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IN THE BUSINESS TO STAY.
The Arbuckles Prepared to Meet the
Sugar Trusts Prices


Washington, June 15.-The industrial
commission held only an afternoon ses-
sion and heard but one witness to-day
j. N. Jarvie, of the firm of Arbuckle &,
Bro, and manager of the firms sugar
refining business. Mr. Jarvie's testi-
mony was brief. His firm, he said, had
never cut the price of sugar except to
meet the rates of the American Sugar
Refining company, commonly known as
the sugar trust. When asked If the
Arbuckles would continue to meat
their rivals figures, he replied that h
firm was in the refining business to
stay. Beyond that he did not wish to
say.
Mr.. Jarvie said there had been many
overtures from the sugar trust to set
tie the difficulties with the Arbuckles.
but they had all been made for stock
jobbings PURPOSES and consequently
thereSbad been nothing in them When
asked htl@ long the rival company
could keep on selling sugar at loss,
Mr.. Jarvie replied eheerfully that he
thought concern supplying so per
cent of the sugar sold in this country
would lose more under those condi-
tons than the firm supplying the other
10 per cent and that he had the 10 per
cent end of the bargain just now.
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Mrs. Stanford,s Gifts.

San Francisco, June 15.-Before leav-
ing for Europe, Mrs. Jane Stanford
prepared two deeds, which were placed
on record to-day, conveying valuable
estate to Stanford university. The
property consists of 100 acres in Las
sen county and 100 acres in Tehama
county. All of this land was recently
purchased by Mrs. Stanford to secure
valuable water rights and grazing
land for big flocks of sheep owned by
her and which are to be transferred to
the Vina ranch, now owned by the uni
versity. All this is in addition to her
recent endowment of over S11 200, 900.
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MONTANA POsTMASTERS' SALARIES.
None Have Been Reduced While Severa
Have Been Increased.

special Dlspatch to the Standard.
Washington. d. c.. June 15.-The post
master general to-day made public the an
nual list of readjusted postmasters sala-
ries. based on gross receipts at the va
Tious offices for the current year. The
new salaries will take effect July l. Fol-
lowing are the Offices in Montana at
which the postmasters will draw increased
compensation after the date named None
of the offices in the state decreased
enough in receipts to cause fall in post
masters salary. Helena advanced from
second to first class; Billings advanced
from third to second class; Sand Coulee
was relegated from third to fourth class.
Increases are as follows: Big Timber
500; Billings. $780, Boulder 500; Butte
800; Dillon. 800 Fort Benton, 500: Glen
dive, 800; Great Falls, 100; Hamilton,
800; Helena, 800; Lewiston, $500: Living
ston, 500; Marysville, $500; Miles City,
sl0o Mlssoula, 500; Philipsburg, $780, Red
Lodge, 500.
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DOING RELIEF WORK.
Suffering Being Alleviated and Order Re-
stored at Herman.

stored at Herman.
Omaha, Neb., June ia special to
the Bee from Blair Neb., says: Nearly
200 men are at work on the Herman
ruins and are fast bringing order out of
chaos The streets are already passa BILE
and the business men are beginning 10
put up their shanties. Some 80 tents are
now standing in the various parts of
the town. The people are well provided
with clothing, bedding and provisions
from various localities. especially from
Blair and Tekemah. The funeral of the
Hopkins family took place from the
Methodist Episcopal church at Herman
at o'clock to-day, Rev. Mr.. Elliott
officiating.
Thomas Hines. who died yesterday as
the result of injuries received in the
wreck was buried to-day from his
home in Blair. The funeral was in
charge of the Woodmen of the World.
The funeral of w, S. Richards, post
master, will be held tomorrow at 2:3O
p, m. from the Methodist church, Blair.
The leading business men of Tekemah
have taken hold of the work of
Strengthening out the complicated af-
fairs of Herman. The work of the dis
tribution of clothing is left in charge
of the women's relief corps organiza-
tons of Tekemah and Blair. A COM
mittee consisting of ]. Chambers Of
Herman, William Gray of Herman and
A. P. HoWes of Blair are instructed to
look after the distribution of supplies.
Over 1000 people visited the wrecked
town to-day. The town is we'll patroled
by members of the Blair fire depart
ment. The leading farmers of Wash
ington county are advocating the plan
of Washington county voting the suf-
ferers at least $4,000 to help them start
in business again.
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| not tear yourselves from your church
get into a union and push to help
| along the great work.
1 Ihird idea-Oh, come under the
power of the Christian Endeavor idea!
the Pauline idea, the Christ-like idea!
me idea that, in short works to have
! all beileve on Christ. The young peo-
PIE and thcse who are not so young,
piedge yourselves together to live
Christian lives.
What can the Endeavorors do? In
cambridge, Mass, a city of 10000, and
Iu!ly $4,000 Endeavorers 1899 was the
thirteenth year that there had been
no saloon. Local option went into eff
rect and the saloon went out AT the
ten1h anniversary of the departure OF
the saloon. the city celebrated the oc-
casion with parades. and wrote q me-
moral book. How came the saloon to
~ Inc Z. M. G. A. and the Y. p. s.
e. p. We're the principal causes.
In Salem, Mass, a town of 40 ono
the saloon went out because the C. e.
people fixed the election. The Endeay-
orers can do everything for God. The
e T.. is the hope of the nation. OF
course, each campaign must be fought
uhuer local circumstances. In relation
70 temperance, good laws, able officers.
the 9. p. can do everything.
In Colorado's capital we are fighting
Tor local option by precincts, but have
not yet won the fight. OF course. we
cannot succeed in a minute. What ;s
back of this agitation? The G. %.
prayers. The Endeavorer rightly
moved is an endless power
We turn to the key to the second
point: Spiritual light is the central
part of spiritual life. Those familiar
with the gospels have perhaps noted
that what Jesus does, while speaking,
is set down as Jesus looked Jesus
sci
ever these notes appear. look sharp!
Here is hidden mine of wealth. These
notes reveal His feelings and, when we
understand how He felt, we can bet
ter understand the import of his mes
sages. These notes are like telescope
We see in the dim distance a faint
star, but when we gaze upon it through
"a telescope, the star is transformed
into brilliant sun. Thus these tele-
seopfc notes reveal to us the brilliancy
of Jesus messages.
It is good thing, in Scripture, to
read between the lines and get the hid
den meanings to these passages-the
notes are our helpers in this.
The Christ working for the lost is
far more beautiful than the Christ
talking of working for the lost
AS you pray, be that confident that
YOU Will constantly revise your prayer.
Inc hour has come when the world
wants to see Jesus. Never until now
has the world so cried for Him.
Now Us a good time to work for
Him, for His hour is nearer come than
ever before.
DO local work! Never before has
there been such a yearning for Jesus
among the young people. Now is the
great time of blessing in the work of
the church and the Endeavor. The
hour is fast approaching when the in
dividual wishes to see Jesus"
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RICHARD PARKS BLAND.
Death Comes Peacefully at an Early
Hour in the Morning.

Hour in the Morning.
Lebanon, Mo-, June 15.-Richard
Parks Bland. congressman from the
Eighth Missouri district, passed peace
fully away at exactly half past 4
O'Clock this morning. Tuesday night
about l O'Clock. he fell into sleep
from which he never awoke. The ply
sicians used every means in their
power to arouse him, but he never re-
gained consciousness in the slightest
degree. About l o'clock this morning it
could be seen that he was sinking rap
idly and at half past 4 he ceased to
breathe. Toward the end the action If
his heart increased perceptibly and
hopes were expressed that he was
awakening. but it was a frultless hope.
His sons Theodore, Ewing, George and
John, his daughters Fannie and Eir-
ginia, and Mrs. Bland were at his bed
side when the end came. His brother
Judge ]. c. Bland of st. Louis. mis-
brother-in-la Gen. E. Y. Mitchell and
rotary, Grid Bell, were also with him.
The funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the opera house and
the body will be buried in the
Catholic cemetery. The funeral will
be in charge of the sergeant-at-arms of
the house of representatives and will
ne conducted ny haSonlc louSes. Fiji
vate Secretary Bell has notified the
clerk of the houseof Mr.. BANDS death,
requesting him to appoint a committee
of members to attend the funeral.
Prominent friends of Mr.. Bland
throughout the country have been noti-
fled of the funeral arrangements. -.s4 I
Mr.. Bland was member of no
church and the ministers of all denom-
nations will participate in the services.
1t is planned to have Col W. J. Bryan
deliver the funeral grafton.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, 10: Washington. 2.

Baltimore. June 15-Baltimore won a
long drawn out and one-sided game from
Washington to-day. The Orioles found
weighing to their liking and hit him al
most at will. Two hits were made off Nc
Farland in the three innings he was in
the box. Baltimore's pony battery did
well and the fielding of the team was OF
a brilliant character. Time was called
twice because of heavy showers. Attend
arce, 1233. Score:
r. H. E.
Baltimore ....... ....... ...........10 IL /
w dSiliHs ION -.-.,.. ....... .....-.. = IL
Batteries-Howell, Crisham and Wey-
hing: Mcfarland and Mcguire
Umpires-O'Day and Mcclure.
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STRIKERS ARE ORDERLY.
But Say They viii Not Go to Work Until
They Win.

Redding, Calf, June 15.-The strik-
ing miners are very orderly and no
demonstrations beyond a parade of the
strikers took place to-day. The miners
swear that they will not return to work
in the mines until the wage scale sub
mitted by them Is adopted but the
company says that it will commence
work tomorrow or the next day. As
there are few miners here outside of
the strikers it will be impossible 20
open the mines unless the old men
are taken back
An agent of the Wardner, Idaho,
mines arrived here to-day and is offer
ing free transportation and $3.50 a day
to miners to go to the Wardner mines.
1t is hardly probable that he will be
successful in his quest, as the miners
here fear that the trouble in Wardner
is not over.
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Isen third: time 1:S4. Second race, five
furlongs-Hood's Brigade won. Prestome
second, Farmland third; time. 1:06A. Third
race six furlongs-- Boney Boy won. Tony
Licalz second, Goebe third; time. l:11M.
Fourth race, mile, selling-Prince Biazes
won, Kris Kringle second, Racivan third;
time, l:45&. Fifth race, mile and six
teenth--Queen Of Song won, Gold second,
Pat Carrot third time, 1:52& Sixth race,
seven furlongs-Mile won, Graziella sec
ond, Benamela third; time, 1:321a.
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At DenYar

Denver, June 15.-Resuts at Overland:
First race, trotting, PIT class-Phoebe
Childes won third. fourth and fifth heats
ard race: time, 215A, 2:16A, 2:15A Sister,
Alice took the second heat; time, 2:1Sh.
Trilby P. took the first heat; time, 2:131h.
Second race, pacing, 2:40 class-Coney won
three straight heats and the race; time,
2:141a, 2:l51s. 2:231a. Third race five and a
half furlongs-The Light won. Jim Gore
second, Juva third; time. 1:091k. Fourth
race mile and a sixteenth-May Beach
won. Reolia second, Gioja third; time.
1:5O1s. Fifth race, seven furlongs-Mike
Rice won, Negligence second, Zardia
third; time. 1871. Sixth race, five and a
half furlongs-Sue Clifton won, Kitary
second, Yellowstone Whisky third; time,
lilo
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The same rate will also be applied to
Portland and Tacoma. Tickets will be
sold Oct, IA, Is and 16, with final re-
turn limit to Nov. is. Stopover, either
going or coming, will be allowed at
points west of the Missouri river and
at st. Paul. Similar rates from the
West have been made for the annual
convention of the Young Peoples
Christian union of the United Presby
terrain church of North America to be
held at PittSburg Aug, 2 to T.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Testimony of the Nurse Girl.

New York, June 15.-Bella Anderson.
alias Carrie Jones, the nurse girl was
called to the witness stand to-day in the
trial of George Barrow for the KIDNAPPING
of Marion Clark. The girl told of the trip
from Brooklyn to Sloatsburg with the
baby. The Barrows were in the same cas
with her, she said, but they did not sit
with her. In other respects she testified
TO the facts of the abduction AND flight
as she had confessed them after her ar
rest
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Watson Is on Deck.

Washington, June 15.-Admiral Wat
son has arrived at Hong Kong and,
being on his own station, took com
mand of the Asiatic squadron, relieg-
ing Captain Barker, of the Oregon, who
has been in charge since Admiral
Dewey sailed from Manila.
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Satisfaction Demanded.

London, June 16-The Italian govern
ment, says the correspondent of the
Daily Mail, has demanded satisfaction
from France for the arbitrary arrest
at Nice of the Italian general, Giletta,
taken into custody there on a charge of
espionage.
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The Suppressed "NIirror.n

Wallace, Idaho, June 15.-The defense
in the case of the Mullan Mirror"
which was suppressed by the authorit-
les for alleged seditious utterance, gave
notice to-day of a motion to quash the
complaint. 1t will come UP tomorrow
morning
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The Dominian Wins

Beaconsville, Que, June 15.-To-d days
race between the Dominion and the
Yankee started at 1:55:30. The course
is triangular, one and one-third miles
to the leg, three times around. The
Dominion finished at 4:SO:3O, winning
the series and the cup. The Yankee
finished at ABB
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Unirersitx,s Nsw President.

Eugene, Ore, June 15.-The board of
regents tonight elected Professor E. s.
Strong of New Haven, Conn, as the
president of the University of Oregon
to succeed C. H. Chapman, resigned.
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Convention Rates.

Chicago, June 15-For the annual
convention of the W. c.. T. U. to be
held at Seattle Oct. II TO %, the West
ern lines have agreed to make a rate
OF one fare, plus s., for the round trip.
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Kruger's Proposition.

Pretoria, June 15-Both chambers of
the volksraad have adjourned to en-
able the members to consult their con-
stituents on the franchise propositions
of President Kruger
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, June 15.-Cambrian got off in
front in the Hymyar stakes to-day and
was never headed, winning In a drive from
The Kentuckian by one length. Jockey
Thorpe was given an ovation. Weather
fine, track fast. Results: First race
selling, seven furlongs-Violet Parson
won, Samival second Little Land third ;
time, 1:2SA. Second race, five furlongs-
kilmarneck won, Carbuncle second
Strathboeck third; time, 1:0212. Third race,
selling. mile and a Observation-Disclosures
won. The Elector second, Friesland third :
time. 1:47&. Fourth race, Hymyar stakes
3-year-olds, value to winner, $3.50. mile
and an eighth--Cambrian won, The Ken
tuckian second, Monangah third time,
1;531s. Fifth race, five furlongs-Lady
Elite won, May June second. Anthracite
third; time. 1:02A. Sixth race. seven fur
longs. selling-John McEroy won, Coraliss
second, Mizzouri third: time, 1:2s1H.
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Chicago. June 15.-Weather at Haw-
thorne fair, track slow. First race, seven
furlongs-Moch won, Sir Hobart second,
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DOCTOR COOK

BLOOD AND SKIN diseases, Scrofula
Pimples, Eczema, Acne, Tumors, Ulcers
and all Private Diseases, Gonorrhoea,
elect, Structure, Syphilis Varicocele, Hy-
drocele, Piles, Weakness of Organs quick
ly and safely cured without detention
from your business.
LOST MANHOOD-Nigh Emissions.
Impotency, the dreaded effects of early
vice, which bring organic weakness On
examining the urinary deposits ropy
sediment will often be found. and some
times small particles of albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will be of a milkish
hue again changing to- a dark and tur-
bid appearance, There are many men
who die of this difficulty, ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of Sem
inal Weakness. The Doctor will guaran-
tee a permanent cure in all cases. Write
for symptom blank. You can be cured at
home.
COOK MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
1928 Curtis ST., Denver, Colo.
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Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 1.

Boston. June 15.-The Champions had lit
tie difficulty in winning to-day's game and
were in fine batting condition, when rain
stopped the game in the sixth inning.
The Bostons. by punching their hits in
the fifth inning, batted out four runs.
The fine pitching of Willis was the fea-
Score: ..r.
r. II. E.
Boston ... ... ....... 6 s 9
Philadelphia ....... ......... ...... 7 3
Batteries-Wilis and Bergen; F'itield
and Mcfarland
Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At GraYesend.

New York, June 15.-This was getaway
day at Gravesend and the crowd was
large. The chief event was the Brooklyn
was a heavy favorite. Ahom was first
with Half Time second and Glengar and
The Bouncer bringing up the rear. In
the stretch Ahom was leading but The
Bouncer was catching him in the last fur
long, when he swerved and Ahom went
straight ahead with little to spare The
fremont stakes at $10,000 for 2-year-o lds
had as favorites the Fleischman stable
pair, Maribert and Mischievous. Bramble
Rose led the way to the stretch when
Maribert and Modrine went out and fin
ished first and second.
First race, six furlongs-Ben Hadad
won, lambert second. Imperator third ;
time, f:l4&. Second race, mile and a six
teenth, selling-Survivor won, Hard Knot
second Tyrshena third; time, 1:4S1a. Third
race, fremont stakes, six furlongs-Mari-
bert won, Modrine second, Missionary
third; time, Ills. Fourth race, Brooklyn
Derby, mile and a half s10,OO0-Ahom, l19
H. Martin, to l and to l. won by two
lengths; The Bouncer, 119, Maher to l
and to second: Macleod of Dare, 1l9,
Half Time, Lakeland and Glengar also
ran. Fifth race. five and half fur
longs, selling-Big Gun won, Innovator
second, Mynheer third; time, LOO. Sixth
race. steeplechase, two miles-Cock Robin
won, Colonel Bartlett second, Populist
third; time, $50.
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Chicago, June 15.-The Orphans punched
seven of their eight hits in two inninAs
to-day, Brietenstein's wildness giving
them their other two runs. Callahan was
batted hard, but kept the hits scattered
except in the eighth. Demontreville's fast
fielding was the feature Attendance,
400. Score:
r. H. Z.
Chicago ........ .......... ........... 6 s
Cincinnati ....... ....... ......4 II
Batteries-Callahan and Donohue; Briet-
enstein and Vaughn.
Umpires-Swartwood and Warner.
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Cleveland, June 15.-The errors of the
visitors contributed largely to the vic
tory Of the home team to-day, but Lever
was also hit in timely way. Attend
ance, 100. Score: