The Anaconda standard. [volume], October 09, 1897, Page 4, Image 4

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THEAXAOOCTA BTAMPABPi SATCHDAY MOBNrN'G. OCTOBER ^, t8BT.
! atom stiWAW
STANDARDPCBUSHINQ COMPANY, j^PaMlriMn ana t^asrletara.^MM lim Dm ^^ Um Tasr.^Sn tarsal at tk* BSsMMra at Anaconda aa^I-eta as mall aiauer.
thatIn the city and county of Km I ^ upli*t by our cable tracks front Galena
York.Bryan received l.Vi.6^^ votes to to Copper BtrvsftF.'
1S.5^ for SIcKinley. We believe that^to bo a total larger *^^ MM of ihou-^san.ls than any frlcn.l af l^ryan hail^anticipated, the ^ity m X. ^ York was^last year, an.l it is t .-.'..iv. Ik* hardest
Itlacks nothing at impudence for the^oSsssI ear eotnpany to lie dictating
termsto the eliy. in view of the con^^troversy of the past few weeks. There^is no dotiht that the franchises desired
SubacrtnticnKalai ParabU In Advance
Postaa*fra^ for the t* isms' Ststes. Can-^^da and Mexico I.,m^t,it^^pot-x.igf added.
Dallynnil Sunilar. ona year ..^Dallv and Pundsy. six month*^!^^^^^ anl Ruiniav th'er months^Dally ird Bund*), one nion'.h.^^uuday. one yaar
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MainOfJMS- Standard^cor.da. Telephone No L
Building.Ana-
Th Btandrrd hss branch ^fflc^a at^ftutte. MtKOiila and Great Fall*, whera^advertising nto a IB be i .^^...-:.^ J on ap-^t .ii.tlon
Allavnaral bu^tne^^ letters and BBBM.^^pondenee should lie addressed to the^tTANDlRD PCBUtHlKQ COMl'ANV.^A'.eoSOBt. BBMBt.
lOADttKllHRv
TheAnscands Standard srusrsntees M^advertisers n bona fide paid atrasMtOM^Dally and Sunday, three time- Ereatrr^than that of any other newspaper pub-^lul:ed In the state ot Montana Ad vert ts-^Ir.c contracts will be made subject to this^guaraaMa.
10 ^hi ItlMAIUi.
AMI be patd for the arrest and enr.vlrtlon^^f any person cattahl stealing tbe Stand^^ard frorr. -uheTtbers
TENPAGES.
SATIHUAV UCTOBBR I, Ml
Tk*Principal Thin-.
i.iv on this . i.'tiin.^| mi which to make by the business nu n and winch seem
tobe f.ir the interest of tin- cli^ will^eviniuall^ lie granted. The^ are niorc j^likily lo he granted if the street ear^compHiiy v.ill ii.i its dill'- fl'st.
Mr.\\'liiiit,ni claims lhal he has Ween^done Injustice in th^ repn senlalion that^as is willing now in pave If granted^the kind of a franchise In- wants but^has represented fi.r weeks that li tmil I^ii l (jet the mateilal he wanted for a^SI BJ lim Mr. Wharton , xplitlns lhat 1.
nutget tin mat'rial Bar a BBM^MM until BBM year, but that In .an^gel the material for an el.-iiii lim^'.: \Vli nlon's siai. mem is a. c. |it^ I as
alight for fri-e coinage. It DM BS jusl-^1 ly said lli.w taking a. ount of tie run^of sintimcnl. of lie |, isoiial 'a.'.or, of^j the si I fish BBBBaBBBfS BJBBBBBL Bf th^^politi, al amliiMon ..f the Individual, of^the financial atmosphere of the local^^ity, of the current of public thought^and pteju.lii. taking a. i mill ot Mi s^it can l.e sa;.l that n was a far more^sigliilicanl victory to |mi1I tor iiryan.^In New Y tk i :ty. the vol he received^there, last year, lhan It BBM IS Ml BBf^llryan. in Mi ntana. the voir he re-^rctv^d hire Kemcmber that right heti^in Molilalia tlv s. Idbug \ ..i I
Noviniher w as a I ^tal of more than t-n ' title, ami lc can do mm h t,,vvat,l i -
ITis not accurate to refer, as 11 ul tin-^Int.t Mountain last . vininis. lo the^time ^when I hi Stan.'at.i BBM MM^for Van Wyck.^ At tin ..uls. i tin-^filandai ,1 * mm was in u^^'iU'ii tie'^Sentiment of tin democracy i.i Mon^^tana on the i|Uisiion a- to wh ilnr the^^ andidacy ..f ll.nry Qssrsa vvmild. Bl^Its ultimate inlluence. help or harm tin^cause of free coinage The prompting^^o this Inquiry was the niessage wiinl^lo New York by ijoveriwr Smith thai
as emphatically foi iiTin
Oeorsepenile Hashed this menaagi mi^all New York. ^^f course, with the^boastful rt mark, ^here's how tie mI-^B ^f Ilea in Montana denounce Tam-^niunv . ' Tin- idea of this te-v. BBB|sst^^D^ to as. . Main BnMBBSr QasMnBBf^Kmilh. who is not a d. nns ial, i. lli led^the opinion of Molilalia.- ^!^ moi -^racy.
ThiStand..id has printed a good^many letters fmm Montana democrats^touching this oiKslioii. wi think that^every reHib i will say tluit I ^^ ^t Ii ^id^^^have ho* n given perfectly candid treat^^ment. The instructions SalBSI li-mi tli.^home elliei to the Standard s . ..tri -^^ptindents w i-11 to take m side but to^get an hunesi expression foi lailh sides.^Thi answeis show thai repti-si'titai i\e^democrats have ixpr^'sse^l themselves I^without any reset vat ion. as also with^i.in any Ba^JBBMB whatever to any^clannish ot it. tionnl fil ling that inav^have exiated within the democratic 1^houaehoid in the state I Wending his^mesaaKe to Ni v\ York. tSovfrnor Smiih^is quoted by tin Butte Miner as having^aald. day Is-fnre yeateiday. that, in de^^nouncing Tammany and hurrahing fur^(^^oite. h^ has no doiibl thai nine in. i.^out of every ten in Montana think as^] do on this subject Saving this.^Coventor Smith is simply talking^through his prerogative. His niiu-nut-^of-ten iiu. is is simply nonsense This^ttcwspai* r. through th.- imiun i. s n ha ^^made, has better information mi the^iiuestion than governor Siniili |ns-^BBBBM. and while the Standard is not^as yet in the 1. ast disposed in atiuoum t^BBMBBBBBM the fad PBBBBBBI Unit, on^tin canvass thus far mede, the demo-^natie prepmidi ram-e in HI mil ana i-^elearly for nBB BI^SMSllBMI that the
ims' of fte. eOltllllte is hull l.ltll'l
than BSlMt by th. QMBJS ian^c1 idac)
Naturallv.not all the raBMBXaSM sur^^round tng the case MM i !^ ar. at tirst^to the vision oi silver men living at s,,^BJPBBl a BBBBMca from the metrn|Milis.^Tin- New Yoik new spapets. koweA'i^are biiiiging instiuctiv. new- .la,^after da^. K\en in the lew New Ymk^dailies that seem dlaposed to giv. M^tieorfe a friendly lift, we find no sug^ajSBBBM that In takes the Held as Mat^champion of silvet The most dir.il^ti'stlmnny thus far adduced on iha^^poore Is at- Int.rviiw printed in tie^Sunday edition of the Nm York Hot^aid. In w hich SJmSJB himself saya:^I an not a silver man and never was^I suppoiteii the ('hi. ago platform
til.usnnd in a vote of an.nil fifty-^ilnei ihous inii; ami remenib r. inc. the^SOBS* BbBI SS man MbBBBBBI ii i ii.it^largely In Tiiiimniiiv - I \ali v |s Uryan^Ih. reault In New York was due
Whatis In re sai.l is Bat BrriU ii vi ith^any thought of a4yocaUlMS I'M BTBck^or making a idea for Timinai.. h^pac realixcs how fuliie ami liov. gra-^tultotis such a serv ice would bi ; II Is^Sat assumed Ilia: Molilalia ... areSBfBaV^will make otic ha, wli'n ,e- black in^tin New York CBSBMBSJB BT BSVSBJSjSx* a^Voter there or inlluence a Vote. It is,^MBMVMj BBBBBI BbWWBBBsI BB MMBBBTi^net w hat Influi n e Montan i ),.i - ^ n tie^Ni v. Ymk BBhBMB aMaBBSMflV 11 has^practically nunc- but whal InMasBk^ih. Ne.v York election will hav. mi^M nitaiia. nr SB IbBBJBMBB'I gravest^Issue. The Standard started ..ut, w.^rejieai. Hoi to path, r a lot of pa i i|^luefeii'iuea ^^, tti, N w York mayer-^i'lty. but t^ take a count of the nl*i-^j mate afJM ^ii silvir aj a MBBaersttje^1 BBM which. In any eviin. is lo b. ||^ploti d by silv i , s iln mis
l'eihi'|,stie bBBBbUbJ I ^in, can Is'^11, i presenti o in llns form of nueslion:^In view af the IBJSBMB In New Ymk.^how can silver BBSBI out al Ihe SSSJSBB-^rMBV wnh th. I M harm'.' That i tltj^v ital i|'jestii ii. \o| assuuiini- I i au'wer^it. the Standard is aimlutr i i find mil^how it would l^ ^saarcn^ by th, c. n-^su- oi demiK-ratli oSBBaM in MaaBBBM
simiiig his io.nl lo |^o| ul n i, v If be v. Ill^SM SB .ileal ami | nr. The coniio-^V. is) Im'i ^ ,'i I'Usimas men as to^a* nether I'aik ataaat ar Bjraa4ara\y
sllollld be the
bia Uaai btb
tellllinUSoi tile Hie ellll
Mr.Woodford's Dale.
KTl'.l!all. MB was a tSBS^SMBBi ill Iln paMBaflnlCBtiM^laid by Minister Woodfoid bc-
NCMAttKASLC PlltC IN CNOLANO
t'onllaBrat Ian la Bta.V p.. a! Tow. r Makes
Htrangi' sigbt.
Fromthe London fltiagraSSfc
Absolutelythe most remarkable fli-e^Kngland has BBBT BWWI SSJJ that 1^which broke out at the top of tbe
Blackpooltower about 11 o'clis-k M^ThBxMsjr night. Then ^ ^n is- HstM
SOSMthai it arose fi en bosbs fault ill^the eli. trie light BSbtea which run to
tinlast of the towei. I f^ i high, ami
plovidethe btllllant lllllniioatlBBJ w hi ll^IlilS llllherto been one oi the s|,e. taen^^ia: f.-alures of the toe n by BBSht, OBSy^a f. vv vvieka ago there was u . lirht out^^break of lire about II o'clock at night,^but BBBB the Hames BBM g'.l uml r^.. mi - I a It I-,on dlBBCUlty, Thai -^night's Hie, bowcv ei was of a different
ursaralloaTcther. It bad g I a II
holdbe I in li was ill^ oveiiil. and the
hrlghired light frmn iHe arrival sau-^lorn. MMI foil above I hi ground, which^waa olis. ived a fee nunuli s past II,^BSttTnrl irnhjr trt irhtlnt) ihat autnetl i
...svg. Haverai of the eaaaao)
alon-e aw elided to the platform by^tin ans of the it.m staircase, nnd for^BBBBS line- they mm BBSS to be ii.-^dcavoring to b.-nl ms n Iks flam,:.. Ily^a quaitcr pust II, lnnv.-vcr. u wus oii-^vious that not lib.u ^ mil,I sav. tin ai
rivalaaacfarBi from bsbbi bbWM saw-^Coonmenelns os 11i- - v est BBst, Um^naaaea rapMIs traveled satatarard. th
n.odeiii islng and the doxen or BIOTU^haaaar -mils, laden with lishl articles,
provlnsIrrcattible fI :^i tin are, Py
IIa the Hun,, ware ^booting out from^vi ry pari of baS MlMCSSM and tin^fairly Strong vv ester).' brei-x. w hich was
forethe autlioi iii a nt Madrid, but this , blow mg show ered ap rka Is traBBBBSMM^dale, il BMBBVra, was tci mailc a ],ari
r
lie\\ as a BSSBBBSri
UKmorning's news In. luties the^aniiounci tiicr: of iln il ,illi of^John It. Xtci'herson fmn rl] a^di nincratlc senator for *.'^ ^ Jeisey. Hie^blttasdaee a*aa a countrj home in i ii^- |^state oi Ni vv York, not many miles^SBM He BBBrn thai ^ iijovs BMtaBjCSBM^baS SMI S hei i ||aSBB'l W ilbur K.^S .ml. rs |BB] saw lie hghi Mi I'hor-^ron was a year and foul or live days ;^tin senior ol Sand'-is Uoth w.-ie !^I lougbl SB in He BhMMjjMM of pro. I
tnlion and both stink la the SBsrtlhU. i
i
Anotherglial man. tlmver Plevetasd,^SM SSni ami brought up thai way. and j^he did not depart from ii until his in- I^MSV i ailed MBJ to \\ asliingloii '
HillMl Mcl'ln rsmi. unlik' Sainl'-rs.^was a deniocrai. II, iiiigrati-d to N. u^J. !^^ ^ wln ii he was ivveiitv sIx ycara^old ami. al ,1. is' v fitv. he was soon III^i cily |Militli a as an SMBTSBM. LSSBV In^1 life he sal in Iln N vv Jersev I' .. lalun,^s, i\e.l as a Tilil- i, sraBBSMtMl ^ lulor^ami MBBBbMI Hie BBsSBjl s. lull iii
bh. re lb s iv c,i i an r tet bm retb mg la
plivatelife two vims ag,. Mr. M^-
Psaiauswas sJsraya os* al iims. dam-
innils who realise that Xcvv ,1 isii s^MBBBBMI and BBSS] Imlusiii. ale In^^fant things BSaaMB Bratjectlatv and ^ii^j that issue he i. fus, ,I io ii. v, I with his^parly, thus making lions n Iho sh|Bcl
it a |1 deal of attention al the IBM
;BrlfcrS the Wilson BSHB bi!^ SMI bcfSn^' congress. Ho was a coiilirmi d gold-^I bug; 11. sin cei ile.I a I epulili, en in the^f nute Mr ^Yerlnghu.vs.il. nml was
;of an ultimatum Tin latest ISBhMJaV^I.on is that this state pa|Mt is a polite^BBMBry MM I'nlled Slates would like^lo bM when Spain iK|iects to subdue^CSBBt. In l^ half ..1 ihe administration^ai W.iNhluglnn. MlniKt-r S/mbMN
iu|a bht BBgaMsbBBs, sN in u frleasary
viav. thai bis g. viinineul would be^gla.l io receive Spain s reply mi cr bv-^luri ^ iciiils r :;o.^This is lim dati Hint rals.il so great a
!rev . just after Mr. Woodford's lirst In-^li-rvh w. in some of the Frcmh and^Span sh Led Knglish ncospaper nllices:^an.l BBS date lii.in I signify v e| v much,^nil. rail. Ilidi i-d, niori is male jtlsi at^SrSBBBl out of this ilclnber day by some
iol the eastern anli-a.lnniii: nation^iBSjrsBSBI BBM by the tafshjS ! ss. The^.N.'v York Vv'orld, h^T iMlBMS, PUU^two anil Ivvo toge|i... i in a way to^thai October BJ mbbcs jMBl sJjMBad
i tie .\o^. mi^ i ctaass, i''a SMbb's
PSSh/i^ BBBBBMBMBk will ul least^BBBM Ihnl tin Mckinley administra^^tion la ail. mlin^ to business and Hiut^ihus Mm BaSBBBBMBI I i v ice, in : v cry^giavc foreign matter, is sham lesftly^um d i ^ give th administration'!' (smo
idsa 11 ii-ii 11 ^ boost .last before elec^^tion .lav
WI.'thi i Spa ut--. am-v i t iil i an mi^11iv afm uuiin.l day is not '..'t known.^Mr Woodfonl BBBMl MbM SB VBjM BxM^il mi lhal puriiciilai day SB that the^president can edit ii and Ux M up nml^add to it a few ft marks, in lime tu^make ii a pan ol his ainiral in, -sage^to BSBVMM However this BBaWMMa^inipri sm .^ Span, s new mini. iiy ii will^bhMBSi the public in Hi- MbMa States^as . in. thing pi. 11^ iho., as a .1 v n .-
instalecrafl.
illMadrid us il,, v do^Woisllmd isn't likely^r BI next to the last^If he fares as dm s^l.e vv i'l be told i hat^CBBBSMM Ml ^ qUi-eli
niwin |ei hta Know
Miceeded by me
in im umbent.
MiSewiii. th, sras-
WhoShall Dictate
Till:main mi;^lailinad 11m
HK mam Mil lake in I In^mthli in Hint
Mha that MM Hun.I
iil has a Mow i-d th. street railroad i
pan)to da lata terSM to Mb i n
street
Se.BM
bbm-SM^In-
ll111 v BBBBSSS^In lyomlon. Mr.^to gel his ansvv.^day in Octola-r.^Senator sTaMBtt,^Some time after^MMgjt'l MMW^v. hcthi i Spain thinks w ell of Hi^ bint^of 1'i.iking unv answer to bis .pi ^s;ion^Tln n, : ometime along m Januarv , the^^SBJMtS cnbiiiet. If it lives till then, will^get tog, Ihm and cuu lude to bsh] al
smilefuture day a nieciing tnsli! r
whiIh- r It is Is'st In hav e a flBMBhatBO^BhBSlri stalled in ni.iei lo Irani what^:i BM ihat Mr. S/mbMB| said he^Would lik. to ail;.
Thaisthe London nnllio.1. In^Mailt bl It may b( BaMBMti indeed, if^I'i. nml BBSMBa talks in BBS minister^as he has talk-it for publlcallon nil an^^swer will In- an extremely well-assorted^COllevPtMS i f BtsraB vMnh, when trans-^latcd Into Iiu- aMBBJ Bf the BBSMSBI^world, will mean that It's none of Mr.
Y\Iloi.i's business i'hen Spain ex-
I el: i i linish S Ith Ihe Cubans
ForeignMoles of Real Interest
ImiMM 11 BBSs^lib us nt demo..
.in
sad ticket BMl vi. ,i^nearly represented tin^SMS than tin ..in. ,
Weought to BSBp in mind one M I vv ,^thing- bbMl MM t'hnagi platform^Notoriously, some of the BtaMB Bl -^frli nda and most useful h. Ipet s .\!^Bryan had last y. ar. a/ere Sesaoorats
livinginat of ItaaBMStS whos. ardciu^hofu It was that the i'imago ^ ^.nvni-^ghjaj would '-enter its sinngih .,n th^silver question, abs ,lii|. Iv l.tle ,n ... i^ance of all StfeSf Issues Thai
though!,aft ei raaMBMltlon, sat M st^gMMst tHdh'y.sci iheconveitti^its policy Hilt other tlnnns; n is i..-^day a s.i.-.us SMSlMS sssMMt tbii^scattering was wise. But thi silvet^men mi asked now i.. throw iln weight^of their ISjflMSMB BM Mi Qauratt, who^admits that, with Bigg, siIm i is . saaa-^Mrstlvely small ace,^jni and xvh^aerts. as his tnthsattea bavi saaerted,^thai SO is tin nhSMBMBi Brat, ^t^SBin to the single tax. whi. h wen got^In rtth'T platform last year, an I^ondly. of c nam issue v. hii h ion- th.^loinor pan and pulia; .-' the mtaplaced^pan- in the i hs ago BBBtfBTM,
ItIs n-nith who' . al^^. to nineaBBM^tliat to Tammany's lovali) is largel)^due lie iinpieaaivv r Minis showing
steadof ilIly dMtatlng terma to th,
Streetrailinad BBMSMl ^ 'rbciiiv has^(^^ii Ml m Hicaltltudi i f ii BBSMMBt,^ptaSaBBg with the stint Ullitn.nl bbbb*^pan| lo plana* ga ah.ed and pave^1 SSI la i'd iaii.lv an BBBkSiMbI altitude.
tl^ BSni BMSld 11 its ktici s to
MMcity li sh nil I^ Mm suppliant^MM ad Bf the i ;t |
iiis a BflMMly MMlHatlng gnirMMS^for a citv |a l e Sj io pa 1 im. hav .^for the ben, fit of a site i railroad com^^pany and Iln n have the BBBSMM^i, , MM M It is u sgal l * ^ oreii'iitions^to BSMtlM for fram-hlM I and M Hie^I c.tv determine wbclbtr lltey shall be
a^ ^ Bit 'i ^i i'i .i1' led. it i- dlnTi renl in
(BBtte, Then- MM cily passes a fran-
lose mi,i submits it to th, company,
BIII' b r^ parti It and BbMbMS a i outiler-^pi^i .miinn. It is STSllfylM Hint therv^Bran manly SBBMMBB mi ibs tMbBTil to^di leal the MBSBM of a Irntii lil^. M ar^togantly MbbMMbI
bfthe sti. tt lalltoad i oinpa.iv desli.s^valuable li nn Ins. s fiom Butte lb^ptoper thing for it to do tiisl Is to do^sonuthing to earn the Itaiuh!-''- It^BhatsM do its paving BSCbM it asks nny^innrc favors l-'..r niiinv v.cks the att|^| of Bull' and iln- paving couttni torn^have been waiting on the slieet iall-^load BBBSMSy. The sli..t is torn up^from one end to the other simply be-^ii'i-' tin- sii.ei lallcail ciinipaii)^j wouldn't live up to its agreement and^1 pave v.hll' Hi. (Ily v as pav ing. M, si^I of Main stint would by this time^hav-- been paved and o|ieiieil lo traltb^bad tin i ail road louipanv lived tip lo^the MrSM of its ham his MMM il^asks anv more favors of Bulb R should^show its desert by paving.
Inhis letter to tin council Ml.^Wliuitmi savs. ^If you will grant me^a MBBBhBM 1 ^ I'fcik slt-.t I will SSTCa^lo puvo the whole space f, imerly ot-
I.,
\M-year aai lov er at Oavantry. bssg-^i.i. liiuiing gg bht sMsbm bbi drea
nearthat he bad not men, v enough lo^|mv bhg SMM BMSfSad lilniM If in a^BMBE,
l-'ratnehas louglit the btfs M. aYaaV^Ittagtoa's collection of Ureek i niii-^IH M tn nes. It eontaia ;s g. lil IJM i-
v.ttad |,M braaua sMi Asmms m.m
are the coins nllowns of ,\^ia
Miner.
I'.:gland dog muxaliiia ordlu. iici s^have lone ls')oinl Ihe gravi Bt'oaSStl In^Itkrhsati MSMbbMBB, They have Sned^lb. owner of a do; found ennoirzl.il I
hillingstbough tin^^ were btfarassd the
llan v^ .is ill ail.
AiI'i rl Moresb). New (lulncn. Ihe ,.tli-^Sf ilev six young BSSM girls bsmbbbJ.^BSiMl BBMM I wh.te BbBMttSM M a^cha'ge of theft. As they Wile rutin-!'^voiing M rend M prisor. Ins worship took^each iifli BBM a. loss his km. nnd BBSSSb^ed Iter.
ABeg l'onl an i'ii.-iuge will In built In
iTails Is'fun hum and made of i ile BBB^^ ,iiii as Mm Heu'ev. r.i st ntckel ..n,1^the Boulevard de MBBBhMMti whl'h il^connects T!ie bridge bail [he s.,m, wa^^BBTMbm St Mai history ef I'arls lhal l.or.-^don bridge did in Ihat of l. ni.lcn.^^Oxen coiilil become as ttiteltlgrnt nnd
Ili'ghlv I rain, d as ggSMS If bbs ox bad ill^same ailv .Ullages of brei dine wa l i
'assertion of an Angllenn clergymaa to^111. ni cut CSMJtSBB of \'i gi larialiH m
iLondon. He also pi.i|s.sid ili.il |ilgs mli 'it^Ini iisi d as |m-ts ^to solace man ^ MSffB^in loneliness. Kuch ^ onipunioiistttp b^-^BBBM enlarging the slock ot hitman hsa-
iMoras, softens and eul.ttg. - asr Brhoto
jsal Mi ^^l-'ioni the BasTala NeSfS,
i.iii,'i',i in iiie raasaraosMrf
lb liive iii. i| kite.
sieidechtsdbri I osas'i
lb Yon sboaSBB't say ^l ami I^you should say ^I prefer net^She-Hut that wouldn't lie tru
voliinna hundred yards m inm.- away.^Lstm shm s oi btsglng wood dropped
awayfioin the burping mass unit MW^through the air MM Bo many rocketB.^At MM Mane.- g ^! a batiST OOid St llie
wiwirk the beat oa tu rally IscraM I
. nsicb raid). and long baton ^W^l| iii^Ii saga bbm lhal the wrboia of the iron^^work os MM cast si.' ol Ihe plalfoim^was red hot, ^Whal has ueconM of the^tin 11 lip there'.'^ was BOS the alixi.^'^query hi at il os nil hands, I s OSCapi^front the piaifoliii vai im -i-.-iid and^the ii -nt sras on Mm wi rl side, sith Mm^wind I.lowing MM BaSMB and smoke^tin- other way. nms*. bst e ' ^ I IntaSM .
(Snal relief whs 111 i.fole felt -.vlini
Itvv.- das uvan d Mh y had d^ m aded^tIn I' ng linn laddi i ju^l m Mm nick i^Maae. Tie Boost borrttying Incidasaa bo
tlHIS.- Of the t'l ' 'i f the fallll |
efii-. ^ ni', bsMsnae Italanri orakghta^ahlcb sieady the ts'o ears iii conn -^Um s'lth the liydiaiila- ; ,.;..na'iis.^Ahoni 2* tninscca pa^t :i thep btm ihe^sound of the two cars moving, inn
vvher. il w as seen thai l A ^ al.Vs sup^polling them were wlni In I the v.otk-^BMB ssickly snnndcuied Ibcnt, nml a^sertoui i atastrnph ^ tvnt averted, for ^^fi vv mtautee oflo w n.d ttl-1 - was a^vvlii/.zing sound, a t^ i libit.' vvlii .
liiioughthe yir, gnd then ^ Mlsjhii^ctasb. utt the weights dsrhed through^the lower building III If. That tragnen-^dons iioi^! way Ih^ said to hav e prucli-^iiilly im t'.il the vv Imlo l^ g.^^ i^ oiiit had laen rnpidly eollectins Is^1 Mm streets ssrraundisg the ioarer hotild-^!^ bs sM on Mm aroov aa !^ prior to
Ibis,but after lhal hUllsV cash r. si.
Sanaa^.ni iIMImb rssor pasrkag out M^hundreiN nnd thoiL-and- and the^ttu ts in 'lie nsjgjhti itb^od were nl-^mett as congested ... iCeuglt ii were^midday The Bassnd tat lance weight^dropped about n sjMI - i of M lean
befonmidnight, owl tl Idond-cardUng^whin as ii hunii.l through the air^was in . eini ani. .1 b\ ihe BBrttklng of
lirrtfled females ani Involuntary eg-^rhMMtiona of ihe nam, IsHT there^v at farther cu iso ' n seimus sJsfsaa.^for |mmUsui of Iron oik. ur sMyba Mm
concicielliNirliiK. l-avi way ami dl'op-^pad ..nto the building betow, raMMIsc^m they dbsjm dosn with Intervenlni^, girders ami inert iaissj Hi.- terruV din.
Althis there I a- a g. m ini rV bi^m
Ifrom the neighborhood of iln Tower.
btlil'Mllgs
AbOtHmidnight th ^ biSBe was at its
bulght,ouad ^ basraonoi BBsrisrk it mssi^Lav.- get Basted when si i imm ^ dM-^tasre ThiiMand ^ f neo|de all i^La si sshlra were proMbty wondering
whathad hai'i' in.l. Hi after mM-
1night oli-- H.ii.i. ^ Ingas M BBBM and ii^; was obvious lhal all tin- Inflammable^mat^ lal had i^'. a bsrned . at, bail u^; objm not until a'conss MmI there was^. n decided imp!^ v. incut muni''si. It is
imp.m tbii- to gh anythlM Hk^ ^ rell-
abl^ si .i -tin in .'!' 'In loss I In, I will fail
uponMm Tov.-er coMpany i.i i-onae-^ssance of thla nn -i deedorabie affair,^Thoie w, i-. thm who aol basal snftd^that CM.sat win no( . ov. r the mon tary^ibimageH the 1 n puity rtsU BaxotalS^' Nothing ^ nul l hi v . beer. BOOT BStortS
Mtethan tint happ nini al 11 u llcally
1MM (MBM Been Bl of the si.ison. Th ^^lower HaaK^the Iron shfis I0M si^prsctlrslly ssrk ^^ at oareaost, far ii win
Be |0SB8SBlMS to get III^ i|. \ M '^ ill
workbefore the end of September,^Tlits Mm Btrtjrtsrsl ohunson is very ,^gn ii BtohMd. The injury di se to Mm^bs^Mtosfa kelnw nv- two weights sf 11 .^i tOM SMh lulling fiom a In ight of tSJ
feetit also v.iv serious, and th^ kM
totin Tower company mbsi iSCVHSbiy ,
aamany thosasnsa of poanda.
TnHi^ brigade had Um atsooorf dh-^Hcu'ite in preventlng apsilu and other^Mrsing hosleilal falUng from the low^^er from te'iing Bri lo Mm iiurroundbag^buildings SMS which tiny fell, and^Ihe soes wen hard at wars nil akfht.^The news ei Mb Ira lo Mm baorsr ^ I-^' riled Ihe Utmost Interest ihrouajhstM^' 1 .AIlcHshic and I orhsgslTe.
sam0anromance
1Im SghMMM BBBSBMl H SxSMM frndSff^auil a ^., i man I'i,mil.^1*1 mil ' he Bjpooklv 'i Kaglo.
SMSilme ii^o the Kagle told the^alary of the anughtsf of ^ Mtlve sa- .^i SMM srtMSM v ho met. while nt
1In aMUng SCk ^. I e New Ym k a v nil-;
,Broi.klv r.ite with whom Me fell In '^love and whom, n upll. of Hi^ wishes^of bar ancW In lha Island ot Samoa,^she Bnalt) Iamid all the sur
ioiimlitis oi iii tto| leal isle The^story laid how i . , brsstlfsl Sumoan^prist easts were niarrsBd la u TsoMbm^trader and ^ HerosM eounl. hmv the^Herman count niyr'.erlously dis.tp-
pcaredin a search I ,r wealth and Wt^behind a wile ml dgug-gter Willi ill
Malls1ihat h would fi turn lo them^nr.ri tak^ them lo ids ance^lr.tl boat.^Herman) 1 n mot her died h ml 11.
nunc daUgblcl was adept, d b) t'
vhiMlasahiMhanil of Mm athar piin-^ei^s. This ilaugliier was call d liar-^rhri and upon !' i- was Invlshed ;hc^STalth of li'- doting uncle, who Dual^^ly sent 1; ^ |.. New York to be iilu-
raled.Hvrt -i m t the handaonic ,^Rdouard llourdois and became i^-
irothed.
Thenfellow, i im sgfllSsT of t!^^ -
petiy s.inioan ^ and her lover and
Ihepromts' thai KdoMrd vosM fol^^low In r lo Ran i |g| r M and djliii^her tor his brld a month later Bdn-^Uard did follm her und saw I m l^t'srker did no: like^I itasghter and ri -
tyevcr.t. it la said, that had taken^place in the island for many ycara, the |^uncle was not satisfied with the turn I
cv nts took and the young couple aet 1^sail f..r Am. rica. Harriet began suit i
ggalgMbtr uncle for ihe recovery of^tw o pti nitssor}- notes of t'trto each,^and iln- uncle, David Stout Parker, set I^ap a ^ ^ '.inter suit for 110,000 dnmatrea^lor libel and d-famatimi of shSMCtST,^Thi Kagle has Just ISUOfVai word^from Samoa tiiat after many pi^at-^pontmenls the thai ot lha tost suit
hasei im I ^ ai. end and I ni l, Barker^has I,. - n awarded ' ifi.tssj punitive and^i\ inilaiv li.nnages In vindication if^Ins cliarinl r.^ It seems ihat when^I... y. r i t v -r of lha firm of Ai now *^fryrr, American Tract building. New^York, look hold of the cis. im Harriet^ir .I ua.d Bourdiris. liny t-. ,k tin-^svv. ru i. shimmy of the fair plaintiff^i, ft re Judg l^' nedlc: in tli ^ federal^i..nit. Brooklyn, Mrs. Bourdok sarssr-^ing i hat in t um 1, Md res her the^n a, - . !: lined In conaldoratins of hut
atTiclioll,ele. 'Ini.- t '-.-l lllloliy was sent^In a Mi ('ai i ^:' In i s, um Kuglish bill -^lis;. i- in Apia, SMOM, vvlii,.- the trial^um to tak place. But just as the^trial vvas about tu come off, the Amer-^i.ot nil,iv Kngliah IsgrrsBtacs Is prac-
li.e .ii the KllgUah SBOMS and p'oil^^ing diplomatic - nntroversty oa th ssh-^,ii ,^ rai Churchill w-iuid^nut allow Mgltah barrisiera to srso-^i, , a, i'i. Am rican colli'!, thus^throw!Hi ^ mm'^ I fm-th. Bour-
doia,it i nk s e^ Mom lo settle this^bitl. matter asd il ^^ osa did not ap-^pear until Am-M t1-^. TJn pIslhthTs
i * nol pros ni b'hea the case was^, ii .i ^,. i i .a v.)' r I anratasa, for ihe^ib fenai . at k 'I ' r ludaTassost \^y de^^fault, which vvas denied. Tr.e Msti-
v ..! UarrM I lurduls, takmi in MM
liristklyncourt, was tlnn read and^several of her latuaiate Frlaooohi were^i ^ : i lei I to corroborate. This, it appeals^they did nm sugceed i;i doing to Mm^satisfaction of tli court, und ITsote^Parker tntrred a completa dcniei of
ailalb g.i: ons made, ami srMBMOl^man' witneaacs to refuta the testi-^mony of tin- plaintiff. .Itidgmint for^^^.iiiiii with nil ^ t!t was iln ll declar.-l
forthe defendaat.
Mr.ami Mrs. lioiiid. '.s are now llv-^Ing in a I'll ily lit il.- house ot No. 177^Tvrenly-nlsth street Brooklyn. Their^i.i yer, Mr. tYyar, was aatonkshsd at
;., id;, i ot ihe eon, i and told an^laclo i- ], ; i r Ills in.lining that as a^1 i^, v v In- c uld no! uii'l' .'siand how^such a Indgmeai cmM have been
given.
Mi ^. i - .id lis,^ hi said, ^h.id |ia -^^^ HO sign, d B) i e unci - MoBi made^i In r eii-e as s 'id us anything ^ have^ever taken hold of. and I SB tint M-
deratauadh^^v MhtooBM could have^;,, a ,; Ian ^! U t her utu ta under the^i in ui ml im ef As ^. i I hav,' not n-^ecived a full report Prom tin 'rial atnl^d i n il quite asset stsnd all thai took^I lacs. I Mrs rev ^ hn 4 w ord from my^, . nt ^. Me and Mrs. MsrnoM, th u^juiirnn ni f t cvisi has p, en dei'lar d^SMMM thtm. but have not yet been^abb^ to sc.- tin lie
Mr.It'Ulld .is was ;n hSShMM I tl^I'ark place, mar Broadway. N ^^Ym k. mi' s'Id o-.it a short tipm ago
Hisfather is a nvsathy wail shMd
broker
surr.encuch bear stosy.
lour BjBBBh MOB Tackle tt II u nt cr. tint^lie Vt iu^ tbe I igbt.
PMahMB ^'harl^slon tW. Va.l ^;a*elte.
HnMMrJa'ictt of CMMBBbTs t'l ^ a^was aha.k' d bv l oir b. ars las! Thurs^^day, within eighteen mlb-s of Charles^^ton, and na't'o'vly bs ipnl with his life.
Witha part) of C*BmgSi n :^ CMM I^In- vvas BBBBBBag nut on the Bond lath^of Hi' Ith'^ iii''-';. mar ho- BShd wat SB^nf Hell creek. Mt. Jail ell was oul
wnhbis SMMt-MfraahI shotgun,^BxaklBg for I inlm la, nm far frmn the^. .imi-. win .i hie bniis al. ikid him.^He had lull d a sipiiml shOCS BBhjSl^in tin limbs of n hickniy in e and was
looking!^ i ii a has ha sooddi all round^hlmaelf roatrosUsd by a Mga Ida k^b. ar. li v gg an i id bM t^ ar ^itii a
roUfclle^f PUha, am! SS) BM I', bind Mb m^vv at hi - ^Id man.
Mr..Ian t' g.i-l I for ISfBBth, ;til^In - I':'!!' stood up on end as tin Bt i
i:, in. i,. im. hiss and Mruch his hand^w ith I' r : iitiit rare mis He ,i^,ig' j
,,,.I t t in | , si Iii- BSBSd bM th^ big^blue!; psw struck MM 'I' I'^' head.
...,i bed tits for eh ad i II htly. nml
la a i, eg In '^ ill tile iell hat h' was
weaihog-With tie ntMr paw she^Struck him In ihe dint. Mr. Jamil^put mi' tils hand and BhsSlM the bi-ai^back a lew fei I. lar MOSOKfh tS rais- Ids
gun.which grasaol M not as it areni^.iff. ami Mm v. oM 11 it^' A siai Mm^Imwl if lag. ami eaiii w hi eh she aetii
SB.
UnthUairM srrrs m i empty, ani^Mr. .larri it sniifrln r tfity In a snuhl^bush n^sr at hand. Hequichls '^a11 I^up both hsrrt i bmbb vi.ta t-not. but
hadonly him 1^ mt ihe cup mi BBS
ofthem wh.n tit' lenr ms* another
attackupmi hUn. This !. lie he aimed^l-lghl in front of the should--; ami t n i^Tin- hear dropped to the ground, dead,^und a cub Jumped al him. He knocked
iiMa a i 1111 im- hint ^ t but mi!', crip^^pling r a.. I i in. Tin old male Started^in pursuit, and tor a Jime there v .,
in,i. iv di') i rm 1 IMough the ii
thanwas , o r BBM at any drivit ^^;^park. Mr. Jarretl tumpsd a sal h |
andsliisl mi. bom w in n lie old bear^reach tbe log ho tttoppi d.
Kuanlnglike n frtghKnad d er, w'tb^hM hat all lorn, and hMedlncsbosl Mm^in ail. Mr. Jarretl Anally mom anon^iln- other mrmbsra of the party, who^w.nt Inn It will- him nnd deapstched the^cri) pied eu'a. Tsm obi male and baa^min r ' ni- ^ :t ^t^ trad. Tin- t^ \:^Ml the men broke onmp uml returned^to ,-iv llisation 'i'lu y sM'l i are lo 'i mi
Mrw ith shotguns any mots, nnd w ill
lookfor m-it ii' is sealer home. The
,I.I bear ' ;.' n di ' ^ si il weigh, d ^ ^^p. iuiuIs ii ml the cub Ml
Weak,Tired, Nervous
M.J. CONNELL CO.
BTTTK,MONTAXA
Friday# Saturday Specials
ValuesThat Will Outdo Our Own Best Record at Bargain^Giving^These Prices Are for To-Day and^Saturday Only.
$2.00
ForKrippendorf ^Jc^Dittnian's^the lam-^ous Cincinnati mak^^ers of |m shoes^Ladies' bcM^|4 liand-turnetl Button lioots.
Ft r Cow boy H a t s, t^he^present fad^brown,^graftal, rt'il, e.'istor and^tan^original price $1 5)3.
$1.00
EXTRA
One-HourSales
Tlies ]in^'fs will hold^iflMol bmIj for tlie hours
ilesieJllllU'd.
$1.00
For Ladie*' Black^Sateen Petticoats^^lined, corded tlounce1^^worth ^1.f)0.
5c5c
ayard for %%e ami 10c^Comfort Calicoes ^ fast,^colors.
ayard for Cream Shaker^Flannels ^ the 10-eent^aaalltT.
/IF^ yai'^' lor ''O-iach all^L lC NVO^' l,,numo's' P'}dn and^bmW tancy colors, the correct^fabric for children's school^dresses, will wear like iron^^worth o0c.
;2P.M. TO 3 P. M.
Frithiv;inil Saturday^only
Ginghams
Apronrinnks and^Dress Style*
2C
15c
for:{.~^c values in imita-^tioo Tortoise Shell Back^Hair Ornaments.
3P. M. TO 4 P. M.
Fridayand Saturday^only
IndigoBlue
,Calicoes
\The Nfwi'st Patterns
10yards 30c
|A for Ladies' Fast Black^5 IffC s,':,,,1l,'^s Hosiery^the^1VV 30C value.
10c
$1.25
torChildren's Fast Bl'k^Ribbed Cotton Hose^^worth 15c a pair.
forLadies' 2-Clnsp^handsomely embroi^^dered |WM French^Kid Glovi s, every color^worth^fi.18 a pair.
4P. M. TO 5 P. M.
Fridayami Saturday^only
\Calicoes
/1ii hi^lit I sbbbH only
Sliest .j^Itlii* V ^ new -1
Vpatterusnml shapes.
\2C
GivenAway Free
Fortho Next M Days With^Kvctv dne of Our
AirTights or Steel Ranges
AGHAMP10NROASTER
MeatsRiLtsted. rJroilad, Fried^Without Odor
bSbbLosM ^mi I'ii^ Mki i sitbaat I ralas OmosM^sa saaksOave. oil stui' n ^ ^^t ump :n^ Mrst*
,.,i . coauasloa' gaaatsr, nasaa nit M aaMcal
i - .ml flnv nr.^siiiv*^ ri Bairsi. ^luvi ^ l.!i^ '.*i]. ^ti^vp- Ki-I up, f im.'^'.^elrsaeil aai lM'hfre(t. Vv^ |i:.; Iln- frttigh'. tu i'.it-ot-MSg^^ .i^toia'i^. al l. fulrruti .nil |iri^*s.
H.J. BLUHE
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PIPESTONEHOT SPRINGS
THELARGEST AM) FIX EST
Healthand Pleasure Resort
inrm; soianwKsT
RAILKOAIJRATES l-'ROn BLTTG
UoundTrip Tickets, piod for thirty days . . . . .
liouiidTtip Ticksfa, tfood for ten tlays
Kxcur.sionTitkils. onjonj ironi Satnniay until .Momliiy
12:it^^LfO^1.00
PIPESTONEHOT SPRINGS. MONTANA,
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laMB noses' t^ ronsider iiie match. srMt
Tin-I nil of the Matt! i.
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Ify, i vc StOBBSy BSt M I.i^cilinl M 'I'le'ivruevX.
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anpars^. \.i t
lie
'vealthy.el o. ,, . n*',, |y lua.i'.i ^v. ^^-^lurry inat r*au ; ,.x the rstsrs of thr
MVMjt!l'i :^^ I, , ,^ gst BBf Snctr ;^^' 1
nil1st tti,. . Slum stlfMr4 ilw^^ Um inny pair. Aran t his
llllllI',..: .11, 'il|,. tf-pMl' ^i foil,.
tlvoranrt KMnny Troubloe r.n^l Pss^^pltstlon of the Hesrt - Appetito^Poor and Co jM Not S!cep.
Firnrsrly 10 years I luv^ lieen^IsmMbI I '-ii r v Hsat and kidneys aa.l^Snsfitatlon ul the liesrt. and was under^the d^i',tur's rnre most of the time. I^roald net lie on Bay left sldp. My appe-^ti'e BTM psSt and 1 could not sleep. In^January the p;rlp confiniJ it.' to the^l-iit'.m'. I vv.u very low auil v\j^ altcaded^M gag BgfB liest physicians 1 could^^^ ^, h -i ^ ni 'il s^ t 'ioue,li not long would^heln ire. In *''irch I l'-ran tnlt!nj^ ^^kaMgV^BMM9BfBBB^ BSBMtkSn n week^I gasM | ' a Rood nieiif^ BsM^ I con^^tinue,! Ink'n-, Hood's HatNij-arMla rml I^r.m now il l.-to He on mv lot fide vrhieh^I had nut BBM til^!o to uo for yenrf. \f^ninr'.itc bi fSodsM 1 have ar lined in flesh^a:ui ft^' ^g'.h.'' Ma'. bTbMBBjM Maab,^IgaftMBth ses, low*. ImbW
Isttt. R - In f^ct the One Trw ltt^i^l IMr'-^fl % *^ druse *to. ^1. s'.^ tor $.V nctn-HHl s.
i bbi Iv vvWlnWcns
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THELATEST PUBLISHED
Cotitaiiiini,':tll the new t'oiiulios. Cuu'iti^- in colors. Printed oa
MtipbvMbI 1';i]'i r.
Price,Unmounted, $1.00 Each
Senthf mail on lei-eipt of MM
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InMouda,Montana.