The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 27, 1889, Morning, Image 1

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ATTORNEJY AT LAW.
WAIN OR., OWN .A1 & a, AGS '.a ewme
Amuses" lesson&II
!. fLZMI, AIIu r1 Csinulii at law.
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MUSJm at Low.
OMS . Durrne S Ja kym 3sl*, Maim ISve,
H. W. STUPIIONS.
PNWVCIAN AND IUIREON.
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DRS. MITCHELL & SNTYDER,
wIIWICOMIDR HO ITRL.
(mezt to Maw"m HoteL)
ANACONDA . -. MONTANA
Anaconda Real Estate Agencry.
FITPATRICIK ARPLING,
REAL ISTATE & INSURANCE ACTS.
MiAu 3rrsteetrs amd Cmvemaseers.
ANACON DA . MONTANA
PH. BEST BEER HALL
C. CASLrON.
ThM ·rs mes d ~. ami aCgsm am the
Th.tem nsa ker, nMrrst .in Vkr
I~ulug, limit s linup,
Wholesale and Retail Butchers.
ramuly Suppmes a Upeelday.
Al Orden Dedvrei dree e Cd CLse.
eipa Vrint Sr"e - * AwANowaA
*iTd. 7mIRRTIN*
(orrourm nrN Swan)
MAE.r A SPECIALTY OFFINE CIGARS
DOE1U1mr, oIPrDmT AND m lwarn.
THE GOLD BOOT.
M Went Park L F. H. 33Aw, proprietor.
READ'S DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET,
.u . .o .- , ma
A. C. HOEFL ER
Has the Fine"
Fancy Cakes, Candies and
Ice Cream
ha Mosey (Ioa I _ Ivals AnDr E raim
ald be Cooviaeed.
UIlL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
ass Weft Pr. k trehi IBut, , L. M t.
The - Morris • Cousins,
DRESS1M KING.
5 worok prom daei a apeots St tS-m
Ma flwa am Mke~ffltaimbWd ar.t i
g."ýa ifesaud the
ATLMNTEAII HOUSE,
.a Vas crM , rAaaooia.
+ A. J. BLI)( +
stea ad.b'S Eria l week
now &M pw I" mzY r " aw br Bre
HE MAY LOSE HIS HEAD
SSun tbe r aF mb
nsc m w was Ae
e us e Imeas WUt lna Abma bm.
ooe am Ia.Use iteow le r
e ameismmes P 0as0 epr
..e rtd tast amn. r d in
tAh FusaboNod, Sept. L-The dsues
eaatrymae foe. indrnral claims grante,
e the Unit.d overment et
..S riaeels h a d t -aIte
Itoma W. T.and heveas retas las
The aair was brtang to light
by de anrrival hn thi eit .t Dboak imn. -
meashaa at PuPorlad. Oe., who r.pr-
seated hlmmet as the audgiee of a mum
bher da coaes who erm r eatited to
pa.rt of t. manr bd b.een phai
the oosulyeaal and on which he is
Tsaid to eave reno l eonuing. Man
attamm1 faor
HockHiclaimamtn cv'ut4
Pas Aln . d a salt In the U
for . $,700 ss med s t
claim and held. bock HIUJ . resdnp
faor it. He myps that the amouer was
Iaidtro.L rame Gum Ye Ha who
now hnt. let er uree-e ensu
eelvd trom HrsH _ oase l a Chin.a
mechant declares t aGm u Sm was
swves tar the .aasui.genemi on con
ditlauat the should siMa a receipt foar
the 17,000W dse to Dock la and aothers.
The weet at d e ose, MIt Is . was
~~~an. and
GeO Yu Sans mwas. ested soon ater hil
arrival l China where. he emains in
. Te prevails that
Tesne d useder a
wet anod at back heese isa trial. Shoukd
he be convicted there, his bead will liter.
alty tMl hase the basket.
USED THE STATk'S MONEY.
Uew ux.* we. Daubs, at iLesltam e
amsne Up Uass. rette smasss.
Nsw Omailns, Sept. a.-The state
nment of the cashier of the state treasury
during Burke's term that he had called
Burke's attention ina 1i to the fact that
coupons had been presented of bonds
supposed to have been destroyed. was
cabled to MaJ. Burke in London. Burke
has replied, telling how the apparent dis
crepancles might exist, and says he is
tied down by his business in London, but
when when be can get away will mall for
Louisiana. It is understood that Judge
Mare will charge the grand Jury next
week to investigate the msatter and bring
Indictments against those found to
have been engaged in placing in
valid securitiee on the market.
Judge Stanbery, who was for
ness capacity, has madea statement show
ng enegotiatedloans fo Burke at differ
eat tinmes amountin to thousands of
dollars, always dep in collateral
state bonds handed him by Burke for that
. In eoparlag the numnbers he
d with those now blished, he
Uads that g the bbdy&
him nearty L s th. He
had no doubt their validity until the re
cent diselosures. Stansterry's statement.
which is made on the advice of his attor.
ne.y, shbows that Burke as far bmak as 188I
was using bonds then in his keeping as
state treasurer as collateral in borrowing
monrey for his own use.
3. Paver of thue Nerthera Peasie.
WAsmIoTox, Sept. SS.-In the case of
the Northern Pacific railroad company vs.
Randolph, secretary Noble today decided
that by falling to appear to oppose the
fnal proof of proceedings on the part of
pre-emption or other claihants a railroad
company does not forfeit the rights which
the whole case made shows it to possess.
It simply cannot insist on any further op
portunity to contradict proofs submuitted,
as it has had its "day in court," but if on
these proofs themselves it still aplears on
the face of the whole record that the co.m
pany has prior or superior rights, juca
ment must o accolrdingly. This decision
corrects the widely prevalent misapprd
hension as to the effect of the "PForest"
and other cases which were supposed to
infliet forfeiture of rights upon railroad
conlanies who failed to appear at
hearings.
Observanee of the labbath.
PARIs. SepL. 26.-The Sunday observ
ance congress palsed a resolution to-day
tp the effect that in cases where otserv
ance of Sunday is imlossble weekly
holidays should be given to employees.
The congress also adopted resolutions ad
vising employers not to pay their men
Saturday or Sunday. The presklent of
the United States in his letter to the eon
es sakidl: "Experience and observation
ave convinced me that everyone who
works with his l.ands and head needs the
rest which Sabbath alone can give."
BauLx,. Sept. 9B.-Tbe Cologne Gasette
says that the proposal of the ebief of the
general staf of the Russian army that a
second line of rails be laid to the western
frontier, being esaried out, despite the
- of ot d e minister of finance.
hundred - locomotives and the
requisite aiount of rils have been or
dered for delivery in May. This will eom
plete the strategete net work o Ruiran
railways, Ianreasie the t acity to mass
tope on the German fronier.
The Amnt.r.am amsmas.e ,s.sda.tw
Lotn.vsLas. Sept. .-At the Amerlcan
hunane assoeatio toda a resolution
was adopted thb the amus ation request
every state or loeal society in the union to
endeavor to obtain from the legislature. a
law makin it penal offense to deborn
attle, to dock t lls of bormed and
shoot pigeons and otbher live birds from
leave.
Mm m e.as-"- W.uSpmud.
3owros . Sept. IS-The seesannouuced
fortkr atMYs Park and Franklin
Park Wrem pawoaad oan eesans of rain.
The event. _mm to-morrow take
-a 8aft-n.
THE ADMINISTRATION FAMILIES.
Whe reswne c i e mn e Other
Ar A Thmas . .
Sinea the days of Ges. Grant's adhL
adms. thele has bame nothing NLb the
asped.sn that at presens a sit k
Harrion. Is mayn he news to he emnte,
bt Iu am tol it le a act b a tautewrthy
aman, that two o the fisans abinet
ola 4esetay Nole and Attorney
General Miller-as. both dieiantly related
to Gen. Harrison-Mr. Nobe on the prerei
dent's side, and Mr. Miller ao Mme. Ha
rieao's sids.
Presdklat Harrison has directly or
thrgb his appoinatees appointed the foe
lowsi ohis coasst to omce:
Hiswrate. Carter .. Harrison, to be
United tates snarshal in Tennessee.
His brotherin-law, J. D. cotitobse
gapesrnteeadsnt of enanwtrtl at putb
buildigat Part Towanend.
Rell Harr 's fAther.i-law. Alvin
Raunders, to be Utah eamnm..aoner.
Bab ee's unne Prank obe dt e
soeer of eme~sO a, Washingn tn -
M!in4n-l-aw D. W. oMeCis to be oe
Seter a internal rgvewue ina .b
Mr. RBusemll Harrison's eusin, William
Haynes, to be law clerk In the postoe
deIZ 6Parker, nephew twnarriage, de
talesd to none al duty at Berlin.
P.eadent Harrisn's appointees have
Imitated his easopLe by apointln or em
eerla the uaintnent th eir esmas
tirea deral S oees, a foIlows:
Seereiary Blale's man is the law oeer
of the state departnent; one nephew is
the assistant postaaster at Augusta Me.;
anothenr eephew i a ecelal agent a the
esea u; the brother o his Boas anee. is
msvemrnia of Asist 'onmae enld *Clark
oen's san Is ia the postnos e department.
Assistant Land osalseeer one b
a san in thse ueneral lad o e.
- C-sl-a er - Tanner had two
d hre In the pensiaon .serve lately.
and one now.
irs Auditor Fisher has a daughter aIn
his o.ce.
Private Sesetarry Hallford's brother-in
law Is postmnaster In aspaiLa, Ill.
Compisoier Matthew's nepaew is a
sistant district attey for southern Ill
Conanlssloer Morgan's wife Is in the
Indian obce.
EMMONS BLAINE MARRIED.
Te mam . t'e ameretary oJ sste Wedded
to a Chiemme oirt .tsee~dr.
Rwtcrtsmn Niuoas, N. Y., Sept. M.
The wedding of Emmons Blaie, son of
the seceary of slate. and Mis Anita Me
Cormlik of Chicago wans olemnlisd her.
to.da$ at noon. The little Pres.tteriua
church in which the ceaemony took plteo
is situated upon a knoll overlooking the
village. It was lighted with electric lights
and its arhebo trimmed with umnlas, aut
umna leaves and ferns. The pulpit was
a smns of flowers. As the hemaa
arriving at the church soon . ter 11 a10te
dark clouds brea inso mrai Te m mnes
hefore the hour of the ceremony Mr.
dStephen B. Elkins and wife enteled and
were eoon followed by Secretary of State
Blaine and wife. The mother of thte lbrde,
plainly attired, entered oon after and it
was now that tbe hrkidal party was making
it way into the eburch. The clergrynan
entered the chancel and the a fol
lowed. At that noment. the bride, attired
in a dress of valenciennes lace and white
satin entered, upon the arm of her
brother Cyrus. Ennmms Blaine awaited
he# at the altar steps and prsenting the
snlves, the Rev. Dr. V. HmU, the local
pato b na readS the marriage -
Rev. Dr. o rrmckj m Cthe
taking up the ceresmany. Tihe bride was
given away by her brother Cyrus. The
marriage war with a ring, te couple
kneeling during the invocaion of the di
vine blessing upon the union. The newly
wedded pair then led the procession from
the church, taking carriages for Vdrive
through the pourlng rain to the McCor
mick cottage whither the invited guests
followed to the wedding hbrekfast. The
party left at 2 o'clock for Bar Harbor.
ltalmg at lellevlrle.
Lor.svatLL. S ept. B.-The attendance
to-day war small. Jockey Ray was ruled
off for striking Jockey Sloan after the
fourth race, Nloan's mount Imaving hlter
feted with Ray on Bonair and iPeventing
his getting through. The results:
Seven-.iglthtian alle- -rm'lamor won; Elee
trkiity suecond Lucy P. third. Thlwe, 1::32.
Five-.igltllta mile -Engilihla Lady wonl:
Milton secondmd. Lollikins third. Intw
Mie--4..en of Tr.lnps wol ; Plunlmwr
a lonld. Bill Iw.thl..r trinl. Tilsws 1:44%.
Threg-fourtihs mile.- Bettina won; AHonm
A. wro...oil, lBonair thinl. Tinla, 1 :17%.
Mile and eighlth ')-rs won: Anltonia
lerend, Tenlike th.irl. Time,. 1 :MSP.
'eteraam a a LMaqm.et.
C('INNATI. Sepl)t. 21.--O-(hrer ~00 pierso
mat down, at the banquet of the Army of
the Tennessee to-night. The president,
General Sherman. sat at the center of the
table, at right angle to tables at whicb the
multitude feasted. The first toast. "Cam
pagn for Atlanta," was responded to hy
General Sherman. In which he was brief.
and in which he related only the alre.ldy
known facts of history of that memorial
event. The plan of the progra~ me of
toasts was followed out. each as they rc
cured on the famous Atlanta campaign.
Ihyestead by Ilrttlb-Arameraa..
Boarox, Kept. 5B.-The Dorhewster
branch of the ritibb Anmeriean auocia
tion last night remslvet that no British
Amerlcan can vote for Mr. Brackett. the
republican candidate for overnor, in this
anpaig. and e true to the priEaiples of
the i American assoeation. This
action is based upon the statement that
Brackett was invited to attend the Queen'.
juhilee hanquet and r fused and a short
time ater made a speech at a land league
meeting.
OMANA, Sept. 9S.-- idne Dillon Is bere
and will nmet President Dodge of the Den
ver. Temxas Port Worth railroad. It I.
reported on what purporto be the best
of autbhorit that they w negotisate for
the sale of the Foet Worth road to the
Union Pacific and the sale will be con
sumated at the October meeting of the
Union Paetde directos.
The Wateh beast easted.
('.rxox, 0., Sept. S3-A private d
patch frem Mew York mays the four larg
est jobbeer in watches in the country
bare withdrw frmen the trust. breaking
the ccmhnatlso.
FOUR MEN__WILL DIE
WIn"M mi as cum&i ONi
Waft No"r MOMug
A no"O~r Pug.... flawing Wit% pgi
Shlosela-A Well-Kumwn Xam ft.
moolei ad area virrieB.
Iftalsy flu rued.
Paruauvnu. Sept. *.-At Carnegie's Ed
gar steI. works at Braddock to-night fri
es ('," one of the larest at the glas
fteeres, gave way ate the bottm and ton
at sIken mnetal like water es.eping tfro
a reservoir ran out. The fuernase had not
hees working properly during the day and
Ca in Jones. general manager of the
wa-S. called tonight to ,se if he could
tae.lain the cause. He was working
with a number of men near the base
at the hfrnace when the break oc
eiurid. In an instant flames oat rn
-s-' ntrtbh and the hot metal exploded
and l like sheets of water. That any
as pewd inutant dalths Imarvelous.
C Joe. was horribly ,b urned and phr
are unable to state to-ime whether
he live or not. Michael na was
ob hl harned that his flesh peeled of.
He onaot live. John Mokake was badly
a bout the aody. Ned Quinn was
Samd Bar e wsver iro and
Abr dis -b msays: The named of
tle w rwho were burned are
Pa lHughes. Michael Conner and
eeden. Michae Klg, a HungarLns,
was t when the mssethisug am
a.ut tof turnace, and as he can
f found it Is eared he is covered up.
Ao si carlads of molten metal
pousds out at the break. The terrible
rusmh t liquid steel knocked Joses down.
For tat he fell beetweena two etrucks or
he d ave been burned instpa ly.
Wh novoedt from the pit his closhi
d urned enteirlyr hisbody.
Te to the company will be uie
Ath pqdnight(a n Jones was resting
sa5,HispTi ears he will rcovrer.
--al U- ---ar.Tb ml
CAt'Ao, Sept. 9S.-The mew west edlu
cti4 c umnisuionu, object of whieh is to
preo.te cbris.tiau lviltsatoea In Utah and
adjuat states and tetori had h ad an
nual m t here today. The report of
I Moovetary Blis. who spent se.r
oral la Usb this suummer, includes
a brs luuestion that the grncral pulley
now ling pursued by the cnna.mlom
oul4 not b radically changed without
to a peril the lfluencesm
ran the eistesl.e of the
ee aid ntkuted are
mreatd anal well imnag.t t
epepx.ltuem, will he n..wesary fr a nrew
doe t for hoar ding bnou.mes and ad
diti accommodatikus. The cmunuron
rschols are larvin ian imprtaret influwmera
hut the Introduction of publk- -ch.dols is
an uncertain and probably so distant. that
new alhoolhossnru should at once he
erected in sev.eral localitiks. Tl u.ruee
tary says the work is far more extensivre
than the public or even the ehbu.h sup
YI'uadinys sill Oa.u.
At Pittthurg-Pittaburg , Philadet
At B ltimo-e-Baltimore U, Athletic 1.
At Brooklyn--4olumbua 7. Bruoklyn 7.
At Indianapoli.--laadhanapolla 6. Bas
toll 12
At Kamm ( -it-Kan.asty Cit 8. Clarci
mati 8.
At Clev lasd-Waahishyglo 0 (leve
land 3. subject to the deelalon of the di
rector. of the hcague on account of Waa* -
ingLoe not arrivisg at Cleveland until
nearly dark.
At Chicago---?l;cw York 3. (Chiago 4.
At St. Louis--St. LAuis b. Louisville 4.
At Baltimoru--Baltnaore U to 0 in favor
of Baltimore. sconul game.
An Oil Plir tie.." rundr.
NEW YOKK. Sailpt. W.- -Pugiaamtaher &
Co.. exported ol petroIiouIS, fiadl4 ant
awaigflniait to-day. Their atttroatym may
that thn- preeu .mt dtiffhqmaitje. an- rmalely dot..
to the faailure' of Aaaairw Uro~wi. of Ilsafla
I., to take cane of his obldlgatmoil. The
ainait liabjrlitiaw1 am hear am 'ill IEto a .r
tuamA adire lutwiem.1 '11). uE 4111(1 $4'P.tNMl.
(., on iUitiiiiiaxt1tiation aNNi4'1ataaI.* aIKd
.nbma~rmianuatm for Itnawn. It Ilrowim. tim.
hlwylerS imiy. wiw1 mila tke cars of hisi iiS1tt
etaclindn uhhlicatiota. atid liy 1*'win
state her & ("o.. they i.muld' show a hatnd
maisame surplusa. AItrsIw Ilntrow is will
knawn an "ta*a Buffanl Iumutur kInk.'
Cam't Vote for erl e ager.
PAR.I, kpt. li. -Thle nRtrll'n!lal .om*
nio ouan Iera di . ned tar tl e vote cast
for Boulangrr in Montnartre in t. r .
c*n.lt electionls ane voki ani derclared Jot.
fries. the labor canslldlate., lklt.d. Th.e
cminsuision alno iaullifl- th1e votes rant
for Henry I.NIrbfort in B'lk tolle.
The couniai..ni..n ha., co efirmed the, e-le
tionl of Count IDilloll lHoulangi.st for th.
ickl3paAntnlt of Morhlllan.
Cael Weather in MW. Peak
Tr. PA'L., .tet. gI. -To-lday has hbe
the coldest ol tLe b wanos thum far in thin
city. .imuilar report* have aera received
from a nuhsber of points in the narthwst.,
and meow has fallen at St. Cloud asnd Ilu
luth, Minn., and Black River Vailt. Wis.,
and inevertl loc-alitkl to be heard froan.
warpped Deed at a Feaerua.
NEW Yoax, Sept. 9S.-While attending
the funeral of Colonel Governor Carraw,
the Journalist, to-day Jaeob A. Water
)ouse, a friend of the dkeea.ed and a
.senimer of his reglime-at during the war,
dIropped dead of paralysis.
e Alded tihe J..bamw. sabeer.
Davtgi. Sept. :LS.-Father Mavin. a
Catbadlk priest who was nmst diligent in
rendering a.istan.e to suferer. in tht e
ti-|ntd dater at Johlntow|n. died at the st.
Janae today of aoute stomach troubles.
The remainu will be ment eaet for buriah
Osseese Mamahp Arritvas.
At New York, the Spain from Liverpool.
At Stoutbampton. the Harnmonia and
Seal. from New York.
At Qumeenstown, the Wiscnsin from
New York, the Kansas from Boston.
BONDS AND STOCKS.
Or il a m in Umb. VaIm as me
nmw YambaSsa mbsm.
Maw Toss, mpt. .-Tb. clamk mebm
-si showed Mm * c Ini and .lt
ibm.o a to d..-mw. w masma7
.tmeg, Sumtaiomwa wrem a. stall a. ev~e
and welrdimilo ato b. mIni hour wiped
out omanr ot fm he al md. in lb. early
pwton fib. duay. oeuomameui. wore
adt of btafer Pibe firmi make, becam
Bhal and ..id of fo ", thbn rase"d
and ckmoed mstedy at as. On the .sock
eudasasl the opening wasr 1Y34. ighes
g' lowest sae, losing fn4. O
the (onaoIhlraid ecubange tI opening
was o. .bighust SOW lows"n USOW.
closing.. bakes~. D brrels.C~
The loming quoaiaUm werea:
V. $.· rvghstrevd 1Use'.nrd. 9... 74%.
V. P.. 4mae Itpsa... 117{. ?4ihwauters.... $3'
V. K N%'s rricr..... Imti Ttf~t..... t
lt. K s iC'·ouppoc 19ai WY. l ruralJ..... im.
raatae ec...... IN (rpaasm'.,t~
l Ammica Iipie 1t? rep a'gr,· il
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(Uk;X~3aS imfr %C
1keI reas ..... Nab:umwei . .
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atbLerm .wk,.. T4 ' I bte
eeui' ,ai 5t4c... pub
Money on ca .* sirI4*sn p...
wrmmreenW. paper.,triw _
chanmaquietanMI Nsteady aaist day
Mining quoiaiioi a follws:
('rows s'a~i.. to ?gl Sra Nmtaahaa
Cand Nraj.... am MUiamS . . .a
1 m ou a~ih.. (u ftic~l.... .. I
Tn. S .imhahS7
srI~ IUssuevage . I
1tea. t1.il.UorOU. .
(ed abade ('Un.....a t wev Nevada ..... i U1
(b la.ca d 4 tfUs.. " U Cam.W .. ...... 1 M
Iorlwoal....... v. a .. . 4aka .
I~r~L~.. 1 w
I Yw~ l' ........Y 7s~w ler .......... t l
Ikdvc is.rsrtak..... ·., f Ma .... . 1 s~
(Ilrn7Pec.... eluaUend
C dull wad bu& Ii s ..X.. f10.70..
Ladsteay; beter d domneatic
LI St. Tin, quaiet i fiture Armers tueIb,
BANKERS IN SESSION.
Imapsetame t Wms aresemaetd Testeeday
men the smweetnsm A"is em.r. l
KAlSS Crryv, ept. IL--Ina the .a kers'
eonvematlo, today. a remohation froest the
New York delegation resaanse g to
conaress that sucb maetot be taken as will
revive the Aaeserlea mnerlant marines
and ome feerm the Kansas dkealntio
whlde wanted the eoavenatko to endorse
the oajeet of the Texas eoat deep harthr
conventia~ t to be hsld at Topeka in tc
tober, were vigo. t dlemmaaLd iml
ly referred to the executive .councl. The
seretary's report showed an inrease in
menmbersdui the past year of W, the
totl se-mb s ae t 4 M
Rnseed t KEantueyn otefed a reentleo
that meotineo &198 of the revised
statutes of the U'nited Sitates
ugve.rsinl national hanks shosuld he so
amn ksd by cangemse as to exchange
clause governing forfeiture- of interest.
Mr. Mneed condemned usury laws in gem
eral. The esolutken alsomeor that
all banks should be aendarbl to the
state laws of the state in whikh located.
It was not Just that an heavy a penalty
should be merred out to national tbaks for
usury when stater baks wes .ot amen
able to tha. anoe law. It wa w fnally re
ferred to a special 'oennlltee which report.
ed recommnnawding that enagessa be re
qusted to amenl the law in question so
he penalr would be forfeiture of only the
amount of interest over the legal amsount.
The liveliest discuasson of the convention
occuered over the report of the esecutlve
council recunanmendin that the paper
read by Mr. Nt. Joban yeterday
on coinage etc., he referred to th
next executive council. The recomsaemld
ation provokeJd a log debate. Finally a
plan was aduoptc to fully conskler Mr. rt.
Johns' pep.sitlon, and take a vote- on it
lby nmal after the exrcutive cumnoril tad
wset its reports to the delegates. The nmom
Inatig unmkteiee nmadea report whibh
was, u s, d .reco,.wsndisu t- re-elea
lou of ( .rbles Parsons of St. Louis, as
prelident of the aeeriation. sald Morton
MLramel as vi* resi.tLdent. A stew exelr
tive counc.il wa c-·.lon. with very few ex
..rItionlJ. te rmanae an last year. Ther .on
velstio(sn tha1n aldj.Usarl.
Timber Pa.tentsl Is I Nbe'rtlwet.
W'AMIlnrTUas. S..eI. :J. - The olnitlae in
tie. ag.sermll Iulstd niffhe.. say tsel y an' not
uwarn' that am st4.1t1" in a Portland, Oire
R.oIa. lihIukatihh tlha g.v.r"neie.lmt it with
holding frnin it.tlenra ill O)rergon mmatenats
foe tinllitr lallda. te. ariy grret iextent ao
thl. gKrueslle tlhat the. lausli alre agricrultural.
Tiae.rn. erm ..wrni. alire* heldI up pefnding in
ve.etigasti..n by special agelatle to ehtermnine
tie c-hlarl.ter oRf tIe lanal. The. great
trloubhl. that time Lsla offliials have to deal
with, tlwy may. liu t pyrvent vik
latlion uof taN law i regarnl
to tihe elatry of tillmber land s(ut
only il ()tre.eel. halt ian the northwe-t gels
erally. y law r414* peronut4 ca. snlake only
lNae entry of 140 acres of ticsuh r land.
Sy1dia`ets hatve t )een fortmeled anu great
billlis of tlm.er land.l m.netitnes as much
as M)t4l or 1I tIJO a-cres have been pur
chased by Inl.uiduatl with the under
ateleditmnl that wher n they r.ra4ve. l a patent
It would hb turnaed over to the syndicate,
which nut only furilshed the mnoney to
isluividuail to purelbase tih land. but
paid him alu, for the tuas of his nase. In
mnassy case these men are b ghutf trumen
eastern clties, as msen living in t coun
try who have as a a esral thing e.austedl
ther right to elr pu relas or enster
government land.
*ow Marriage Ameea" aeme Pepes.
From the Te.rr Hamte E prem.
Judge-You rev a freeholder?
Prospective Jeswyman-Yet, air.
Judge-Married or single?
Prospective Jurysmaa-Ma-rrid thre
vasýe aro last month.
Judsge-Have you foremned or eapreesed
PrOaspctive Juryuan-Not for three
aela I.o Mlep Out.
rom the New Yutk Man.
Monerbag.: "You say yon wish to
mnrrary a daughtersf Well, you know I
have thie., ad on the anuauri la eaeh
I shall ive her husdand00. Which
one do you want t" Jack e: "PIl
ead you wuat we'll do. You' mve eat
to Utah, and I'l take allU te o tiu at
your r. I'm wiling to do .th.t a
thin.",
TAPPING THE SIIRPLI
In Club51 Ind P -nks -mnS
901NO Osbe the Isu
The store" f$e asI1 It Ih aa.~ umn"
fe Owmum3su' smaksh~ Ou
clm. ~ m u r.
Waed in 0om...
WAuM O1Nm , Uejs. -L-Thu DIn
(bpdh1 als.: Tbhe rpor d Id U...
hag, (Caapbeil sad Braes, the esarinsn
that heart lumed the pseles n·.her
(kase7 guarided hr tbe hatwmdedpawtm.Se
oilia. it wsduaflv husomla hmsw., >k
is kaown that the import hakse up sashek
ratlig s. sespvarately sad.aear - les
hibed a inmuif. Shae Is hld Ws
fact that Dkp CDeputbyr Urr
Satith, Jr.. rese lva ovre SlaU asa vs ml
hag. Thi. sates of h oea. ta no
vae criticsmw ha t impost. Wrhuabr
Smith bas returned this A or
not thu repoat den mat atots
Smith receive. his peseas at thu Topeka
sunewy. Secretary Noble ha vie wf r.
potf c mseRism bas bAM
teemed Mr. Smith as to thu toa ethama
the r,.ating. Te reporepalso ae eesl "
Squir empeelft far his aswab ha i mabl
eases specisi. It wastha that quie pow
s- thu etap of Tanner ma e. -
aiomew sand &Sial it to papers Mithaat the
a kn hawitdum h a ah. efstet
mech cam..A er I~I·Ceu. mmbebLv
Md CouMMmheeuu m awr T it rewuei
for his csrdrrrim ha dmLr ·kesntees
Pa ish hiss. The mamms of pemiinfe
oclsias who c~arvd themulv4 hat hu ma.
rated, form a 1---D--Om.pis part et the m
Sevety ral Iwo" · IU
SeLw diehaU.ed at the tires
their- rt orn who mew pd -
ma~d. the haveeg~oe hae s m
porter that the chief culprite werne aSI ha
inoarnEd -om e allw Taemer
sU:peuo do Comtlsiteier Tamaw aiMb
ted ta the asoiated po that the
ram r d, r -6a u Is
was writtsn In Is . it
was inholes. This wesagMr T r
telegraphed ha private D.alheM t ha
whether his letter had hebs ales or b"
reached the pblic ha me.. other mwnr.
Itpeakag tb a for a Nseaom paper
meae Smith. Tamer. saw
comes cm betors ha leat may sdwh
the matter was uader dIsedma the
Wer armmt In hi .aiim Gemnera l.w
Wallace, BealSsmuo, of Ne~w York
and a dems Mies. The. wa
not he j tlr ree of In~ -
twr~ t. iý »~rirX
i tigating co ittee whi as mt vet hues
made pab c.
IpS 1 to lt. Ntamardd.
OMBAT ALA., Sept. UL-Am mumuimim
train returned about makahl bort do
grading camp at Haud Codl, .wrwo a
great meeting wa held. Mr. J.bmsm,
the maining fam.tw~~ The
·m( arsfr ru a" am -
rbs PLis she hail, was/~ ~ L
Ame~~r kernmd UiI.awYV ~m~
rwad hIk mm. iag Sgmmmebm. ,wve hr
muori W. unty afaideylor Lu oema
imnmus..a H. wa fohawed hr 3am
Word of Helmes wh
mut near maidnight upn the o - mi
Tooke, [agicnn i and Sb. .me. siakbt to
puble support. Hi upwe y as warmar
received hy the mainers. who are W
astic for the State sad conmte Bes. Mr.
Ward mal e a teling appea[ t the rpab.
Bran. present, who a oidrnl a I
agrit nudljind heartilm in t(c ..
( were Rhe rlra at thre clos Mgnn an Jry olis
wtr..... t at rn inin..
G Avfatzmn, Sept. yl.-The Week Wint
auddy 6041eV. The evernW rnwh.d -
follow :
Ilile-Aurmnia won, Crnkumam aseorn,
Etruria third. Time. 1:443(.
Mii. and(1 one-rcihb-Now or NeveW
watt. (.'lieaatw 'scond. 1111 B. thir.
Tisuat.. I :5%
Mil. agatE on.-.risterntb -gyp worn,
7.ephyrOuz rscond Swun. Wood tird. Time.
laaCOEI sp cial nile and oneHt
R"i's.r'.r wUn. Lis Angel.. se d, .Tr
third. filnw. 1:&hi5%.
Six farl'..p -ortla nd won. Cii -
Wavr. ut. ILah lulp eyaud thr. Tth ee,
Six furl'ang.--FPrdhaa waorn
second. l /.rnman third. Time
Traims"S. SS M.Me.
PowrtlnD. (ban.. Sept. U-A Spekain
special uays: The cit balI wa eruwd
to-4dy t ciiseun interested 1 n heargwu
meiat in the h cam agains Coaein
Waters. chasw~l wih stai eavr
teal the reliefwee" sittseas. g. les "a
war concluded and th. -s ishe
adviemene until aSaraiag. This km
the flmuist intering legal esame
ever wccurmd ian Spokane Vets. 3.hmw
lngais. chayged with the sot ofemt s
whore volunntary satraesat led t "
rest of Couninlima Wateard
and Policman G~flerpl~w ed -L
lou. Chief of es ar wern r
rrwmi him, but he sdeh d te , esaa
mpel _
LONDoN. Sep. !L-Tr. Tmwel.1 i
Von at Peki. eousm YSatmt .
-ur ham bus. d~d bva4·r
Mtl", Sept IL-- t1. ..0o -of
eamfiaLabed hams ·Id~, -
were kIUd - ad ~ rrt r`
P~aovw.uc 3. 1., Sep. 1 -.-J,
lik iete -I- -
ofamI. psI - ir. ýý y
de·J Ummeuss ~rrr
'·'~- C~h bhur