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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
Prevention Of Cruelty
10 All

TERED there, with flowers growing over
their graves.
ACCORDING TO BAILEY'S FESTUS.
Both men and women belle their ma
ture
When they are not kind
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ACCORDING TO DRYDEN.
CARES FOR FRIENDLEss ANIMALS

kindness by secret sympathy is tied
For noble souls in nature are allied
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02

Fruit to be at its best should be kept
in cool, dry place, and not on ice.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
FATHER
and
MOTHER.

condemn them to death, as was fire.
quently done for certain grave offenses.
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m0n1 and Bis Paremfg~
FIFTH ARTICLE ON MAN IRREGULARITIES.
NJ nd II P e s-Continued.

1 r e n t s.-Continued
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ACSOINDIANE TO ot1AhE1oPEAttE
L had rather have a fool make me
merry than experience to make me sad"
LAS You Like It"
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A pound Of beef and a quart OF whole
milk contains about the same amount OF
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
TROUBLE AHEAD
>'tuationin China Becoming Acute.
Serious Disturbances.
DANGER THREATENS
Americans in the Yantse Valley Gunboat
Wanted Serious Engagement Near
Pekin.
Special to the Bee,

Special to the Bee.
London, June 15-Those in a. position
to know at Shanghai and Tien Tsin think
there is great deal more trouble in
store for the concert of powers than
merely reaching Pekn with 1000 men.
A serious disturbance has taken place at
Cung Nan Foo as we'll as at other points
at considerable distance from the capital.
The whole Chinese empire seems to be
in ferment.
a cablegram from Tien Tsen saws: "A
serious engagement has occurred between
the international column and Mahom-
medan troops under General Tung Fee
Slang near Pekin. The international
force at Tien Tsin will soon number TO-
GOO men. -.
Washington June IS The following
cablegram has been received here.
Shanghai June 13 = Grave danger
threatens Americans in the Iantse val
ley. The government is urgently advised
to send gunboat Immediately.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Mark Hanna Gives Dinner and Lays
Down the Platform.
A special to the Chicago Tribune from
Washington, d. c., says:
Republican leaders have already turned
their attention to the platform to be
adopted at Philadelphia. At dinner
given by Senator Hanna Saturday night
the platform was outlined. Among those
present besides the host were Senators
Spooner, Davis, Fairbanks, Beveridge
and Depew and Postmaster General
Smith. AS outlined, the platform will
declare that the insurrection in the Phil
ippines has been stamped out, excepting
guerrilla warfare, and civil government is
being established; congratulates Puerto
Rico on the establishment of territorial
government and Hawaii on annexation:
commends McKinley's administration as
thoroughly American and prosperous;
declares for the gold standard; favors re-
duction of war taxes; reatfirms the Mon
roe doctrine; advises vigorous forign
policy and tie construction of the Mica
ragua canal; condemns trusts and
indorses legislation passed by the house;
reatfirms protection and reciprocity poll
cies and declares Cuba will be given it's
freedom as soon as it is safe.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15

Missoula, June 14-As result of care
lessness two Japanese are dead, another
is to undergo an amputation and a fourth
has received severe injuries. The acci-
dent happened about $40 this morning
in narrow cut a short distance west of
Arlee. The Japs were part of a section
gang and this morning as usual they
started out on hand car and when in
the cut the east bound passenger
train came in view. They had no time
to turn back and it was impossible to go
forward. So they took the car off and
set it on the end of the ties. As the
train approached the Japs crowded be-
hind the car, holding it up SO that the
train would pass without hitting. The
engine passed all right and the Japs,
thinking they could release their hold
on the car, did SO, and the. steps of the
first car struck it with the result as
stated.
The train was stopped and the crew
and passengers did all they could for the
injured men.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
"Virtae Its Own Revyar,l.o

This is not the story of the Helena
schoolgirl who took the heading of this
piece for her theme and in order to prove
her case had her hero marry a rich candy
woman's daughter land the next day
they had twins" but the plain unvar-
nished tale of the experience of an hon
est politician who resides in Kalispell.
Some people may think there are no
honest politicians in Kalispell, but after
they read this simple and true story they
will change their minds.
It was last Saturday, the day of the
primary election, and this particular
politician was sad at heart. It looked
hard for his side of the fight, but he is
no quitter, and he kept hard at work
Tho his heart was sore oppressed He
bethought him of an acquaintance who
had not yet voted and he straightway
hied himself to the delinquent's domicile.
Quoth he, amigo, an in sore straits
and l want you as particular favor to
straightway go and vote this ticket and
vote the ticket straight. Mine enemies
hunger and thirst for my political scalp
and unless my friends, like you, assist
me l shall be a political corpse ere the
setting of yonder sum-"
The friend was much disturbed.
Alas" said he, II would fain help you.
but l am a republicans Bill Mckinley.
Mark Hanna, Tom Carter, Judge Nash
republican, but by the bones of my an
cestors, if you are in need l will desert
them all and succor YOU"
The honest politicians heart sank.
He was sore tempted. but he yielded not.
by the beard Of Bill Bryan," he said,
Il will not ask any friend Of mine to
make fool of himself .nougL suffer
twenty political deaths. II you are
republican from conviction, stay with
them, old boy, until the light of reason
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shines on your benightcd mind and YOU
can vote the Democratic ticket because
you believe it right to do so.'
And they fell on each others necks
and wept.
And it came to pass that standing by
was man who had witnessed the sad
scene and he also was moved to tears.
And he said to the honest politicians:
Behold, am democrat and | like
your style. | also have two brothers
who are democrats and if you will give
me the tickets will straightway go to
them and we will all three vote your
ticket that honesty in politics may be
encouraged by your example,"
And having received the tickets he
and his brothers straightway went and
voted them and the honest politician
was triumphantly elected, and there was
wailing and gnashing of teeth among
those who had sought his destruction.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
Marriages Invalid.

San Francisco, June IA. Judge Beecher
today rendered an important opinion in
which he holds that marriages between
divorced persons in this state, consum
mated within one month after the de-
cree of divorce has been granted, are in
valid, and that in the eye Of the law such
persons are unmarried. Over 1870 Cali
fcrnia couples have been married at
Reno since the enactment of the law.
How many were married al Virginia City
and other towns is not known, but lhe
number is considerable.
Judge Beecher uses the following la,-
guage in his decision:
"All of those couples who now suppose
themselves 10 lie married are Lo,ding
meretriciOuS relations toward eacn
other:
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
THE LIBBY MINES,
Gold Properties ON the West Fisher
Showing Up Well.

Gold Properties ON the West Fisher
Showing Up Well.
Libby correspondence of the Anaconda
Standard: Operations in the gold belt
south of Libby still continue to absorb
the attention of those who keep track of
the mining developments in this section
and the reports coming in from time to
time from that section are of the most
encouraging nature. While the district
is an old one, comparatively, yet until
last fall no effort had been made to get a
mill on any of the properties. Last year
the West Fisher Mining company was
organized with Iowa capital and Ed
Murphy sent out to take charge of oper
ating the properties which the company
had acquired. One of the first things
he did was to build wagon road from
Libby in to the West Fisher for the pur
pose of hauling in his machinery for a
sawmill and stamp mill, and both of
these were constructed last year and
several short trial runs were made in the
stamp mill for the purpose Of testing the
milling possibilities of the ore with the
process which they had. The result of
these runs was entirely satisfactory but
owing to the lateness of the season when
they commenced TO grind ON the ore, and
being unprepared for winter run, it
was decided to shut down the plant for
the winter and only continue developing
the mine, in which a force was kept
going all winter.
As soon AS possible this spring opera
tiOns were resumed in the mill and the
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
STILL THEY COME.
Missouri, California, Kentucky and
Georgia Delegations for Bryan.

Missouri, California, Kentucky and
Georgia Delegations for Bryan.
Louisville, KY, June 14.-At the state
democratic convention held here today
the entire delegation to the Kansas CITY
convention was instructed for Bryan
The Chicago platform was endorsed.
Jefferson City, Mo-, June 14.-At the
state convention held here today Mis-
souri's "a delegates to the Kansas City
convention we're instructed for Bryan.
Sacramento, CAL, June 14.-The state
democratic convention has endorsed
Bryan and the Chicago platform. The
delegation to Kansas City were instruct
ed for the Nebraskan.
Atlanta, Ga, June A.-At the. leno-
Cratic state convention to-day, Georgia 5
delegation to the national Convention
was instructed for Bryan.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
CLARK DELEGATES BOLT.
tSsgnt OF Them Organize ~ Convention Of
Their Own In Butte.

N's8nt o1 Ihem Organize ~ Convention Of
Their Own In Butte.
The democratic county convention
at Butte on Monday resulted in a
division and two conventions, the last
one being composed of eight delegates
who favored w. A. Clark. When the
regular convention was called to order il
became apparent that the Clark faction
was very largely in the minority, in fact,
they had only eight of the delegates.
The report of the committee ON creden
tials although it seated two of the con
testing Clark delegations, did not suit
the Clark leaders and they quit the con
vention, TO organize another. The reg
ular convention proceeded with it's
business and elected full set of dele
gates and alternates to the state conven-
tion, and adopted resolutions denouncing
the boilers. 1t is said that the bolt was
planned to take place in any event in
order to have contesting delegation
from Silver Bow county at the state con
vention, which the Clark people have no
chance to control. The rump convention
selected full set of delegates headed by
Clark himself.
1t is said that arrangements have
already been made for the calling in this
state of an Independent labor convention
which will place ticket in the field.
Spriggs is to be nominated for governor,
Clancy for supreme court Judge and 4.
Clark legislative ticket will be placed in
the field. This convention will be called
by the president of the Western Fedora
tion of Labor, and the support of Clark
and Heinze has been promised to it. Mr..
Clark has agreed to furnish all the funds
that can be used and Swede Murphy is
to be satisfied. That is the arrangement
and Mr.. Clark had no intention of giving
the democratic party any support this
wear.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
NATIONAL CONVENTION,
Republicans Have Everything In Readi-
ness at PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. June 1O.-The republi-
can convention of 1900 has everything in
readiness, practically, for the quadren-
nial gathering of the republicans of the
United States 10 days in advance of the
date fixed for the opening session. The
magnificent convention hall is complete
in every detail and awaits only the hour
of noon, June 19.
The preparations for the coming gath
ering were carried on by two large
committees. One had charge Of the ar
rangements for the serious work Of the
convention. while the other committee
was assigned the task of properly enter
tanning the visitors. While the first
is resting on it's oars, the
other body of workers will have no rest
until after it shall have sent home the
visitors. All the larger hostelries and
the exclusive apartment houses have
been booked to their capacity. Quite a
number of state delegations have rented
houses entirely for all of next week.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
Made u Catch.

The following dispatch from Dead
wood, N. d., will be read with interest
by many kalispell people who knew
Coventry when he was u resident of this
town, several years ago. At that time
LIE was not particularly prosperous:
The eldest daughter of Otto Grantz
the owner of the million dollar mine
north of Lead, was married yesterday
afternoon to Henry }. Coventry of Lead.
An hour before the ceremony, the groom
was arrested for practicing medicine
without license. His bonds were
placed at $3.50. which was furnished by
the father ot the bride, and the wedding
went on, The couple started ior year 4
trip through Scotland. The groom
claims connection with the Duke Of Gov
entry, of Scotland.
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development of the mine likewise con
.inued. The mill is now running contin-
uously "A hours day and in that time
Is using up about 30 tons of crude ore.
1t is a 1O-stamp mill. and in connection
there are two Reliance vanners. In the
mine the ledge has widened from about
four feet to 10 feet, and the ore is 80
easily mined that force of four miners
can keep the mill going "a hours. The
ore is free milling with but slight ex-
ception, and the values are nearly all in
gold.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
MONTANA NEWS

Rev. w. M. Spar, a Belgrade minis
ter, was struck and instantly killed by
Northern Pacific North Coast Limited
train last Friday, near Belgrade. De
ceased was 60 years old and father of
Charles Spar, manager of the Belgrade
Mercantile company
A subcommmitte of the state board of
education is investigating the condition
of the Montana state college at Boze-
man. There are serious differences
among members of the faculty, which
the committee will endeavor to reconcile.
SANDY" Ten Brock is the proud pos
SCISSOR of IA young alligator about ten
inches long which he received on Mon
day from Florida. Sandy has christened
his alligatorship Senator Clark" and
has further carried out the idea by keep
ing it in soup tureen.-Livingston En-
terprise.
Gertrude Harrington, the eight year
old daughter of a Mrs. Harrington, a
widow of Great Falls, has mysteriously
disappeared. The child is mentally unbal-
anced and it is feared she has met with
some serious accident.
John Fogarty, a miner, fell As feet in
the Never Sweat mine in Butte Saturday
and was instantly killed.
Burglars entered the hardware store
of John L. Mcbride at Missoula Sunday
night and succeeded in getting away
with several hundred dollars worth of
firearms and cutlery.
Judge Knowles has directed that
grand jury be drawn in the United States
court, to meet at Helena June 25.
The committee of the State Board of
Education appointed to investigate the
trouble among the faculty of the Mon
tana State College at Bozeman say they
are unable to find anything to investi-
gate.
Governor Smith has issued procla-
nation calling upon citizens of the state
to subscribe for the aid Of the famine
sufferers in India.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
HAVE THE CONTRACTS.
work On the New Anaconda Sunelter to
Commence at Once.

Work On the New Anaconda Snnelter to
Commence at Once.
John H. Toole and j. G. Twohy, under
the firm name of Toole l. Twohy, have
received contracts aggregating about
$25OUO in value for work in connection
with the erection of the new smelling
plant southeast of the city, says the Ana
conda Standard.
There are two contracts One is for
the excavation for and construction of
the foundation walls of the new works.
1t is estimated that 100000 yards of
earth and rock will have to be excavated
for the foundation. The walls them
selves aggregate about 25OOO cubic yards
OF stone.
The other contract is for the construc-
ton of almost ID miles of railway track
for the new works, connecting with the
B. A. X p. These tracks will run on both
sides of the hill and will include the sew
eral lines to reach different portions of
the works, switches, etc.
Mr.. Toole said last night that his firm
expected to begin work on the contracts
within Il week. The contract for the ex-
cavating and foundation will be COM
pleted by Dec. l. That for the con
struction of the railroad tracks will be
finished by the first of January 1901.
The contractors anticipate no trouble
in securing the many hundreds of men
they will require for this immense un-
dertaking.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
UP AGAINST 1T.
The New Philippine Commission Has a
Hard Job Ahead.

Hard Job Ahead.
Manila, June 1O.-Judge w. H. Taft
and his colleagues of the Philippine
commission were beset during their first
week in Manila by multitude of callers
of all nationalities, professions and in
terests, who presented bewildered as
sortment of recommendations touching
military and civil policies. The commits
sioners maintained the attitude of un-
prejudiced listeners. They admit that
while they anticipated an enormous task
the complexity and difficulty of the
problems and conditions are we'll nigh
staggering.
They find General Macarthur admin
istering civil and military affairs in a
way that is universally popular. The
Filipino party, embracing prominent in
surrectionists who accepted American
rule through force of circumstances, is
already making overtures for the discus
sion of scheme of permanent govern
ment, practically reviving the old propo-
sition of autonomy under an American
protectorate.
Judge Taft's utterances indicate
conciliatory policy towards the natives.
He has conferred with the high army
officers, some of whom strongly urge
that larger army is necessary to sup
press the insurrection, believing that
civil government will be impossible until
the rampant rebellion in the southern
districts of Luzon, in the extreme north
eastern provinces of the island and in
the Visayas, except Negros, is crushed.
American experience with the natives
discourages the hope of honest govern
ment through them until generation
or more have eradicated the results of
Spain's tutelage. A large proportion of
the provincial officials already installed
have proven treacherous, while the ma
tive police and officials here in Manila
are living on a scale of luxury suspi-
ciously disproportionate to their salaries.
Charges against native judges of failing
to account for thousands of dollars re-
ceived in fines are under investigation.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
HANNA WON'TSAY
Who lie favors for Vice.Presi.
dent.
CONTEST IS SETTLED
Louisiana Office Holders Beateu-Numer-
Gus Aspirants For Second
Place.

Special to the Bee.
Philadelphia, June 14.-The most in
teresting event in the national commit
zee was the seating of Yarmouth, dele
gate from Louisiana, after very spirit
ed contest occupying nearly all day.
This is an overthrow for the federal
Office holders of Louisiana, 10 of whom
were on delegation headed by VIM
berly collector of the port of New Or
leans. Although Wimberley is mem
ber of the national committee and made
!, the strongest presentation of the case,
the committee by vote of 25 to IS de-
lclared for his opponent. The man thus
sseated is VIM. Pitt Kellogg, former gov
ernor and at one time United States
senator from Louisiana, who has been a
delegate to every republican convention
since 1860.
The Delaware case is in abeyance
while the subcommittee appointed yes
terday is endeavoring to have the fac
tions agree.
Chairman Hanna is the center of in
terest and is much sought after for in
terviews in the hope that he will give
some indication of his choice for the
vice presidency. He is still non commit
tai, and while he has been visited in sew
eral papers his statements are of gen.
eral character as to the vice presidency.
While it is the uppermost topic Of dis
cussion the opinion of leading republi-
cans seem still to be at sea- Nearly
every prominent republican when asked
about it remarks that 1.-The field is still
open and the best man will win," which
is taken to indicate that no one has been
accepted by those who are managing the
affairs of the party. Avowed candidates
are Lieutenant Governor Woodruff of
New York, who has friends on the
ground hustling for him; Secretary
Long, who was launched today as full
hedged candidate, and Representative
Dolliver of Iowa, whose friends are urg-
ing him because of his reputation as an
orator and because of geographical reas-
ons. According to the present outlook,
besides the three named there will be
votes cast for a number of favorite sons,
though in many instances it will be pure
~ complimentary vote.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
A CAMPAIGN MEASURE.
Clark and HeiMxe Grant An Eight Hour
Day I'm Their Butte MiMes-N0thiMg
Said About Jerome.

Clark and HeiMze Grant An Eight Hour
Day I'm Their Butte Mines Nothing
IL Said About jerome.
Butte, June 13.-During the exercises
in the opera house attendant upon the
celebration of Miners Union day today
letters were read from Senator w. A.
Clark and F. August Heinze, the latter
the head of the Montana Ore Purchas
ing company, granting the miners in
their employ their request for an eight
hour working day.
Just what action will be taken by the
Anaconda, Boston & Montana, Butte &
Boston and the other active mines of the
district cannot be learned. The agita-
tion for the eight hour day had been SO
quietly conducted that the concession of
the two mining companies is in the ma
ture of a surprise. The other companies
will probably ask for some time to con-
slider the matter. The request of the
miners it is understood, has been for
warded to the eastern officers of the
!. Boston & Montana. Marcus DAILY of the
Anaconda company was reported to have
arrived in New York last week, but this
report is denied. Following the an
.nouncement of the Inauguration of the
eight hour day came the statement that
stationary engineers of the district will
. make demand for IS per day. On the
larger hoists of the district the engineers
also have an eight hour law, enacted
some years ago by the legislature. Their
compensation at present is a per day.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
Schmidt Acquitted.

Helena, June 14-Chas. Schmidt, ac-
cused of smuggling liquor to the Indians
on the Blackfoot reservation was today
acquitted Of the charge in the United
States court.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
ANTI-CLARk.

Special to the Bee
Red Lodge, June 14.-At the democratic convention
held here today antClark delegation was elected to
the state convention The result is surprise to the
Clark people who dissatisfied action of the
county central committee in selecting delegation and
managed have the action of committee rescnded
Todays convention the result and the outcome is no
satisfactory to the Clark forces the action of
the committee.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-06-15
Explosion OF DylAas mite.

Biwahik, Minn., June 14.-A terrible
accident occurred today at the Hale
mine, three miles from here in which
five men were instantly killed by an ex-
plosion of dynamite.