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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-04-18

Capt. Schoonmaker held on to the rail
with all his remaining strength, but the
torrent of water was SO strong that a
machine gun near by was washed from
its fastenings and sent whirling across
the decks. Capt. Schoonmaker was
struck on the head by this gun, and either
killed outright, or knocked senseless, as
he was swept off the deck Immediately
and was seen no more. Paymaster Arms
and Pay Clerk Roche, were swept off to-
gether, and soon sank. Marine Lieut.
Sutton died in much the same way.
During the remainder of the afternoon
there followed succession of awful
scenes. The storm had not abated, and
the waves that seemed like mountains of
water rolled in from the ocean and broke
over the vessel. Sheets of water, which
fell from the clouds, and sand, beaten up
from the shore, struck against the houses
like hail; white men aud even natives
were frequently obliged 10 run to shelter.
The Vandalia continued to settle, and
only few men who had not already
taken to the rigging, stood upon the poop
deck or forecastle, as the vessel was al
most entirely under water amid ships.
So many had crowded into her mizzen
rigging, that there was no more room
there, and number of officers and men
rushed across the gun deck TO take ref
uge in the main and foremasts. Owing
TO the water pouring over the wreck this
was most perilous undertaking.
Almost twenty four hours had
elapsed since any man aboard
had tasted food and all were weak and
faint from hunger and exposure. Men
were now being swept from the decks and
rigging half a dozen at time, and a few
who felt themselves too weak to hold on
any longer, jumped into the water in q
lost effort for salvation. Nearly every
man who jumped or was washed into the
water succeeded in reaching the Nipsic.
and most of them got upon deck.
None of those who were swept
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23


Tonight the famous Hsnlons VII
begln = week engagement st Powers,
prVsentng the be&ut iful spectacular
'fsEt4sDAa. This Is one ot the mosi
successful pieces the H4nions have
evolved. Snd L seems destined Il be s.
popular As lie Voyage az suisse. The
company 4 4 large one. and the pro
ducl4on pronl ses 10 bx complete a. re-
gSTos scenery and mechanical effects.
There Wlll oe In4llnees on "Wednesday
and saturday.
.tZo-zo'' xll Doubtless prove pleas
.ng and taking card With the patrons
oi Redmond =. The cast alone mum
bers some twenty y-eigAg people. besldee
the auxlllarles which include chorus
ana = ballot Msunees sln he gwen
Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY aud
saturday.
Ii i not creditsble 10 Nr. Seaman ~
his management g. allow Young lei
low a. 80 acout annoying the audience
between tne acts, pedolng songs and
photographs IN circus fashion.
The visitors 10 the far VIII see one Of
the most attractive VARIETY bills OF tnt
season al Smiths NateriOO-st. theater
tlls wctk.
Brady & Carwo0d's : handsome new
theater IN Toledo Viii be thrown open
10 the puhhc tonight. Robert Downing
Is the attraction.
Mss Adah Evelyn. Of the "Zozoa
company, : very pretty and accom-
plshed society girl OF Brooklyn, \. \.
Mss Evelyn j. one Ot the many that
have left homes OK luxury, and
friends, - adopt ihe stage, and To-
day is considered among TIE most at
iractive and accomplished buritsQue
arUsts on the boards. Her beauty VIII
doubtless win her popularity among
the patrons OF Redmond THIS week.
Mrs Anna Berger-Lynch Is AT present
playing an engagement az the CoYcni
Garden theater, London. The follow
Nc 'iatterng comment Il clipped from
a G. on of the London edition Of the
New York Herald. There are some
who regard the cOrnet as an unmlu-
gated nuisance: but they have never
heard Nile. Berger. She plays II 80
that one fOrgets everything bat the
music, and last evening she was cncored
and cheered like some diva OF song.
Her first piece, Teresa" is composed
for the c0rnet; but her rendering OF
Killarney a. an encore was perhaps
one of the most charming things ever
heard. The people wanted another
encore but did not get it; and unfortun.
ately Mile. Bergers name was only or
the first part of the program
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

one # the most complete surprises
no ever witnessed occurred Sstureav
evening. September FL. The oocss.on
was the fifty-eghth birthday of
Peter Campbell ,'of 23i chsthan-si Nr
Campbell is one Of Grand Rapids old
residents. and very highly est. .ned rs
MS many friends. A few minutes Il 3
p. m. they began - gather from city
and county, and 81 s they silently
througed the grounds and porch, au1
a. TIE guests i.egsn - pour INTO fae
house. the Jausnese lanterns that hsd
been cununeiv concealed n fne
grounds. were set aulsze Inf bo.na
f-e s,rfaf. hrsss band Df shout tvorfr
rasros conn eted thf e8rpr sc with "1e
NanS~aus Strains ~ Dsden Times.
sroazod ve thirk. would he TIE batter
word ~ describe NJ lsrnr.brIlf feel
vvs Wf must say TsF one = fae
rnasf enjoyable slrprlses " ever par.
t,f..re tpr r N0t fff 81 cftesf break r
the faerns1 srn ~ tha whole evenings
.vrorrf. Tne RI resffnIofts were
sr,-nrfrioas ard tfss presents tesutfrI
ard rvnens 70. We hope NJ Csuufr'
nav 80 ~ ne 8 hundred vesrs Old arla
that every srrlveFsa~v rnsr hrng fn
81 nec1 pleasure g. t1s ouc dlt
OK
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23
A BIG FAILURE.
A Grand Rapids Firm Takes Hold Of the
Business.

Grand Rapids irm Takes Hold Of the
Business
From the Luther Lance.
The village Of Luther was stirred 20
the foundation, never as 4 had been
agitated before, by the news that the
firm which had originated the town had
gone % the wall The affair WAS pre-
cipitated 10y The banks who held the
Dwight notes, and the firm Of Tucker
4 Hoops, Of Grand Rapids, who had
purchased the cut Of lumber. assumed
control last Friday. On Wednesday
the men were paid m full, aid the mill
was shut down for a week OF two for
the purpose Of fully arranging matters
for a continuance Of the business. IL
is quite well understood that several
important changes vii be made. and
that the force VII be- greatly reduced
The future Of Luther is placed % the
balance in the ewes Of great many
/ citizens. but the Lanoe rs 81 the opinion
that the town Will immediately recover
from the serious blow which the firm
has received. Nessrs. Wilson. Luther
4 Wilson have the sincere regrets Of the
citizens in Their loss. and trust that the
business VIII sJt be az entire loss T.
them.
The new firm of Tucker a Hoops has
the envlahle reputation of being frFf
class business men, and viii rnt both
/ enterprise and push INTO the business
giving the town immediate relief Dv
substantial increase Of financial mat
/ tpys.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Notice is hereby given that the man
ufacturers of the celebrated brand Of
cigars american Field" under fac
smile label of that popular journal,
dulyauthorized, known 10 all the sports
mems clubs of the United States. have
constituted and appointed Ed. T..
Mohl, of Grand Rapids, as their agent
for the distribution of this brand of
cigars to the fraternity at large
throughout the State of Michigan,
where they Will be promptly served
upon the same terms and with the
same care As by ourselves.
A. w. FOoTE q Co.,
Sole Manufacturers,
Now Nork. y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23
A REMONSTRANCE
Against vacating Oakes-st. for the Unior
Depot.

against ici tht = Nun
Depot.
Some thirty-five or forty residents in
that portion of town will present re-
mOnstrance TO the council tonight
against vacatng Oakes-st., as asked by
the G.. Il. & |. r. II. The remonstrance
states that " Il would be a serious IN
convenience and damage 10 the resi-
dents and property owners upon Oakes-
st., Ellsworth-ave., Grsndvllle-aye. and
adjoining streets, who constantly re-
qulre the use of Oakes-st. as II now is
for public thoroughfare, and that the
vacatlng of SAID street will not be a
public Improvement, but on the con
trary public injury, for the reason
that the street is required to carry on
business and traffic along the various
streets intersectng sad street"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

We want to show you our Suits and
Overcoats this fall whether you buy or not.
All we ask is an opportunity of showing
our matchleSs inducements
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

All the latest and most modern styles
are included In our extensive stock. We
show the very newest patterns of the season
In all our goods.
Our selections have been made with
particular care and peculiar reference to
the tastes of our trade. So well have we
needed the adage "make bargains and you
make friends" that we number the latter
by legion, and the former is shown in the
price of every garment in our bright
new stock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23
THE MISSES GAGE & BENEDICT'S
Schools for Dancing
Hartman's Block. cor. Fountain and Ionia ST..

Regular Hop-Every Thursday Night.
Private LesSOns-tiiven by appointment.
Regular Adult Classes-Eyery Tuesday night
at the Academy.
Chlldren's CIasses-Regular Saturday class
every Saturday afternoon at Oclock. Private
class every Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Advance graded class for masters and misses
every Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Hereafter no pupils for the afternoon classes
will BE- taken for less than one-half term.
The first lesson Will be given Tuesday. sept.
q; the hrst hop Thursday the 26; Saturday
class the 2Sth.
TERMS, STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE
The music for all classes VIII be under the
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Braun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23
The Woman's Exchange

Is now ready to furnish home prepared
refreshments of all kinds and at short
notice to parties IN or out of the city
for weddings, parties, receptions, club
banquets, etc.
ll2 MoNRoE-sr., TELEPHONE 6s2.
The Womans Exchange serves
oysters and all other refreshments at
reasonable prices and best quality.
ll2 h0NR0E-sT., TELTPHoNE 6s2.
Best in the world-Banner cigar.
Charlotte Russo by the quart at
THE WoNAN's EXCHANGE.
ll2 MonrOe-st., Telephone 6S2.
ladies' Plush Cloaks at $500 at
Barth's.
Misses fine four-button KID gloves. all
zos, 20 cents a pair. kloIn's Glove
Emporium, - Pcari-st.
Imported sa2ouy Yarn at Barth's.
For afull outfit. including everything
for Housekeeping. for the least money.
90 20 the Vinegar Furniture CO.. l13,
l-5, l27 and l29 south Dvaon-.t.
See KendalFs adveliis ment in to
day paper.
Can't be beat-Banner cEar.
Imported Germantown Yarn al
BaTihs.
Vinegar Furniture Go. are selling a
fine rettnru of fnrran Garnet for d.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

H-s E1srvs Soothing ~-rar sherls a.
Uers - 0sfr f-~ ~ r~e7 -esti - It sarttes
ffe tr .o~Hs tfe Esr1s svs nezn-
ceres rirs e srt a tae test rsfssg fsf
elzrrtfa - sbfa
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Is now ready to furnish home-prepared
refreshments of all kinds and at short
notice to parties in or out of the city
for weddings, parties, receptions, club
banquets, etc.
1l2 MoSRoE-sT., TELEPHONE 6s2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Ladies' Plush Cloaks at $500 at
Barth'e
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

The WOman's Exchange serves
oysters and all other refreshments at
reasonable prices and best quality.
ll2 M0NRoE-sT., TELEPHONE 6s2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Charlotte Russo by the quart at
THE WoNAN's EXCHANGE.
1l2 MonrOe-st., Telephone 6s2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Cars - srsf-Bsnner egsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Misses fine four-button KID gloves all
zos. 30 cents PAR. klcin's Glove
Emporium, - PcarI-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

For afull outfit. including everything
for housekeeping, for the feast mon u.
90 20 the Vinegar Furniture Co.. l23,
115. l27 and lZ9 south Dvson-.t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

imported sazonv Yam At Barth's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23
Marvellous Fireworks.

Tickets on sale at Dikeman's. Jeweler:
Harris, Dlvision-st.; Sweets Hotel; Halls
Book store: Eaton n Lyon Book Store; White
& White. Druggists; Postoflce West Side
Fair Grounds. during Fair.
Admission. % cents Children under Il
years. - cents. Reserved Seats. 25c extra.
Open at 200; commences at 90 sharp.
Seats for 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

See KendalFs advert ment 10 to
day : paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-23

Best in the world-Banner cigar.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-23
Safe No. 3
pounds
lei twthTH STATESMAN months for $603
t ... SAFE No. 8 . 19sz !. II. I.

weight
Sentw months
Freight
subscriber
fill
which
hemro FIRE prying thieves burglars.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-23
Description of Our Safes.

walls filed with the concrete, TIE is
heated which that fills the 's
bOn the heat The outside iron formed one plate round at
forming outline aound safe The doors are PeC
nnpokabe com
which does entirely with the old style handle for throwing the 0 No
mber lock and set to three numbers and By operating the dial sooS IN n
safe set his lock numbers his selection that none WIN know 70
upright
lehand corner nicely painted and bottom
Of safe crpeted
hnh being the best in the country
the safe without extra charge
mbs removable three wheel combination lock
latest patent June IL, 1SSSys2% @E
No 4 Safe 1890
No q safe 49, ............ 67.50
ADDRESS
3 THE AUSTIN STATEsMAN,a
"-r Austin. : Texas
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-23

Cooking RecpesThs department occupies seventy pages
ana 10 complete and most excellent cook book II comprises
poultry fish, vegetables salads and rehcs and rolls
ees and preserves puddngs pies fancy Dishes
ices summer drinks, and confectionery.
. Ladies' Fancy Work.-Heren are given designs and
directions for making beautiful things adornment
the home at small cost including table
tdes embroidery designs, work baskets hasocks pillow
shams clothes brush holders scrap pin cushions pen wpers
music stands cara Baskets screens, slipper cases. catch
ottomans, sofa pillows, wall pockets, etc., etc.
thirty pages allotted 10 this subject win
be found OF interest and value every lady who
flowers given to the best
cation ofnsect pests likewise directions many beau.
iu hSral and other devices for window gardening
dana. The Home fifty pages allotted to this
as nneenhs Of the books this kind are given
yet reliable home remedies for all the complaints
which mankind Subject and the information gained will be
found to save many dollars in doctors bills annually.
The TOile-The teeth, hands, hair, BREATH lips and
complexion treated under this headng given
for removing all bmshes beautng the same likewise
recipes for various kinds OF nerfumery, etc., etc.
The Laundry for washing all kinds fabrics
sprnklers washing uid starch much other nfor
nation OF great value will be found in this department.
cycopeda Of valuable and useful information worth
more than the price ofthe book housekeepe
with facts hints and upon such variety Ofpics that
enumerated above. 1t is vast sorehouse of usefI
IND and no man who has home and acre
ul Wen that farmers are class who have money
OF this book will be to them the most profitable
uld md It's way into every rural home.
~ handsome DOCK or OLA pages 2mo, printed upon fine
s wc IN s BLACK and g9d contains Two Hun
Is large and as handsomely gotten books usually
Of the book in geld to every farmer and lousekeepsr
d the Farm and Household Cyclopedia will
lress
iTATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-19
THE TRADE CLOSED.
The Revenue Mine Goes tai % sale AT Hand
some Figures.
Sra.i.l IN sl. - sautari

The Revenue Mine Ss0es tai % sale AT Hand
Ome Figures.
Special to the standard.
poN Uct. 1S.-The sale Of the Revenue
mine, ON Richmond Flat. to George ID.
Roberts of New York. has just been con-
The consideration IL said to
be Sx,D,ODO cash. Ii il understood the
Same party will acquire "a controlling
interest i'm the Potosi silver mine in the
near future; and IL is more than probable
that the mines adjoining the Revenue,
which under the able of =.
*. Knox have given excellent promise,
will soon pass into the same hands.
A survey for u townsitc at the ranch Of
has been ordered. This point will b, the
terminus of the branch railroad from
Sand creek tai Red Bluff. Depot grounds
have already been purchased.
A large force of mon il employed grad
ing ON the site Of the concentration of the
Pony Gold Mining company. Supplies Of
coal and machinery for the new works
are arriving daily.
One of the most disagrceable circum-
stances of the rush now being made to
Pony is the lack of hotel and other ac-
Communications.
A lumber yard has been established
herr. by Marshall of Helena.
w. w. Morris, of the. Pony
Mining company. and family have, gone
east ON u pleasure tour. During his alb
sence Mr.. Woods. formerly supcrintend-
cnt OF the King Solomon mime in Colo
RADIO, will look after tho ~coinpany's at
fairs.
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THEY hit 1T WRONG
Bunk0 Steerers in New York City Who
Picked the Wfon6 Han.
mow the Game Wsa Tried on = Merchants
Living in This City-Ths n-Ast Eel p.
low oa Earth so he Caught
bn the Ssag~.

When hc returned tn thisc city. two days
ago, after n two Month trip i'm the east,
John j. Crockett had hardly unpacked his
griusack before half the town knew OF his
adventures with bunko-stccrcrs I'm New
York city. Owing tn circumstances for
which people who know Mr.. Crockct are
quite unable tai account hc was picked UP
i'm tin. metropolis as an innocent young
man from the. cowboy section who might
easily In, lurs.d into the thrs.c-cnrSl rackct
Evidently tn. sc.hemcrs were not init
matcly acquainted with Mr.. Crockct.
IL all happened the day after Mr..
Crocket arrived i'm New York. As usual,
hc was met on Broadway with the saluta-
ton. "Heilo Crockett, when did you
get i'm town." OF course, the stranger
was thu sou of the president Of the Second
National Bank of Helena. He knew GRO
chet like u book and wanted tai see about
sending sample of clothing tn firms in
Anaconda. A. IA matter of course. the
tOwnsman kindly agreed tn
bring out the samples and soon found him
self i'm a room with the. usual third party
who had IA story, "a poe,kct book fnli
of money and the thrcs-carl outfit.
John saw the capisHr win 50 at first and
then $40. In pursuance of the btinkO rit-
ual. the time came when il WAS crockct's
turn to bct, whcrsupon lic quietly observed,
mlo" =, fool do you suppose ! havs
years without learning enough L" see
through your little game"
Current rumor has IL that the entcrpris-
ing book and stationery dealer i'm his city
added some very effective seventeenth
century English To this inquiry, and that
before tile session was twenty minutes old
the capper was glad To get out of the
scrslpe.
IL must IL, said that there is "a sort oi
S..sini ,nMns"an wh.m n. is dressed M
and OH his travels. hut after all how in
finitely amusing il il To think that he, al
for "a suckcr by metropolitan bunko steer
err. He could give them points.
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y IN rHs SHAFT.

Yo0ng w. q. mean1ng xeets . 0oaaen Na6
Tsrptble Death ~ the Woska.
AZ S:sO o'clock last night q terrible acci-
dent resulted in the instantaneous death
Of w. =. IIenninR, an employees In tho sal-
yer mill M Carroll. II WINS u part OF Hem
ning's business To oil the shnfting in the
silver mill. While engaged In that work,
the mill i'm which the pans are located tD
the next floor below where he climbed n
ladder In order tn reach N bearing which
needed his attention.
Several men employed in the mill were
neal Ivy. hut his movements attracted no
special attention until a cry WAS heard.
An instant later, IL was that
the unfortunate man had been
caught in the Shafting. and, viii all
possible haste, the machinery
was stopped. HenninR's companions
FASTENED to his rescue only tai find his
lifcless and manRled form caught in the
clothing whipped from his body. His
head and face were mangle beyond
recognition. The ambulance was sum
monca and the remain brought at once
tn Ehret's undertaking rooms.
Mr.. Hcnning was n young man who
came to Montana about two years ago.
For "a time hc was employed i'm the
sanplin9 mill at the lower works. After
wards he secured work mt the Blue-Eyed
Nellie mine. Returning to Carroll he was
employed i'm the silver mill constantly
until last nights terrible. accident. His
home was i'm Sedan, Kansas, where his
parents reside. An unopened letter from
his father was found last night among his
papprs. Word has been sent to his fami
~. and the remains will bc held subject e
whatever instructions are received.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-19
TOLD IN A LINE.

Complete lire of cartridges at Anacon-
da Hardware Co.'S.
Go to Halves for fine work in photo
graphs.
Excellent is the finish of Hawes's photo
graphic art.
Guns for rent Mt Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Estes & Conncll have received their new
fall stock of clothing.
Guns and at the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
photographs i'm all the latest novelties
ut Hawes's Palace Studio
For style, good goods and II perfect fit,
no to Estes & Conncll's for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
New underwear, ovcr~shirts, neck wear,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
& Connell's.
Guns and rifles at Anaconda Hardwar
Co.'S.
Estes & Council are marking their new
stock OF clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
IL you want n suit of clothes made to
order call at Estes & Conncll. They have
over 30 samples To select from. and guar
antee n perfect fit.
Call and soc those pushes at n cents mt
Estes & Connell Mercantile Co.'s
Ladies', call and see those b cent
pushes now OH sale AT the Estes & Con-
nell Mercantile Co.'S.
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Al the re

st. Marks church, Episcopal. will hold
service i'm Ode Fellows hall tomorrow ut
IL ~. m. and 4 y. IN. Sunday school ut ~
a. M. Rev. w. T.. Mes. pastor.
} Services at 81. Paul's church,. Catholic,
at S:3D and lO::D n. M, and 1::D p. m.
Mass every day at \ O'clock. This church
il always open. Rev. Father DeSiere,
pastor.
In the Presbyterian church services
are held at II n. IN. and 1:45 y. IN. Sunday
school ut IL I'D p. M, and Chinese school
at I I'D p. mn. Meeting of the Y. Il. -. G.. T..
at 6:45 y. nm. Rev: j. :. Lamont. pastor.
n. m. and \ p. M. Sunday school at = D..
IN. Rev. =. ID. Barbcc, pastor.
Services of the Methodist Episcopal
church will In held i'm the parsonage, az
u. IN. and 3 y. m. Sunday school at 2:3D
-. m. Rev. l.. Lowry, pastor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-19
ESTES & CONNELL
Mercantile Co.
Special Bargains fol
This Week.
Pushes.


Silk Plush, IS and Is i'm.
wide at soc per yard, worth
ooc and 81. "a in. extra
goods at 81 per yard, we'll
worth $3.50.
SILKS.
Black Faile Silk at 75c,
for this week only. Colored
Faile at CSC per yard.
Black Rhadame Silk for
87Hc per yard. This silk
is actually worth $3.50. We
cannot replace the same
silk for $I.2o.
Surah Silk in all the new
evening shades at ACC per
yard.
Newline of c olored Sateens
at soc per yard.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Direct from Paris. All
wool Tricot, 40 inches wide
at soc.
All wool Ladies' Cloth,
40 inches wide Ca nice line
of shades) at soc per yard.
Fine all wool imported
Ladies' Cloth, 81 in. wide,
at 75c per yard.
Wool Surah in all the
newest fall shades, 40 in.
wide, at soc per yard.
New goods arriving daily
in every department.
ESTES 4 CONNELL NER. co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-19
PERSONAL.

Genera Manager w. II. Baldwin. Of
the Montana Union, was u guest at the
Montana last night.
Assistant General Manager G.. w. Dick
enson. Northern Pacific railroad, of Hell
ena, spent several hours i'm Anaconda yes-
terrlay.
j. =. Proctor, of ST. Paul; G.. II. Hanlcy,
of San Francisco. and G.. Il. Stacey, Of
Chicago, are among yesterdays arrivals.
w. 4. OConnell. of Missoula, lis regis
tered at the Montana.
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Another Charge.

From the New York sun.
We were talking about the wer, when a
one-armed man came mp and seemed es-
pccially Interested. The Major sized him
up for AN old troopcr, and finally qucried:
"My friend, perhaps you lost that arm
"Oh, no, sir. Ii was another Charge"
replied the man.
"Whcre""
years ago. l charged a man with being n
liar. aud he cut my arm oil with N corn
knife"