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Heath of Prominent Pastor.

spfcIlI % he POSI-.
Winston, y. G. July 3.-Rev. c. A.
Rose. Of Rowan County, died last night
Of typhoid fever. The deceased was
President Of the North Carolina Synod OF
the Lutheran Church. having been twice
elected To this position OF honor. His
remains will be buried al Luther Chapel
graveyard. near China Grove, to-mor-
row. al ll:3o a n. All pastors of the
synod viii take part in the burial service.
Mr.. Rose was forty years old.
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Manila, July 3-RepOrts have been re-
cgNri of an outbreak on the Island OF
Negrps, incident upon the departure OF
the California regiment for home. Some
hostile natives, seeing a company Of SOL
dsrs al one of the small posts preparing
10 depart, thought the Americans were
eyacuatug the island, and a party OF 30
rebels, mostly Bolomen. attacked the
u, cps. and killed ole man and wounded
arother belonging TO + Company. The
FulpIUOs were easily driven of.
The transport Sherman will bring the
California troops 10 Manila before start
LE 10. san Francisco,
The transport Grant will soon embark
;ae Colorado regiment.
The President was called upon yester-
day by q delegation of Southern men,
berS Of Congress concerning the distrl-
baton Of officers of the new regiments
lU be- enlisted for the army in the PhEip-
pines lie told them that eight regiments,
lu addition 10 the three authorized TO be
recruited IN Manila, would be raised, ana
assured them that the officers would De
selected without regard TO poltical ann, !,
atoms or location of residence, due regard
The de.,ualion comprised Representatives
EaaEArsd and Clayton, OF AiauIiii"
+.amsau aud Grigfs, ot Georgia, ana NOT
Ioa OF south Carolina.
Detail, Of Enlistment
The War Department has nearly per
!..rI the details Of the project Tor the
enlistment 81 volunteers under the terms
of DO, art OF the last Congress. There Is
10 .s nothing IN the nature of call, out
as heretofore stated. the soldiers VIII he
obtained lu the regular method through
'a. efforts of the United States recruiting
on .rrs stationed in the various large
elites TO This end the War Department
ha- already sent TO these officers full IN
sHl.uuus for their guidance, as well "a
blanks Tor enlistment, and everything Is
De-" iu good shape TO begin recruiting al
'A. Wor. from Washington. IL was sta'-
'l ny la. Adjutant General to-day that
'.' department. cOntemplates raising nine
regiments iu all, and the instructions 10
.-. recruiting officers are based on thls
"r-'. Each regiment VIII nave
strength Of J. 30 men. making total
t"..t Of 1888 men This will be almost
'"'"r ihc number of men which Gen. Ous
reports Viii be- necessary Ia give him the
va "iipJJ tHCGllFtS which Ht ~
gt4Try
some slight changes are being made In
,"' recruiting instructions, which are IN
'-4'l 90 be- broad enough 10 cover the en-
..siiHeHi OF both regulars and volunteers
'A' order Tor the enlistment OF yolun-
''ers wllI not be issued until next week
'L' department having determined TO con-
L"ae enlsJmeuts for the regular service
l'i another week, In which time the entire
number Of c gss men required TO all up ths
regular regiments IN Manila VIII have
'-rn secured The recruiting Of the vol
-hIecrs can then proceed without inter
Tlptou
believing that the country does no'
want politics 10 enter into army appoint
Meh'a, % Dr. understood the President pro
poses 70 select men 10 te commissioned
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Casualties in the Philippires.

The War Department has received the
following from Gen. Otis:
Manila. July 8 1858.
AdiutsHt General Washington.
Additional cssualJies.Klied, Fourth Cavalry at
N-tiniura, June 20. Company G. William Nolan;
Seventeenth Infantry. near san Fernando. June Is
Company r John &. McHuner. Wounded-TEeIfrh
Infantry, Company ?. William II. DHgey. eloog
slight; Company =, Aaron {. Wise. wrist siight:
FiHy-hrsi I0UA, Company {. EdNsfd r. Br5sa
males UgdeTate
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4 CHILD ENJOY,

The pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothing effect of syrup of Figs when In
reed q laxative. and II the father or
mother be costive or bilious the mos;
gratifying results follow ia ugs. 20 that
Il u the best family remedy Known, and
every family should have bottle Manu-
factured By the California E4s syrup Co
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from the regular service and from those
volunteers who served creditably during
the war with Spain. The nine Colonels
for the volunteer regiments 10 be organiz-
ed in tine United States will be selected
from among the fifty regular army officers
who commanded volunteers during the
Spanish-American War. But one addl-
tional Brigadier General will be appointed,
and his name has not yet been made pub
lie.
The recruiting for the regular army has
brought that establishment up 10 Within
200 men of its maximum strength.
The force that will be at Gen. OTIS dis
posal when the new troops now in this
country reach him at the beginning or
the fall campaign may be summarized as
follows:
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ATTACK ON OUR TROOPS
FilipinOs Open Fire on an
Embarking Regiment.
PLANS FOR ENLISTING NEW MEN

Gen. Otis Sends a Detailed Estimate of the
Recruits Needed TO Fill Up Regiments
Whole Quota R,quired VIII Probably
lie Enlisted This Neek-Sone but ReEu-
ia the Nine New Regiments.
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Ordered To- Manila.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 3--Mai- John r
McDilI, acting assistant surgeon in the
United States Army, has received orders
10 proceed 10 Manila and will leave Mil-
wsukee for San Francisco Thursday
night, In order 10 catch 5he transport
sailing InlV u
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He right this point these books contain the whole story
useful and everybody should read them carefully and profit by the ad
given The plan he has OF paying special attention the return
cards commendabe and will show good results wherever tried
We know that personal recommendation great help and
could than have those who have cured by
Herbs tell their friends and acquaintance about the
medicine.
Business with during June good but want to do better
this month majority OF agents have got their crops well
will be able devote the agency We hope
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THERE WAS NO MUTINY.
The Panther Story Positively Denied by
Lieutenant Commander Ward.

Philadelphia. July 3.-Lieut. Commander
Ward. the commander OF the United states
cruiser Panther, which arrived at the
League Island Navy Yard last week from
San Juan, Porto Rico, to-day positively
denied the published report that there was
a mutiny on board ship and that num-
ber of the crew were put in irons while on
the voyage from San Juan. IN denyin"
the report, Commander Ward said:
There is not a word of truth In IL. We
have had absolutely no trouble of any
kind. The men have been contcnted. and
we have had only three desertions in seven
months out Of a crew of Z32 men"
Commander Ward produced the records
of the ship to substantiate MS denial.
The members of the crew emphatically
declare that there was not the slightest
occurrence on the trip which could give
basis for the intimations 1f trouble con-
tained in the publication.
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scheme, but he evaded the former inter
rogatory and denied that he was the Off
Ger referred to by La Lucha. Local Opin-
ion seems to be that he is quite HARM
less individual, and if left TO himself will
soon wear out any influence he had
1t is officially announced here to-day.
following the receipt of the press dis
patches on the subject. that Col. Edward
Moale, of the Fifteenth Infantry, will
not have an independent command in the
province of Puerto Principe. but that
the province will be Joined 10 Santiago
province in a consolidated department
under Brig Gen. Leonard Wood, as ii is
considered unnecessary 10 have more
than four departments.
Although Gen. Ludlow Is not quite sat
ishcd OF the advi5ability Of such a course,
the regulation as to insurance companies,
calling upon foreign corporations to de-
posit in the island treasury what the
law requires. was issued to-day. 4
strong fight will undoubtedly be made in
all cases as TO the value of the peseta.
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1t Makes Some Difference.

The treasury will be offered American
money or securities at the custom house
rate of exchange, which is u cents,
while the ordinary banking rate is IA
cents. Where accounts run into millions,
this difference is important
At the Fourth of July banquet in the
TacOn Theater tomorrow. Gen. Ludlow
will be POSTMASTER and the guests of
honor will be Gen. Maxine Gomez ard
SenOT Antonio Gonzales de Mendoza
President of the Supreme Court OF cuba
AT noon a salute of forty-five guns will
be fired and the military bands will play
the American and Cuban national airs
afterward returning to barracks.
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The Navy Department has received
nothing concerning the reported trouble
on board the Panther. and the officials are
inclined 10 dismiss the published story as
in line with the rather loose talk of sailors
which is frequently INDUCED in without
much warrant.
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BY A COURT MARTIAL
Capt. Fenton, Lieut.. Catlin.
and Others to Be Tried.
AUTHORS OF CIENFUEGOS FRACAS
Gen, Wilson sassthe Punishment of Those
Who Are Guilty Will BE Effective to
satisfy the Cubans-The Attempt to Es-
tablish Royalist Party in Cuba-Fourth
fully 10 BE FiIiy Celebrated In Havana
deposit by Insurance Companies.

Havana, July 3.-What once promised
10 be a very embarrassing questionable
controversy growing out of the recent
collision between Americans and Gu
bans at CienfuegOs-is now in a fair way
TO be settled satisfactorily to the Gu
bans, owing to the wise and timely action
of Brig. Gen. Wilson, Military Governor
of the consolidated Department OF Ma
tanZas-Santa Clara.
A dispatch from Cieufuegos says that
Capt. Fenton, the commissary who was
relieved of duty on charge of endeavor-
ing 10 assist the escape of the three CIV
ilian employees Of the auartermaster' E
department, and Lieut.. Catlin, of the
Tenth Infantry. who was relieved of the
command of the guard of Mai Rafferty, :
pay train on charge of leaving his post
without authority will both be court
martialed. Capt. Fenton will also be
tried by the civil courts, together with
the policemen, rural guards. and other
civilians who were implicated in the af-
air.
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Only Regular Army Officers.

Probably the most important point in
connection with the proposed volunteer
organization is the Presidents declared in
tention TO appoint none but officers of the
regular army to the command Of the nine
new regiments. Nearly fifty regular army
officers held regimental commands during
the recent war in the volunteer establish
ment, and the nine Colonels TO be as
signed 10 the new regiments will be Sc
Iected from among that number. The Sc
lection will be based entirely upon the
records of the officers during the late war.
and the nine officers whose practical work
in the field was most efficient will receive
the appointments.
It is likely, however. that some of the
nest efficient may be selected for sub
ordinate commands in the different regi-
menIs. Inasmuch as the decision to APP
point only regular army officers does not
apply 10 positions below the grade Of Col
onel.
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increase OF the companies from LOG to Us
men.
AT the rate of enlistments for the last
few weeks, the entire number will De en-
listed by the close of the present week.
The proposed organization of nine vol
unteer regiments will place a number OF
important commissions at the disposal
of the President. Although there will be
three new brigades, Adjt. Gen. Corbin
says it is not likely that more than one
additional Brigadier General Will be reed
ed, the other two beng provided by Cf-
fiCers OF that grade now in the army
whose terms of enlistment are now about
TO expire. Gen. Grant, who is now in the
Philippines, is in this category, and he
probably will be one of the three new
Brigadier Generals. Another General Off
Ger now in the Philippines is also avail
able for reappointment to the provisional
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This Satisfies the Cubans-

This action meets with general ap-
proval in CienfuegGs, and the public
feeling is expressed to-day in one Of
the local papers, which SAYS:
The attitude which Gen. Wilson has
assumed merits the appreciation Of the
most rccalcitrant adyersaries OF the
American adminisITa ION. We are not
accustomed 10 seeing participants in
conflicts between the military and civ
ilians tried by civil Judges having the
full liberty to investigate and to ad-
minister Justice"
Gen. Wilson, discussing the matter with
a friend, said:
If the people are satisfied with what
has already been done, the only ones VINO
will not be satisfied when my part Of the
work is finished will De those who are
Culpable"
The people of the district await the full
tillment OF this promise, which would re-
move al! doubt as tn the spirit anima ting
the American authorities. The feeling In
Cienfuegos. as well as in Havana, is that
while such incidents are lamentable and
perhaps unavoidable, severe punishment
of the guilty will serve as an effective
warning 10 others.
The facts regarding the death OF the
Spanish planter, senOr Santa Maria, who
was killed by a bullet al the time Of the
collision. il is difficult TO establish. Some
assert that ne was struck by d bullet
from an American rife; others say il was
a Cuban bullet. But so far a. The public
is concerned al Cienfuegos. the prompt
punishment of those responsible for pre-
cipiJating the trouble viii be all that is
necessary.
Starting a RoyaIist Party.
Ia Lueha's publication to-day regard
ing the alleged project for establishing
a royallst party in Cuba aroused the in.
dignatIon OF the promoters One OF them
said the attempt might as we'll be aban-
dOned, as the premature disclosure would
render its success impossible IL appears
that the anti-American Cuban officer, the
"King-elect," recently cOllerted $50 from
merchants al Santiago de las Tunas. On
this becoming known, he was questioned
on the subject and regarding the royaiist
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and followed down the path. When Bill
got to the brink ! saw him stick his
hands into his pockets and gaze for
five minutes into the depths below. 1t
was probably 500 sheer feet into the val
ley, but the distance never feazed him.
l stopped half way down the path and
waited to see what would happen. By
and by Bill pulled something out of his
right trousers pocket, looked at it hard
for a minute and then threw it far
away from him and into the valley.
Then he raised his arms above his head,
ana I thought he was going to follow,
but he didn't. He just stretched him
self, threw back his head, yawned and
turned around. He grnned when he
saw me watching him with eyes that
looked no doubt as though they were
going to pop out of my head
"'What did you throw over there?' l
asked him sharply.
Fifteen cents, he explained, a dime
and a nickel.
50 For heavens sake, what for?' I
calculated. Have you got money to
throw to the BIRDS
"'Oh, no. he said, but that's every
cent had in the world, and l thought
I'd just make clean start with the
new year."
Good scheme" remarked one of the
listeners. Couldn't quit loser on the
year, then, eh?'
'But l did, said the man with the
tdroop. by the next new year I had a
big bunch of debts
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oakleaf 81; Cappy, 9s; caspar, 100;
Sybaris, 100; Joe Cotton, 1903; Jim Boze-
man, 104; Diablita 104.
Second race, n mile, purse, maidens-
The Offspring. 10I Furia, 107; Wing,
107; Gold Garter, 109 Master Lee, 1O9;
Glengaber, 112; The Minister 112.
Third race. IS mile, selling-Ginling,
Ia; The Trotter, III; Campus, III: Dor
emus. III; The Pride, 119; Jerry Hunt,
122: Festosa 122.
Fourth race, u mile, purse-El Estro,
10f; Miss Marion, 1O4; Limewater 109.
Fifth race, B mile, selling-Colonial
Dame, SO; Magnus. 101; Guilder, 1O1;
None Such, 101; Imperino, 1O1; Durwad,
104; Sly, 105 Alicia, 107; Elidad. 107;
Lord Merriman, 11o; Horatio, 10; Du-
nois 112.
Sixth race, Il mile selling-New
Moon, 90; Prince Tyrant, "a; Frank
Jauber, "a; Fig Leaf, 95: Fly. 81; Cas-
take. SO; Free Lady, 101; Don't Skip
Me 104.
Weather clear; track heavy.
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HIS FIRST CASE.
Justice Boland Sets Criminal Action
for Hearing.

Justice Boland Sets Criminal Action
for Hearing.
Justice of the Peace Tom Boland had
his first criminal case yesterday. The
man, Joe Burgo. who was arrested on
Wednesday evening by Watchman
O'Connell for stealing tools from a tool
shed across the creek, was brought up
in Judge Boland's court for pleading.
After reading the complaint, Judge Bo-
land assumed his most dignified mein
put his spectacles on straight, looked
the prisoner in the eye, and said in
tones of the deepest solemnity:
Are you guilty or not guilty?''
Not guilty, your honor
The your honor staggered Tom a
bit, but he strained his muscles hard to
keep from bursting, and said, more i'm
pressively than ever:
DO you want jury trial?'
I do, your honor
1t didn't affect him so much this
time; he was getting used to it now.
Very well, your trial is set for 4
o'clock tomorrow
AS the prisoner was marched out. the
court settled himself back in his chair
with deep sigh of relief.
Burgo claims that he did not steal
any tools, nor did he intend to steal
any. He says he was putting the tools
into the cabin for fear that some boys
would take them.
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ANACONDA news.
MOST PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Little Child Pushes a Pea Into
Her Ear.
WANTED TO BE A MAGICIAN
Attempted to Perform a Trick Shown
Her by Gentleman, but the At
tempt Results in Surgi-
r cal Operation.

!. most peculiar accident came under
the observation Of the physicians yes
$terday. 1t seems that d gentleman
while playing with a little girl, or s
years of age, mystified her little mind
with various sleight-of-hand tricks.
Among the tricks was one in which the
/ gentleman pretended to put pea in
each of his ears and when the little
girl looked the peas were not there.
The exhibitor, of course, dropped the
peas into. his sleeves as he raised his
hands to, his ears.
The trick fascinated the child and
when the gentleman had gone she con-
eeived the idea Of doing the trick her
self SO that she, too, would be presti-
dgitateur and mystify her little friends
as she herself had been mystified. She
took up the two peas ard put them in
her earss One of the peas rolled out
upon the floor, but the child pressed
the other into the orifice of the ear with
her tiny finger. The pea, becoming
coated with wax, slipped into the ear
until the child began to feel pain. She
gouged it further in with each jab and
finally the pain become so agonizing
that the poor little thing became fran
tic and pushed her finger into her ear
more desperately than ever
The childs parents sent for a physi-
clan as soon as possible and the child
was removed to st. AIMS hospital,
where, under the influence of chloro-
form, the pea was extracted.
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Real Estate Trans ferS.

Deeds in the following real estate
transfers We're yesterday filed for record
in the office of the county clerk and
recorder:
Ella II. Robinson to Frank Conley
and Thomas McTague a certain wood
fume near Deer Lodge and 1.S3 acres of
land; consideration $500.
B. F. Brown. administrator of the
estate of Phil 2. Evans, to j. c. Robin
son, one-half interest in a certain
wood flume known as the Tin Cup Joe
fume; near Deer Lodge; consideration
$400
Anaconda Mining company to Con
ODonnell, lot 4 in block So, eastern
addition to the city of Anaconda; con-
sideration $500.
Con O'Donnel ct ux., to Edward NJ
Whitcraft, 1ote and in block So,
Eastern addition to the city of Ana
conda; consideration $2,4O0.
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Notice of levy of tax to defray the cost
of sewer construction in Special Improve
ment District No. of the City of Ana
conda.
Notice is hereby given that the resolu-
ton levying a special assessment of four
teen dollars upon each twenty five foot
front lot in said district, being three
thousand five hundred square feet in
area, to defray the cost of the construc-
ton of the sewer in said district, is on file
in the office of the city clerk, subject to
the inspection of all persons interested
All objections to said tax will be heard at
the council chambers in the city hall on
Monday, January 8, 1899, at s O'Clock n
m., when all persons interested may an
pear and offer any objections they NAV
have to the final adoption of said resolu-
ton.
Dated January 4, 1899.
T. O'LEARY.
City Clerk, City of Anaconda.
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Expect a High Rate of Speed

Considerable interest attaches to the
new steam turbine-driven torpedo boat
destroyer which c. A. Parsons is now
building at his shipbuilding yard on the
Tyne. The boat is to be 200 feet long.
of 10. 000-h horse power, which is to enable
her to steam at the very least S5 knots,
or 40 miles an hour. She will be twice
the length, six times the width and is
to develop horse power five times
greater than the little Turbinia, which
aroused such interest at the time of the
great naval review II months ago AL
though Mr.. Parsons only gives 35 knots
as the speed of the boat he has in hand,
he hopes to be able to get a much
higher speed-in fact, As miles an hour
out of her.
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Notice,

Notice of levy of tax to defray the cost
of sewer construction in Special Improve
ment District No. 10 of the City of Ana
conda.
Notice is hereby given that, the resoiu-
tion leVying a special assessment of four
teen dollars upon each twenty five foot
front lot in said district, being three
thousand five hundred square feet in
area, to defray the cost of the construc-
tion of the sewer in the said district, is
on file in the office of the city clerk, sub
ject to the inspection of all persons inter-
ested. All objections to said tax will be
heard at the council chambers in the city
hall on Monday, January 8, 1899 at s
clock p. m, when all persons interested
may appear and offer any objections they
may have to the final adoption of said
resolution.
Dated January 4, 1899
T. O'LEARY,
City Clerk, City of Anaconda.
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Notice of levy of tax to defray the cost
of sewer construction in Special Improve
ment District No. of the City of Ana.
conda
Notice is hereby given that the resolu-
tion levying special assessment of four
teen dollars upon each twenty-five-foot
front lot in said district, being three
thousand five hundred square feet in
area to defray the cost of the construc-
ton of the sewer in the said district, is on
file in the office of the city clerk, subject
to the inspection of all persons interested.
All objections to said tax will be heard at
the council chambers in the city hall on
Monday, January 9, 1899, at o'clock D.
NJ, when all persons interested may ap-
pear and offer any objections they may
have to the final adoption of said resolu-
ton
Dated January 4, 1899.
T. O'LEARY,
City Clerk. City of Anaconda