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notably the diversion Of Russian troops
to the Afghan border, but, however much
the ambitious japanese may fume and
fret, Russia has decided to check the
island empires efforts to erect itself as
the predominant power in the far East.
Russia calmly awaits Great Britain's
downfall. The first battle Russia let's,
others fight. Russian statesmen know
the state of native discomfort in India.
They know that mutiny Is all but overt,
and that an Overwhelming outbreak Is
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To ExtendIntO Calumet.

an Ponee Railroad company files trust
portsage % to the American Loan 80 and anU
Trnsf lIu, ss a Company OF Boston. for s5,OooOoo.
Tie bonss gTsSdfsa fer tly enJ $1,000 sas Ta
liz liz On fhe main line and 200 on side
tracks. tlrslc s. The total amount named thus
nrovides for the issue of SSS0.000 on that
portion Of the line already comgletea fn9s sor
..,,u an extension to be built north to Calu-
met m this season. and foreshadows an
other extension south from Mass City
to connect with the Chicago & North
Western system.
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mine the republic. They have not ac-
against their conviction.
An outburst of protests in the Radi-
cal press has been caused by what looks
like the apparent lack of tact upon the
part of Cardinal Richard. the archbish-
op of Paris, In visiting the fathers and
expressing his sorrow at their conviction,
and thus openly encouraging them. The
Radicals demand that the government
take some action against Cardinal Rich
ard for his overt Identification with So
called Illegal associations. Some news
papers even use the incident as a lever
In favor of separation of church and
state,
The first fruit of this agitation has al
ready been borne in the shape of an Of
fetal demand upon the cardinal for an
explanation of his conduct To this the
private secretary Of the cardinal has re-
piled that the cardinal had no thought
that his action had political Significance
He simply wished to sympathize with the
fathers on passing through a painful PEE
riod, and he did not wish to protest
against the verdict. The words attrib-
uted to the cardinal, the secretary added,
were garbled summary, without Of
fetal character The Temps says:
According to information from the
very best sources the Vatican, while re-
| GREETING the conviction of the Assump-
tionists, would have preferred that Car
dinal Richard had abstained from SYM
pathizing Had Pope Leo been con-
suited, the cardinal would not have
made the visit, which was kind, but not
polite
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A good deal has been written in South
African dispatches about ''sniping," and
the word seems new one coined since
the outbreak Of hostiiities. 1t Is describ-
ed by the Ladysmith correspondent Of
the South African News as follows:
This sniping is an amusement, and Is
tndulged in by the town guard when mat
ters become unusually dull. In order to
play the game you must advance at
about 8 o'clock in the morning while It
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spent much time in explaining It's pro-
visions. But protests against 1t are COM
ing from all over France. The Com
merical Board of Seine ct Ore, de-
nounces the measure as an economical
danger, because 1t is said 1t would de-
stroy the trade largely gained for French
agriculture during the past few years.
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soc,a,ist-Labor Party Meeting.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. N.-F'ifty
delegates were present at national con-
ventfon of Socialist Labor party repre-,
sentatives which began a session in the
common council chamber in this city
today Henry L. Slobodin. of New York,
national secretary Of the party, presid-
ed. Frank A. Silverman, of Rochester,
was elected temporary chairman. A
committee on rules to govern the con-
vention was then appointed.
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WAYS OF CARRYING MONEY,
Methods by Which Men Garry Their
Money Without a Loss.
Boston Herald.

Boston Herald.
Many men have cranky ideas about pre-
pairing their bills for ready handling. One
plan is to fold each bill separately, keep
ing the denominations apart in the vari-
GUS divisions of their pocketbooks. - This
method facilitates the search for the de-
sired sum when matdng purchase. This
Is almost sure guard against. passing
out a bill Of the wrong denomination: .
Then there are men who make neat
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is still dark some 200 or 300 yards ahead
Z Of your lines. If you can obtain any
cover so much the better; If not you
carry provisions and drink for the day,
because it Is impossible to retire upon
the fort while 1t is light on account of
the fact that while you are sn1ping the
enemy is sniping you also. Thus you lie
the whole day waiting for an opportunity
to obtain a shot at some unusually reck-
less Boer.
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To Consolidate Agencies.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. Pit is announes nc
cd at the Union Pacific headquarters
that the Union Pacific, Oregon Short
line line and the Oregon Railway Naviga-
ton company have decided upon the
consolidation of general agencies. Here
fofore each road has maintained separate
general agents III the same towns.
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PARIS, jar. 27.-The trial of the AS
sumptionist fathers has injected some
life into an otherwise prosaic political
week. The prosecution of the fathers
is believed to be the beginning of a
government campaign against reaction
ary clericalism, which recently has too
openly entered the political arena. The
order of the Assumptionists Is remark
able for the ascetic life of its members,
which, with its large revenues, has per-
mltted the accumulation of great wealth
which. according to the government sup
porters, has been mainly used to under
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Funeral of Duke of Teck

LONDON, Jan. 27.-The interment of the
remains of the Duke of Teck, who died
Park, Surrey, took place at ST. Georges
chapel, Windsor, today. 1t was an i'm
pressive ceremonial. Fifteen members of
the royal family were present, the Prince
of Wales representing the queen.
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MYSTERY OF NINE.
soothsayers of olden Times Attached

"a sacredness to 1t.
Leslie's Weekly.
Among the magicians and soothsayers
of ancient times both the figures and
had a certain amount of mystery and sa-
credness attached to them, and volumes
have been written in explanation of their
meaning in connection with the history of
men and the world. Apropos of this, a
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LOYALTY AT CALCUTTA.

CALCUTTA, Jans 2zr--A monster meet
Ing of Hindoos aEq, Mehammedans In the
town hall here today passed a resolution
expressing unswerting loyalty and at
tachment to the throne, and deciding to
offer prayers for the victory of the Brit
ism IN al places Of worship. The meeting
Mansion house fund for the relief of the
widows and families of the victims of the
South African war! ts
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Ne.x GnaIinr Station,

WASHINGTON, JAN N-Admiral Wat
son reports this morning that he has
taken possession of Isabella coaling sta
on and established marine garrison
there. under command of Lieut.. Long.
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FAMED TO A FLAME
SLUMBERING RESENTMENT OF OP-
PONENTs Of THE FRENCH Gov
ERNMENT AROUSED
TRIAL OF AssUMpTIoNIsTs

Cause of Revival of Excitement In
the Recently Quiet French Capital
Action of Cardinal Richard Ex-
planned by His Private Secretary
Distrust of Great Britain Leads to
Military Precautions.
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JAPS GROW WARLlkE
ARE EAGER FOR STRUGGLE WITH
RUSSIA, WHICH SEEMS GER
TAINTY OF FUTURE
CHINA AND GREAT BRITAIN
Powers Upon Which the Japanese
Rely for Assistance In the Strug-
gle Has Ambitious Schemes in
the East-Russia Is Ready to
India. @i-if,

+ ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 27 (v1a Paris,
Jan. 2D.-In diplomatic and governmental
circles here it Is considered assured that
Japan is ready for war with Russia
and that the policy and efforts of Japa-
nese statesmen are directed along the
line of an alleged alliance for offensive
purposes between Japan, Great Britain
and China.
Japan is plainly anxious to resist and
paralyze Russia's successful invasion and
predominant influence in Eastern Asia,
and as a preliminary to the desired con-
f1ict suggests to China the establishment
of military academy at Pehn, where
Japanese officials shall instruct the Chi
nese In the art of war. This proposal it
is believed here, will be accepted, de-
spite the opposition of Russia, France
and Germany.
Japanese arsenals are at their busiest
that Is matter of Russian military in
formation. The army and feet system of
coast defenses has been developed and i'm
proved, and recent inspections have
shown that they are satisfactory to the
mikado's war office.
That Japan win obtain certain por
ton of the Korean territory has already
been decided, but it will be done quietly,
so as to avoid premature trouble with
Russia Japan knows that Russia is not
going to make the first move toward war,
and Japan, before war actually is pre-
cipitated is doing its best by way of
ara tion
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received by the Count Won Buelow, the
minister of foreign affairs, today.
MACRUM is COMING.

PARIS, Jan, 27.-Charles E. Macrum.
former United States consul at Pretoria.
left here this morning for Cherbourg, in
tending 10 sail today from that port for
New York, on the american line steamer
st. Paul. which left Southampton at noon
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DIR. LEYDs IN BERLIN.

BERLIN, Jan. N.-The North German
Gazette this afternoon says that DR..
Leyds, the diplomatic agent of the Trans
vaal, who has arrived here for the cele-
bration Of the emperor's birthday, was
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RELIEF FOR FTNNs.
Cxar Promises TO CurtaiI Maneuyers
of Reserves. ase,. =

HELSINGFORD, Finland, Jan. N.-The
cars speech, which was read at the
opening of. the diet today. explained that
it was intended to take measures to re-
lieve the misfortunes Of Finland. the
principal of which was the failure of the
crops, this causing large emigration. The
proposed measures, 1t announced, includ
ed the curtailment of the maneuvers of
the reserves, so that the men will not be
prevented from following their usual oo-
cllpation
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Copyrighted by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 27-Excepting that it
was lacking in court fetes, the emperor s
birthday today was kept in the usual
way. Flags were displayed everywhere,
and the papers published conciliatory
articles, in which his majesty is praised
as the champion of peace, the promoter
of civilization and the vigorous helmsman
of GermanyS destinies The Kreuse
Zeitung's house poet again publishes his
usual congratulatory ode. The Center
organs remind the emperor that the
Jesuits are not yet recalled, and say
he would earn the Catholics, lasting
gratitude by signing the Jesuit recall.
The court mourning also stops all pro-
jected festivities among the higher class
es. The Austrian ambassadors big ball.
arranged for the 29th, is off, and the
same is the case with Count Schaffgotsch
Count Sierstorps, Count Beroldingen,
Count Lerchenfeld and Admirals Tirpitz
and Sendenbibran ALI Of these balls
were to be honored by the emperor's
presence
Tuesdays court reception, which was
TIC OiAly- Ollc litto WlltSIy was more DILL
liant than ever. The ladies' costumes
displayed unusual elegance, many OF
them being Of peculiar design. Dark,
glowing velvet, with costly fur trimmings
and elaborate silk embroideries, were
especially noticeable Among the de-
butantes Baroness -Wiede- -Bachnostiz at
tracted special attention by personal
charms, beautiful costumes and remark
able diamonds The Princess of Pless
and Countess Won Goetsen. the latter an
American. were also specially remarked
In the small American delegation Mrs.
Wuerts made a gorgeous display Of
diamonds and pearls, even outshinine
Mrs. Whites famous necklace.
Among the old court element COM
plants this winter were especially strong
because Of the rigid. new court cere-
monial. the style Of reception being
copied by the emperor more and more
after the court of st. James, old gentle
men. especially, complaining about be-
Ing forced to wear knee breeches with
thin silk stockings, inducing rheumatism
and gout. They also complain at the in
creasing costliness of the gala coats,
which for high officials now cost 1,40S
marks.
Munich celebrated the emperors birth
day by q banquet In which all the Ba>
varian princes shared. The heir to the
throne, Prince Ludwig, toasted the en-
peror, and spoke in favor Of the naval
incTease.
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DIR. LEYDs' MISSION.

Though DR.. Leyds, the diplomatic rep
resentative of the Transvaal, claims thar
he came here principally to celebrate the
emperors birthday, as in previous years,
the correspondent of the Associated Press
understands on authority that he also
came to consult with the German officials
about Portugals alleged breach of neu-
trality in stopping travel to the Trans
vaal from Delagoa bay. 80
The Berlin elevated railroad intends to
introduce electric motive power at the
expense of 4S000,O00 marks. The projected
system will be modelled after the Chicago
South side railroad, the present steam
system having proved Inadequate.
e1bsen's When the Dead. Awake" had
its first performance yesterday evening.
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COURT FETES LACKING
SAVE FOR THAT OMISSION BIRTH
DAY OF EMPEROR WILLIAM
WAS A GALA OCCASION
BRILLIANT SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Only Court Reception of the Winter
Was an Unusually Attractive
Gathering Mutterings Against
the Exacting Rules as to Dress
DR.. Leyds' Mission to Berlin Be
Iieved to Be of Political Nature.
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CANADIANS EMBARK.

HALIFAX, Jan 27-The second de-
tachment of the second Canadian con-
tingent to South Africa embarked or
the Pomeranian today, marching through
the city on their way to the transport
After inspection they were addressed by
Lieut. Gov Daily and Mayor Hamilton,
who wished them Godspeed. The steam
er was booked to sail about O'Clock to-
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ARGUMENT OF CANNON.

Brazilian Gunboats and Troops Orr
dered to Acre.
RIO JANEIRO, Jan. 27.--Brazilian gun
boats Juremy, Jutahy, Timbira and To-
cantins besides force of troops, have
been ordered to proceed to Acre to en-
force the protocol agreed upon between
Bolivia and Brazil, and to protect all cit
liens. Gen. Lett Castro has been made
commander of the national guard, in
place of Fernandez Mendez, editor and
proprietor of the Jornal de Brazil
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PEACE MASS MEETING.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA mass meeting
in favor of arbitration and peace Is to
be held at Carnegie hall next Thursday,
Feb. 1. The object Of the meeting, says
the call, is peace by. arbitration; to urge
the president of the United States to act
under the peace convention of The
Hague The addresses and resolutions
will be solely in the interest of peace,
and to bring about cessation of the ter
rible slaughter of good men on both
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RELY ON BRITISH GOLD.

RELY ON BFtIIIoH dOLD.~
Despite the objections of the japanese
parliament, the war office is continually
asking for appropriations to cover the
heavy extra military expenditure. Rus
sia is luckier. The imperial war fund
amounts to 500, ,OOO, coo rubles in gold. France
is rich, so Japan must be reckoning on
the strength of Great Britain's exchequer,
discounting the ratification Of an Anglo
Japan alliance.
Japan's fanatic jingo press employs vio-
lent language In discussion of Russfa's
warlike attitude regarding Afghanistan,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-23
HOLD OVER

In answer to an inquiry at the Inter
Mountain office the six aldermen "
hold office another year are all democrats
and are as follows:
First ward. Marcus Talbot.
Second ward, w. NJ. Kelly.
Third ward, j. E. Mcdonnell.
Fourth ward, P. T. Dunn.
Fifth ward, Joe Sladish.
Sixth ward, F. H.. Murphy.
The retiring aldermen are as follows:
First ward, J. V. Collins.
Second ward, H. W. Stephens.
Third ward. M. j. Fitzpatrick,
Fourth ward, T.. C. Davidson.
Fifth ward, Thomas Mcclure,
Sixth ward, F. p. Dolan.
tMessrs, Stephens, Fitzpatrick and Da.
wilson are the only republican members
in the council.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-23

owner Of a dog, which was greatly at
tached to his young master. The little
boy had not licensed his dog, but prom
Used to do so. In q few days he sickened
and died. On the day Of his death. when
his parents and all the neighbors were
mourning his loss. because he was q
bright child, his dog sat on the front
porch and every now and then was heard
to our forth a mournful cry with up
turned head. which touched the Grape
upon the door. a symbol of death in the
house. Under these conditions, n with
the symbol OF death upon the door, the
dog catcher was hunlan enough to pro-
coed and lasso the dog, whose pitiful
cries at being borne way from the home
of his beloved master whose remains lay
within causer a sad sensation that the
people who heard n witnessed, all say
they will never forget. Several women
who witnessed the affair from their own
homes came out and administered a just
rebuke to the dog catcher. who paid no
attention to what he heard and drove
rapidly away.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-23

1900, ana being more particularly set forth
and described in the official field notes
and plat thereof on fiie in his ONCE, a.
follows, towit:.
Beginning at orner No. I. a boulder In
place 24x12x12 inches above ground mark
ed 1-5SO1 for corner No. l Of this survey,
and witnessed by bearing rocks, from
which Initial Point No. 2 established for
surveys in fractional township 8 N.,range
Z w. bears north SO degrees IS minutes w
S8l6.5 feet: running thence N. 81 degrees
o. minutes E, 147S.6 feet to corner No. 2:
thence 8. IL degrees Is minutes w 1858 feet
to corner No. 8: thence 8 81 degrees OF
minutes w. 1478.5 feet to corner No. /:
thence N IL degrees As minutes E S68 feet
to corner No. / the place Of beginning, con-
tanning an area Of 11.S4 acres. from which
40 acres in conflict with survey numbers
1870 and 574S are excluded and not elaine
ed. leaving 7.A acres claimed by appli-
cants.lt
The location Of this mine is recorded In
the office Of the recorder Of Silver Bow
and Jefferson counties, on pages 229 aud
IS in books p and q Of Lodes.
THE adjoining claim on the north IL sur
vey NO. cS19, Mary Ellen Lode, James w.
Murphy ct al applicants; on the northwest
Is survey No. 5722. Josephine Lode and on
the east is survey No. 5723. Bear Paw
Lode, James Mcbride applicant for both.
GEORGE D. GREENE,
Register.
JOS. H. HARPER.
us. Claim Agent.
First publication Jan. -. 1900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-23
LOCAL BRIEFS

Days saloon has moved to second
door from the ban
The Thermometer at sunrise to-day
registered at freezing point.
DR.. p. F. Mussigb,od of Garnet came in
last night and is at the Montana.
Deputy County Treasurer E. j. Nadeau
is receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of a young daughter at his home.
E.. E. Cadue, representing the r. l..
Polk & Co. directory publishers, is in the
city gathering statistics for a naw state
gazetteer.
For sale cheap a first-class saloon as
good as new. Medern appliances. In
quire at Anaconda Inter Mountain
office.
r. A. Luke of Helena is in the city
in THE interest Of insurance business he
being one of the principal adjustors of
the state.
Judge J. M. Kennedy, J. S. Hickey,
Chas. Cariher, E. H. Macdonald, D.. D..
Twohy, j.. II. Vein and others visited
Butte yesterday.
The officers Of the Junior Epworth
League We're entertained at the home of
Mrs. NJ. @. Triol yesterday afternoon.
Thu time was spent in songs, games n
Rotations.
Among the arrests made yesterday
We're John Hickey, Sam Durham alias
Chicken charged with vagrancy:
James Burke and James Murphy dist ul'b-
ance and Harry Wilson who was arrest
ed by Officer Stebbins suspected of being
a crook.
Tt is announced that the Anaconda Ca
Diet band will give a grand ball on the
evening of April 16-Easter Monday--at
A. o. H. hal. The full Margaret thea
ter orchestra will furnish the music. The
/ proceeds Will be devoted to the uniform
fund.
J. S. Dougherty. wife and daughter.
Miss May, came down from Butte to at
| tend the bail given by the Upper Works
fire department at a. o. II. hall last
| evening. They are the guests of Mrs.
Dougherty's parents. MIR. and Mrs. James
Mcdowell at the corner of Cherry and
Fifth street.
L. G. Smith. L. A. King. H. L. Bellam,
r. II. Bellam, G.. S. E. Wisner and Henry
Redmond went over to Butte this after
noon and will be present at a meeting
of the Masons there this evening when
c. A. Tuttle of this city will take the
Royal Arch Degree. They made UP a
jolly party.
The members social of the League of
the Sacred Heart was given at A. O.. II.
hall this afternoon. A splendid pro-
solo, Miss Mollie Hogan; vocal solo. Mrs.
Frank H. Collins; violin solo, Jennie
Morgan; vocal solo, ]. j. McGuinness.
After the programme, coffee and cake
were served. A large attendance was
present.
DIR. H. w. Stephens, county physician,
was seen this morning after visiting the
old pail, which is quaramtined, and the
pest house, and says there is nothing
new in the smallpox situation. No more
new cases v developed in the Jail, and
none are expected. The patients at the
pest house ar doing well. It is more thar
probable some new cases will arise
among the persons exposed by Snow
ball." the colored me- who was sent to
the pest house from Anaconda, and
James Gardner. who exposed so many al
Carroll.