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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-23
Queen Henrietta Ill.
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(By Associated Press.)
London, Sept. pa Brussels corre-
spondent says the health of Queen Hen
rietta is not altogether satisfactory
There is recurrence Of the fainting
fits, which she suffered from last spring.
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A Perfect and Proper Intsrlocutor.

Mr.. WI Is such a cheerful and privi-
legged questioner that he would he a good
man to ask Croker where he really did
get it.-New York World.
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golfer Of the United States. again won
the national championship by defeating
Walter Il. Egan of Chicago, Saturday,
on the links of the Atlantic City Golf
club at Mortified. near here.
NEW YORK.-Exports Of silver from
this country to all countries last week
aggregated $557, 165, and of gold $4.76o.
The imports of specie were $125,S56 gold
and $42.457 silver. The imports of dry
goods and merchan dlse at the port Of
New York were valued at 81. 247, 804.
SAN FRANCISCo.-TheU United States
training ship Mohican returned yester-
day from prolonged cruise. She left
here several months ago with 400 lands
men, who We're to be moulded into sea-
men. There were 30 deserttons during
the cruise.
BERLIN.-The depreciation Of values
on the Berlin bOufse continued through
out last week almost without Interrupt
ton. The stagnation became more ana
more marked as the week advanced, the
lowest figures of the year being reached
at the end.
$40 treasury note has reached the secret
service bureau. 1t is a photograph rlth-
ographich reproduction. The note in
hand has the check letter B, series 1880,
portrait of Webster, Lyons register and
Ellis H. Roberts treasurer.
WASHINGTON.-In order to insure
the protection of Cuban coffee planters
against the importation of Brazilian
coffee through the United States and
Porto Rico, an order will be Promulgated
by the war department providing duty
on coffee going into Cuba sufficient to
prevent such importations.
WILLEMSTADT. The Venezuelan
gunboat Miranda has arrived at Caracas
from Guajira, badly in need of repairs.
Her commander brings news confirming
the reports Of the defeat of Colombian
liberals and their Venezuelan allies near
La Hacha, September 10 and IA.
CLEVELAND. - Investigation made
yesterday by Detective Smink revealed
the startling possibility that plot to
assassinate President Mckinley was laid
year or more before he was elected for
his second term. and that it may have
been laid in Orange township. where the
Czolgosz family lived.
NEW CASTLE. Wyo.-Antonio Cam
erO. an aged Italian, was fatally stabbed
at the Cambria coal camp, eight miles
west, during an alteration with young
italian whose name was not learned.
The young man made insulting remarks
about President Mckinley and Camera
took him to task for 1T.
WASHINGTON.-Th senate military
affairs committee, charged with the In
vestlgation Of the charges preferred
against Lieut.. Col. H. O. S. Heistand,
has obtained from the war department
copies of official records of the case and
is preparing now for the examination Of
witnesses
CHEYENNE. Wyo.-Mrs. Lena Fair
shot and killed her father-in-qaw,
Michael Fair, at their home in South
Cheyenne last evening. Mrs. Fair is 20
years of age. She says Fair, who is past
so, threatened to kill her, and when she
fired he had one hand on her throat
and with the other was reaching for his
revolver.
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will jump at the chance of contracting
an alliance with one of them.
My friend went on to tell me that she
knew of two instances in which wealthy
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-23
General CONSUMPTION Ordered.
(By Associa ted Pres

Buenos Ayres, Sept. 23.-The chamber
Of deputies has passed a military bill
establishing general CONSUMPTION.
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Heidleburg and university of Fennsyl-
vania. He was admitted to the bar IN
New York City in 1860.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-23

DR.. Norcross has been in regular sue
cessful practice in Butte for a dozer.
years. He has the finest equipped Offices
in the state for treatment of all diseases
where mechanical and electrical apple
ances are required. Don't trust ycu.eelf
to one who is not known. Twelve years
in Butte tells the history Of DR.. Nor
cross for char scter and for successful
practice of mediocre.
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COLON, Cocombia.-It is announced
that the Venezuelan government has
Cancelled the appointment of I. H. Car
doze, Venezuelan counsel at Panama.
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SAN FRANCISCO.-The United States
training ship Mohican returned yester-
day from a prolonged cruise. She left
here several months ago with 400 lands
men, who We're to be moulded into sea-
men. There were 80 assertions during
the cruise,
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LONDON.-Harry De Windt, explorer,
is about to make third attempt to &C.
complish an overland journey via Boring
strait between Europe and America.
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PARIS.-Farisians are especially dis
appointed at the failure OF En,pero
Nicholas to come to Paris, and freel!
blame the government.
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NEW YORK.-Exports Of silver from
this country to all countries last week
aggregated $557.165. and Of gold $4.76o.
The imports of specie were $125,S56 gold
and $42. 457 silver. The imports of dry
goods and merchandise at the port of
New York were valued at $11, 247, 1904.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Walter J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General Nc
Arthur has announced that he will leave
for Denver in 10 days to take command
of the department of Colorado.
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BERLIN.-The depreciation Of values
on the Berlin bOurse continued through
out last week almost without Interrupt
tion The stagnation became more and
more marked as the week advanced, the
lowest figures of the year being reached
at the end
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NEW YORK.-Johann Most. an
archist, was again arrested last night
while haangutng a crowd of 500 people
in a dance hall back of a saloon in
Corona, L. I.
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Travis Of New York, champion amateur
golfer Of the United States, again won
the national championship by defeating
Walter Il. Egan of Chicago, Saturday.
on the links of the Atlantic City Golf
club at Mortified, near here
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-23

WASHINGTON.-A new counterfeit
$40 treasury note has reached the secret
service bureau. 1t is a photograph llth-
ographich reproduction. The note in
hand has the check letter B, series 1880,
portrait of Webster Lyons register and
Ellis II. Roberts treasurer.
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WASHINGTON.-Th international in
stitute Of sociology, with headquarters
at Paris, has elected United States Com
missioner of Labor Carroll d. Wright to
membership.
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TOLEDO. Ohio.-The plant Of the
American Tin Can company has been
destroyed by fire. Loss, $685.
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BRUSSELS.-The Material Diplo
matique asserts that an international
anti-anarchist conference will soon mee
in Berne.
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CHEYENNE. Wyo.-It is rerNrted OF
good authority that the Burlington /:
getting ready to build into Salt Lake by
extending the Alliance-Guernsey line o,
across Wyoming.
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SEATTLE.-The steamer Excelsior,
Captain Humphrey, has arrived from
Copper river and Cook inlet with 1876
passengers, bringing also $4,000 of Ches-
tochena gold, the first large consignment
of treasure ever received from that dis
trict.
Att "A MTG CITY NJ L-Walter 7.
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WASHINGTON.-In order to insure
the protection of Cuban coffee planters
against the importation of Brazilian
coffee through the United States and
Porto Rico, an order will be promulgated
by the war department providing a duty
on coffee going into Cuba sufficient to
prevent such importations.
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WILLEMSTADT. - The Venezuelan
gunboat Miranda has arrived at Caracas
from Guajira, badly in need of repairs.
Her commander brings news confirming
the reports Of the defeat of Colombian
liberals and their Venezuelan allies near
La Hacha, September 10 and IA.
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shot and killed her father-in-qaw,
Michael Fair, at their home in South
Cheyenne last evening. Mrs. Fair is %
years of age. She says Fair. who is past
so. threatened to kill her, and when she
fired he had one hand on her throat
and with the other was reaching for his
revolver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29
LESSON FROM M'KINLEYs WILL.

Nothing better exemplifes the splendid character Of
William Mckinley than his last viii testament
In his official conduct and achievements the world has
been very accurate idea of his public
virtues publication his will none save his
personal friends adequate conception Of the depth
his domestic affections.
By reputation he was an ideal husband son and brother
but reputation he did not up that stand
ard of private excellence which his will evidences The
written by his hand while the laures
civic promotion were still fresh and green upon his brow
but in it are no tokens that advancement through the
calm and deliberate Judgment of his counymen to one Of
the highest stations affairs had in the
changed beautiful relations towards family
It would history rulers outside the
limits Of the republic such grand example of continued
and consistent adherence the natural and assumed do
nestle duties of a
The simplicity of the document IS in itself striking
evidence of greatness In it are no legal eohncalties
and yet is strong all its parts as an expression Of viii
and wish The governing thoughts of the who wrote
It, seemed TO be the governing inspiration all his
public service, neutrality-suspicious. for the wife Of
his bosom and the aged mother who gave him birth And
when this protective guarantee should have fulfilled its
purpose those was his idea that it should extend
fayOrite unmarried sister aud thence share and share
alike to his legal heirs Throughout the document which
is brief his tender regard for mother sister and wife is
expressed with such admirable delicacy facinating sim
pcy that the reader can in the one supreet citizen
Of the nation trinity ideal and beautiful personal
Ites-an aectonate child an aectonate brother and an
Rfectionate lover
The the virtues Of the late president are studied
the impressed with belief that God makes
some men fore after his own nkness than others
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forthconing.

Mr. Babbage succeeded in making a very remarkable
calculating machine long before the era Of modern
ton His confidence in the possibilities Of machine work
exceeded that Of the optimistic today So
high his expectations that he said he would gladly
give up the remaining years Of his life ne could be
allowed live only three days FIVE hundred years
and have scientific ccerone explain things to him He
particularly hopeful Of calculating machines believing
that eventually they would merely work out but
perform the most complex process Of mathematics and
give proofs mathematical theorems was sure that
machine might be made which would play games of skill
such chess would actually take the place Of the
player
chine in the Bank England which fed with coins
would the light weight coins side. There
many recent inventions which far exceed the weighing
chine in ingenuity yet the novelist pretended
find for the fear that there would at last be
chimes which would dispense with altogether and
propate the world their ends far it has been
necessary TO have behind the machine; but it is
deniabIe machine work is more accurate than
work The inference Of human consciousness prevents
only hands but also brains from doing their best The
phenomenon of unconscious cereDron is known to every
body The accountant who makes and is unable
find it has only pass other subject
sleep and the unconscious brain viii find the and
announce it, When forgets name, for example, he
says that it will come him after awhile and the
something else. Suddenly, ike fash Of light the for
gotten pops into consciousness the brain having
worked better in the unconscious state.
is that labor saving inventions throw out of
employment. the long run they create demand for
more employment but the change is fatal to persons who
cannot adapt themselves to new line Of labor Fortunately
most Americans do this Sir Lyon Playfair states that
when an English mechanic displaced by an
passes permanently into the ranks Of the unemployed In
America the who displaced is usually competent to
make the machine which have taken his employment
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NAN AND MACHINERY

know something Of doctored election anains that
absolute honesty in elections be achieved until the
voting counting and reporting eli the results SHAH be done
hy machinery. At the same time It expresses q doubt
whether it be within the power Of American inventors to
produce machine of unfang accuracy. There is SIM
posed TO be such mechanical appliance already in onra
ton; bat even there De faultes voting machine there
should be great difficulty in the way OF construction Of
such device No enc who has visited the Pan-American
exposition and observed the work which IS 50 accurately
done by mechanical means doubt that the problem of
election machine is simple to modern inventive genius
When the late Latham Shoes oeean Jhe building OF type
Writer he vas told that the thing utterly apractcable
owing 10 certain nsuperabe obstacles For wears Tie at
temps to SCI and distribute type rs machinery failed bu
"hen the de2 thar the machine must he The model o
hana composition was abandoned the needed apparatus was
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Daitue.sss.s, EaaLc
Nj. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
scHLEY GETTING HIS FILL.

This is bad climate for action based dreams. Ad-
maI schey is course of learning this great lesson One
after another the chief positions during the cam
paign of the stepping to the witness
stand and jarrng the peace OF mind of schIey It has
been practically proved that schley had been permitted
his own way Cervera in one instance could easily have
reached Havana which port he bound and in anoth
r instance could assaulted any Of the unfortifed
coast towns of the United States The first instance that
wherein schley with bullheaded determination stuck
the empty Cienfuegos; the second wherein with
warranted anxiety the coal supply he ordered the
trograde movement to Key West
When the battle Of Santiago occurred Schey sub
ordinate part the battle valanty for take
stock in the charge that the loop evidence
OF cowardice But he fought no more valiantly
the captains present who could have won the engagement
without him. Sampson, in command and the course
Of performing as commander was few
miles distant the morning vessels out
Dor and were attacked the manner Sampson ordered
Sampson took no personal part battle
command navy disciplined sub
ordinate highest in command It was SIMPSONS
place send United States and
to designate the vicors as the feet under his command
Schey thereafter had said promptly with SINGER
fy that subordinate that acted under orders
from Admiral Sampson whom credit due he would
have found sentiment throughout United
States behalf would have been praised second
u without stint But through his friends he
sought emphasize what did emphasis that he
present, that Admiral Sampson not fractional
quarrel sprang up the navy because of his attitude and
finally Schey demanded investigation. He is getting
st. If the investigation lost SIMPSONS side
single adherent has discovered it. But Schley
has faith Of thousands in him. He may be able
explain the still unexplained loop but his obduracy
hanging Cienfuegos when ordered Santiago was
insubordination and his determination pull out to
Key West witnesses admit he could have supplied
from golfers serious that he had had his way the
war might have been prolonged for months.
schey said at the beginning the controversy There
glory enough all" There was. There was glory
Schley the nation freely accorded to him in his
place then it is discovering from the
investigation the plans of schley had been carried
out disobedience the instructions his superiors
would have engagement of Santiago at the
time Schey far from taking part in the final clash
which would have sent Cerveas feet to the bottom would
have been ordered home.
the Of investigation is concerned 1t may
be considered certain that the navy will convict itself
any member Of the navy before the public. The find
ings will divided. But schley in public opinion, has
lost much homage that all in the nation faction in
the navy, were willingly giving him.
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hLoNe THg KANsAs VILE.

Johr seaton's boom Tor governor f.
putting out blossoms again for the tnird
time this summer.
Colonel Anthony. who has been cyst
says that IN that section electrocuuon Of
CzoI eosz is regarded as too aN-arsd
gentle.
The title OF the volume Of nez tales
from William Allen White. which Serb
ncrs src - publish. b. 'strategems and
spells"
II Bailey. who 81 s single man. ever
rcss 90 De governor II Kansas. thi beds
in that executive mansion wouldn't -
made once a month.
one ~ the features Of the wellington
Wheat Jubilee this last week wa a uaz
figure pr7du-tio Of the assassination q
President Mckinley.
1t Is reported of Kansas mar that be
accosted ST. Peter with Hello. Pete.
Shake hands with Joe Brown. Santa Fe
agent from my town.
~ Kansas the opinion IS universal that
the man who would assassinata PRIEST
dent Roosevelt would have % be power
fully quick ca the draw.
jim Simpson 81 Mcpherson hsa become
8 plut0cral He cleared up Sc o. Las
week apecltatirx on lard on the Kansas
CITY markets. Ills Investment was aboat
s. co
The Manhattan college has heard shs
gramtia from the farms and has decided
o. cut out a few Greek verca AID add
s. 1880 a. tie aEricuitural department %
the insrf1fion-
Miss Marley ~ Olafhe. who died Last
week vas the zfaineed bride II Len.
tenant Burton Mitchell. Fpuat1ns affe
Thay were TO have hesa married puan
ths young oalcer returned from ne
orient
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WANrs az AMERICAN wIFE.

There is romantic story abroad to the effect that the
Emperor of Germany is in great stew because his the
crown prince, has fallen in love with American girl
whom he desires marry The emperor has dispatched
him England in order break Of if possible this at
achment and is bus engaged looking around Europe for
suitable fancee for his son.
This custom of kings and queens picking husbands
and wives for their children will give way before
and less reasons state Medieval customs can
long remain with the world growing every day
more enlightened It may require good many decades
the institution of monarchy itself from the
ernments Of Europe but by the medieval ideas
rounding this institution viii disappear Among others will
be the notion that matrimonial may be made by
rulers prime ministers and that it is right join in
this sacred relation and having regard for
each other and perhaps congenalty merely because
such matches are good international politics
It is time for this custom which has down from
Of despotism and oppression to receive good hard
knock.
The present emperor of Germany very imDusve and
strong wiled He easily turned from his pur
block may readily yield his fathers desire that
he should desert the American girl and seek him wife
among the royal families Of Europe In that there
may be war Germany's imperial family circle. Should
the persist in his choice it might good thing
for all concerned If the American girl in time became
empress of Germany, spite of all obstacles to such
and she retained her Amercansm amid her royal
surroundings what chance would change his
and the advancement of democratic
ideas in the great German empire.
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There are six children in the White House and if
they typical American children they viii give the white
house banntes the first real exercise they have had in
years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

The New York Sun and the New York Journal are in a
fight It has reached the 1oathed contemporary stage
The Sun calls the Journal the Anarchists Own and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

The newspaper man is going to have position near
the foetlights in RoOseves administration Next year
he win visit the Pacific coast to see two newspaper friends
out there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

President Roosevelt is already at work his message
We expect all sorts Of innovations from President Roose
vet but he win be sufficiently tied TO precedent to make
the message long.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

Miss Stones troubles IN Turkey sufficiently similar
the Cudahy to indicate that Pat Grove has DISCUS
ed himself Arab and is in operation again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

AS soon as the yacht is finished. a Kansas man
proposes there should be between English and
American farm wagon. In other words Kansas is de-
handing savagey something international that she
derstand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

The savages who kidnapped Miss Stone in Turkey
want 25000 pounds ransom Her friends consider her
worth her weight in gold
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If Schley had had his way. he might still be sitting
with the glued determination Of Pes Raven, in front Of
CienfuegOs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

The shot that killed President Mckinley ended the
Buffalo exposition People have quit going il large num-
bers
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ShaFr has accepted Gopers demand to be investigat-
ed. And the investigation VIII be warm the naval
inquiry