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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-02-01

The greatest danger from colds ard
la grippe is their resulting in pneu-
monia. If reasonable care is used, how
ever, and Chamberlain Cough REM
edy taken. all danger will be avoided
1t will cure cold or an attack of la
grippe In less time than any other treat
ment 1t is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by F. M. Clark, druggist.
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Notice.

Al u. GARAGHAN HAS PURCHASED THE
vi. interests of Dir, T. c. Ponjade in the
Arm. of Poujade 4 Garaghan and daragban \
Poujade formerly doing business in this coun
ty. The unsettled business Of each OF said firms
will be attended TO by the undersigned, at Ely,
Nevada. NJ, d. GARAGHAN.
May 4. 1890 sod.
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COMMENTS OF FATHER TIME.

It1M VI I'm , OF T Il 7 IIflIN T W
| can not but smile
As listen the while
To all of these wise people spat;
IT'S very amusing,
Yet somewhat confusing
To find out just where I'm at.
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The only condition being
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We will furnish THE WHITE
PINE NEWS for one year

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PINE NEWS for one year
With The Household, one OF the
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for 1925.
With your choice Of the Ladies'
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for 1915.
With the daily Salt Lake Trib-
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$l3.25.
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Irregular price s2) $3.50.
With the daily San Francisco
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800 for 80. 30.
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With the weekly Chronicle for
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NOTICE OF SALE.
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
TRIcT, EUREKA COUNTY,

In the Matter of the Estate of H. P. Merritt.
deceased, and the Partition thereof
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Call For 6 Per Cent White Pine
County Bonds.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Treasurer of White Pine County, State
of Nevada has advertised and given notice that
sealed proposals would be received by him for
the redemption of Six Per Cent Bonds, issued
under the provisions Of an Act of the Iegisla-
ture of the State of evada, entitled IAN Act
to authorize the County Commissioners OF
White Pine County. to issue six Per Cent Bonds
of said County, and other purposes approved
March g. 1886: and that no bids were offered.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of Section 10 Of
said Act. Notice is hereby given to the holders
of the following described six Per Cent Bonds,
to-wit
Bond No. II, $500 Series.
Bond No. Is. $500 Series
Bond No. 49, $500 Series
Bond No. 81 800 Series.
Bond No. SO, 800 Series,
Bond No. 81, 800 Series
Bond No. So, 800 Series.
Bond No. Sc, 500 Series.
Bond No 81. 500 Series.
To present and surrender the same for payment
to me at my Office in Ely. in said County and
State, on or before II O'Clock A. N. on
Monday, the 9Th day of February
A. d. 1900.
And notice is further given that II said bonds
are not surrendered as above required they
will cease to bear interest from the date OF this
notice.
J. B. WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer OF White Pine county, New
Ely. Nevada, January 4, 1899.
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Ely Electric Light & Power Company.

are prepared to furnish Electric Lights to the peo-
pie of Ely at the following prices
Lights in business houses, each $l.25 per month.
Lights in dwelling houses, each ST.. per month.
Five lights in dwelling houses, $4.25 per month
More than fveghts in dwelling houses, 75cts. each.
Cost of wiring complete, $3.50 per light.
Extra lamps 30 cts. each.
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Our Combination
Offer for 1900.

Our combination offers for the past
two years have met with so much
favor that we have concluded to
make another for the ensuing year.
II is open to new and old subscrib-
ers alike,
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Las :l:ninas
de ORC:

Sc habla del descubrimiento de
nuevOS yacinlientOs de orc en- ell
Queensland y en- la Au stralia meri
dional.
En- Gympie I'm ejemplar de mi
neral ha dadO 1873 Onzas de orc y
]. 300 de plata por tonelada
En- Croydon Sc ha encontrado
un flon de estate que da al analisis
40 por 100 de esta1o.
En- la Au ustralia meridional 81
orc Sc presenta en- bolsas muy ricas
y sumamente numerOsas.
A pesar de la discretion de los
propietarios de la region y de su afan
en- no divulgar estos descubrimien
tOs,-es de esperar un movimiento de
mineros, probahlemente mas impor'
tante que Ell que Sc produjo en- el
Norte.
En- la provincia de Hitanf, en- ell
Jap6n, Sc han descubierto ricos te'
rrenos aurlfefos de una extension
considerable; y tai es Ia fiebre de la
immigration q pe Sc nota en- todo ell
distrito, que u n pueblecito peque1o,
llamado Erah1, que hasta hace POGO
solo contaba 400 habitantes, hoy tie
ne va 5000, y pronto Sc vera con
vertido en- una ciudad irnportante.
iCuantos desenganOs aguardan
q los que cifra an su felicidad en- la
possession del metal precioso!
La legend a del rey Midas es un
sfmbolo sobre el que debieran fjar
un momento su atencion los amantes
desenfrenados de la riqueza.
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ORIGINATES.

Un periodico medico aleman re-
cuorda las prescripciones ordenadas
por ell famoso doctor Gruby, que
, tanta importancia daba q la .terape'
utica higi6nica, y el cual conociendo
10 POGO dispuesto que Sc halla el pu'
blico para dejarse tratar en- tai SEN
lido, acudla para su aplicaci0n, q
recursos tan curiOsos como eXtraOr'
dlnariOs. Unas veces le Ordenaba q
un enfermo I'm poqUito de xagua de
gonna aromatizada> y que sc pasea
Sc tOd2s las maflanas antes de salir
e} sol entire la Bastil]a y Ia Magdale'
na, tehiendo cuidado de romper con
los dientes una pepita de iva q cada
68 pasos; otras, disponia que e. en-
fermO Sc suhiera tres veces al dia
sobro Ia mesa del comedor & incli'
nara el cuerpo hacia atras durante
tres minutes y medic cada una
En- una OCCASION mand0 tomac dos
hUeyOs crndos todas las noches con
una cantidad de sal determinads; Y
4 una persona eXcesivamente nervio
sa, que sufrfa por falta de ocupa'
ci6u, le ordeu0 que tomase un de.
partamento de cuatro habitaciones
en- q quinto piso de una casa, que
las hiciera empapelar de verde, de
distintos tonos y de dibujos diferen'
tes, y CUE dirigiera personalmente
la OperaciOn.
Las curas obtenidas por estos
procedimientos eran tan compietas
como radicales.
Al proceder con sus enfermos
asi, no le faltaba 1azon al buen doc
tor, porque el numero de las perso,
mas que, a pesar de su edad, aun no
han salido de la infancia, es mucho
mayor de 10 que Sc cree genera!men'
to; hasta tai punt2 el sistema de
educacion actual entorpece, en- vez
de favorecer, Ell desarrollo de nues'
ira inteligoncia.
Sc alquilan habitacioncs con
comida, Sc recjhen comensales, y
pasajeros.
San Joss II Principal.
s--1O--1O
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Ell principe
here der0
en- AlerndniQ.

Hablando del principe CUTLER
mo, heredero del trono de Alemania,
dice un periodico aleman:
sEs mas alto que su ito ell prfn-
cipe Enrique, quien su vez 10 es
mas que ell emperador. Ha salido a
su augusta madre, que es una gran
fgura Estamos llamaaos, por consi,
guiente, & tener otro monarca que
lleve la cabeza la mayoria de sus
sdbditos, como ocurri6 con sus agus.
tos abuelo y Disa buelo Els, ademas,
esbelto y delgado, de aspecto muy
juvenil, barbilampifo, y en- su ex-
preston Sc refejan, combinadas, la
modestia con discreta reserva y ras
gos de una infan tibilidad aun no ex-
tinguida por complete. Su cara ma
nifesta sencillez, amabilidad juvenil
y algo de circunspecci6n; lleva ell
pelo rubio corto, q 10 militar, y pei
nado hacfa atras por delante.
Dado 10 severe de su educaci6n,
POGO puede decirse hasta ahora de
el. Pero los que de cerca le conocen
Eos comunican 10 siguiente:
Su caracter es por naturaleza Sc
deber y con affection al estudio; 10
1ltimo mas que sus hermanos.
Es amable con estos y no trata
con OIgullo los que le rodean, aun-
que Sc advierte en- q cierto senti
miento de dignidad y de aprecio de
su posici0n, que siempre le ha mo-
vido a prcducirse en- publico con Sc
riedad; aun DajO la Influenza de las
ternezas de su madre.
Cuentan que alguna vez ha opri
midO ol brazO de la augusta seflora,
recorvini6ndola carirosan'cnte, por
10 que eli jOven y circun spectO pr1n
cipe estimaba incOrrCcta expansion,
y que Ia emperatrjz Sc ha roidO y &c
gocijadO dc este ra>g go de su primo.
genito.
Tieno afdn de estudior y app en-
der, anna Ia Natur@lcza y cl aira Ii
brv, t@onta caballo, NADIA. tira d las
almas, jucga al <LaWn Tenniss, y os
die>tio on toda clase De cjarcicios
corrCralcs; nc lo gustg ia vida soso
ga3;, y ticne una complexion obus
Ia y vigorosa.
De 81 augusta snaGIe La here
dado la afci6n In mdsica, y fu6
dist fpulo de violin del difuuto Alma
Tiene rasgos que le han de hacer po'
pu ar, como 10 fuG su abuelO el en-
perador Federico, porque no pone
reparO Ell OcasioneS alroce, al trato y
q la conversation sencilla con el pu
blico, Y va sc ha dado ci caso de su
bjr con sus acompanantCs un tran
Via y cambiac frases con los viaje
ros dc aspccto mas modesto que Sc
hallaban cerca de G!o
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I'm principe
SaCerd0te,

Con motivo de la fcstividad de
San Juan Nepomuceno, el principe
Max de Sajonia, hermano de 10 ar
chiduquesa Maria Josefa de Austria,
y rector de Ia iglesia de Santa Isa-
bel en- Nuremberg, pronunci0 IN
elocuente sermon en- cl temple de
San Juan, de Praga.
Asist1an a la fiesta religiosa gran
numero de atlas dignidados eclesias'
ticas y de personalities de Ia no.
bleza de Bohemia.
Eel principe Max, al hacer alu-
sion al movimiento de ruptura con
Roma, exho.to & los catolicos de Bo
hemia 8 permanecer feles 4 sus
croencias, agrupandose en- torno de
IA Iglesia cat6lica.
La orecion sagrada del princi'
pc sacerdote produjo honda impre
sion en- sus oyentes.
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Las aguas
del Sena,

ST por algo son los parisienses
diGnos de eHvidia, no cs ciertamente
pOr el aqua del Soma que utilizan pa
rt Ia bebida.
Durante ell ano iIt;mo, y solo Ell la
circunscripci0n de Paris, sc han reti'
RADIO del Sona los restos siguientes:
2,o21 perros, 977 gatos, Ga ratas
301 galIinas y patos, 3,OG6 llilOgra-
moslde restos de carnes de diversas
especies, 20 conejosy y liebres, % cor
deros, dos pollinos, ti6 cochinillos de
lcchc, cjncO cerdos: - gansOs, - pa
Vos, dos ardllas. un loro. Gi'S paja'
ros dlverSos, tres zorras, y 100 picho,
nos Y tres criz0s
La Administrator parisiGn ocul
la Cuidadosamcnte la cifra de hom.
bres, 1nujercs y nif1os que anual-
naente perecen en- las aguas del Sena
y Ia cual es de gran importancia.
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DURLACH Y SPRINGER,
Balnes tlagl.IeFsa. {

Hace POGO mas 6 menos medic
siglo; e. insigne flosofo espafol Bal
mes decla dirigiendose & la Gran
Bretana: <Tu orgullo no alces con-
ira 81 cielo, que hay un Dios venga-
dor, y NADIA pudieran tus designies
contra Ia Nave misteriosa protejida
del Altisimo
La hez del caliz no sc ha agota
do aun: el Senor indignado la derra-
ma todavia sobre los pueblos que
provocan su indignation todopodero'
sa; y 81 a expiaci6n tremenda conde-
NADIA esta la triste Iberia, no insul
tes su llanto, y su dolor no iusultes;
no 10 arrebates ;cruel! su uuico con
suelo, y su sola esperanza, la fe
de us.mayores, la asperanza de Dios
Sonar pudiera para tt una hOra
terrible, q, aleje Dios; sonar pudiera
Ia terrible hora en- que Is discordia
sangrienta abandonada, tu. seno des,
garrasen esos hijos cuyos andrajos
10 cubre tn ostentoso lujo; cuya ham
bre no sacias, nadando en- la abun'
dancia 1,~
1AJ A~ u St u lkb 'E1i ItC U OaS
bio tel Nrlanda) c1yw serviz Opri
mes hace largos siglos lance Ell gri,
to do e;basta.> 10y Sc levante y
Sc presente & tus ojos, cual sangrien
to espectro demandando vengarza,
va que le negaste justicia! ;Ay de
II el espantoso d1a en- que Glen pue.
bios que to aborrecon en- distintas
regiones cOntemplen Ia turbacion y
el sobresalto pintados en- Ia frerte
por la discordia Intestinal: /; Ay de ii
el aia en- que las tempestades no Ell.
cadenadas por la mano omnipotente
no dispertasen va las flotas que a
tus orillas Sc endurecen ;Ay de tt
ell dia en- que esos pueblos heroicos
que impune molesta sfada en- las on
das que cinen, saltar pudiesen sobre
la TERRA y medir sus fuerzas con las
tuyas brazo brazo!>
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1t!e.E1s rar1sila,
0diddos POT los ing1eses

Una rcvista scmanal inglesa la
r0gadO q sus numerosas suscriDtpra5
y Iectoras que manirestaraH p0r cS
critic que defectos del hombrc les
eran mas aborrecib,rs
Las contestaciones han ~iJo 90,
piosas y los defectos varonilrs cue
mas svOtoSa 8 mejOT dicho. ccnsural
del bello sexo han obtcnido, son los
siguientes, pOr este orden:
La bebida, el egoisrno, Ia hajeze
de cspjritu, Ia nlaulorfa, Ia aici6n al
juego, la cobardia, la prcsuncion, Ia
pcreza. 81 di>imulo, la pereza la
cruo}dad de scntimipntOs.
\ ninguna Sc ha acordado de la
infdelidad.
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Can0nigoS
CubanoS

Ell Sr. Arzobispo de esta Di6ce-
sis pidio autori izaci0n a Roma para
reorgsnizar el Cabildo Catadral de
ella; y con fec cna cuatro de Mayo I'll
timo fu6 comp placido por S. S. Leon
XII, quien expidio IN recripto auto
rizandole para que escogiera el per
sonal conveniente al efecto
En- cumpIimiento de su encargo
MonsenOr Barnada ha designado a
los siguientes sacerdotes para los
respectivOs cargOs vacantes.
Pbro Antonio Barnada, Digni-
dad de Tesore ro
Federico 20 Bestard, Can0nigo
Penitenciario
Desiderio Mesnier, id Lecto-
raj.
Braulio Olio, Can6nigo
Joaquin Carb6 id.
DR. Francisco Mpncer id.
Muy habil sc ha mostrado nues
tro Pastor al hacer tan oportuna
election; y tai parece que Ell ella ha
presidido, q mas del reconooimiento
de cualidades de virtud y de ciancia
la estimaci6n del caracter de cuba
nos y de patriotas que los elegidcs
Osteutan.
Su modes tia nos obliga & silen-
ciar los merecimientos de algunos;
pero no podenos callar nuestro iu
bio al yer pre- emiado al Padre Odio
al veterano e evang6lico de nuestra
guerra grande.
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Ia C0RRISP[ PONDIvCll DE- PUIRIORICO.
Mum San Juan uaoR Q Ofdna smFr
IN V TIA CION, o \
DURLACH y SP RINGER

nvitan cordamene cenes todos los comerciantes de-
Pueoco nuesas ohc1ns de elias duran
permanenca New-YOrk.
de cualque norme
perecamente los
los EE UU los mucho gusto cbr cuaquer
Los pedos
hagan tendrdn cudado.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER
Representatives. pmeras fabricas de
Undos Comisonistas exportaci0n
en- York.. Direction n Puerto-Rco.
IA MAIDEN LANE.-N Y. 81 FoRTAI.EzA ST.
u.s. 4. San Juan
S.
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Sc VendG

cn $500 pesos, moneda provincial,
una espaciosa casa de MADEIRA y de
altos Sta en- La calle del ComerciO
de Riopiedras, esquina 4 la del Ro
ble, marcada con Ell mum. l de dicha
c31le. Informara en- esta Capital
don Gerardo Mellado, San Francis
co 50, bajos. a 1O-3.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Sc ofrecen en- venta dos venti-
]adores, propios para ofcinas, fabrl.
cas- 8 establecimiertos publicos y
privados. 1nformaremos en- esta re-
dacci0n. a-5-5
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AViSO.

En- cI Ros dc Oro San Francis.
co l.. Sc vcnden handeras espafo
ias de Varios tam4nos clase buena
de algodon propias para festeios.
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DR.. DObal
ME0ICC- CIRUIANO.

E.S! ..,i%ljsta en- las enfcrnesas..
is d.! ayarato reSpiratorjo y tiiges
NO.
Consultas Oh SanturCe: parsda
- LustitutO, q" l do IL tarde
In Ia Capital, Cruxs ds 10 al
- Il aanana.
E'of eserito con IL isla
TaFaSaeo 1897.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
ASKS PAYMENT ].
FOR INJURIES
KEMPSEY SUES MON
TANA ORE PURCHASING COM
PANY FOR $25,s3O.
WAS INJURED WHILE AT
WORK ON NlPPER HOIST,
It Is Alleged, Did Not Fur
nish Him With a Safe Place
to Work.

Robert Kempsey instituted suit against
the Montana Ore Purchasing company in
the district court today 10 recover judg-
ment for $25,8 damages for personal in
juries alleged to have been sustained by
on February II of this year.. In his COM
plant Kempsey states that on the date
mentioned he was employed in pushing a
car from the hoist of the Nipper mine
along a railroad track running out and
extending over a structure 40 feet high to
an ore bin, and it was the duty of the de-
PENDANT to furnish him with a safe place
ton of the hand rail on top of the ore
chute to be missing; that at about 8 o'clock
on the night of the 18th he stepped from
between the rails of the track and started
to get a shovel for the purpose of unload
ing a car, and because of the absence Of
the hand rail fell a distance. of 80 feet,
striking with his back the roof of a build
ing adjoining.
Kempsey alleges further that by reason
of the fall and contact with the building
his spinal column was injured and de-
stroyed, causing permanent. paralysis OF
his lower limbs and organ of the body.
and that since then he has been unable to
the place only three nights and was not
familiar with the surroundings; that the
fall was no fault of his own; that he is
g miner % years old, capable of earning
$3.50 per day.
He says he paid a nurse $500 at the rate
OF So per day, paid $500 to physicians and
in the purchase of drugs; that by reason Of
ages to the extent of $25, 600, for which sum
he asks judgment along with judgment for
the amount he expended.
George HaldOrn is his attorney.
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NOTICE TO

To John Thomas Nagle and Elizabeth
Ana Maggie: You are hereby noti.- ed that
George Abram Free and John Edgar
Free, co-owrers, have, In accordance
with section 1924 Of the revised ~tatutes
of the United Ststes, expended in labor
and improvem ents upon the Cheuuito
quartz ode mining claim, which il
bounded on the east by Assay mill site
on the west by the Enterprise quartz
lode mining claim, on the south by the
Oberman quartz lode mining claim. ON
tho north by the Sphinx quartz lode min
ms. claim, and located in Summit valley
min:ag district, Silver Bow county, Mon.
tana, and notice OF location of which Is
recorded on page 1s8. book r o. quarts
lodes Of said county. You are hereby
notified that unless you contribute your
proportion 1888. 35l thirty-three and thir-
ty-three one hundredtk dollars OF the
one hundred collars $4,000 annually ex.
penditures .Sr h year 1899, together
with interest and costs within ninety
days after the complete service of this
notice by publ alton. all your right.
title and Interest in n to the above
described Chequito quartz lode mining
claim will become the property of the
undersigned, your co-owners, who have
performed the work and made the re.
Quireo expenditures thereon.
GEORGE ABRAM FREE,
JOHN EDGAR FREE.
Butte. Mont. June II 1900.
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ment OF Bristow's Investigations and also
a wish to give Mr.. Rathbone every op-
poprtunity to explain items which the
report says are u~naccounted for. Post
master General Smith and Fourth Assist
ant Brlstow decline to discuss the mat
ter. The postmaster generals letter of
transinittal of the report to Secretary
Root calls particular attention to two
important points in the case against Mr..
Rathbone, on which the ~latter's expected
arrest probably will be mainly based. In
this letter Mr.. Smith says: ut further
shows that T. G. Rathbone, director gen.
eral of posts, drew two warrants of $500
each ON which he himself obtained the
money n that no account or explana-
ton has been rendered.; that he appro-
priated a per diem of IS per day for sew
eral months after it had been expressly
prohibited by the postmaster general and
that he incurred extravagant and UNI
justifiable expenditures of personal char
acter, making them a charge upon the
postal mi
Secretary Root spent almost the entire
6a~ning in consideration of the report
of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow on the Cuban postal frauds. 1t
is understood that an order has been
issued by Governor General Wood for the
arrest of Rathbone. Secretary Root dis
cussed with Colonel Edwards, chief Of
the insular division, and Judge Magoon,
attorney for this division, the financial
and legal questions involved. After the
conference it was said that General Wood
would be given full charge of the mat
ter.
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LATEST FROM PANAMA.
Government Troops Throw Away
Arms-Capital Besieged.

Kingston, Jamaica, July 26.-Advices
from Colon that after a des-
perate battle Tuesday, July "a, the gov
ernmen troops turned and fled to Pan
anna, throwing away their rifles. The
governor general Louzada has sought
refuge on board the British cruiser Lean
der.
So much disorder prevails at Panama
that ninety marines have been landed
from the Leander for the protection of
consulates. American residents complain
that there is no United States Warship
either at Colon or at Panama.
The statement is again repeated that
1.50O we!l-armed rebels are at Corozal.
two miles from Panama, and 1900 more
are reported near by.
Barranquiala, the key to the republic.
is now hesieged by rebels.
The rebels have taken Tucamo island,
at the mouth of the BarbacGss river,
with the custom house. The town of
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CAR R v CRIPPLED.
Storm Causes a Breakdown
Other Damage Done.

Butte was without street car service of
any kline for several hours today, and the
public had an opportunity to learn just
what a convenience rapid transit is.
The breakdown occurred while the
thunderstorm was at it's height, at about
1880 a. M, and was due entirely to the cleo
trical disturbance.
Superintendent Wharton put his men at
work to locate the trouble. but this proved
a difficult task, and it was several hours
before the damage could be repaired.
A tWotst9ry frame mouse on Front street.
at 11:25. The bolt just caught the cornice,
ripping off a piece of woodwork. The
was Immediately e%xtinguished by rain,
which was falling in torrents. The people
in the house did not know that the place
had been hit.
Two live wires became crossed at the
corner of Main and Copper streets during
the storm, and one, burning through, fur
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DIED AWAY FROM HOME.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Deer Lodge, July 26.-Friends in this
city were shocked this morning upon re-
ceipt of a telegram from st. Joseph, Mo-,
announcing the death of Rev. e. Gregory
Prout, who left this city last Saturday
for New York with his family, intending
to locate there permanently. For the
past eleven years Rev. PrOut has
been rector of St.James Episcopal church
in this city, having come here from Vir-
ginia City, where he had charge of the
church since the seventies. He was pub
Usher of the Montana C%hurchman, a
paper devoted. to missionary work in his
church., up to six months ago, when on
account of ill-health he had to give it
into other hands. Banker Benne of
Virginia City was his bro~ther-in-law,
and his move east was for the benefit OF
his fast failing health. They were going
to Topeka, Kas., for a short visit with
relatives, when death came. No funeral
arrangements have yet been made.