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VOL. L-NO. 3g ANACONDA, MONTANA, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER z6, l PRCB
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DR. D. J. W CD@NXLD
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T. D. FITZSORALD.
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.I.r LUIT, Aflsiu aduC at LM.
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MmSir. Aa~eaa..a1oS
F. P. CHRISMAN. D. D. S.
* M, irum Usra flow..i Maim mi(k4
rzgTH EXTRA CTED WITHOUT PAIN
bi a new yrnaeu AU dam..s of D)O Work
azrnted La fIrM .lare mnusA. Articial
Teet Without hates.
H-. W. ST PI-I*NS.
PM YJCIAN AND DUROGEON,
AXAOxNDA - MOTNAM
OSem ian mtt s jarky Week. Ucutdeaee on
ýer rt t sr to Monism Hotel.d
.orris col~E~~,"" catr" to. intd. of w.
DRS. MITCHELL ! SNYDER,
~rNRCOH DW U-.IQ* .
tNet to Moaem rotel.)
ANACWNDA - * MONTANA
Anaconda Real Estate Agency.
FITZPATRICK ! AW LINOG
REAL ESTATE f INSURANCE ACtM
M afe fteakllrdX mamdl<] 55 V..iemr
ANACOONDA .MONTANA
Imalage, amett a rnett,
Wholesale and Retail Butchers.
Vamlly lupplles a 8peeUaty.
All Orers Delivered Free fa Charse.
p on Fired Stree - A NACONDA
*.u uA1 1R TIN*
(orrPPOsl Tst IAN K)
MAKFS A SPECIALTY OF FINE CIGARS8
DOmIsTlcC IWsrOMID AND nUT WIar.
READ'S DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET,
Ameoea d - - ma.
ANDERSON & THOMAS.
Contractors and Builders
Iilmmlag MIU Es End ot Town.
CROCKET & KING.
Stationers #, Booksellers
-D ALUMS IX
CIGARS. TOBACCOS. ETC.
l'asteMe News sand.
A£NAOONDA * MONTANA.
OLIVER SAVARD,
Merchant Tailor
OR PANTS......... .........
AND UV ARDS
SATISFACTION GUARANTIrD.
-.NT--Tr., - ANA IINDA. MONT.
W. P. BURROUWS,
CENTRAL + MARKET
3O IAL A IIWD ITAIL
!'e OusE Firat-Clas PanmO Market
is the CaUg.
W. C. HRYNES.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
TraasIeu& hI sk ' arrvffly cared 1r.
First-Class Turnouts and Mod
erate Charges.
n git gaet.m, uan huAa. Aw muus, aiMo!nama.
GREAT FALLS GETS IT
The an a s..o. amew ass a
aSmy aMN NBth .
TYbe rpse Whleb Cmaltet@ te Agmee
smeans aues 3m Nsimbi-Yb. Bis
meased on" Posei at a N Bie..
ai s Matal.
asst. M she Utndiai.
Gamtt FAS.ea, Nov. IL-Toaight the
Important docueats whleh deteumine
theb Iestioe here of the Boston & Mon
tana smelter and .enrery were formally
migned at the oulee of the townsite com
pany. The perties to the contract are
Me.ers. Bigelow, Lewlsoba, Grew and
Parsoss, repeeaEtl the beeea 6 Moe
ta eompany, Par4s Gblamo the Gesat
PaM. Towalte company amd the 9t.
Paul, Mlmnsapolls MaLitoulb rail
road. Thie agrFeemet covers a
matters onaneeted with the edte
and water power improvements.
It Io iwlueades the esnstruatloa of an Im
masee jqtlgh at the Black Eatle falls,
wrbIh is to be caspleted by leptemb
The Boston and Monataa Company on
their past agree n erest hee ho tIk a cop
per smelter and re~lSry. each of which
will be of great capaclty It is estimated
that the euterprise Involves an expend -
ture of i1,MM.UU.
Thu Bostoa and Mont.na party may
proeucl to lButte toaorurow. They have
devoted much time to ilspecting
the coal lelds, the water power
and the site for the smelter
and refinery. They are well
pleased with the entire arrangesnent
which they have undertaken. This will
retain millions of dollars in Montana.
which might otherwise he exp·nded for
refining Montana copper In BaIlinmre,
Newark. N. J., and elsewhere.
Repreeenuative Cory of Helena is iit
town on his way home from the east.
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
A Uetetivoe Who Weas Mt atlag seed arn
Net Metersad.
UI)rxuvn. Col., Nov. Lb.-The detective
forces of this city, and especially Thiel's
agency, are perturbed concerning the
nmysterious disappearance of a detetive
who was sent to Doteero. in the westers
part of the state, to investigate the burn
ins of two bridges of the Rio Grande road.
The detective went under the allas of
Maltleu Casey. About October 10 he went
on a hunt with three men tanned Beldean.,
Beach and Barry. During the hunt the
party became sepaat ed...el Baes. andl
Casey went of together. After a few hours
Barry returned to the camp and said
Casey had got tired and started wImek
ahead of him. Casey hats iever h'Saai
Leard oft mine. Searching parties scoured
tie country heat without suc.ess. The
theory is that C'aey's Identity as a dk*tec
tire was utiscloed in alnow way and he
was lured away alnl lmurereedl. Tihe cr
re.it lalne of the detective will not he
given hy llis brother ofllcers. He Iha a
wife and c.hildren east. is po.sesedl of
eoneskklrable property aIsd has about
$1,UJ iln a bank here. He is accol..atedl
one of the hest dkttectivens In the coalltry
of 12 year's experience.
SPOILED THEIR LITTLE GPME.
Deaver I)teetvsee Frmustrate a Plete to ob
the U'NloaN Pwellr .apr.ss C.ampe.v.
Datnvai. N.ov. 16.--A robbery of coas
sierahle plroportions has l ust bIeet friae
trated by the police. The works of the
Colorado Smelting ad Refining co. -
patly are located about five aniles east of
the city. It has been the custon of thl.
First N Ttio: a ih rtak .t: seand by express to
Argo abou.t b5,00 . each Monday morning
by the Unlion Pacific Expres comnpany.
3lll Moore. its charge of the switches at
Argo. knew the fact. He ilnformed C. H.
Moore and other contederates andt thery
arranged to rob the acesnt. Not only did
th.ey expect to capture the peay roll, but
gold bricks to the value of at least $buteu.
npion, Pacife detectives, whro art di
rectly connected with the Pinkerton..
frustrated the job. As. its now Hill
Moore, C. H. Moore, Williaml ('olenusn
andl Dan rowley are hehind the bars.
C. H. Moore claims to have beent con
nected with the James hays, also the bank
robberies at Marysville. Mo.. and Stare
burg, Mo.. several years ago. anal had
also a scheme to rob mseveral hanks int
lowa.
TaSer Moaned Anmesa Consraes.
CHlcAuO, Nov. 16.-The second annual
conference of tihe Churdche of God inI
Christ Jesus began here today. Delc.gates
were present from neaIrly every state in
the union. J. H. Wiley, president of the
eonterence. presided. The conferesce
wIl continue several days. The principal
points of difference between these pen
ple's belief and that of the orthodos prt
eatatnt denomlnations are summoc up
as follows: The Church of God in Jeans
Christ holds to the restoration of Israel:
that there il life onely throurg Jesus ('hrit
and that man's pra state is maral de
dsm upon Crt for future life. They
Cd that Christ while on earth was a per
sonal ruler, not controlled directly by the
Supreme bhlng.
maiser he Alise Cewtrast Laber Law.
WA*aLgoror. Nov. IL-As a resaul of
several conerese. Asstt.r.e-Genesel
Millr. Secretary Windom and Solicitor
Hepburn in regard to the care of 2 En
glish glaa.sblowers, employed by ('alna
bair i& McKee and McKee ( Co.. Jeanette.
Pa, the case was referred to the UVsited
States district attorer at Pittsburg. with
instructi.nl to proceed against thie irnl
nased and those oficers of tihe leal as
ly of Glasblowers nastrunmeastal in
Stime English laborers to thec coun
try, provided he is satissed the suits sa1l
be aintained against thlem usadekr the
alien contract labor law.
A maitveeir AgreremeS.
('eUtcAeo. Nov. 15.-A ten-year agr""
mcmii has been made betwerga the Alt."it
ruad anll Ks..... Pacific bra! ch of t11.1
Union Pacific coverihmg freight and j..'r
.anger buniness to all points Ixctw iii'n
h'llcago and the Pacific cosa4t. 'Fl
Uiion Pa ificb is to f the apat-lt4itI.l
rate, and the Altoun ibuse of the w".-.-i
bound. It goes into effect March lict
next.
READY FOR THE FRAY.
Yhe eWatlam.. Las.... Ce.es.s".. a ese.
amne omematin toe e eto.rme
Raw Yome, Now. IA.-The league eae..
veatlo adjsurnd at a o'bie this after
ase to eemvmeeme Jamurry M. The -
ti-r misse was taken up with a dilsct
kla of the, brotherbood queestie. Jeh,
Rogers, referring to the intentlos of the
players to violate the reserve rule, oufered
a solrutios that the league will aid tacb
of its club niemter in thr enforce.west of
its eontratt rights to the w ervices of eo
marved players fur the measem of limo. The
resolution was unanlmously adoptel and
a .c.ntmittee appointed cnntlsting of
Roger. of Phi.Sdelpbla, Byrne of Broek
lyn and Day of New York to carry out the
heat mrthel of entferernent of the cew
tract right.. Npaukidin of (hicago pre
setedl a resolution that no league club
shall from this date einter into, aeo
tiate, or contract with players not
under the league resoluti. o
enter into segotiatioas with any club for
the trmnsfer of any of its players until
Pebruary 1, tims that eonummittee of thmre
he appointed to he known as the negotia
tins eommittee, to whbom shall he referwrt
all applkictions from players desiring
itions on league temnts as well as applia
tions hfro club members of the national
agreement wishing to dispose of the re
lease of their players. This was aklLped
and "'Ni" Yolue, ('. P. Byrne and Al
Reach nanwme as the -comnittee.
After the adjouerlllllnt of te conven
tionl, Spaulling of ('h ~o saidkl he was
perfectl satisned with the legislation anid
.work a eeted1. He a.kied that the league.
by the ahnlibshnet of them mals system
and the clasmilfcation rule anld by twt
payment of P410 to nutelife, has given the
players more than they askedl for. carry.
ing .ut is ipromi.se to then. that "he mat
term refrred to in the Juane conference
coald he safely entrustel to the leagr1e
for fair settlecnment. In answer to a ques.
tion as to what the policy of the keague.
woukd he toward the revolting players.
8Sa1uldigl sa kl lo iwone coull speak deikt
nitely. hot his kiea was if they prouceded
to carry their sclhsl. into operation the
league. cllasta wouldl make. every possihle
effort to enjoin, tlhe Iplayers froe
playing in any other orgaalls.tion.
Te league has the opilnion of prnominent
lawyers that such injulwnction will holdl.
In ease they are not obtainable there will
he inothlin left for the league todla hut to
expel players who enter into the "tuen
upirac7, which,. npreauling sakl. will
practically mean their retirement from
professional baI*tall should their scheme
prove a faillure. Mr. 1Spaumlling very mnurh
doblbta that tite players will succeed in
effcrting an rrganlisation. alsse in any
event, does not thhik a majority of the
playe•rs will gi itnto ict.
this afternrIcon to meet again to-nmorrsw.
Little was csl(e this afte.ralon. Applica
t.ons for niemlhenshlip were erreived froln
the Detroit aned Syracusme elblsu.
Sr. l.nrcs, New. 1. -The St. Louis ba. e
hball cranks were up in arma today whem.
they he.ard of the desertion of Bronklymi
and Cincinnati. Today the son of Press
dleut VoinI der Ahe. at tw h. lagevntin of
m*ve.ral friendlls. .lleit his father a teIlegrlaml
to New York. ergmig himI to fieorm a echli
tionu hetween tihe c'lil. that a~r left of tlhe
Anewriclat assuciotioue asuil time Brotlw r
hodl.
BEATEN BY HIGHWAYMEN
Augumst Meritsktl blt.bled md Terrisibly
*o*amd.led Near Mitwa.akes.
MILWAKKaK. Wi.., Nov. 15.-Wblen Aau
aunt Moritaki. who owns a tfam in Iw
town of (ranville. was dtriving uomt frunm
thw city at an early hour yemterday mrorn
ilg he was nwet owl the FosIl dui law ruaad
.* thmee highwaynnsis. TIh fellows
.iased the Ihsrsle and invited Moritski t(o
give lip wilat money and valuabl.e' iw nhad
on his person. Tlhis he refused to do.
O)ie of the rht.er·s thean weld the btrse
while thw two others ptulled the farnwr
from his IaTggy. They Ixlndiled llis tface
with stollSu. into anl unrlcftuiilalle* -isIp.
uo.ok aKi* his watch and otler valuable...
an.I left him lying on the roadl fur deead.
After tie highwaymen departed Moritski
tuanaged to get into the hbuggy aNI reacth
a faumn l)usee. wlhkilh was lnet far dlistant.
A plhyiciass was NunIanai(e* froItn tIhe city.
who founml Mritaki inl a icritic.al e's. li
tino. R."ideas hbrlii-. allltut thIe Iea;d ha,
hald sufferedI itertial iljullrks. This af
tersnoon it was txugnlht Ihe waslll dlic.
Moritiki say hee will ie shle to., i.leatity
lthe three mess if he rn.over'.
MS,.rv. of thek Nuslimmal M StIll.
1~'AusulN roN. Nov. 15. -('a;tail Taylor
wh-o has Iwew iIs Clargei of the appro)ria.
tion for the pIarpose of providintg arns,.
etc.. anrd ramnp egsiappage for the lSationtal
militia in lain alnnual report llmake a plea
for an increase in the appropriation. It
was $00,000 in liUJ and uass only hbeen
doubled once siln.e for providing for time
needs of narly teen times as many ipeo.le
as then. (aptain rTaylw reeo.nnsends
that it be increased to $1S0O.000 annually.
Nebraska and a few otLer states have not
made the returns required by law, and
Captain Taylor recomenacsds that after
Januaro y 1, 1l1m, no issues of stores te
nade to ansy state which bas not rtenderedl
lq diilPS..
Sedl r (a qrglmaa.
LoDootr. Nov. 1L-Annie Reu at, who
was a candidate for mnehership in the
London school board. lha broulht action
for libel against the Rev. Hoskyne, rector
at a church in teplmey. who. the plaintiff
alleges. at the tinme of the election iusut.d
a circular in which he asserted that sh.w
regarded clastity as a crimne amd ulnhr-
died aensuality as a virtue. Tih can was
tried to-day. The Jud unned up
sdrog against the plaintil and the Jury
...a. an Wi. a Salat.
Nsw YORK, Nov. 15.-I- the apnre.nie
court today John H. MingAr Co., of Hel
ena, Moat., rlov ered a verdict of $1.7M6
against Au.sei (4orMin. This was the bal
ane due with ilaterest on a puerchase by
Corbin of live $1.O(x bond.. of Lewis aulll
Clarke county, Monatana. at WI per cetl.
('crtin held that the bonll had not h.,nI
acunlplianied with lnlvertitieh warramntl ia
n.areetl. A counter (clana for St.U w&-&
put Iml by (-'orhin.
A Wire Traut.
NSw Yo:t. Nov. 16.--At mne(tisng ,f
the priIiipal finrms eungtge. isn tihe wir.t
trade. barlwd anti smooth. in thiw city V4. -
terinay. a trust utsalkr the name of thel F"*l
'eral Ste. Contliamnl. was formed with i.
capital of ten to tw.lve naillions. Tli.-.e
il. it s.n the object is inot to itlcre-al..
prices tut to reduce the cast of produc
uoa.
PLAYING HIS OLD GAME
In. sleas an to l Huh for
U. fl..g...b.. 'e..".4 Sm Sa r...S...
r"vgS"w by US. WV/b and 4engue.
gmSIem. SM Apt. SbS.mpgseeu. wed
S. Smm&.d I.. Sm I%. WS.M
ms Smnith Im re Wtdl to have tonmmittl.l
suile by Jaunmplig frenu the. steaner
FPtritan, en scite finr, PFail River. Mawl.,
ti New Y.rk city. Smnii cut a usrry i g
Iar in this city ac nue months ago. and his
advernttlrs deringl the past eight mln.th.
rival those of a flash novel. In February
Ilit. S.mith. wiho was at raoung the.olagkal
gsltuate just maraurd. was installed pa
r of the- Pilgrim Congreat.ir nal church
i ~NuSLh Basson. The Sunday followingl
him installation hee smyterlouasly limap.
pIaremL His has and chlotes wer. found
Stho hank of the river near his bons,.
ut the yoaung almutegr had not 4amlit.
Ed sui-kle, as his parishioners suppolxw.
Iut.r.lt he came to ('aliforntia, and upon
ariving in this city he arcn.. id stplty
ment nil the daily tewIpaupors under the
namen of J.uhaon.
(J.. sLay last May a Mhei..a'-lnlawe who
uwwklcs ia thia clty. isaW Jaobaamom oil Iikly
.SV..at. fllloweal bite intto a malarni. nruog
*alaI rim: assaIl caaUW~l Isir arst on a
ebarga. of ismasIty. Aft.r ian.. aight qw.sat
lnw thw a~ity painasa. Satlt. shalia Juhnhaaus.
La kk. l. An other briwlc2ri,- -;r w
vU. T. l'alnphell of las*ton. "alll1 )w·PH to
prvahil mn Staiath Storatrns to hlis cahaan~h
aII hi% family. Yawalug Sauith rnfiawed to
Theta hha ra".epve)al a"aaaarriag le'te·ru
as l ifal ei ail Sl a .h.grnmassa f a til.
cbu 'sb ak as sa Iuggisag him to r. tcram
Uwl laiter bhti.r.o tii ,aall will be liar
daIa " order.
" Iea ti. asnalsliwhile Smith luIal f..nlr a
Illios with a*n.- Neillie (t"arliel.. whel live-.
In a cslt a ofll ill lrepate o.n Po..w.ll strest.
He IndvinslhW up5s Lac all anlal.lmr sof gifts.
dallarwal hie arald nmot live wilullt lli.rr.
amln faally arueswmpaaiel hlr l nto blosaaer.y.
whert the wemlple Ip ano-l severaIl days at a
lat.* surleuauliel Iby every luussary thiat
goneuy could huy. Smith said that hb
wamatdl bli wife- to knuowe f hi conduct. so
that she woubl e omapealled to get a di*
ar.en. Tian wife, I.s Rlatn a well as the
church deasoani were nua.d aware of him
behavikr here. yet they urged hlin restuns.
mad he fnaally consented. He slippel
away fIron him fair charnsr. and nhtlrlasesl
to B~uton,. was we·lanoe by his wife ansdI
was received by his chiurr h mamls.rs witl.
.pla._ anna. He maskle au makiresas to hi-s
-aonk etklling ti.i-r sk*vot.on to hioa ansll
Milsdl nasietal xia uauntkIn as the casase
o UM ll .strange conduct. The chi cI gItav
.- .~,osuth's v, tiao, aidl he went
$0 U lit ItI . Mlel ebs o.
A ineNatla agn, apparemtly m ietsIl in
Iiee~ltla. Pt.4v.-n-1141 %Stmithi i~tunme~eI t4) hie
Htck. He haal nrevier fnrowpeii 11* IiSan
I"'rutleiiw""º ntl.+tn ·s* . Ir~nwc~v.·r r H(( w·(nt har
Ielt"l.er. ent eitil%- feutr weerke nw) msHs' ne
e""ire4l ii t emll Irtwe ."le.l fnreis the ft've'i'iiwl
yesflgtt mnt. Its eiitiiatielmtie itt iemi ElI ler
tweiniietis birtlimue. to Satereley lust
S imlt , eiti nuele as maiiral vI a(ndt U . ehaulie
sºIMmw.&ree fir t se* e5e~uise tigume. t hi Smumelay
big i.. usyae wife. wet im rutrutead asiml Is.i
*mlhu he I*e;fl iII eemiberte i.ºn.
Yestar nuy rutltr ewi aIsmem by telelIrtas5Ll
that Smaithi'. elemtlmesee *ii..emy. westehe. assail
emibet he~reeemiaslt lme1.lemleine~uelusutl helii fomaitel
ui. Ilsi stetenterememi the. Isue tnit iiturlImel uuasl
tme wiumeleew *,ºIMii. l~.eiythiimig jmeil I..
ýieiiaiek.. eased Siltitleme friet-meb ini the Fast
;tre .- triuligly hmie eiiljieely e teel. In this
c"ity. hemweve'r. it is Ismlievei I tisast Ise Silt sup
:1 "jeel" till the mteunarmhsI)* *t nhle anti
mehlippetl oft' time semeel . is jt efemm e, MIhe eft
'tie wharf et Fetll HRiver. NIev. Je imenn
Smseitb in lIatte up apisear lea Sass hraneleeiwu
u Iisutti gIve dieYm.
MISS DREXEL'S ENGAGEMENT
Tho Kadin.t Ibaeeght.r or the MhSSlemulr. to
Marry a Sawyr..
PHollAItIº1.1.HIA. Neov. 15.- Trle euageage
Itlent .ºt Miss* F lIZalwYtl. Litieea*t."r Ismael.·
tile eldeI..t daulaglmter. ee Ii.. hacte ritYi.m)i A.
Dbrexel. t. Wate (.eorg.- Seumitla. ise aim.
Ieo.ee.e3 to-day. Thme brid.gresu~n-.I".et is
ablloutluirty-th,.ew yevar.' Cit Iag@. erieI is a
w.eIl kneownm Iawyer eof thips ulijr. MI...
Direxel. jlo IonelaeilW thme wife- enf it lawyer,
fosllows. tht.e xaempule- opt her ye..mmotrr
sister. LAHwjie Ieuev I.r. whoe. was.
mamarrieui Jauaury 17t elof (Hips year
te. Edtwardl %icrr-. an attorney of
Phlwlllae phia. Kait serina.- the m gmel
elalmagter. ternk tjut white. veil anml be.,.n
,emumee'.rateel to mm»mio'sarnetm wemak in thme
(latbolse" e"lmmvlm last we. ia Pittslhrg.
Th15w parties' its te esragallg acet have Isv....
a.qwiusl.idiet' uhiarldheaexl their Imeegmee
a O rtlo4C8la4 adjuouiniig. ILRtlh aeap feiest
Ie-ru of tie-R I.teimasm (l atbuulie e~himre at
IEktI.,.,teemc
I a 5ijI of thw r"wEldita¶ have ý'et htefl
dEderInined t4o). The I rne mislert its
twritad jointly the estate of their father.
which ii. etinaated In gruu at aohut
$1&,OOOtMiO. The estate was w Inveased
after his dewath as to not thIet each aboutn
immute. 1e. thaer$O0OtO fartune of eacb hlaugh
ter descends. othwewise the irinei l gees.
to the R.rann Catholic church at the death
of the dalughte '.
aPtr LUth1am Agsin Ikepse.
(:acAoo. Nov. 15. -Lillian Kleasll, lthe
well known r.Naie opWra artist. who Cain.e
Ih-re with Aronen'.s .rtar cumnnpany,
left suddenly this afterloon fwr New York
without notice to the Uanarger. Many ru
tnors are aloaet. atufln thew one that sthe
Ia eloped with a wealthy young New York
C. E. Le anard. Lilisan Ruesll's fater.
nasd she did not e ck . She had a
severe cold lland fllowhw the phylak Ian'_
advice in declinitn to appear on au Ltage.
-ie went with hL.r to the* train. It is r-
nl4ed Itn thealtrical circlei. lhowever. ti.at
ar ba ham net to New York city to Ine-t ..
I'. Santdfonl. a ymIng cll) ilean. with $100.
(IU yearly inej".*W".
N Kw YoitK. Nov. 16. -Lillian RussU*I
.ºrriva*l fr.tn ('Lhic'u;gr to-slrijst. Sin. de
rices tVaIt sih. 0"ll)41 with SinffcnIrt. aitili
-aye etla nIu.rr'ly laid ifl . at few day. to re.t.
Ua.ult nt . New l..rk Valla.r.
Nr.w ou&LK. N.,v. In. - Ama et.amniuaatiEIt uu
the h nkMk.f J. B. ili.&ekh.. I 4inag burifle.'
its I3Iac~ki.. & 4.'".. iuwtmure I..&,i..r'. "I. a.w
Ii abiaitie.. of $2J.') Ii unth ".nairn:ºI aa,-.'tw
..f about t14. es~l." lagruumt. I{ýrnws4tuhs.'
frouma Iiu..tag eney that Nuys.... ('nra.I & ('o..
4.alegirr inI tlaullntEtK, rtin.. have' uKeigzmn'.I.
Ow a m..ult of t'isa.w' l~at.u aan".a. r..Iatiousaa be.
twech that firman anadl I3ackhe. & Cu.
NATIONAL FARMERS' CONGRESS.
Tbsy VWe ame, Re.ea at at. Iatgaral
Useame. isa -O~bere saltlnea.
MIFowriasav. AMa.. Nov. Ii. Th. na
tionsl farmer.' carngv..s adljourncl to-d.3y
sand the' eelegagee heft thisn evening for
New I rbamus. The new of cevs eve:
Praiddenu. 3. P. KaIb. of Alabama t vie.
pretident. A. W. Smith. of Kansas; rcia.
tar7. 0. P. (llaytan, c·I Iowa; treaUrePr.
Won. Lawreroe. oft tbio. Vac-m.rciailcmats
were el I.tel Ifront arb hiatt. lit' f"ceIIt
gre elem seakvl to bohl it tsem suvetimils i
Iowa, the day to he. lmccafter
alrsgnetl. A cum*nmlttre. warn apgointel
to retina at the nest Hwrting ucaggrutloum
for a Natimaal borwer. A rewuolutann to r-e
sm)ve the tae mamt halasac eanal one t.lcklar
Fug that tgive, ge 'v."rc nmma alie nut nace thes
monny ralsedbp Internal revenue taxation
andl tamat tae reumsgne faror thet rverpeal of
the iutrnal revenue laws. asne that the
tacee rhamteel trawu whiskey aund tabaee' hi.
r~eeatedl te the dliteremt ata.. to re'iwv.'
thera of beat tactaton. war taken up. and
the eelvereau report. ccuarrede in. A renc"
lutinu war olffrqe Iy Mr. Tabor. of l4o4ca.
ratio. asking the coamgrue, to m-hect (lhi
cago a. the heat polnat for the Icatioun of
the workldm fair in I*12. Mr. Kelly. "d
Kanaasa. ..endrec ans anaemschmuemst astiruk g
out (Cicago amd i n.rtimg St. Lucats. Aite
amsaemadssw t was lieat. lime qml
tima ciensis g up on locutmsag
the fair at ('hleeago. the. vcet. MAuN
L61 aye"., 3 mays. A reu"selusbah faevrinmg
the umslimsiteeI ceasuseg." of silve~r u,.et withs
an advirr.. reHt andc w.eue imamselctmitey
Mrmrtpc)fll. A relsalcuias was mummss
mnoeecly saad eteil favorang a cueasprels..mm
clv. saelasseu feet thme hmsapr".eveass cm of the.
Miusiualpai rive'r and healctiusg a slmip
carnal ae~r.ms.e tl1mmscea~ i"ceemmmeatimsg the. Mass
riasisahetl rive~r simnil Lake. %Iiehmmrsem ; :mna
r..cwmausae'mmlzmg thiat U.e. tmmiteI Siaha scems
gre. msnake a liberal appreapriasticsm Olrna
oew. Scre."tary Noah andc uteti~ethriams
Ihcge. of thie csaasrtmemt of agrirmalteare
w.re.n uuatuinshcusy elelcteej Isetswaeel~ry mus
'11wao msierity rvt.oluml& u no lIme. tariff
yuaertirlly tlur( rll last night state" muull'.
mstantlally tlinim whil1e, the .rln.. m aims.
tains the {*alicmy of proter~thy.. tariff. we
dtinail that all fart" Ivr1ilmwtm Ihe us fully
*m"..te-t-.iel as. lb nt.wt favone d f tie. oIwIa
ufacttiareq itllumtrle... that while tariff
garuteets in4Jp.rtationsam of f..reiln earp,..t.
I tltk*tl art l1lt.. 11. hC. ,{sten . tooao tall
insb .mmiucmat."elwe an l equallyfpall
asmld wool of *every kimu which ear.lw
uswd'r *woa".i"ioua, IM mattltlen tly
iwwloduc at fairly renmuneerativ.'
prlce to suapply all Anermicam want... That
ifb 141 tH I., lm this extett (I~e dniiedsl. we
calluponthe farner. eat lie. t~smltedl
Slate. to assert their power at the ballot
boa mad otherwise. to mlght tlhe wroumg amid
in lulltk of (lmu'rriinalteeat utmiolst tlwmen.
The re. lutions declare the farnenme of the
Lt'uIal SCtaes art" mout calmle upotn lto si{.
port t1e iuetnlnatluet of any rtanl for pre"..i
detit. senaaIoir or mnpresnlative who will
am* to lis utftt ability amnd aid in carry
The aiv rretawtwn adnp sm eb: That
we favor conmnwn'al treaty whil will
dliweriemijnate Ina favow of Uatiun. whirel a.'
sI'mt a slver am a eHgal t.',ule-r of snuner. am
well as gold. andi aguiaist atbat which have.
il.'an.34a4'tiu.l silver.
THE PRE EMPTiON LAW REPEALED
A New P.t.t RaIned Nea vadlm the MIet.
.f M..t~leS.n lb. ter ew altd...
IIIMMlAHA K, N. I).. New. 16. The leasint
war infuwcaially raiw.eI tn-lay ley V. e.
Ihaciley ºf1 t11e legal tdlewritis'Ii of tle.
Nawtlwrn J'awatitll railway, ina the. ismitul
State. lanad 4)Mt44. thsat the earsw. ,aaiass
law lean I.-vu et r1seialel toy I,.. maat of .lss
gee..'rviding Iwfls r hae nalsaiuwion o)f the
114W ntiteb. It hurk.r an if it wa. isatessl..
to mr.ilbal tler .,iglatla m.etiloin of thIe. et 6)1
1941, b ter the. *eIleaieUel of SMAII)h
emery.'r of 1N5liE landl to the"
n..w matat... fer lUhllk lsit'inve~taaensstp.
least timed te·t issewlsgksu sacnt only the refsaeal
of that $eertielos. 1161 thea, whoale law. The
latail depiirtssacit lean l~eu hadi t. attentio.n
4+ll 1.41 to it yet. heot It I.. rertais. that Il
entrw,,ciiiai.'lc Will IN .afle*il 511)'65 for t&es
*1)151S4)55. £13563 if thin eegºilma*.a ib aelver·a. tie."
qse.etiots will I.' earriael 11116 the. llelfrtl.
ries- sul.'.al refrreel to le") el-eimelel a very
I large Iblmlnnlr of casen where, the. Nowrthearc
Pell railway i4145111B51 i's a party. If
the law Is. sepealati all lw.--5I4)a'tnp Hlin."
where' Huais proo, f ha. le6)1 imsf ulsae.r are
tk~ta'ate. Thin naraurrurrily Involvevrse ()
right.. euf tvevey pn"rI-(slhetlor wlho heas e 6,1
*mre~vr~el opi its ties- fosur state..
SHOT BY AN ENRAGEO WOMAN
A to. Kmenmig saee.s to Ave.me AIleged
WrnesNg tiem, by eeretarly Mrtld*..
BAI.TIaxemr. AId.. Nov. 1. Stevena ().
lrsegie. tlwe se*ti.ary oif a railway coen
paey ile thin c'ity, was mlant Su(n after dark
Ilaset evenling by Alssli. Korelig. a yllnat
lady friend. Acrcmrding to Il. story of the
girl, who wusarreuteel. Bridge abused her
oneiflletewe iand uLseqaieintly deserted
her. Sthe also charged that with the ros
sent of Bridge Dr. Fille of the police de
partrelll-t had roeunasitted malpractkce up
on her. This evenigL she snet Brklge aon
nast Baltimore street. anid advised hbln
to leave town. otherwise she would
ecpose hima. She says Bridge retorted that
if she carried out her threats he would
nake short work of her. This answer so
enrangewl her that, without mayinganubter
word. she drew a revolver and shot him
thre. tiaes. each tall talolin effect in the
neek. The shunting eaused a tremendolus
wsnsiation, the streets being crowded with
people on their way to church. Bridtlge.
wh a luha alwars lhorue a good rsputatilw,. is
badly hlart. He tliessie the charge uaud
by the girl, as does also Dr. Pile whi
hus tiest arrested on the stresagth oh the
grl's satesneat. - -
THE KNIGHTS AND THE FARMERS.
feLwderl Warn isthem I. Ve m a 0Ge
ATLANTA. Gm., NoV. 15.-Thn e nights of
Lahiw eZtfIultte CCon lautd ntw itrwtits W
p..rt im.,smcdliate ly After 11w e~au vtlatk,.n was
Balled to~ atnrle andi cwjntjmaueij until the
ho or arr veil when the rcnaiwuuittee of the
P arna rtAltec was to 1w' r c~iveii.
Thriy iaBxIiartdl. Ineaieti by Presidcnt Liv
inmt..toma. who wetSa he felt sure that wheni
tt,." .e amatuitte" Slatut. at St. LeuLs ILeeemma
helr 3 I, 11h t(onfirlact Iri. 'm wieslel h1 ftwuaei d
anai lie eqtaally hewsuia"euat to both e'rdeler.I
Ku. I',wderly'is n ply. hie timamiked G..d foI
the tshy. aistl sait tihe. 1 my rwiet time farml.,
and suet temenk eitMlti statmdl stti iiy sikk
andst woerk fur the wneise ."hi ect hiul always
iMMcut the dreamt sof Iisit life. The entire'
*ue'etilmg was mool emmtlhuseitestw. Every
usaaniome of coafttelretiots was met with
thunadering applaeuse.
DOWN WITHTHE EMPIRE
Iltutlhe by d it w idift i Ir
THE ARMY TAKES PART
TI. N Sm.eS., N War .p/MuS. I K S--ý
Mr W111 M OI,.Sy A~I.S bp tM
MaS1º..- Nlmt. Um a.U
fN+M ,1wsN slps
NKW YbwuII. SNo. 1.-A pelval eabI.
tramn m.*ived this evening dasd RN
Janeiro mays: A rrrolution bas brohmw
out her.. The Brauilian trmops nre i
enotrul. The einistry bas reolguseL Th2
nrolatdioln is for the purpose -.1 g
republic.
Me...,. Hard A Rand received tbe fall
lowing front Rio Janeiro: A rmvehstamk
has eroken onut here. The Bnamilian aar
is in contrnl. Time minmistry baa r.Ign.
ant one mlsijuite hba hewn sbot. The asr
Icutpt I. made to establish a mrutdfr.
Ibispatebe. were also r.me.vrd by Ar
buckle" Bti... and Joseph J. D aunhue i
2.emns. Tm. dLspatcar hes were received
juslt eftr the etaºfre cmeange clredI few
the. .liy. The r eports caan. like a clap at
thtLanmsur to the tofef'dekr q themaylhsu
tm 1.icty. wlwh were maud. acqualamri
ten. ut-night, and are likely tcar
rioum'. trimble on therr banhn
While 4k-aleie generwaill poke Isa
hnju.hetu .tr.ima ilweywuIaitud signs of ur
..ainwsss. Willianm H. 4inmanan of Cro
numin linen. whoe had received no dltpatebo
hbut hiul cetrreemtwk·,ndr from Brash at a
very rewea'ht lat. which gave ino hit of
even) auitiiliat il trouble in the nuiaWy,
amid: "I tie report is true rale. Is
like to advaa-rw to a bitherto unheard of
iguare.. ast whie quiet ln again restored
cit lineval e-ar n nlsus mehipuiwstm arm likely
tern csauw a panale." The hiorkading of
llrasllla ports attenelitag a revolutio La
that country will meault in the cutting off
of naorn thanI tUiee-fmurtha of the entire
india rubber suul of this mmii..
IANio'4, Nov. lb.--Ulirupab. frau m i
Jau.4in. I*wlerrirsflg time rftolutivubal o.
we.ak. aawcrt that the luamrncmat in hfan
of a rrpuhlie~ah forn of goveromw t bee
r.nrltly flown stronugly fomented and b
thr id IO eamlle of the uprising. up to tbs
preI.ial hoIur. however. their I. WU Its
fwnuraatln of a tangible cbarmgter.
Latest ulIrpauCam from Rio Jamlro full
coonlln the Crcvlous reports o the rfwd
IlStiat. 11w rcvolutiaalmta aima at the
overtbrow of the goenhanauent sad to pro
elaimu a repulic. Tb. smy supports the
DIe Yonsaca and Benjansin ('am~mat
Amonag the. dl..patbee relre d, but mut
yet otltbially caulnflflgr is awe .mtian that
Baron L~uha ii.. minilter of Maine bar
hsoes killed.
WA'4nIxearUt. Nov. Ii. -The Hraslia
miaiater r uileU thin evening that he had w.
ecirved lots lemfoewatlon from his gaer
,,elmet in retagrnl to the repeuued revolution
in lrasil. east hr haid fIroa a third part'
fold imatclliy iee ef thee same pearpo wt
that cu eaitaitw l i a eabfrwamn to New
Yoek. The nalgaister said that sian. be
left Rtaail. Jualy t:, hail heard conadnremble
alualat the- great strength of the repab.
licsasa tarty in Braiil. hut In his opinlos
lit atremauth was everrated in this country.
He srid not think It at all pr.obabl that the
mltuation hall takes, tit. turn inadicatal b
the ealdegram. Thre. umight have bee.
satle neiissnterlal troubhle which bad liveem
rise ls Its. re.neirts of a reeuliutiun
rr S.s ecr nr)r. 0 v- -rv.......f
A '.w esponmadnt called oa the mtaiaete
agafins at esmidnight with the repior tha lshe
Urasihiatm nminilmtvr tif marine bad buss
killed4 its 18w revolt. The siniiser retasusd
to eliLev. it. He .aid the republic..
surray. to whckh the revolt I. a.evibsd,
euruhl not knave gvuwn no l.&rg as ts bring
ahotat a r. visit. At the last ekctiou not a
minaggle man·amawr of that pamut was caaue
on the first halki, and om the
smecotl otly two or these woe
elected truam a mingle Prowince.
That e lection wasp .ntirely free and open.
The rev.ulution. he asageS ouW noG have
oMimarre4irl t so fnre a c.uimtrry as HaaM
withnout monnee wareniang. There I. niothinag
Inn tne last papers received which give any
gntigmtation of what Is reported to have cs.
cunrveu lnid thnere is no reamn why the
revtulutiusn mlnuueth have taken place.
Henanl is a free country and
tlwee in a perfect guarantee
of tie rights of everybody in their psrmms
andl property. A revolutiumn against a gov
ermanment ma free as Braail. meesus mabuuard
that the muinisber canuot believe it.
suau 1ms Sur UIsWWr C&IYIu' DOIWYW 31.
Baron Ladma Rio. rbn saIukar r prrSi
killed. ins wri known ia sb. Unl d Meas..,
be having been mens been 3 0yas ago W
the rnaillan government fb rh p- a
of reivolvng In stucNwo in the Umissi
King.. navv.
Nsw Yowz, Nov. lb.-Tb. L.to papse
fis Guatceumala tells of the hommoatg
do wnfall of the ritoms omts'up. whis
was. IIMJWbS at the tint. maighewpai ikae
revolutionl. Three leaders or
Tb. others .ul vedsd... All I. mow g
aar,t.ea. MsetaS Trip.
BALutmu, Nov. i--Tb. &ein r
praeklent will retum torrasew to Wam
in gueu frntu BeanIe'. Point. UM
county. Md, where be bas os
bunting. He bas been bhal.. si a .
A St g.I rmaIGm
ST. PWTrhSMM:IK, Nov. 1&-GrImm D.lw
N kht)Ias igul aering fe.rn easelr and
uladernii'n a surgical operaUa he ab bb.
itIluwtion of a afnul. Int the t rS*.
A Prl.e to Mabroa Cweerd.
Paunba! Nov. 1b.--Tb. Vmacb aed =W
ha.r *ward.l H gwria. to IMarIon Carshuid,
I the a~iboi,.w.
Nepfal Bireh1. Lisbon.a
LasmoN. Nov. 1L--Tb. queen save bIHI
to a son to-clay. Both niorthr ia ehili
are slinhg well. -
six VeU.rhe tUisttd.
VIKIaNA, Nov. IL-By the fell of ra
ryI ats Oklobujahsa -6 pe ots eem
killed and ma, h r

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