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A FEMININE FAILING,
Fretting Wears Out More Women's Lives
Than Work or Care

Worry wears out more people than
work does. and fretting causes more
unhappiness in families than either
sickness or poverty" writes Mrs.
Moses P: Handy in the Woman's Home
Companion. Indeed, the secret of
happiness may almost be said to be
meaking the best of everything, and
good humor under all circumstances
the most useful virtue which man, and
more especially woman, can possess.
would peril life and limb for husband
and children, yet who daily render their
dear ones uncomfortable by going forth
ito meet trouble half way and by griey-
ing over that which is past and IRENE
diable. If thing can be helped by any
effort of yours, go to work promptly
and help it; if not, waste no time in
vain repining. When your husband has
made a mistake in business and times
are hard, do not wall over the mistake
Gather up the fragments and stand by
to help him. If you can do nothing
else. you can at least pretend that you
do not mind; can show him that you
believe in him STILL and prophesy that
better times are coming. Nothing SO
chills a mans courage as she darAp
spray of a wife's tears. Did you never
try to run your sewing machine with
! out oil? Don't you know how the sur
faces grind upon each other, and how
hard the work is? Well, just as tne
hour of that scraping will injure the
machinery more than a whole days use
would if properly oiled, just so one
days worry will dig more wrinkles IN
your face and sprinkle more gray in
your hair than will months of patient,
trusting labor. Worrying is an essen
tally feminine failing. and there are
women who do It in spite of themselves
IT YOU chance to be such a one, fret all
to yourself in the privacy of your
chamber. But under any circum..
| cold water-or, worse, your bottles OF
| tears-over the sitting room fire."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14
Agitated Yale.
~ HERE is the evil one to pay at
Yale this fall. The Inaugural

~ HERE is the evil one to pay at
Yale this fall The Inaugural
ton Of President Hadley has
been followed by a succession of start
ling events. Yale seems to be bewitcn-
ed. One instructor has been arrested
for playing the part of a ''peepiug
Tom at a private dwelling, and sum-
marty dismissed from the faculty. A
student has been arrested and fined for
embracing and kissing his girl on the
street. The Yale football team has
! been beaten, 3 to 0, by Columbia. which
in turn was beaten, 20 to 0, by Cornell,
which in turn was beaten last Saturday,
6 no 5, by the one-horse college of La
rayette.
But that isn't all. Sensational
! changes. it is said, have been intro
sduced into the Yale chapel service. AS
long as a Congregational clergyman
was at the head OF Yale, the devotional
exercises were simplicity itself. But
| Hadley, not being a clergyman, the
matter of the chapel service was refer
red to a committee of the faculty
which agreed that it would be good
thing to gown the choir and enlarge the
scope of its duties. Immediately there
is q protest from the Tow" churchmen
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sons. Keep them at home Victoria act
ed upon the advice

sons. Keep them at home victoria act
ed upon the advice.
The widow of General "StoneWall
Jackson Is living at Charlotte, N. C.. in
poor health. and, according to the spring
Held republican, in very Needy circum-
stances. She is also nearly blind. The
Daughters of the Conferacy and camps OF
confederate veterans are raising money
to help her
The emperor of China has some strange
duties. One of these is the ordering OF
the seasons. In China it is summer when
the emperor says 1t is summer. All do
nestle arrangements are made to suit
the season, as proclaimed by the empe-
ror. although they may not suit the indi-
vidual at all,
The English friends of DR.. Donaldson
Smith. the well-known American eX-
plorer, who left Berbera, on the Somali
coast, about two months ago. with the
object of leading an expedition across So
maitland to Lake Rudolph, and thence
to the Nile. are anxious for his safety,
as he has not been heard from.
DR.. Bousfield. the English bishop Of
Pretoria, who suffered considerably in
previous years from revolutions in the
Transvaal, has sent his children to a
place of safety, but with his wife and one
old servant is remaining at his post. The
bishop of Grafton and Armidale, young
Australian bishop, born in the colony, is
accompanying the Australian contingent
to South Africa as chaplain.
The youngest major in the British army
is John Campbell of the Cameron High
landers Che is only q, three years young
er than any other major in the service).
The two captains above him were shot
at Omdurman. Major Campbell comes of
a long line of soldiers-his father and
grandfather were both in the Cameron
Highlanders, and three of his mothers
brothers are commanding regiments in
India.
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To Rule the Samoan Roost.

n T last the problem Of the gov
eminent of the Samoan islands
seems about to be solved. The
tripartite arrangement, by which the
United States, Great Britain and Ger
many each took a hand in the deal,
never worked satisfactorily. 1t was
a ease of too many cooks spelling the
broth.
The world has more interest in the
Samoan islands than it ever would
have taken had not Robert Louis Ste
Yenson written so charmingly of them
and their inhabitants. Stevenson ideal
lied the situation and lifted it above
the plane of comic opera. AS matter
of fact the Samoan islanders are a
tough lot of nearly naked savages, who
whoop and yell and Tight and dance
and skylark and go fishing on the
slightest provocation. They know as
much about government and the con
sent OF the governed" as they know
about calculus and the higher criticism.
Apparently they are a more warlike
tribe than our own American subjects.
the Guam islanders. The Guamese. it
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1899.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
Argument Monday.

TT WAS field day for augment yes
terday in the Welcome case. The
weeks work opened with Attorney
General Nolan's presentation of the
reasons why certain portions of the
evidence brought out last week, or Of
fered to be brought out and against
which objection was raised, should be
made part Of the case to be taken I'M
der Amusement by the supreme court
The attorney general presented the
reasons why, as it seemed to him, the
testimony relating to Warner Of Jeffar-
son. Myers OF Ravalli and others should
Ibe considered in connection with the
charges involving Mr.. Welcome.
The other side was presented by
Judge Carpenter. whose high rank as a
'jurist is recognized throughout the
West; Governor Carpenter is a lawyer
whose very apt way Of presenting prop
ositions in law makes entertaining his
discussion of legal problems. What
was said, yesterday, by these two law
yers in yesterdays discussion is print
ed in full summary this morning, I'M
der Helena date. on one of the Stand
ards news pages.
Withal, the questions dealt with yes
terday in the court room are of char
acter so technical that they are quite
beyond the average layman's reach.
When it comes to the rules of evidence
THE large public that finds itself inter-
ested in the progress of the Welcome
case. takes a day off while waiting for
fhe court TO reach conclusions.
1t is supposed that the courts opin-
don will be pronounced this morning in
reference to the points discussed at
yesterdays sitting. Then the routine CT
the trial will be resumed, and 1t will
dnterest the public to see how the de-
6ense will proceed to make it appear
that all these thoIsand-dollar bills, SO
far from being Clark's money, are
simply the outward and visible signs CT
what the Clarks have undertaken ito
describe as a conspiracy against their
man.
It is plain to see that the Clark peo-
pie have taken counsel of their second
and wiser thought. AS the testimony
was piling up last week, the tip evil
identity went out to whoop it up for
Clark anyhow and attempt STAN
pede racket, the same as if the pend
ing business involved a herd of heel
ers or another grand jury like the one
that didn't find anything, last win
ter Instantly, the Clark organs real
ized that the whole Montana public
crowned severely upon these antics,
and the p1ttersnipe chorus was called
off. The Montana public is not going
to have it's teeth set on edge by this
business. The public naturally feels a
deep concern respecting it. but the
result will be awaited with calmness
as also with confidence that what is
right will Dreyail
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Men and Women.

The gifts of John d. Rockefeller to the
city of Cleveland, Ohio, now amount to
the sum of sl,O00,500,
The crown prince of Germany is said to
strongly resemble his mother and to have
grown taller than his father, which the
emperor does not relish.
The death is announced of Nine. Char
cot, the widow of the great physician or
that name. One of Nine. Charcot' $
daughters is married to NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau, the French premier.
President Krpger has sent seven sons
and so grandsons into the Boer army to
fight the English. in addition to taking
the field himself. Fritz Elof, his great
grandson, bears the courtesy title or
lieutenant" in spite of the fact that ne
is only years old.
IT is said that the Duke of Connausht
wanted to go to the South African war,
but that General Butler, in his parting
interview with the queen, said: You
have many good officers, but only three
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Railroad building has heen actively en-

Railroad building has been actively en-
gagged in throughout the country during
the current year, 200 miles Of new track
having been laid up to October ! last.
This is at the rate of $500 miles year.
which would be about 400 miles in excess
of the new mileage for 1898.
The first American bank in Honolulu
opened Its doors on September s. The
money on hand, amounting to 200 In
gold, was officially counted by Minister of
the Interior ]. A. King. who gave the
bank permission to begin business as a
Hawaiian corporation.
The city of Concord. N. H., has exempt
ed from taxation for ten years the new
machinery, to the value of 100000, Of the
New Hampshire spinning mills of Pena-
cook, reported as reorganized recently
for the manufacture of fine grade combed
yarns.
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Missing Links.
New Workers. find that they have been
drinking milk So per cent. water.


drinking milk So per cent. water.
The division of forestry of the depart
ment of agriculture has 16 men in the
state Of Washington gathering statis
tics regarding the growth of the red fir,
Twenty-Five English railways paid In
wages to employees during the first half
of 1899 E644,000 more than was paid in
the same period of 1S9S-an increase Of
81 per cent.
Card playing has increased Of late in
Great Britain. The number of new
ceeded 2,250,0o0, an increase of 100000
on the year before and Of 100000 on
1896
The consumption of alcoholic drinks
in France seems to be greatly on the
increase, in spite of the fact that her
population if not stationary, shows but
Speaking Of large assurances, ST.
Louis paper estimates that If a man
secured all the insurance he could get
In all the life companies in the world,
the aggregate would not be above &c.,
900, 900.
any one who would rid the country of
rabbits; but after several people had
tried their hands no more satisfactory
solution was found than that of eating
| them. 1,G3
The first experiment. was made in
| Scotland with our land-locked salmon,
and since the fry was shipped, 10 years
! ago, they have multiplied rapidly.
| much to the detrment Of the Scotch
salmon, as the American fish We're
stronger and larger.
| In the ambulance and patrol depart
/ ment of a Chicago park police station
| two bantams with one chick have es-
| tablished themselves as the companions
! of the officers. Their favorite perches
| are on the wheels of the ambulance or
! patrol wagon.
| 1T is curious property Of the COM
| pounds of tellurium that they have a
| putrid and unbearable odor. London
| physicians have taken advantage Of
| this fact in prescribing 1t for feminine
| patients whom they wish to temporarily
! isolate from society.
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Missing Links.

Russia taxes foreign commercial
travellers.
Bracelet-wearing men are said to be
on the increase.
Africa has nearly 700 languages, and
this fact presents great difficulties ITO
missionary effort.
A village without a name, consisting
Of 500 fishermen's huts, occupies po-
sition every winter on Lake Huron.
English coronial proceedings always
allude to suicide in as indirect terms as
the case will permit.
1t takes a good horse to run down
giraffe and If the least advantage is
permitted the wild creature the race is
lost.
In the course of the last decade the
manufacture of cotton goods has be-
come firmly established industry IN
Brazil.
All street railway companies oper-
ating in the city of New York are re-
quired by law to run at least one closed
car in every four at all seasons OF the
year.
The japanese government decided
some time ago to increase the price Oh
railway tickets by one-third, The re-
suit was a loss instead OF a gam IN re"
ceipts.
Berlin has 229 common schools, with
4,OS4 classes, of which 1851 are Tor boys,
1876 for girls, 81 mixed, and 40 TOR
the weak-minded. OF all these schoois,
only II are Catholic.
Water charged with carbonlc acid
gas in other words, soda water, is now
prescribed as a palliative for hunger.
especially for the abnormal sense OF
hunger due to disease.
The two zebras sent by the emperor
of Abyssinia to Queen Victoria have
reached England, to the climate ana
fare of which the geological garden is
now doing it's best to accustom them.
In the United States the drug store
seems to be the one place in which,
Americans get something for nothing;
hostage stamps at government ratea
and free directories are the universal
rule.
Four million women of the United
States work. In this number are teach
ens, professors, lawyers, clergymen,
journalists, chemists, assayers, detec-
tives. postmen, guides and veterinary
surgeons.
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Current Humor.


What is a trust, father?"
"a trust, my boy" replied the astute
business man, sis a business combi-
nation that you are mot in."-Chicago
Post.
she--I told father you wanted to see
him the next time you called.
He-What did he say?
She-He said for you to come on; he
wasn't afraid of you.-Puck.
What date does Thanksgiving fall on
this year?"
81 don't know. Ask somebody who ex-
poets to celebrate it. Tn an anti-ex-
pansionist. "-Chicago Tribune
Miss Browning--You shouldn't com
plain. The editor took one Of your
poems.
Jack Cribber-Yes, but he took that
measly little thing that I plagiarized
from Byron and rejected my own liter
airy MISUNDERSTANDING.
did he shake hands with your"
asked Poindexter of Kilduff
We'll. not exactly"
What do you mean by not exact
well, he shook his fist at me."-De-
troit Free Press.
'Its no wonder the German girls
usually accept the first offer they
get"
What do you mean by that?"
why, they can accept a sutton with
one word, but if they refuse him they'll
have to use nein!-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Country Doctor (catechising)-Now,
little boy, what must we all do in or
der to enter heaven?
Boy-De.
Country Dootor-Quite right: but
what must We all do before we die?
Boy--Get sick and send for YOU
Judge.
aren't you afraid the law will take
us in hand for gambling" said the
timid man who had Just been persuad-
ed into making an election bet.
Never mind" answered the confident
politician. Even if it does, you're all
right. They wouldn't send you to Jail
for making that bet. They'd send you
| to the insane asylum. "-Washingt
Star.
Jones-Funny what an influence mu-
J sic can have over the body. On the
| steamer there were several people sea-
/, sick, but when Miss Bangor began to
play the piano they all got over it as ii
| by magic.
Smith-It actually charmed their ill
/ ness away?
! Jones--On the contrary, it was so
! much worse than their seasickness that
i they forgot all about it.---Boston Trans
! eri2t.
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Russia taxes foreign commercial
travellers.
Bracelet wearing men are said to be
on the increase.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

Africa has nearly 700 languages, an
this fact presents great difficulties Il
missionary effort.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

Card playing has increased Of late in
Great Britain. The number of new
packs brought into use last year ex-
ceeded 2.250,000, an increase of 100000
on the year before and Of 100000 on
1895
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

what date does Thanksgiving fall on
this year,"
II don't know. Ask somebody who ex-
poets to celebrate it. I'm an anti-ex-
pansionist.'-C Tribune
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

A village without name, consisting
of 500 fishermen's huts, occupies pc.
sition every winter on Lake Huron.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

She-I told father you wanted to see
him the next time you called.
He-What did he say?
She-He said for you to come on; he
wasn't afraid Of you.-Puck.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

The consumption of alcoholic drinks
in France seems to be greatly on the
increase, in spite of the fact that her
population, if not stationary, shows but
an almost imperceptible increase.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

Four million women of the United
States work. In this number are teach
ems, professors, lawyers, clergymen
journalists, chemists, assayers, detec-
tives, postmen, guides and veterinary
surgeons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-14

The division Of forestry of the depart
ment Of agriculture has 16 men in the
state of Washington gathering statis-
tics regarding the growth of the red fir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-06
En- eI Casino

Como 10 habfamos anunciado veri
ticose .anoche ell baile del Casino.
Result6 uno de los mejores dc la
temporada, por su animation, por ell
concurso de belleza femenil, por la ga
lanterfa de los abanderados por 10 ex
plendido de la mnsica.
Pero Ell Casino no descanza cuando
crefmos que anoche Sc cerraba la tenn
porada de capa, resulta que no he
aquf la lista de los nuevos abanderados
para ell proximo bale.
Don Lucas Valdivieso, don Enrique
Deschamps, don Jose M :: Esteva, don
Mateo Mayorai, don Arturo Fornaris,
don Fermfn Toro, don Arturo Aponte,
don Guillermo Schuck, don Miguel Ra-
merry, don Francisco Antonsanti don
Rafael Barnes don Oscar Schuck y
Grau. s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-06
Tne World de Nueva York $

The World de Nueva York S,
expresa asi:
xNuestra opocicion d Mac-Kinley
no es sistematica los prohombres de
patido 7-epatblicasaO Opinan hoy como
nosotros, 10 que nos enorgullece. Mac
Kinley quiere perderse Sc perde
Ell Boston Herald Sc expresa asi:
~Es digna de notarse la cOinciden-
cia de que ell Maria Teresa, que era
10 tlnico que habia quedado a fote en-
ell naufragio de Espana EN- estos ma
res, Sc fuera pique en- su viaje al
Norte, frente la isla de San Salvador,
pyecssu1,ae7ate en- ell mismo lugar don
de Colon anclo sus carabelas para dar-
lie un mundo Espana.~
Dice la Union Constitutional de
la Habana:I
xAguinaldo redujo ultimamente a
prisi6n tres americanOs, que entra-
ron en- ell campo insurrecto portando
sus armas. !, lLa prensa de los Estados
Unidos, al tener nOticia del hechO, pu'-
so ell grito en- ell cielo y fulmino los ra
yos de su indignation contra ell audaz
Y valiente caudillo revolucionario.
La noticia es interesante para noso-
tros Ell estOS mOmentOS.
En- dO1ade las dn'e, las tOnadn.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-06

Tambi6n cesa en- Fajardo la tirma
personal de Joaquin Rabell, sustitu-
yendola nueva raz6n one girara con ell
de Sucesores de Joaquin Rabell.
Del mismo modo que Ia anterior
deseamos prosperidades la nueya casa.
En- la noche del 80 de los corrientes
sc inauguro en- Arroyo una nueva Logia
masonica con ell nombre de xIris de
Paz1; fueron electos sus dignatarios
ohciales en- la forma siguiente
Venerable maestro, don Francisco
Virella Tribe; primer vigilante, Juan
P. Giordani; segundo, Mariana Cana
les; Secretario, Miguel A. Rivera; Te
sorero, Federico +. Virella; maestro
de ceremonias, jose Brenes; limosnero,
Ricardo Sanchez; primer diacono, Ze
non Cintron; segundo, Jose Ortiz
guarda temple interior, Nemeslo Ortiz
), ,, exterior, Marcos Basora;
economo, Francisco Villar.
Deseamos s esta nueva Log. todo
genera de prosperidades, para dicha lie
aquella importante locaidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-06
LOS AVBNTURRROS

A proposito de la campafia de honor
empezada en- la capital contra ell perio-
dico americana que allf Sc publica, por
sus conceptos ofensivos contra todo 10
que sea del pats, vease 10 que sucedid
en- Cuba con otro tipo de igual fndole
al de San Juan.
En- Santiago apenas Sc hizo la inva-
sion Sc fundo un periodico americana
con ell nombre de Times of Cuba Y
fue tai la conducta desarrollada por su
director que los cubanos Sc vieron en- la
necesidad de sitiarlo para que sc fuera,
10 que al fin consiguieron, llendo Il pa
rar ell aventurero a la Habana donde Sc
propone fundar otro periodico.
Por 10 que Sc We el periodismo anne
ricano no ha tenido representatives en-
Cuba nj en- Puerto Rico.
Gordon sanitario es que reclaman
ssas plagas de la prensa.