The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-19
MARRIED AGAIN
Romantic sequel so m Theatrical E-rapsssis.
ssG 10 Year lAgo.

of Year Age.
CHicA,.o. sept. 1s.-''Shaw Caldwell
Al k.uosha, Wis. ON the afternoon of
SATURDAY.. Eli Bogar,lns Shaw of Chicago
tn Mrs. Eli Bogarsius shaw. nee Jcssic
Caldwell. also of Chicago" This IL the
sequel to the uis.icap freak in which May
Yohc, the actress. and the bridegroom.
f,IriSh.si fossi for "a seven days gossip and
grounds FOR a. subsequent divorce proceed
ing a iittl, over year ago. When the
Crystal Slipper" was playing at the
Chicago opera hou-c and the WASH
ington park races were in full blast, !
the eve of the Fourth OF July the audience
81 the tlseater discovered that Prince Prot
tiwitz was not the stage. The same
night Mrs. Eli Bogarsi,,s Shaw discovered
that her husband WAS likewise missing.
A conductor ON ~ Lake Shore train made
the further discovery that among his Isas-
scngers i'm a sleeping ear was young
woman for whom there came "a telegram
addressed to Miss May Iohc. All that
was told in the divorce court when T.. B.
entered scyering the tie which he had
overlooked at the time of the, s'scansds.
mentioned. ON returning to a. state of
single misery. however. young SHAW hs'-
gan to look matters -sIuarciy in the face.
aided, il il said. 10y some quiet pressure
,,n y n's ~ Ia1 hfnv" w" Hy ,.. "i., "f .",n,.,,
| friends "a reconciliation WAS affected and
in the quiet WISCONSIN village the tie
| which had been j,,is'i.slly severed was
| legally rrticsi and the young Isopic now
start liz" one" again.
| - Sewer Cont rsstssr- Likely to he sued.
| Special to the standard.
| BUTTE. Sept. II. There il prospect
| that another strike will occur b.'for,. the,
! contractors. McSirrry X Winters. have
| com nplst.d tiis, construction of th" Butte
| city sewer works. When McShcrry u
| Winters found they could not carry their
| point they yielded to the demands of tin.
| strikers and agreed Ia give the men 81 pea
| day il il claimed. But they arranged mat
| l,rs ~, that hut few of the strikers wcrs
| taken back to work. aud now il -pir..-
| that more trouble il in store for the con
| tractors. Tonight James Costello, who
| had gone to work ti" sewers unon tn.
| conclusion of the strike, was handed {,
check 10y the contractors in payment oi
! his work AT th. rate OF -. .asp per day Cos.
| trllo refused to TAX. the money, saying hs
had gone to work upon the distinct under
| standing that lac would b. paid at the rs,ts
Of S.i. They refused to pay that sum
stating that they never agreed To- pay tina
amount. Nevertheless som" of the mel
~ oi'' :. % per day. Co-,..li" no" nov.
says Ia, will -ue for his wages M full ans
s-an find plenty of men who Will r,a'iii,
testify that his claim to 81 per day u
strictly i'm accordance with his contract
| Whatever the outcome of this 'iiiiicult,
may b.. il cannot Ia denied that Me
Sherry 4 Winters have becn very unfor
t,Iti.,t. in tii., management OF tho coutr.ss
here. Their bitter fight Ia reduce Ill,
wages of the men ended in defeat
| much To- the satisfaction of the gcuers,
| public. whoss. sympathy was with th'.
| throughout. Again til. citizens think th
streets have been torn up n'ich iong.'
than IL really necessary. and they pet
, toned tia" council to urge the contractor
To push the work more rapidly than the
,",i.~,, n,xI nn ,,.,, The a, T ,. en a., AR
, mostly Italians, who have been import.-
: to coinpst. against the local lstborcr~.
in full at ti,. rat.. agreed upon. the rest 9
, the men will go out again.