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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
3lsiners Namrtdtea aus Sowa

9 eit Der r9unb 5riifIi5er Eempe;
renbfrauen" III ;wst Binbe ~seipaIten pu,ps,
Der cine unter Der SraHcisca 0iuarb, bet
anbsre unter Der @IeU Softer, it ber Geus
feI untsr hteisn Weibslsuter ieIbIt los.
Das aeiste f9 tirsIt@ tn eirsr gu Sss
Roiues absebaIteuen Geriammluns drift:
lt6er Semperensfrauer" unisres Stuatss.
Cine mdnnli9e S~emperen3frau, Ger Sro.
feiIor Wrisbt pom Der NornuIituIe, branb'
martte in elmer &sbe bic Wilarb aIs Sos
~siaIiftin unb 4nardifin, neil fs 8elnmp's
vQOotins 8atparb" gum 2sien eupfobIeu
babe. 0isIe i5rstItGe GutIase rtef einen
Sturm obne @Iei9eE beruOr, bod tonnte
man tn benz aQsemeinen Stiu,msnsspirr,
bas nun rSotertmus", s@taarbtmus",
.Bsaarbiuus~ Ii. I. u. s%euarrt purOe,
ytiemanb msbr usrifeben. SpGter frat
Srau Rarp Stnmau, bic 0iittit,prdiibsns
tin, aIs &rwaIt Der Gaeu Softer auf unb
b~sbauptete. cine SttOtpuppe in ben &Ieis
bern Gaen's ist ibr Iisber on Der SpiSe Der
Eempsrenstameu non Soma, oils trsenb
cine anbere Dame pom 6!eti5 uub gIut,
uorauf Srau Wary s. &Obinion nit Der
Ssbauptuns %auftrat, boB Glen i9re meiiie
3stt bamit 1ubrtnse, i'm Staate Rew gOrt
fir bas @eIb Ser So9IicsniLer bic Gaubts
baten au untsrfiisen. Die 9eriammIuns
idIoB e5enio iti,mii9, ME ibr CANCER 9ers
Iauf eeusisn mar; unb bic Reiben Der
Sopa'sr EsmperensIeriunen iinb iest bUff:
nunssIcs in ftd ~ssipaItsn.
Die @robi6itiont It en- in 0es
Motues baben ueusrbtnss ben 9etrdntss
bdnbIer Eer1p CHAMBER, Der in Original
8e,paduusen" pertaufte, Dor @ert6t sc:
bradt. Gle poQsn babur6 bic 8sant:
pOrturs foIeeuber Srassn betbeiflbren
8as 1T cine uOrisinQI SsrpatunS"i
Bann Bort Elm 9anbeIsartitsl, Der Dor
einem Staate In eirsn anoeru importit,
uurbe, auf, 9eseuitanb BEG Suti9euitaat
li9eu Gertebrs 3u ieiu, unb pirb Den De:
iessn bss betrsfeHosn Stautes unter'
w%Orfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
@ie TIT DieS!

0tr bistsn sinbaa5ert Dollars Selob.
nuns fur isbsn SaQ BON Satarrb, Der ni9t
bur4 @innebmeH pom 9aa's Ratarrb Rur
sebsilt uerben tann.
s. s. @beuep & Co., @iseutb., 60:
Ieso, 3.
@ir bic llnter3si9nsten BADEN s. 3.
@bensp felt ben Isstsu Is Sabrsu setauut
uub balten i'm fir uoltommen ebrenbaft
In alien Observation-Disclosures uno inau'
3ieQ bsfdbisl, aae pom istnsr Sirma etuses
sansensn 9srbinbIi9teiten su erfiqen.
@ef& Gruar, @rob5anbsIss Drosuis
fter, Golebo, 8.
WaIbtns, &~innau & Warpin,
@roBbanbelssO rosuiften, Eolsbo, ..
San's Ratarrb Rur pirb innerIi9 ses
nou,men unb wirtt brett auf bas BIut
unb BITE i9Istmissn Obsrfd9en bss Sps
items. 5eusntfe fret %ueriaubt. Yreis rs
Gents fur bic GIai9e. 9srtauft Don aaen
Npotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
grdmm
2rogrdmm
Der
SabressS
Der
O.. 6. g.. Sdusseicaidaft bon Soma,
81 5perspiae, Sotpa,
am
Mittuud unb 9unneritag, Den IS. unb 10.
Sum- 1890.
grfer Eas.-W N o d, ben s,
Stunt.


0slesaten unb bsiudenbe @eie1i9aften
nit WuittiapsIen urb Sannern uereiniseu
f9 IN Der StabtbaQe UNI 9 llbr Worsens.
sic uerlufen bic 9als in 4ro3siiion unb
mari6iren Oftlt9 IN Os@ttts StraBs nab
eagle Yoint, barn psitIi5 an 0ictorias
StraBe nod 9rouefraBe, nOrbIid an
@ropsl.raBs ra6 WatuftraBs, wsitltd an
WainitraBe mad AuenitraBe, iioli5 an
aasns nod 9ictoriafraBs, bann Dflli9
nod ct. Sransistuss Stride, um benz fwsiers
li5en 9o&amte, tas UNI 3ebn ubr bssinnt,
bei3upObnen.
Na5 benz 5o4amte tebrt bic 9ro5eifon
mad benz Staotbuuis surit unb bic DsIes
satsn e~r6ffner bic geriammIuns. Sic
ueriammsIn ii3 gum Wittussmabl in ct.
5ranaistusbaue, in Der Rd5e Der &ir9e.
I'm 2 ubr Nadmittass psrsinissn fd
bic OeIesateu i'm 5auptquurtisr our gors
nabue Der sefddftIidsH g%erbannIunssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
glm %. Suui pi,b entldisbsn, NJ

am %. Suui pitb enti9ieben, pObiu
bas neue @Ourtbaus sebaut psrben ioq,
Oh an ben alien 9las obsr In eiuen ber
Squares. 9tun es pirb Der Rsubau pobI on
bic STEELE bes altenBuue gu ftsbsu tommen,
ba bic Stabt ia teinen BlaS idsntsn tann,
oenn weber 8aibinstou nod Sadlon
Square tann bic Stabt gu benz 8pede
pesssben, ba fe ia Der Stabt ni3t ei 9 n.
tbiimIi9 sebOren. l1ab cine Bernie.
tbuns uuf 80 Sabre entipri9t benz Bolts:
pOtam ni4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Wari6pronuna.
Maribau unb @ebIlfen.

Mari6al unb @ebilfen.
WfuIt.
0ele9aten.
Wtuiit.
~Spei9uersine BON Dubuque.
WtuItt.
3weiopereire pon 9ascabe unb chandelier.
Wuiif.
3Weisusreine uon ~Guremburs uno 8ortbiustor
Wuitt.
Sem 8ienua 3uei9perstn unb ct. Gloplius
Serein BON DperspiQe.
Wuitt.
Gperspile 3weisperein, itdbtiide geamts uni
@lerus IN 0assn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
0eians, Wuftf. 1lnterbaItnns.
SmbiS ans fabIer Srunf.
Sic 1sIaussuortrige itsben untsr Der
2eitlng BIG 2ebrers Srn. Wf. Brobft.
WuRf BON Dee Dubuque Gpruft Sano nntst
eeituns BON prof. @m. Seller.
4nipra@e bon u. Conner.
&ebacteur Der rGuremb. @a5ette."

Ger 8erein uerianrnelt ii1 uin elm ubr Rad
mittags in ieiuem 2pcale unb 3iebt in Corpora
NIT tlinsenbem Spiel uad Sadlon StraBe uno
eagle 0oint Ipenue. Don no bic Rageu Der
eLettriideu Sabn, Die Rit9lieber gum Nefplase
brinsen.
eB- Die electriide gabu madt iebe sebn Wi.
nuten cine fabrt. Sie Runbreiie Toilet bios
I 0@ents bis gum S4aBenpart unO surid.
&inber Die Sdlfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Greuriton mad Spersptae.

sIm Rittuo5, ben Is. Stunt 1890, fins
bet eiue @rcurion auf Der =. ct. g. urb
&anias @ttp @iisnbabn, mad Dpersutle,
itait. usI9e pom ben brsi Sueissg sreiren
Der R6m. Satb. S4ussei@aft uon Soma,
babier. ueranitaltet pirb. Preis fur bic
Runbfabrt Is Gents "a Ysrion. Gifsts
ftnb gu baben uou Sobu WcS Julian, 8.
W. @srner unb Sobn &tsfsr, gomits.
abfubrt pom Dubuque 8 llbr gormittoss.
&idtebr Dor 8persuile absubs 7 rlbr.
SIS 1T faft unnOtbis 3u iasen, baB in
Dpersuias fir bic unterbaItuns ber @reurs
f~toniiten beitens gsiorst ptrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Sie ~oereiuisten Observation-Disclosures

i'm Ssrbnnb NIT ben bisfssu S6bnsn gel:
ostia's wsrben f5 fur bic gbre ertenntIid
;eiseu, bic ibnen Der bieitse rNattonal
Demotrct" bur4 feline gsitretbuns Der
5sftfetsr eruteieu bot. Das BIatt bat 10
bibid bic @abrbsit seiast unb bic frems
ben @dfe 10 bouorts bebaubsIt, bab bic
SSbne Der Berse ni9t uerfebIsn werben,
f9 bantbar su erueiisn. Cine Isbsrne
Webaiue, cine tameeIsarne S9irps ober
sine bIs9ernes 9erb;eni ttreus bes glspbans
tenorbens pirb fiber cine pahenbe @abe
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

4m 9. II. 90. September u. IA. Sttobs,
1890 usrtduft bic g5ieaso, ct. Saul &
Ranius @itp @iieubabn Eidsts fir bisisni:
gen, bic 5eimftdttsn iu9en, gum Elm:
Yrsiie fir bic Sabrt bin unb Der,
bic gut fnb fir 80 Gage pom Gage bss
antaufs nod alsn 9%auptpuntten bss Gan:
bes, iltlt4, iibwsftIi9 unS weitIi9. Nd:
bsrs Ra4ri9ten seben bic Eidetasenteu
Der Babn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
8eiu1t.

@ir melbeten tarslia BEN lob rom cSobn
giicolai in Yotoii, @is. - fraber bel Sberrias
Rount, So, ieB5aft, ssbiirtis aus Remeriden.
Der Seritorbene bat nod cine feline @rbidaft
binterlalien. 9r bsiist eineu Sruber bier i'm
9anbe, peun mir ni&t irren, Nifolos NicoIap,
per 9auliret (8sOSlerl IT uno in ShC:0atota
penn man uns bic gbreiie oes gruSers bes
@eitorbenen ansabe, bamit er gu ieirer grb.
ldaft fame.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
6ew anote Yerioneu

touusn 6urt Iei5t pertGufias unO uieli6e, bGuptidt(it
bel ben Dsuttdeu INNER sansbars artitsl etuen O~ausrnOer
uHo suten geroteuit e~rjteleu. Gum Sepetie WeroCH auI
g8unid ObEe Sorau5bsjGbluHs prober Der artitel Gul
GommiiiiOu i'm Setrage pou $3.50, Sobibar mad Ssrtauf
bel Grpreb uuO AUstunit per Bot 3%useianbt, segeu Gin
~ienOuug gutter NeiersuSsu BON rsttibahenes RduHsrn.
un6 t6nnsn ole Artitsl, penu ridt ais gut Uertduht6 CT;
pieieu, returHirt werOeu. aorde: %. gruh, GIspes
lamb, ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

limb ba iase man uns, Dubuque fat
teins betrisbiame Stabt; es bate tn ..
@ode SabresueriammIuns Der Bantisrs
bes Staates, pferberennen On 4 Gasen,
~9erfammIuns Der Sinser aesculap's, cine
Convention Iutbsrii5er 9farrer, Situns
bes &Ieisseri9ts u. I. NJ. Oas Ianst bod
fur cine @ode!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Ga fdeint, baB GIeii9 pom Rintpisb,
Dos nit &rurtbsiten bsbaftst mar, bier
u~ertauft wirb. {. 8ost, Elm Wstssr BON
Sfs9ubuque, ftsbt bier uutsr elmer foI9sn
antlase Dor @eri9t. Der Wann cat
Appel sssen bas l1rtbsiI sinssIsst. IS
ideint etwas 9ebdiiis,eit Bel Der Sa9s i'm
Spiele 3u ietu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Bum GrGberihmuf.

&ren;e, &rduss unb ionfise Ser;ierun:
gen aus ueiseu unb buaten 8erIen gu,
gsrsisruns pon @rabmouumsnten babl6,
gut unb gu biaiaeu Breiien ansefer:ist
6urd Srau Sriid, go. 1865 @bttetraBe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

5. Sepi bat ebeu cine eauss 9abuns BON
Geppiden auer grt erbaItsn. Die Gen.
buns umfaBt ni6t weniser als 200 RoI.
len, auss Geppi6e Der nsusltsn WoSen
nit pra6tuOuen 9eiftns unb Der i5oniten
Beberei. Das usrebrte 9amsnpubIitum
pirb ssbstsn, it4 bisle Pra8tteptts udbsr
an1aiebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Mit Der ~aliGbrlih sebrduaIiSen unh
pirbisen Sster sinsen babier tn ct. Ma:
rien am Sonntase 81 &nubsn unb 90
Wdb9su wobIuorbsreitst bur6 ben bo9w.
Batter 81. Sobannes aur eritsn FL. Gom;
munior.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Qaenten Der Wa,stte".
Sn @6ita9o, 81.

Sn 96tta9o, ST.:
Sr. Better Reiter, 217 Srdarb Strabe.
Sr. q. Stetns:8aImus, 206 @analport
2lpetue.
Sr. Wtdael @eIter, Io. 1912 51Fe
Strabe. Siioiejte.
Titr &urora, gu, unb ~llrsessnb.
ST.. g. =. W a y, go. AZ gtortb Sroabpap.
Sir ct. Saul uno llmsesenb:
g. gIoos, 522 Gbmunb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
3weiter So ZEN
10. Stunt.

9ie OsIssuten unb MitsIieber Der ges
ieui4aft uereinisen fi4 um 8 ubr in Der
Stabtbaqe uab marf9iren nod ct. Srans
3istustir4e, u,u benz fsierIidsn &squism
UNI baIb adt lIbr bsiaupobnsn. .Na1 benz
@ottssbienfs febreu bic Dslssaten sur
9aae ,arid unb fabrsn NIT ben 9si9dfs
ten tort.
n. B. 2sibsr cling uns tas Yrosramm
gu ipdt au, UNI idon in Der Gr. Dor. Wo9s
aufnabme bu ftnbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Die eleetrii6sn gtraBeubabnen tbuteR
Sonntus etu sIdusenbes 9si9dft. Die
8osen waren pom Worssns bis Gbsnbs
seitOpft uca unb iusur bic @asen bss
MtauIeieImonopols paren aeitpsiIis ibsrs
fiat. Sober benutte ben id6nsn Na9s
mittas gu einsm ausfus ms Greis unb
gum 2uftf9nappen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Sd. Sutton, Elm &nube, Der SO Gage
lang faft t~siuerIet Rabraue, nut etuas
fliifise, gu f6 nsbmen %tonute, 1T Wontas
seitorbsn. gr NAT gum SSemen abse:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

8 Suititia, mas bait bu siue pd9isrns
Nais! Der bss BfsrbsbtebfabIs auae:
tlaste ST. @rututa@er III 9ienffas Wor:
gen bur9 Ri6tetni8uus Der Surp frsisss
ipro1en por6eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Die Iussabsn unb ginnabuen am Mon:
tag wuren gu 2afen uno 9nniten Der Dus
buquer S9issnseieai6aft.
n. B.-gs ftub nod weut9e tleine Ius'
sabsn au 5abIen, bic bur@ ben Sertauf bss
WatertaIs gebedt psrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Die Strs Seiu:@ emeinbe feierte unt
%ueraansenen Sreitas bas 9atrocinium uuf
uirbtse art.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Sir Critic ommunifantsn @ebstbi:
der, Roientranae, 8aGster3en, f46nfis
auswabI, BEL s. s. RiebeL 1876
@IapsS trabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Sic eUauaeliid lutberilde SanuSe DO

III tUHHHtIITW 'IHIVtlIIWt SVHUUt UUN
%%yowG, weI4e b. B. bier In Dubuque tag:
&c, Fat ii5 nit srOBter @nti6isbenbsit ses
gen bic S4uI3wuuss9eietseberei ME its
aE BtScOniin unb Sutnots bsIisbt wOrbeu
nusssiprO9sH. Rs4t 70!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

9as Better a m 5reitas unb Samitas
bat ben g~iienbabnen uni Dubuque bSie
mttssipielt. aae 3ass tamsn ~psripdtet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

Sie Eferberennen, ete bier p. 8. flats
fanben, ruaren gut beiudt. Der &sssn
usrbarb bic Rennen Der beiosn Iestsn Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
Stadt 4 Amgegeud.

Entered at the postof1ce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
HednungsidluB.

Den por uns Iissenben arspeiier sss
mds, baber bic uereinisten S9wetserge.
ieui9aften @bicasos BET ibrer Seiffeter bus
bier eiusenomuen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
s&rembursV6es aus amerita.
Na6trd9!i5.)
GurrelpOnoen;.

Wurtus, Soma, 8. Sum- 1890.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-24

At Evans opera house an immense
audience greeted James O'Neill, who
appeared as Edmond Ddntes i'm the 'Coun
Of Monte Cristo." The rendering of the
heroic role was like a revelation 10 the
audience and the performance through.
out was one Of rare excellence. The part
assumed by Mr.. O'Ncill abounds IN
splendid dramatic opportunities, all oi
which he meets as one who Is completely
a master of the dramatic art. The en-
thusiasm of last nights audience was M
bounded and the performance, from first
to last, was n success. The company
appears in Butte tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-24
Observation-Disclosures

Al 4 o'clock yesterday morning W. I.
o'Conncll OF Missoula and Jennie 4.
Hallahan, of this city were united In mar
riagc. The ceremony vas performed by
Rev. Father DE Sicrc in ~. Paul's church.
ID. +. Hallahan, Of this city, brother Of
the bride. acted ms best man. The mar
rage was quiet affair and was Witnessed
only by a few intimate friends of bride
and groom. After the ceremony a mag
nificent wedding breakfast was served in
the ordinary of the Montana. At 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. OCon-
nell babe their friends good-by M started
on u wedding tour which will include a
visit TO the Pacific coast. Thereafter
they will reside in Missoula. The hearty
congratulations and best wishes Of a large
will follow them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-24
TEARS DID IT.
They Were the Potent Factor In Saving q
Defendant In Court.

They Were the Potent Factor In saving n
Defendant In Court.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 2.-Charles Morris and
his wifeJMary A. Morris, were tried before
Judge Irvine this evening for assaulting
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bevis, an elderly lady. All the
parties live near Meaderville IN the dc.
PENDANTS are, or were, tenants OF the CON-
planning witness. Mrs. Bevis alleges that
yesterday evening she went to the rooms
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and de-
manded some rent due her. The defend.
ants were i'm no hurry to pay SO
the landlady sat down I'm u chair
and vowed she would not leave until she
had received her money. Some angry
language cnsued during which, the de-
PENDANTS testified, Mrs. Bevis applied
some harsh epithets to Mrs. Morris. The
latter struck Mrs. Bevis q couple OF times
with her fist aud then Morris took a hand
and threw the old lady down stairs. Mrs.
Morris also struck her on the head with
n soup plate, breaking the plate and cut.
ting Mrs. Bevis on h head
SO that il bled. Counsellor O'Donnell
jury. The jury i'm the case was SO worked
up by the ~eloquence of the counsellor hat
his clients were acquitted. During his re-
marks, Mr.. O'Donnell referred SO feel
ingly to the indignities heaped upon Mrs.
Morris by the complainant, that the fair
defendant burst n tears. THAT knocks
our case" whispered the assistant county
attorney To Mr.. Wines, who assisted in
the prosecution, when he saw the tears.
Subsequent events proved thec correctness
of his remarks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-24
THEY COME NEXT SATURDAY..
Local Odd Fellows Arranging Details for
the Day.

Local Odd FelIows Arranging Details for
the Day.
The members of the order of Odl.Fel-
lows in this city are making extensive
preparations for the grand reunion 10 be
held In this city next Saturday. Dclega-
tons representing the order are expected
from every quarter Of Montana. Il il ex.
pected that most Of the guests will reach
the city about noon ON Saturday, and il is
proposed TO make the grand parade N
of the most imposing ever Witnessed In
the tate. Members Of the local lodge
are busy with the details OF preparation.
IL In not possible To this morn
ing who are to be the orators at
the formal exercises To he hold In
Evans opera house as the selection
of speakers for the occasion 10 left largely
with the separate lodges, each OF which
will be represented In the f0rmalities OF
thcp programme.
The local lodge has engaged a large
number of saddle horses which have
been secured for the parade. Music has
been engaged and the n OF march will
be announced in advance so that there
may be no confusion when the visiting
lodges arrive in town. Details for ex-
cursion trains over the Northern Pacific
and the Montana Union ave been com
pleted. Several thousand people are ex-
pected to be the guests OF Anaconda on
the occasion and a memorable day Is an
ticipate1.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-24
HE'S ALL READY,


kessler Says That He Wont be Run
Down by brennan.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 23.-Geo. Kessler called 70
night nj the STANDARD office and said
he was ready TO accept the challenge
OF Mike Brennan, published In this MORN
ing's STANDARD. Mr.. Kessler said: II
am % at work. at my trade and did moi
intend 10 fight any more, but his man
Brennan has bounded me around and
challenged me to fight every time he got
me In any public place. ] would like 70
be considered q gentleman and quit this
but l will not be called down by any n
in the way l have been lately. II Is
said ! am afraid TO fight Brennan. There
IL no such article as fear In my compost
time. Please announce that ! now stand
ready TO get into the ring with Mr.. Bren-
nan. Every man knows that there Is q
strong element against me in Butte ever
since ] fought and whipped Coyle In the
opera house here. / am willing to fight
Brennan any place he may NAME. Let
him send his hackers or representatives
to me at the STANDARD office and we will
O arrange the fight. l var the fight
TO come of In some place where ]
can be protected from molestation by the
authorities, but j also desire that the fight
occur at some point convenient To Butte,
where those who take an interest In the
contest could attend. IL we nave to 60
outside of the county II would cost too
much for train service and to pay ex-
penses l have the money ready and
within two hours after the place of battle
has been agreed upon 1 win put up $780,
"If the fight is fought outside of the
county or In some secluded place will this
he another killing match 2" asked the re-
porter.
"No," replied Kessler, at will
net. The difference in a fight
between professionals and amateurs
is that when a professional is worsted he
knows il, and will quit; but an amateur is
not trained to stand the hardship, and
often takes more than he can stand.
Then this is not to be a bitter prize fight
like the Ward-Gallagher battle. We will
fight with gloves for scientific points,
Should IL be that we are unable To
agree pom q place where we
will be assured of freedom from police
interference, / will fight Brennan in
secret with v men on n side for 81 900.
i must have two weeks TO train In as soon
as b fight is on. Tomorrow night al
7:D I'll meet Mr.. Brennan's representa-
ives at the STANDARD offioe and talk the
matter over. Let them come on now.
The money is ready aud here is enough to
bind it," and Kesslcr produced q roll OF
bills.
II is presumed that both men or their
representatives will meet tomorrow night
To range the preliminaries.
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The Gas Company Plans.

ny the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, April 23.-The Butte Gas Light
& Coke company is contemplating an ex-
tcnsivc enlargement of its plant during
the coming summer. A new gas holder
will he constructed with a capacity double
of that now i'm use. A new gas meter has
also been ordered which, together with
the expense of the addition To the plant,
will cost the company about $4,000. Al
though not yet definitely settled, il is
more tdan probable that the company
will extend its mains into South Butte
and north as far as Centerville and
Walkcryille.
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AN ELECTION NEXT may
This Time II viii Involve Money for
the Public Schools.
Youngsters Growing up In Anaconda
ut q Rate With Which the School
Trustees Cannot Keep
Pace.

The STANDARD publishes this morning
the official notice of a special election for
school bonds to he held May II. At that
election the electors In school district No.
10 will be asked TO authorize the board OF
school trustees TO issue bonds OF the dis
trict to the noun Of $4,000. The dis
trict includes the city. the lower works
and Carroll and the territory up Warm
Spring Creek canyon tn a point west OF
the ~Lcavengood farm.
In May of last year the district bonded
itself for school purposes In the amount
of $1,000. These bonds were payable at
the rate of 5000 q year, and the first
years installment was duly taken mn,
leaving 5000 still outstanding. The pro-
posed new issue will be i'm bonds payable
In 20 years and redecmable In 10, bearing
interest nj the rate Of Z per cent. a year.
The amount realized from the sale of the
proposed new issue will be used TO take
up the 5000 now outstanding, and, in adj
dition, for the building Of two new
school houses and the purchase of neccs-
sary land for the same. II is the plan OF
the trustees To put one OF the new schools
In the lower part OF the town, and n
well up in its western section. The upper
grades "a be accommodated for many
years ut the central school, the new
buildings being intended chiefly for pri-
mary departments. At present the trus-
tees are paying $50 a month rent for
rooms in the lower part Of the city. These
quarters are ~inconvenient at best and are
not ample To meet the demand. A make
shift policy is now pursued, so as To ac-
commodate as many children as can pos
sibly be cared for.
In 1886, a one-story school was built on
Main street. The school census for that
x..ar el.pxvaxl Tint tbarn v.nrx. than i'm mn
conda COZ persons under q years OF q
In lss7, the school census gave a total OF
762. The figures rapidly advanced To 1,0A
in 1888, and I, 24s i'm 1889. OF the COZ report
cd In 1896, 19s were under 4 years of age.
Within n few months IL n building IL not
put up, some sort Of quarters must be
secured for a schoolin the west end OF the
city. The experience of the trustees In
renting temporary quarters nave been far
from satisfactory.
The rapid increase i'm the number of
children of school z may he seen by
at present with that of last fall. When
the school building was enlarged nj that
time, II was arranged to seat :W3 pupils,
and, according To the average attendance
for the few months previous To that time,
not more than 2sO pupils at the most were
seat in the building was occupied u in
addition, as stated above, rooms had to be
secured In the lower cnd of town for the
overflow. The average daily attendance
Is this weck betwecn 3a5 and 400.
Ii is estimated by Prof. A. l.. Stone
that "a pupils applying for school privi-
lcges have beer turned away the past
three weeks owing 10 lack Of accommo-
dalton. During the past few weeks, the
following notice has been printed in the
STANDARD:
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