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THEAVACOXDA STANDARD: TUESDAY MOBXTXG. OCTOBEB ^. 1^T.
UUMEXPECTEO TURN
LustfartDefense Hu Fin^^ished With Expert*
TIRESOMEFOR THE JURY
ItU Bull L^n^JecMH^l Whether or Not^th* Dafsndant Should Be Put Upon^the Stand Trial Will Last^Hire* \t if k^ Lonpe-r
r !n. III., who ^ill *^^ ^^n tin vv lines*^slar.il and ..slify thst she was the^woman soon by the paMcS and others^at K. noafca. Wis., on May ::. I and -V^Captain S t;m il It r had a (alk with^this woman on Sundav
A HEAD FINISH
NaomiWin. I urn ^n^iii-li I^^
HaulMm
ICincinnati (tit. 4 Naomi sad spuui-h^Princes- niMili i hi ...I tiiileh for tin ihiibo
iIn tho ihlrd no''' it l^atnii(it i.kIhv and^the former Bon In a hard drive. Hull,^who rode K|tttiiish I'rliuess ^ lamtod a loul^agaln-l i'omlif on Naomi and tin unlgc*^dlst|iiitlitte^l the winner and pl.u eil Spun-^lah Princtss Una Tin foul consisted ot^Naomi cutting a^ m^. Kpimlsh i'rln.-ees m
GRANTINGOF AMNESTY
Resultsof the Formation ol the^New Spanish Cabinet.
HOMERULETOBEGRANTED
It1* BxpactaU That Spain Will OftVr^Cuba Autonomy Kull Leglslitiw^Powers Subject to Veto Similar^to Canada and Australia.
Neckwear.
Surprisinglyliamlsoino now ideas in N'evkwear.
111DM MVfflkiUag shapes and colorings, iu
ChlcsgxvOn 4 At mm m ^ U I turn^of alf-crs ...1,1' d In the I.eHJfrl^trial during tho afternoon session t^court The defense suddenly droiiis d^Its lino of , \ 1 m 11 teal bmn) and cut
onBfltBSaBTS linoli tin 1 v illi in
ofwitnesses for tho slate li 1 as ap-^parent that \ .Imi- Vii,,,'ii^counsel lor tht defense, had al laal^tired of ^ v|^ 11 ^ \ .don. . Tl^-^mony ,-! eaoh succeeding ^ M^I-rat u, all. ^ repetition ^ I (h it of pit ^^ceding uitiKsaih Nothing was In .iik^gained, v.hil. the record ol tin 1 aso^sras being ss'ii-d with a. volume of^terhnioal nn i al veil' .it.
Fora week bones had rsttM P, o.t^the Jury and ennn^ in e^p^ is had dis^Bated about them Tho testimony had^begun in In llresoBli li tin jury. The^counsel for the defi iif ohsorved ihis^and atopiK-d I^r Hels, ntu^ be called^upon to tell of the result of anoth-i^egperlmt-nt. but the real atnry of tin-^eiperts as to sesamoids, femurs, m-tn-^t a 1 pals tempo rail and other boat -^ha* been told.
Thisaftrrinxin ex-JuJg^ Vincent.^Attorney Phalen. Arnold l.uctgrl and^others who iri' iutorestod In th-- de^^fense held a oooaultaii .11 relatiVi to^whrthjr 01 not l-ueiperl should i.m on^the aland At the close of the conft 1 -^line In-nighl eg-Judg, Vincent said^he had not decided upon the matter.^It waa Intimated that l.uetgert might^be called to the witness eland to-mor^^row. In fact it is eg peeled he will.^Plati's Attornoj Iiccm-n southi m! a^^nation upi^n this i-.itil |o-nmht. hut^learned only that counsel for the d^ -^tens would ami unci their doolslon^to-morrow morning H is . \p, ^^^^ j.^that Judge Vincent would tatln i mat^Luetge.-i remained off iho witness^stand. Attorney Phi Ian hi* a*so^ lab .^dealrea thai the Ida sausage mnk^ r^tell hit story to the Jury l.uetgert is^animus to explain matters and the^Ttsdltig counsel f a tin ilof, lis, seems^to leer th.- prisoner will talk loo mat h^If he goes on the stand mid thus in^^jure his case.
Thetrial will last at least thn^weeks Ions'*r.^ ssld Stales Atlornev^Deenen to-day. When the iafSSBS^clos..- we ahall have at Last a week a^rebuttal evld^nce Then the defense^will conn alons with another week of^the *ame kind of ovld me. If we I^thn-Ufih with the apeeches in a w.-k s^time we ahall be dolus well.
ProfemirKi kley of the Colli ne ,.f^Phyilclan* and Suitti-ons of ^^hlia^o^waa recallevl to-day for orass-essjssas-^^ion upon k vera I matiers in cotMacr-^tlon with his Id allheal ion ,.f Itniies^His testimony was Minplx a n petition^of that of oiIn r wuiiessi-s aloiia I In^aame line
ProfessorI'lununer of Not ihwestern^Mi In al c illefte icati1 oi idem o nun h to^the likins of tin defiiiae. Afb-r a^kftsf examination of tin- limporsl^bone iniroduotd by tin slat and posi^^tively identified by Professor Dorse)^of ih. Field C dumblan musi urn an th^^rfshi temporal of a SOsSsUt Or I'lum-^^Hr. with emphasis, deolar.-d the b me^was not the temimtal of a human be-^ins. The b..iie which lias bees IdeStt-^fl^^d by (xperti of iho ino.-ni iitlon as^a human femur was handed to Plum^met and ^ithoul bsssualluu lv ssstissl^that It was the femur 1 I the human^race.
Itresembles in a slip 1.1 decree i^-tinman femur.^ saM th- witness, ^but^the bone Is mm h smaller than the^averase femur of a human Then at -^BJS other dlstnn t 1 liaiii. 1.1 is; |. s of the^human f.mur.
Oneof the incidents of the trial to^^day was Iho saw ins of tin- keSkpSSj^lain, by Ur. pierce and Dr. Kiesc The^operation was wat. hot by Assistant^Slaii s Attorney M^ Ksrsn for th '^prosecution and ex-Judsc Vino, nt for^the defense Tin- hotn saw inn w as^done in tin waitins room mur flie^court room
Thesurgi-ons wi-ii- slow ami .Indue
Tuthiil.fiownnir impaii- ntty, s. nl the^bailiff after them, remarking 'Tin m^f. Hows have Ins 11 out ihire long^enough to saw a curd of wood
Duringthe aftsmoas SMStoSl Prs*^f.^s^ir la kl y was n . nll. .I a s.i olid^time and admitted that upon 011. oc^^casion ho did say that Professor Dot^s \ whose evidence h. testMed^sssinst wa.- ^ in of tin b si nun the^state .ould have pi ^. ure.l as an ^x^pet 1
Prof William Mall, ^ Ih
MsrthtrsMernDental ...n.,. pxperta^1n chemistr^. ga\ 1 srleatUti teallnion)^^with refill in e i^ the action of potash^U|kui false tend .in.| the plats* t.^tyMch they are attached. It waa his^opinion that the i-.tash snlotion In tin-^vat in which Mr-- bustswrt's body Is^Said to liav- bom dis'nt'-i a t. d. \ra^^tiot of suffl. i.nt ssstructlve (siwer ^^aerloualy uff.s-t the laeth, but it would^utid-'UhtoHy iltln-r destroy u yrestl)^damajre the mouth pistes.
DavidVletor. ^ carpenter who lives^In Ms VtchMt) of ih, Uuatcvri lasaas^factory, was ^-ull^il upon hi n il wheth^^er h. had ever obsciwd Ills. I^uiIh' 'l
InI sail ..r moil's' ODIUlltil R ol i1
Hesaid he had tiaM. she waa alwav-^rsMsrfsl and happl uh^n In aai\ In 1^Di uiKis: H V. Ki in11 a lios-
stoi.Frank liiaik hosshi a boitli ul^Hunyad: sater on lb^ nlrht ^ M ^ I^explaine-1 thai there w^\^- six different^varieties of this t.-atei and that laalk
calledf^l a bottlr of I be \ al |i : \ for^*hlcli Luettferi had espressed .1 |^ref-^erenco Then 11 ass Sought to show^why l.uot.n sent fm tin watei ivhen^he had *:^ boUles ..f (In watel 111 Ins^factory.
FrankOcisley. aho was employed In^the frocer) department of l^wetffert'^^vausace fsctrr) told ol lei im Luel^|t^ rt a: und lh^ fa. im \ lurln* Ihi^for. no.,n of Ma . : as UMla 1 Tie^aag. makei s,enied to be In i - usual^fram- of mind, according t^ the wit^^ness. Th^ii la a rumor lo tin effeel^that sw'-man had been found it I. n
ForThis Week
\wwill m|m :i nptnial priit
HJImBofen Bros,' Knivts
iIn sir. t. li The ra. nig w as^. x. IIIns ordi i \V^ aider pit^IM Ibsillls
Six IiiiIoiiks Henry K.^iiaiii,ii second. Iloiinie Hell^I;gi Mill I ^on BJahssSa m^i^s.i.hi.I i .iil third. Him^.. halt Iniloiigs Hpaiilsh
it the
asalit,
iiM^track
wonoily^thud. lime.^hi Mllsslsaam
III l'i\. und^Princess won.
\\an Hin t ^nl Sn a third lime, I'Mi
Naomiwon inn was dts^|uatltt^-d tor f.nil-^Ins Mile and fill yanls^Performam e won.^I11. a 10 ^ II -...mil Dominica third: lime,^l kv Far* und a half IMHsnga FsSfsM
Won Mi i'I. iiix si i ..n.i C..|i Audi rellle^ihlrd. time. I I^', Six furlongs selling^Uid^ Juliet won Kallitan aecoud. Fuiin-^| hit Ihlrd Urn. I IM,
AlMarl. m.
I Chicago, ik-t. t-Four favorites won^at Harlem to-.ini K.suiis Theai snsr-^1 t.-is ot ^ mill Who! i aron llsrr) iMrynn
'sin.ml V . i.l. third llmi I 11 I'm and a^half lurloiigs-C.-indb Ida. k won liart-
laedn s.i mt Omm WsMa tfelsd; time^I is Mil, DnjrM Tsnnej won Itamua Hi'a^si . on.I Lstfl CaMshsS third time l:*i^TfejSSI -unait. is ol I m l^ l-'arl. y w..n^/.annua .-^^^ aid Insp.-i lor Hunt third^linn 1 It Mih ami an eighth CartsSrS^Won. Tosemas second iSold Hand Ihlnl.^tinn . 1 M. Five and a half furlongs.^rYssirss Mo'hlland won. ^'barley Fksaae^^ssstnl Msry KssosMa ikM; time. i^v
AtAmleilnel.
NiI Voik IM. I I'-'ir SMSSksr mark-^ed th. aliening ,.t i he t.ill mssttSl al
IA.|in diii i ami I her. w as a tI crowd
loaratch Mat ruing lb suits. I no fur-^lont-s Hindoo Nil w.n I .oiig A-re sec^^ond Wasteful Ihlrd. lime. I 'C^, Mil.^-^Ming Ft* l Stdf won Knighl .1 tin ^ o. i^' 1st second rSSBeesS third, tinn. NC*.^Flva and a HSU till loots s. Mng Mi'-^won Yank... IIk leiI 'I'.mis
Iblan
II,ii.I. lime. t^x. Mil^, s- Iling Salvado^' won. Alarum second Nankin third;^linn. li'.'*,. l-'lv. fin louts. l^WlBg nrt...^lami von Oxuard .und. PhMlp third;
linn IMK MS and .1 ^StSSSth. s. llitik:^1 -King T. won. laibengula imciiiiI, Manas^ass Ihlnl. lime. I P1.
HonHie MMMSf PMsSa
lmdon ih-t. I - The Hrsl day's racing^.^I tin Nottingham autumn in^ ttin. Is gun^lo-day. Mi ia V inuiii !^^ Hie Lorlllard-^BstssSaH Stama won Ms Nursery plate^nf Jim sov ereigns lor If-v ear-olds l^ls-^I tan.-. Ave furlongs straight. Kiev en^horsep i in
tZ.SfT*s Kpootis- foi ...^j: :,a 11, ssi ^ ^ 1^M.SO Tatd' Bp sms foi^14 SU Meiiiuu, Foi kl foi
onlyone set ,,f a kiiel li^Inmn a' Ihi si ngut'^s
It.SI
2. (si
'.'.an
2..V)
eaill I us-
1SSC'ntrmi n^tv sum
HERRILL
s,I,a, 10 gpegSi
Phladelnlila. ^ h't I -Tin t lir.. -day^.rick. 1 mat, Ii iM-giin on Friday Issl ns^^tw.ii Ihi i^. kid eleven of tin Philadel^^phia amateurs and i'aptaln Warner's Ku- 1^gll Ii ami,i, ur Lam was concluded lo-^d.iv and resHlli-d In a vl, torv lor tin^^englishmen sriih seven wickets lo spar. .
ON C.VCBY POINT
Judgel inli-r Keudeis a l^l-l i.iiOl Agalllsl 1^llo- Mnck t.'irds ^ ..ninanv.
To|Kka.Kan.. Oct. I Judge Foster
to-dayh..in!.'d down Ml opinion In the j^Kalians City :-iis kynfds , ase, :n which
asSecl'l. d against thuipany oil |
i-virv 1,-g-al gjnssMm Itslaed. Tin opin^^ion la very svveepini; ami Iho At 1 lllos^Is a postplete victory for Attorney ^;^ n-^eral Doyle. Tin stockyards compsny^will sppssl to tin- l^nltrd Stubs Sll-^pn me i .an L
TheKansas City Stockyards company^grew out ^f effoits oi the Mockyardn
coinpativto prevent Ma MCSTeegSSM of 1^a law passim by the Waiism li (isl ituie 1^reducing charges Taking of laStlSSOtiy^In the eas^ whs In gun In this . ny April^last Th. purpose of Ms iao.kyur.ls^people was to prove that prices tlx. 1^by tin Kansas ligislatur. sere minima^and thut 111 itttempting In tlx rates, ttkl^^Mts Istlstfared wiih ktterslate osm^^mt no To Ms russpsny, Mrhleh is th,-
gSSSSttflargest iu tin .. uniiv MS l'-^suit of the case means thousand-. If not^millions, o| dollars
Tin-rewere thrii points on which the^stockyards ^i, in 1 relied, .ludge rosier^van! thai none of tin-in NNtU stuml.^Ho d.-cision. in brief, Is Tin- law gov - 1
elllillg Stock V II Ills v illi i gl s wms l i gllllll -
lypass. .| l^^ the Kansas l. gislatur.^The t-1,1, k 1 a I'll s 1 oiiipaiiy is only an^im idem of eossnsercs ami In III.- ab^n-iicc 01 action by congi |a MShJaci^lo tin stale laws. ' smjmi bus not^acted lo nx : giilatlmi- ra v st ning It.^Tin ^ harg * t x, d btf list loglslutiiio^would glv. a reasonsble nluin on the^. apital Mil Mad
U p RESPONSIBLE
OtherVrili-rn llosd* fcnv It t anted Hie
lieiniir.-ilir-illiiiiol I'nssrngi r ltriic^.
i'hl.ngoOct I Tin cX'-oiiHvc ^111^rets ^f the West, in 1 a I- liav. ml-^arrsssd a note la iin- I'nhm PacMr.^^avi-it: that frmn tills lime mi I bey^will h.ld thai road gloat responsible^for Ihi dcinoi aluat I'.r in 11 .i nsi. mt I -^ncntsl passenger rstes The) sav thai^the ^ v^ us. glvin b) lie 1 nliSI ParlaV^iu refusing to at ^, tul Hi- racatM MB*^fetener m litis di.v. looking lo iln^restoration nf mt.s ssa sot sttlBclent.
Tin-[Talon Pact Be, In n fusing to In.^tipii-s'tiled at tin- ni' , ling, said thai^IBS ISSBBtcS villi Me or. cm Short
l.inonrnte situ snsettssd. The ececa-
Ih- .,(tiicrs, in Hie not.- lo Hu I'aton
Paclflc,main M rery plain that they^Win- avvnro that tin (roubles of Hie^I'nkm PacMr with the Dragon sinat
I.iii. Wire tl'il Settled, bill the lllcclillg
I'as.ailed us much for Ms purpose sf^idjnstlag that particular .linennce as^gay other. TIs aim ibm mlghi agvs sat-
tiedMe matt, 1 If MS I'llion l*nclfle^had beea presenl Ui Shos how II cobM
Ie 1 nn died. The Mat) savs ll falbd^to slate its cgjgi and finiln-i has lud^falkfB In Ilia with the action of Me^othrt loads k King lo tin SaSgSKMsl Bf^the trouble and It must Msrefoiv slnail^ib r all tin 11 apoiialbllH| for any de-
iitallzati^!! thai may BSfeBfBM result
\. How .1 I Iv I air.
Hp.mi Hop n. ii to tin BhMMasa
Hillings.Oct 4 - In BBtMBBlSSgj of
theopolling ol rsHoWStSBS county fu||^I^ - morrow Ml losrB is nil..I wilb vis^^itors. Tin- Hut near tin fair grounds^i ia covered with Indian I^ 1. . - ami ii
laganhs if most g| Ms Prows were m^attemlam . Tin- fair will . -ntniuc for^four days und promises I^ be Iln Hi a^eghiMtlon ever h.ld in the Mate, The^s/cataer la most propltkais. Then is a^gI gathering sj fast horses
JiahMM) ^ saasd M.
CMaaSM' ^'I * I luring a ajBBftal to^^ll. ^ v W A CBlsh, an advertising at, lit.^gpSSBMCd la- w:'. b) BBttBM In-r throat^I With I raSOt Hi Hi. 11 shot BBBSaM^I Ihruugh Hi. in. i' and died two hours^Istej Jesloui Ii nuppossd tu liav. btiB
themotive.
Washington.Oct. 4 ^One result Bf tin-^formuiloii of a Ssgasta cabinet In^Spain it 0 bellevid. will la- the grant^lug of umiiesl) lo must, if nut all. the^Ann 1 n an pi is,an is held in Culm ami^Hu- pardon of many Cubans condemned^l i lid- liiipiisoiim, nt in the Island ^I^Cuba Pending the forms!km of Hie^Sngusta aBBtaei Ihere has Is-en no olli-^clal Intimatloii that such action would^BS taken, but II is said t^ lie u luituial^and iicceassry |^art of the new Spanish^paUc) invohliig tin- vvlihdiawel of^f||asrsl Wiyb-r and BBS ud^plioii Bf^11101, 1 oiicillatory plans VbS ObBBJBbV^lor pilsoners. it is expecli.l vv id b,- re-^has, ,1 1 ally, and Miss Cisiuios also.
^ ruing pending claims such as
that111 the case of Dr. Hull, it is said^that a commission probably will he^|.i | ,.-1,1 I., deal with all claims arising^,Piling the ichellinn and there art Inti^^mations 1 bai sli ps toward the I n ation^of such a commission are now under^ni). Although Ihere is reticence at^Hu- state department concerning Span^^ish-Cuban affairs, ll is undent1 thai
thegovernment lias bet 11 nil.a nn d^ihai .-lam. will offer sutoiioin) lo Culm^similar to that enjoyed by Cunadu. and^III admliiisliiitmil en. li s (In- prevalent^opinion stems 10 In thai if a lull meas^^ure of real autonomy is offend il^should be a, copied hf MS Cubans The^in. ^aning ol tin Sagasla cabinet is w cl-^Baased by the udmintstradon, which,^^everal w..-ks ago. was apprehensive,^of a possible curb BSBWBTBBBCI of our^fill BBty relations w ith IbbIb The^itatemeat attributed la lbs new prs-^nii'-r that lie v\,,uld favor Hi.- lam.-st^measure ol autonomy has din t o al-
t11 to (ho past iffi.rts lowai 1 uu-
lonoiny.Those offered by the conserv-^ativo cabinet and BBMla known la (he^I'nlli d States Ihruugh tin Spanish min^^ister. Dupuy ^le banks, contemplated s^council of iidlnintsirall ui held in part^by the Cubans which BBS lo have un^advisory power in shaping Hu- affairs^^^l tin- island. This plan Ins Mh*B the^form of u lengthy decree, which has^lain already made although 11 li..s^never lsH^n pin Into effect in Culm, ow^^ing lo Ihe disturbed conditions. The^objection offend to the BBM was that^whil. it was in name autonomy, il did^not give real home rule, us Ihe Cuban^^1 uiu il was iml to In- a bgislatlv. body^with Until powers of making laws, but^inertly an advisory council. In con^^trast with this, it is said the liberal^plan of autonomy, as iloured by the^aBtoaoaBBd party ol Cuba, contem^^plates a colonial parliament or legisla^^ture Willi Ileal povveis of law making,^aiv. Iln usual power of Vein preserved^In nil forms of omstlluinnial govern^^ment. This would Is- on the lines at^the homo rats operating in Aastralla^ami Canada, and the latter COBBtrtss^w ere oiled as exampb s of , ompl, le au^^tonomy h^ the BpSnlSh slab snian. Cas^^telUuf, wficn sutonomi was ttrsi sug-^gesbd for iho Island Such ^ mesBHrs^^l satoaomy, it is said. afaaM command^rtSBBeB BBBtsBH In Cuba among the^nibsiunlinl 1 It nu nlh Hu 1 '. including (he^uutoiiomisi parly. In tills aBBStertloB^It Is undt rsioial Hint Ma ncwl^ cBosea^presidenl of the Insurgents I^ u man^of 1,-lis, rvulive tendencies, ami during^it visit lo Washington sonn months ago^is said lo liav,- ssprsaaed vi.ws favor^^able In 11 close of hoslllili'-s oil soiue^faie basis of 1 onipioinls..
The1 abinet is regarded ai fairly strong,^although some disappoint in. nl ia bit that^Honor (iumitio. S' imr Maura. Senator Ar-^Hiilago and others who had^upon as probable members.
.i-i.i. a
llis BBdSSBBBBl that Senor Maura, who^Was the author of Ihe Hrsl Cuban home^1 nl.- bill, fell I hat he could not act sat.s-^fartertt) Sritb S. ma Mont a. while S, ina^QsBMUWi who Is .1 relative ol Senor^Haars. f'-arcl Hull Ills BMBBBBI might^lirrt^l v a l.antng toward tin- Maura^solum,' of rofoim OaBBBBBBtKUy Senor^Sag ,si,1 was compellcil Intake less proni-^im lit m. 11
Irreproachable \ 11H 11.le.
Pails, ih't. I.^ A spt'lal correspmd-^^ nt of th, Figaeo has wntteii an art^^icle which is publish. I ,11 that paper^lo BSJf a,11 Iln mission of Heneral
Woidfold.the Clllled Slates lllillisl'l^Is ^pain. The writer says Ihe altl-
tadiof rjeasral n/oodfurd has thus
fatBSSB Irreproaehiible. ami after re-^It. allng Iln- sappaasd plans of iln^f illed States. In- concludes. ' Sl tl-H'^y,n:a las responslbllliy Is heavy and^'iy BO Ml BBS SB triable ll is dangerous^lo admit in Jlu negoi lai mils w ith tin^Cubans IBS Htterf fence of the I'BltSS^,-iatos. as the latter would thereby iic-^,,uire a kind of right to rvBtrol th^sffulrH of th. island ll is BsSltUtSI^11111^ossible to misluke Hie aim of^Am. titan dipkimacv which aSSlrta to^rrsduslly detsch Cwha from Siuiin^Tin lath i is elllltl.il to the solicitude^.1 Kim'pi. which Is Hit, .it'll,.I III re^^gard b^ her colonial security.
BjBBBxin\ n,ii BSBSBBti^I. union. Oct 1 A lending I. union^diplomat, dlarnaalafl. Ms crisis in
Spamsaffairs, said t^ a reporter i^f
th.-stem la led prsss lo-dav i bs
luvethat the nBBBBjB ill the Spanish
cabinetwill rssall in tin- iccuii of^Captain Or asrsl a'eyler from Cabs
amithe subst it ill ion of Marshal Klntl-^10 lor bun. be, :111s. Sagastn. (he new^premier, personally ,'isllk.s Weyler.
Sugastawill probablv tils, u--, Cuba^with Qeasral Woodford in a nunc DSB-^1 lllati iv manlier than his prulec. asm.^but he is not likely lo Bo more Hinn^Hull Sag 1st.1 has bet 11 Informed on^authority Hint the Cubans will accept^autonomy and the srltbdrasal of lbs^Spanish In ips, although they have^orotoated that th y will ind do so. but^I doubt If Spain will cons, 111 (.^ LBese^BBBBBBBBa
NewMpaalah Mlnl^lr^.
M.nlinlo.i. t Tin- now ministry Is^.is follows Senor Sagasia. presidenl of^ih, coun.il of mlalsters; Bsaor ttwHon.^minister fur foreign affairs: Bettor^tlrolBsrd, mlnhNer at justu- Qeasral
Can.1mialSlSt sf war Admiial II, 1^m, Jo. minister of iiiarlm . ^SBOt Pul-^gurvt'. minlsler of tjBBMBS S 1101^i'lip.-ibpon. mitilster of Mf Interior^c..11111 Xbrums, minister of publli^s'u ki Senor Motei. nUautter ft^r ibe
tol uiles.
Tinministry altar an infotin.il^111 cling pr.a'ceded I 1 Hit- palace und^t^.'k IBS oath of oflb-e
SpainKi-adv (11 I Ighl.
London.Oct. 4 A s|M^clal alspsti h^from Madrid, publlslied h' letbkl aft. 1^noon, givis Hi, subsiatn o of an Int. 1^vl. w belvvetn a newspap, r SOI I SSpOSd
,ntand nil nn1 ni, m!^ r ,,f Hi,
1Spanish l^BBlBSt Tin- laltci is ,|uol i
forInfanf and Children.
TheFac-simile Signature of
Bows,Tecks,^Four-in-Hands, Puffs,
Appearson Every Wrapper.
TBtfCCMTBUPJ COMPINV. IT MUHB1BV I1S1IT MtW VQWW CtTT.
Inwhat is newehtiaiid hc*t. Newest Tr-ck Ties,^values from L'5c to M.-'H); Newest Foiir-iu-^liands, values from o.ie to *1.5^): Newest^Fancy Bund Bows, values from 'Im to 50e;^Newest I'uffs and Imperials, value* from 75e to^$2.00.
YourTie
Willbe exactly correct for shape, in coloring^that will Iwst please you, at most economical^price, if bought ot us.
CUPtDINK
TU1- crest V sir labia^Vluiltrr,Uie|^^^eurla-
tl'inof a f*a,i,i!B French pliyrliian, will quickly curt yon of ail Deis^r dni-asta of ibe ceiirn.-.iv ^ organs, such a^ boat Maaaoot,^:u,|'k^ intn^Jl^.k.s.'.-ui-^l f:mlial,in^. Nrrrom Debllllr.^^. I llm i la Marrr, biLaUftiuK Pralua, Varworelt
MANHOODRESTORED
Iusom nil
ra.
t'oiii'tnjtln.
.11 Mi*.^ ill I,.'-..^, ^ hr a.it or rog 1,1. Pierenu^of iii^'-h^rre, w lileli if nolri erketl leads In Spernstorrl
llS^t
mk-^^waad
CrORC BBS ArTCR
II(hoburm tuf7m|snrnr.r. ^arriBlfcBKrlfiml tssUssr, Uw^k.4r^ risnd ' ' 1 i'a-ry ..riai.kof aUlupuriUM,
rt7PIE^r ^ti^ngtti^n^iu:,!re ^,,a'i,oiis!lweit^. ,.i1r^^^,
t'lier^-as)p mltT. r- no c Iran 1 hy Iks-inn l- beesus. nlnrre per eeot are troaaled wna^f raalallMs 1'^ i'l lir.Nfcli 1 In*time linawri rsmi-tlr to c'ires-iiliout an op. niUou. SSOientooak
{I*.A ^ihlnSSi iiiilnglrri ird mo^^ ^ 1 ^ m,-' :f ^ 1 Is.^m dosi Dotattacl a psrausaslSSJB^LSI 1 hoi, tlx Ft I* in l^y n.u. BeadfarSBBI clroul irind kSSBBBBBBj^Aiklrtji IIAtoL HI UII1M- ^ o., I^ 0. Pa^-j;ii,8an FruKjineo.Cal ArBSto
Anaconda.
MacCallum^ Cloutier
501and 503 E. Park Avenue,Anaconda, Moutaua
PosselmanMrua c
r
SmithDrug
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Ih(\\ Ray
UNIONIRON WORKS
BUiLDER3Or
MININGMACHINERY
Banbianoibco, Caliioi nla.
SENDFOR CATALOUl'ES.
llt't'lll^l^lkt ll
an-tint in-
ourstock of Foil and Winter Suits^and Overcoats and you can then appreciate the^light we throw on the clothing question in this^city. Every garment of our K. N. ^ F. Co. make^shows art and genius, brains and skill. Our prices^show liberality, enterprise. Our crowds show^auccess. It's the honesty inside as wsll as out^^side^ that warrants our giving you a guarantee^ticket with these famous ^BJBJBKSK^^^goods...^^0lmSflmin Lr
Grapes
WeliHve a lu( of ^ trapes for pt^ s-rv-^Ing ami tahlc use Just com, in Mml^s, ^ them. Our prices art low. consul, i-^Iiik the ipiulity.
WeSell Oysters^in can or bn/k
FultonMarket
ANACONDA.MONT
AnacondaLivery Stable
f. ti. BU0WNELL, Proprietor.
CuRcit-s,Morse.^ and Saddles for HI/ '
AltoiV^!''i. o.r ,.f l'^^^snc^r B^tJ^5^ Ind Kl^|,r, -.- l.i'o i ink,!,
withall BSSSS
Offl,- iir.l S- il.'.s V r ^ .^^ ict. AuMBBl
Nolltt-ttf SItteliliultlris' Mt-i-tilig.
Noli,, i^ Ii, r, liv given lhal ;i meeting
otHi,- alackBaBBMa af tin- Au.itonu
I^|'|^ i' .NllliaiK l olll|,illl^ i^ calllal let-
n:itlwill li, lit 1,1 nn iii, I7ih tiny of No-^v.-mliiT. Mat, ui ii o clock a. ni. ^i ih ^^olli, nl' il,. BBBKBBBI at .\nu.,ii^ia,^Bt on la as, tor the garpuai ^f tuksaHth^lo Hie sioegholinrs oi ih.- eomiiinv tli^|iro|sis|i|t^ii I,, s, II the interest of th^^ciiinpaliy in s, v, nn ' r.u I intj piers ol^BrSBMtl particularly BeacllBad its fol^^low-
I
THEO.tHKET^Undertaker and Hmbalmer
Min strr.-t, Assfondi.. Koiii.^op, W ALL MUrir
COMPLETELINE OF
Boys9and Children's Suits and Overcoats
(jOODFRIENDCLOTHING CO.
J'JOOommoroinl Avoinip, Anncomla.
Trya standard IVairfAilv
claim,lot No two hiindr, I
1st.BslHvan^ami thlrty-nliu .
M.Thul iMirta-n of Ih^ Snow mi l^, .un, i'ii . BstSJBaB the I^, nnsv Ivunl: .^Haric nn.I Jolinsluan tlamc. ami , a^nf Hie projeciion uf the eust i n i line - f^III,- 8t l.iv.reliee claim, all BMBlad In^Hilvcr Ram coiiutv, state of laSBBBBa.
.1 ll. HAOUIK.^I't. itl' nl ami Trustee,^ll iv I'AKHONB Trustse.^I.. A HKIMSHB1MBK, Trust,,-.^K. Y LOUNBURIlY, Trustee.^I.ol is T. HAOOIK, Trusto.^V. K. KAIUJKA.N'T. tfe-crclary.
rB^Bga BAB BkS BJ g^Bk|^
THEFAVORITES WIN
3.
atBBs'laa thai Benot BBcasts will carry^i,ui tin- f*shas refornM propaasd bh^Ma'iimz ds Campos in rsars acu, bbH
BMNiMtiol roan lit to a PBBtomS uni^ti^hat Wees the l'nlt.,1 Stnt.s and Cuba,^l ami II the form, r is not sslisllttl Bpsin^was pupal id t^ Bgilt, us iln- Spanish
BBVI B'BB llfB I illI ll ,'lUHl In slrcnutli
!to tin navy oi tin I nltsd st.it's
A CLOT IN THE HEART
IIll Ilea.I
'V. V. Will'., il s^licf|^l,^ rilcl^oil lite rittlrle.
1S|^ ill il- pal. ii i,, Un Sliiml.il '1
Ullllaira,Oct. I, An ksaasai s'as rom-^nii iu ed lo-nighi on the Body ^i Charles
|C. w in - ^ ii rdi' it lui v.as found di i i^on tin prairie, ulout :li miles west of
|In iv. The v, i o , i .is Hint vice, to il
,inti from a . lot in ih,- i-tiiiit v, mrtck .
therssall of scuti i-ndocarUltls.^I Wins worked for th. iu^-i thro^I yaara pm Heary Braaritt ihe Uahe^I Rssln 'lo. BBMstei and oa I day siaht,^j durlUB ^ storm. Ins sheep dlrfled iivi.iv^' iiii.l h. sun h .1 ..tt, i tin in Hi v. as
Ipot found until Saturday Bkfhl sad s*i-^i iientiv Had sithoul a stiuggic ll^^i wan a vvi.i.ivvti and leavsa two rhlhtren^[ iivini; vvnh his brother sa Msg laiaadl
Onitiii...win re hi h id t'oiin.rlv is n^I giapc grower. I'a,, is fsMBd 0B hhn
sinWsd lhal he ^as n ineliiht r of the^| Racist) . f the Had cross.
ANARCHISTSREPUDIATED
Il,o a Kit It,I, tali| mSBN Itejtfl.
II it let, alien
iI'liiciign. tki i The gaanhsats whs^I in BrTaaa'Bg lot a dsvacamrathMi ht
ineiliorv ,f II men t'Kis'UK'il fsf tht^liav nun k't massacre ,i.i. ^ draamsd^BSgilh, tu to sp ak mil Ih,' cuincll of
tin-Chi, ago ft ii -., on of Lahor. b
iiskmg(ui . ill, lg iiidttrBSBBMri SBd t o-
laasratlsB of anion labsr. Tim lathna-^Hon siln, ^l up ii ha ^ tioiir's shMsai dg -^luitt. At length il nigh cobmcU of
ilahae anrnl upon ,, rd hy rSBwdiatlna^any Impln-I fral ni v BStWtsB BahsB-^Baa aad ^nsrehj stni dntiv rsfused lo^Isks iinv part n; |h coming c\cr, lses.
1The Inv ici In i , pari In IBS Rfc
tnoiiuii ^ ces wg msSsd hy a voat
Iof ubout I (o 1. An- r the vote a ma
jorityof the a aati has Ii slsaacal left^the Ball In a body. The anurehlMs will
holdthe Bislal BtstHsgj us usual.
butit is cvpei l. il the BBthSThBl ^ill be
itlaam aSair,
JAILDELIVERY.^BBaBtBad ., Hah ^ml Huga tittle Through
'lieWilli.
R , i 'l I ^: patch (j the Sumisnl.
I(ox. m.i',. Oct I August QSBJBS BB)d
.Volris Piyna broks jail rastasday
iv.ninirlate, ilurinit the alwence of^Jailer Chapmsn. ilrahs was chargad^with bwrcli ry sad Ityaa with futRsry.^Th^ t effeetod their i a ass by mentis ^^f
npick wltli which thsi maili- ii hole^iu the wall of the Jail, near arhsrs^IHck ,M 1,1,11, Ion innil,- his es^ ap,' uiu at^two yens BBS, UoS tiny ohtnlneil Ihe
pkk is n mystery. Tin- uAosta bn bb-^Ibtt io sMalR tiny i Ice. of their arhsrs-^ah aits. Iml It Is supposed ihcy arc Md*^iuk m at toam. Tin le grs thrts other^prisoners locksd up In tin cuge.
Saskatchewan|
andMontana Belle!
HaveWon the Esteem of Hontana's People.
KELSONSTORY * CO.. HOZKMAV. M' 'N'T
TOOK IT COOLLY-
I'.riinIII)mt
\elltt't
Rm, l.ll 1 lisp.Hell lo
PoeatsHo,t^ct. i
BBSHas n Itiglil lo^St.lHMI.
(lieSimula nl^t'hlef of police Ki
llsrstarasd this morniiiK ffOBI QpdSB^w here In un . sletl RsBB Hryan. who it
wantedIb Battt for rohhiag i^r Dick-^^Inson, gtaeraJJly known as ^Venn.^ of
ji Ti e a*oman took har grrsat
ciMiiiiaad ,io, Mm,i to I'vtarn to Butts^withoul requisition Ras clulins thai^sin w.i- Dickinson's wife ami Intel a
ihi to :1 nn.in v which she look out^of his trunk.
.little-utaamaa aaaBsBssa,
chitmo !^^ t I.^ In Ih. fetleril rourt^Ol SBBeSla i, -,lay Jiitlge \V,toils IkBBBSd^SjOSTS nil opinion sustaining the action^of fades OrSaat up in .ipnoltlng n rei-elM r^for the c II rsras Siio, eompniiy, and^si tthUI sskBt tin prsSjrsBM or the I nlted^.-' i ^ RttBBsr .'^mpiiny Candee ft Co..
adlas MstfafudMaB Ksttaaal imnk Th
ii^ , ,liters r, present rtBBBB amount-^l^k p. tar. iiiVi an I outside t redltors aMRW^iinoimi io tlin.'Wii while the assets only
riac ii Si^^^.hod.
WARREN'S
ASa starter lor Fall Business we oiler^this week 50 pieecs M-inch all-wool^and silk and wool Dress Goods, worth^easily Me to Me, this week 2'1 L-2o yd.
40StSSSI Tartan Plaids, nil ^ lans, bSMtiftl liii^ht
effects,lajc yaitl.^IM pairs Gray msakstS, 44c pair.^2.^^0 pairs (Jray lilnnket^, 11-4. 50c pair.^50 pairs full :i-pound Pillows. $1.25 pair.^73 pain full 8) pound Pillows, $1.75, easily worth
double.
Coats,Capes and Jackets are now being opened.
1) Newmarkets, worth up to : 90 each, your ohoios
StocksCOtnpletS in all dspSltliettts. Send us your^mail orders.
WARREN'S
400East Park AvenueAnaconda, MontahU

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