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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-11
ALL SUITE TALKING OPERA.

a Change In thc sele~tsoa. that win Per-
matt Jach Tn Appear Each Nsxhs.
Ry the Standards sIs~iai Wire.
Butte, March 1O.-Thc public sale of
seats Tor the Juch opera season began
th,is morning and ~ large nnmbcr of APP
p~licants were on hand bright and early.
For Thursday might, when Faust" will bc
the attraction. every seut down stairs has
bsen sold. A number of seats in the hal
cony and three boxes, however, still re-
main undisoosed NJ. The sale for Friday
and Saturday nights is mot SD large and u
guodly nuinher of eligible seats still rc-
main. The board for the matinee. while
nberaIly covered with BLACK dots, p.ysents
Others; bat ID Is more than likely
that every seat will he occupied when
the opera selected for that occasion. The
sale of seats 40 far greatly exceeds the
amount OF the guaranteed $A.OD. and II is
will tai fully Si,UOO. Butte has the
fever i'm it's most malignant type and all
that can b, nearl a'n4nE society people
vary the general song with "What shall !
wear?" The Ouch entertainment will bc
feature. In order that the request for the
appearance of Miss Juch mt each nights
performance. could hc complied with, il
change in the ~reportoirr as originally de-
cidcd upon. Instead Of "william Tcll,''
billed for Saturday night, the great opera,
night and "Carmcn." selected for that
might will be sung Saturday night. The
,hs Girl" will hs the at'rnssion r,
appear as Marguerite. In der frcis-
chutz'' she will sustain the character of
Agnes, and i'm "Carmcn" the title. These
are her greatest characters, and i'm them
In has made her grsandest success. Ia
repertoire as now arranged il the same as
that selected Tor Helena. ana ~ PROMISED
to he a great Improvement on the original
selections.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-11
Crazy Isiily'' Has Sis Isanst~ iuii.

Iy the Sfand;trds special WIRE.
BUTTE. March 1O.-Sa Morgan and
Henry Simons. generally known as
'trazy Billy" became engaged in "a con-
trovcrsy at tho Combination gambling
house early Sunday morning. From
words il canc to blows with results dc-
cihedly disastrous to MorHan's facial
beauty. as was seen when he was ar
raigued i'm the polics. court tonight. The
police swoopcd down on the
and arrs-1'd them for disturbing the
peace. Both gave bonds for
their appearance. Tonight. when ar
r~aigncti, Morgan pleaded not guilty. b,t
subsequently changed his mind. withdrew
the plea and acknowledges tn. soft inn
~pcachnnrnt. His candor cost him exactly
Sit. which amount covered his fine and
costs. Simmons pleaded not guilty and his
trial was sct for Tomorrow at I o'clock.
After the gentleman wlo-s. alias il su3-
gsstive of AN unbalanced mind had left
the court room. Morgan filed - complaint
against him for assault and battery and
he was rearrrstssd and gave bonds the
second time for his appearance to-,nor-
snW
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-11

Special COrrespOndencc OF the Standard.
BUTTE, March lO.-The trans
fcrs were recorded i'm the Office Of the
county clerk yesterday:
Mrs. A. L. Bell tn William O'Niara for
500. lot i'm Boarslman street.
Robert O'Ncil to- NJ. A. Phiipot for $40,
lot Is In block II Of West walkcrville.
James w. Forbis to Maggie Cusick for
800, lot Ii in block = in Noycs Il Cpton's
addition.
Alice Gold and Silver Mining
to Robert O'Ncil for $50, lot Is i'm block
IA of West W~alkcrville.
Vernon Dent to Andrew j. Davis for
$i5o. lots 10 and n in block q of the Tran
sit addition.
Andrc j. Davis tn Vernon Dent for
sl5O. lots II and L. i'm blork 5 Of the Tran
cit addition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-11
TWO LIVELY
The Course of One Marked by u Display of
MIX Cans.

The COurNe at One Marked by u display OF
Milk Cans.
BY the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March 1O.-A number of r,na-
ways took place his afternoon none of
which, however, were followed by serious
results. The only one bordering ON the
serious was that i'm which n little broken
down cayuse played the star part. The
animal was hitchcd tn n light wagon i'm
which were u woman and five or six
milk cans. Becoming frightened at some
object the horse started up Main street at
a gait which must have surprised even
itself and in "a few moments cans of alleged
milk were flying i'm all direc-
tions. The cans were soon fol-
lowed by the oman who landed
with much more celebrity than grace on
the edge of the sidewalk. Bystandcrs
rushed to her relief and found that aside
from being BADLY scared and slightly
bruised the woman had received no i'm
juries. Her name could not he learned.
In Meaderville this afternoon the horse
of Frank Paquin. "a butcher. ran away.
The horse was left standing, in front OF
the Imperial market. and took fright and
eallopcd eastward until he became inn
mersed i'm n mud hole. Tho horse was
not badly injured. but the cart was dam
aged to the extent OF about thirty dollars.
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The Case Against O'BrIen.

by the Standards Special Vine.
Butte. March lO.-O'Brien the crook,
arrested "Wednesday night for completely
i'm n highway robbery committed on the
night OF December 8 last, was arraiHncd
before Judge Ncwkirk to-day and pleaded
not guilty. His hearing was set for
Wednesday,. The robbery for which
O'Brien il being held was one of the
boldest OF the many I'm last win
ter and almost ended i'm murder. Thomas
Conway was the victim and vas invcigled
into visiting the lower end of Wyoming
street where he was told n man wanted to
see him. b near the old placer dig
QinGs Conway was set upon by three men.
knocked down and robbed Of about 500.
The robbers were trailed AS far as Helena.
whers, all track of them was lost, and IL
vas only upon O'Brien's return that he
was recognized and pulled. Ii will be inn
possible to prove n case against % Bricn
without the testimony of nwa The
latter has left the city, hut il is thought he
is working at some of the camps near
Butte. nrgha Macarthur will ask the
board Of county commissioners Ia bear
the expense OF teleRraphinH or seudinR
FOR him.
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THE SALE.
Its Ibetaii-to F- Cosnp letcsi without NJ uch
Delay.

a., ibetaiisto le Corn without Much
Delay.
Butte. March 1O.-Henry IBratno Der.
for many years superintendent of the
famous Drum Lummon mine, has just re-
turned from a visit to England and was i'm
Butte yesterday. Mr.. Bratnobdr, while i'm
England. perfected arrangements for the
purchase of thc Elkhorn mining property
in jefferson county. After concluding the
arrangements in Montana, i'm relation to
the company's property. Mr.. Bratnobcr
will turn the property over tn Capt. J. NJ.
Plummer, formerly OF the Granite Noun
tain Mining who will la super
of the Eikhorn properties. In
conversation with n reporter to-day. Mr..
Bratnober said that while i'm London thcr,.
was more talk of precinct "a than thcry.
has been i'm the Eastern cities.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-01
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL

"A man should DO not only right but
rightcous.
There arc cntccn registered scots
Of Woslcyans and Mcthodists.
Girls arc hereafter to he allowed to
attend the Rhode Island State Agricul-
tural school.
Tho Puget Sound Methodist Uni
vorsity at Tacoma has opened with
nearly 200 students in attendance.
Prayer and praise arc like the double
motion of the lungs; tho air that is
drawn in by prayer is brcathrd forth
ngain by Thanksgiving -Goodwin.
Daniel" says Nh. Moody. had n
kind of religion that would boar trans
portation; it stood tho journey from Jc-
rusalom to babylon, and was just as good
abroad as at homo"
Tho Fiji Islands Mission has 1907
church members and lO1, $50 attendance
in public worship. Fifty years ago there
was not Christian on the islands; now
there is not heathen.
To attempt to understand tho mys-
teries of religion by science, is like
blind man seeking the sun ut midday,
with lighted candle. Moro light is
useless, new oycs arc needed.
"A leading Japanese newspaper, tho
Hoch Schimbun, declares that Christi
anity is slowly but steadily making pro-
gress in Japan. never rctrograding for
an instant. The future of Buddhism, it
says, is indeed in peril.
Regent very trustworthy calcula-
tions of the population of the Chinese
Empire by Russian authorities reckon
it at S., 900. 00O, and tho annual increase
at 100000. Not ono in 10000 ever
heard of the religion of jesus Christ.
Follow Christ, In spirit if
not in letter, wo must follow him along
the road he trod on earth, and that was
road Of sclf-ahnegation, Of poverty, of
homelessncss of tho base mans hatred
and tho proud mans scorn. Let us not
disguise it; it is no primrose path of
dalliancc, but a hard road, hard and vet
happy, and all the highest and tho
noblcst OF earth have troddon it; all who
have regarded the things eternal not as
things future, but merely as tho unseen
realities about them now.--t'. W. Far
rar.
Tho follow Sunday in Brook
lyn have over 1000 pupils: Greenwood
Baptist, LOGO; Marcy Avenue Baptist,
1,7l5; Park Avenue branch of Tompliins
Avenue Congregational, 1,3T1; bethesda
Mission Central Congregational, 1859;
Central Congregational School, 1,O0G;
Bushwick Avenue Methodist Episcopal,
1.026; Hanson Place Methodist Episco-
pal, 1904; Nostrand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal, 1.1S2; Troop Avenue Prcsby-
terinn. 1;o7o; Troop Avenue Mission,
1887; Brooklyn Tabernacle, 1890;
Twelfth Street Reformed, 1890; La
fayctte Avenue Presbyterian (threc
schools), 1854; Plymouth (thrcc schools),
33OS: total 1S307
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BEDFORD CITY.

BEDFORD CITY, Oct. 81 Special =
Mr.. 9. II. Marklcy is busily engage d
putting in the machinery of the knitting
mill. The engines, boilers and shafting
arc ia place, and it is thought that work
will be begun in about two weeks.
Bedford City has been visited during
the past week by number of promi-
ncnt business men from other points.
Most Of these gentlemen have shown
their interest in our town. and their
faith II its future by investing in real
estate.
D. D!andford & Co. arc now engaged
IN laying seven thousand feet of now
water main. The new mains extend in
throo different directions, connecting
with Jotcr Female Institute. Markley's
knitting mills, and the Longwood prop
erty.
The town council has made arrange
inonts With DIR. W. W. Smith to opcn 4
neg street through tho grounds of the
Randolph Macon Academy, to connect
bedford avenue and College street.
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sETel in a very dull setting Of con.
dcnsed comic opera. Recently, mutt
lated fragment Of LA File de Madame
Angot" has been abused for this pur-
pose. But now She will have whole
play, though not a very long one.
When this idea dawncd upon the
management its brilliancy was obscurcd
by slight cloud: Carmcncita can not
speak English. OF course sho has picked
up Il little Of the language, but when she
uses it our mother tongue is put through
wilder commissions than is the pretty
Spaniard's body in her widest cachucha.
And Carmencita, so widely advertised,
so much written about in the papers, is
still u novelty. / was convinced of it
when saw her one evening last week.
The hall was we'll filled an hour before
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-01

OF her. 1 am not now referring to tho
fact that she dances in skirts, but to
tho exceeding brevity of her perform
anccs.
At Niblo's where she made her first
conquest of New York, she danced not
more than three minutes each night. AT
the concert hall, where she is now the
leading attraction, she has been but
little more liberal with the public
In explanation. it has been said that
no human being could stand it to dance
long as Carmcncita does. A spectator
might we'll believe this.
All the muscles in Carmencita's body
including, apparently, several hun
dred which are not found in most Of us
arc employed in the production of gy-
rations such as threaten to rend her
comely form to bits. In fact, despite
her lively kicking, she dances least of
all with the apparatus usually employed
in such performances. Her body and
her arms do an incredible work.
Hitherto, Carmencita has been the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-01

Of Carmencita, and then as those who
have seen curiosity and suppose that
they ought to be satisfied. Two OF the
four ''gaiety dancers who appeared
later in tho evening had moro personal
admirers. If one might judge by APP
plause. But il either OF those girls had
danced for one minute after the fashion
OF Carmoncita, she would have been
nothing but mass Of dislocations and
fractures at the end Of 1t.
She has very supple figure. Not one
woman in hundred could over learn, or
could have been taught, il the lessons
had begun in girlhood, to bond tho spine
as Carmencita can. If her movements
were not so rapid their analogy to those
OF the ordinary contortionist would be
perceptible.
Then she has been we'll trained She
talks good deal about inspiration
says that she has only tho general idea
of Il dance in her mind when she goes
upon the stage-but careful work under
thoroughly competent teacher has
made her what She is. TO lapse into a
descriptive "bull," she does very clover
sleigh t-of-hand work with her body
She stands, let us say, with her arms
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extended as one OF the pictures shows
her. Then sho bends backward, oh. so
far backward, till you think her head
will certainly fall off. Suddenly she
turns her body little to one side, but
so quickly and with such a deceptive
wave of the hands that your heart comes
up into your mouth, for You think that
her body has whirlcd clear around on
her spine as an axis.
She can do hundred such tricks as
that Tho positions which she really
assumes are not thousandth part so
miraculous as those she makes one
think she has assumed.
AS to her kicking, we'll, it is graceful
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ClRIsrIANsnURG, Va. Oct. 3l.-ISne
ciai. I've had white frost Yesterday
morning, and there was thin crust of
ice.
TIE blasts Oh the double track of Tie
Noiiolk and Western railroad continue.
Invitations arc out for tho marriage Of
M. John Stephens and Miss .ranettp
Junkin, The daughter &c Judge Judkin.
OF or1 county court
Mes Celia Baird. OF the Female Col
legc, is also to we'd to DR.. Pollard, Of
fiot SPRINGS, Arkansas.
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BUENA VISTA.

siUENA VISTA, Oct. 3i.-I Special IA
number of private residences AFRO going
mp n different portions OF tho town.
Tho Bucna Vista Iron Company's cars
arc now busy hauling orc from tho
,ninos 10 the furnace.
Tho Virginia Investment and Develop
mcnt Company has been organized here
with capital stock of 81 900, 900.
a company has been organized, and
the charter obtained, for tho establish
mcnt and operation OF Il glass works
hero. The capital stock OF this company
is 5000, 900, 100000 OF which was sub
scr;bel Ivy capitalists from pittsburg:
$780, 2G was subscribed by local capital
lists, and the balance made up from diff
fcrCnt points in the State. DIR. William
II. RUfncr was elected president.
Yesterday morning, about S:3O o'clock
MIR. Charles Cash, "A carpenter engaged
at UOrI On the large hotel building of
the Lexington Investment Company, on
Sycayucrc avenue, near the Wise Wagon
Works, fell from the top OF the brick
building TO the ground. distance of
fifty feet He was pulling down the
scaffold near the edge of the roof: a
plank gave way and he fell. His right
thigh was fractured in two places. nose
badly mashed and right elbow spraincd
and badly confused.
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SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA NEWS.
RApIoap CITY.

EADroRD, Oct. 3i.-lSreciall- IA ma 5
meeting of tho citizens OF Radford W,
held Tuesday 10 !akc steps toward SEGA.
ing the extension or tho Chesapeake AZ
Ohio railroad to this city. The follow
ing committee WIS appointed after niue
ensnus.astic spocch-malS;ng Captain
Robinson, Dr.. j. s. Smith, mir. W. i
l'ainrr. Mr.. Sharertz, Captain Adan
and Mr.. Boswell.
Miss Hattie Peters, daughter OF Mayo
\. H. Peters, and Mr.. W. ". Andersen
of Nowbcrnc, were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon at tho home o.
tho BRIDES parents, Rev. Mr.. Kelly per
formi1g the ceremony.
Aaron Jeffrey, Of this city, was united
in marriage to Miss Manic Luck, o;
buckingham Court House, Wednesday,
Miss Luck is the sister Of Mr.. T. ID.
Luck, of Radford inn.
Tho work of merchandising Radford's
streets waits only for tho arrival, which
is expected daily, of tho largo stone
crnsher Of Mcssrs. s. w. Fuller IL Co.
One CT Radford's latest organizations
is tno River City Club. formed for social
purposes. This club will have comfor-
table, woll-appointcd rooms, among
them reading room.
An American flag has been ordered
us u rclc is secured it will he unfurlcd.
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- - - -
WIT AND WISDOM.

The mud turtle has moro snap than
has the lazy man who sits on tho fcnco
TO look Att.
They are never alone that arc &C
companied by noble thoughts.-Sir
Philip Sidney.
Keep hopo in your heart but don't
neglect to keep something to work with
in your hands.-West Shore.
Too feeble fall tho impressions OF
nature on us. Every touch should thrill.
Life is an ecstasy Emerson.
know thysclf, and keep tho in
formation to myself. This is good adj
vice.-IIartford Religious Herald.
If all the good there is in thought
wcro put in deed earth would soon bo
parad Use. Florence (Kan.) Herald.
Poet, who is reading his verses to
friond-Ah! my words seem to touch
you. You AFRO shedding tears, "No only
wiping off the pcrspiration. "-Flicgcndc
Blattcr.
drop mo line" cried tho drawing
poet. 81 havo no otherlncs than these"
replied tho editor on tho boat And he
tossed him one of his own pocms.-Ilar-
pcr's BaZar.
docs Mrs. Weeds mourn her hus-
band sincornly?' asked Mrs. Wing.
'1ndeed she does" was tho reply "She
hasn' t anybody but tho iceman now to
scold. "-Somcrvillc journal.
People arc never so miserable rs
when engaged in strife, moved by envy,
hatred, jealousy and ambition. They
arc never so happy as when united III
loving ministries TO ono another.
This mundane sphere is mighty
and tho sweet go hand in hand, and you
always strike an up grade when you arc
i'll tho biggest hurry.-Ram's Horn.
Anger is the most impotcnt passion
that accompanies the mind of man; it
effects nothing it goes about. AMI hurts
tho man who is possessed hy it more
than any other against whom il is di-
rcctcd. Clarendon.
Now" said the maternal oystor
'you cuddle down and keep out Of tho
way when these drcdgcrs go to work.
There's dreadful penalty awaiting YOU
if you don't" "What is it?" SOLITARY
confinement in stew. "-Washinrton
Post.
AHNlOuS MOtUcf-l am so worried
about my littlo son. The doctor saws
his heart is weak and no mustn't run at
all, but how can / prevent it? business
Man Easily enough, my dear madam.
Get him n situation as GRAND boy
Good News.
Summer Girl-Gcorge, youmust not
kiss mo any moro. Summer Youth
What! My dar--- Summer Girl-Don't
put your arm around me- 1t isn't right
now. Summer Youth-Wha-wh what has
happened" Summer Girl-The gentle
man IN engaged to will be here in an
hour.-N. y. Weekly.
And so, within our narrow working
spheres the truth stands for every ono
OF us. Special instances OF trcachcry
and baseness wc shall have To cncomn-
ter, and whore motive, are not wholly
bad, we shall lind thoir quality con fused
and mixed. wc shall find thaI il is no.
salo or wise TO trust implicitly. Always
we shall find room and mood for the OK
crci @ of broad charity, bu; wo can
only live truly and usctu.v by always
recognizing he higher side 81 men.
whether IN masses or inGit idually, by
appealing =. thnir otter 'nst nct~. heir
noblcr svi,cs, tuc.r Ju.,.vr mnda -
Anon.
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ICoPYRIc.,-'. lsgaI
Especial ..crEcspondcnc,.l

Carn's.C;ia, tho Pearl of Selvil!e. the
ad-.isation of Now York and tho great
chief wriggler of all creation, is going to
become an actress. She will enlarge
her sphere.
Competition is tho cause of it. Car
mencita is no longer the only exponent
of SPANS sensuous graccs in tho dance.
Senorita Otero has made q start in the
same limo of business, and the result is
that which follows competition every
where, namely, moro of tho commodity
can be had for the same money.
This suggests tho consideration OF
ono notable popularity of Carmoncita's
success, the public has seen SO very little
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D6NA-'Ni.Nu ish NiiO3 LIE Hal DAME.
enough, and not at all improper, but
will defy anybody to fix his attention
upon that part Of tho performance. Tho
spectator with any soul at all will watch
Carmencita's body, not her legs. That
body, writhing with thousand undula-
tons, has not only the grace but the
charm of serpent. And here again it
is trickcry, although thoroughly artistic
and therefore pardonablc.
CarmcHcita's grace is that of motion
rather than position. ! can not say that
admire all her poses. She has queer
way of getting into some OF them with
a snap that would break less talented
young lady in two. And her motions,
as have said, arc so deceptive, so
nearly impossible to follow. Fit were
possible to get instantaneous photo
graphs of her most rapid twists and
filings, am inclincd to believe that they
would be as surprising to lovers of tho
dance as the pictures of tho running
horse were to "old sports" somo years
ago.
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her appearance while jugglers and
funny men wcrc occupying the stage
Then came LA File dc Madame An
got, and whom in the midst of it Car
mcncita was announced, there was
genuinely enthusiastic expectancy. But
The Gancc d.Gnt sas people c...2y. 1t
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was over SO soon that many had only
begun to realize it's unusual character.
There were two or three recalls re-
wardcd by just few little kicks apiece,
and that was all. A fifth OF the spec
tators, perhaps, inquired if that was all
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Yillie'S Theory.

WILLIE found clam-shcll on tho
beach this morning.
Johnny-Was there any clam in it?
W.llio-No. think he must have cot
drowned. i!arlcr's Youn. People.
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Merit Wins,

NO desire to say To our citizens. that
for years VIC have been selling DR.
Kings N<w Discovery for cons,lmntion
M. King's New Life Pills, BucIIlrn:s
hraica Salve and Electric Hittcrs. and
have never handled remedies that sell
az well, or that have given such uni
vcrsal satisfaction. Wc Dc not hesitate
80 guarantee them every time. and we
stare ready TO refund the purchase
pr1cc, i! satisfactory rcsults DO not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely ON
their merits. Budwcll, Christian &
Bactcc druggist. tu,th.sat
ny physician said could not live.
ray liver out OF order. frequently vom-
dted greenish mucous, skin yellow.
snail, dry hunors Oh The face. stomach
Ngorlc not retain food l;nrdcck i;looc
li;ittars cured me. Mrs. Adcl.id
s0'E5rien, a;2 Exchange street, lSuiTal..
N Y.
Mnsic pupils will do well to call nj
2ls Church street.
They Zach Drew Lots.
Tho following were the fortunatc
drawers in The Cooperative Land Com
pany yesterday NJ Foreman, a. T.
Hamilton Mabel Lester, ID. T.. Bready
=. EumpLry and Vic.or Y. BAKER.