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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
Additional Butte ne,cs DiU be .found
on the sirh page.
BUTTE r NOTES.

There were three wind storms yesterday
afternoon.
The funeral of william Dobson will be
held this afternoon.
A notice of location was filed yesterday
for the Derby limestone mine.
Theodore Mcclure of Denver and John
Edwards of Sal Lake are in the city.
w. b. Green, superintendent OF the
Montana Central, was over from Helena
yesterday.
General Agent McCaig of the Northern
Pacific is suffering from nm aggravated
attack of dysentery.
The official bond was filed yesterday of
Samuel Harris as deputy sheriff of Silver
Bow in this county.
George w. Carol died at No. u West
Galena street yesterday. The remains
will be shipped to Portland, Ore.
The Carpenters union has elected VI.
y. Mills as delegate To the national CON
vention To be held at Chicago, August A.
The Butte lacrosse club has not yet re-
ceived its sticks and accordingly will not
be able to play in Anaconda next Sunday,
as expected.
Rev. Mr.. Coney, pastor OF the Idaho
street NJ. 4. church, has resigned his posi-
ton as pastor and will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday evening.
United States patent for lot 4 of the
northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section "a, township 3, issued to
Silas +. King vas filed yesterday.
The first Northern Pacific pay car to
ever visit Butte arrived yesterday over
the Butte q Bozeman route n dis
tributed a goodly amount of shekels
among the boys. As soon as all the en-
ployes on this end were paid oil the car
returned East.
The Alice shipped p bars of an esti-
mated value of 81 ,42i via Pacific express
to the Union National bank of Salt Lake
with which the company has been storing
its bullion for several months in anticipa-
ton of an advance i'm silver.
The Caledonia society has finally de-
cided upon a place for its annual picnic.
Anaconda park has been selected and
August 16 as the date when the ''braw
lads and bonnie l~assies'' will indulge in
sports and pleasures reminiscent of the
land of mountains and Hoods"
I~nternecine war threatens TO decimate
the members of the Italian colony at Mead
erville. A few days ago trouble arose be-
tween a couple of the men n since then
no less than four or five arrests ave been
made and warrants for more are ont. A
regular sort of vendetta seems to exist
and threats of resoriing 10 pistol and
knife are OF common occurrence.
The Baptist Sunday school excursion to
Lake Wilder, yesterday. proved unusually
pleasant and agreeable to the partici-
pants. The excursion was more i'm the
nature of a private picnic than a public
amusement and consequently the
number that took part was limited to
about 100. An extra coach was attached
to the regular train for the accommoda-
ton Of the excursionists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
IN TRUE WESTERN STYLE
John Evans Uses q Knife With Terrible
Effect on Dave Davis.
They Quarreled Over Money Mat
ters Early This Morning and
Dave Davis was Cut in a
Dangerous Manner.
By the standards Special Wire

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 25.-2:l5 A. MA few
minutes mast 10 O'clock this morning John
En"ns "na nav DAVIS became
vans sun 80 4. E., - r.
inVoiVea III a uispu'e ~ run rne
CLARENDON saloon ON Niaih s'ree'' ipc
quarrel had It's origin in some o mat
ter, Davis claiming that Evans owed him
81 which he had loaned him last week.
FINALLY Evans called Davis an insulting
-. .h;.h n.,,;s s,r,oL N, him Re-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
DIR. >toddsrt of Li.big Di.pep.ary.

DIR. Stoddart will he ia Butte from July
q TO August /. or until all surgical cases
have been attended To. Dr.Stoddart is a reg
ula physician n surgeon and is bring
ing action for heavy damages against an
irregular doctor who sworc To a warrant
in Missoula which he could not sustain.
the object evidently being the attempt or
conspiracy To ruin DR.. Stoddart's I'M
blemished character or injury To the
business OF tue Liebig World Dispensary.
The latter will also take separate action.
as they a an old established and very
large business in Montana. They built
seven brick houses in Butte last year and
are now building twelve more ON East
Park s;rcet.-idr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
1T MAY END IN A ROW.
Meat Jugglers May Refuse to Paw Their
Employees - Per bay.

~" 10y y"
Employees ~ Per Day.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 24.-There has peer much
curiosity regarding the probable result of
the organization of the Butchers union.
II is not known definitely whether the
boss butchers will agree to the raise of
wages to "a per day, and il has been
thought that there is likely to be some
friction on August 1, when the new sched-
ule adopted by the Butchers union is to
go into effect.
So far as has been learned there is
likely to be no war In the butcher shops.
There may, however, be some individual
fights. To-day il is stated Brown, of the
Combination slaughter house, discharged
a man because he belonged to the union.
The only other difficulty yet reported is
from Centerville, where Wheeler declares
that he will on no consideration pay his
men 81 per day. Outside of these two
places no opposition is yet reported.
The butchers union is undoubtedly very
strong and with the assistance of the
other unions in town will make a strong
fight. The trades and labor assembly
will he in full running order by August !
aud IL il endorses the movement OF the
butchers. there is sure TO he n general
labor support of the movement made by
the butchers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
A CARD.
Evan Morgan Has n Few Words To Say
the Public.

Evan Morgan Has N Few Words tn Say tn
the Public.
Knowing that there has been need i'm
this city for a pleasant and respectable
place where gentlemen could take their
ladies to pass a pleasant evening, l took
upon myself the construction of the Ava
lon. When completed this will be by all
odds the finest concert hall in the West.
IL will be elegantly furnished throughout,
and nj a great expense pictures have been
secured for its adornment that cannot but
please the most fastidious taste. New
musicians have been engaged in place OF
those who nave recently returned East,
and with my new combination l feel safe
in assuring the public that cacb nights
programme will be u musical treat in
every, feature. by the arrangement
of the house aides are given "A
balcony separate aud apart from the
main hall, where they can have perfect
privacy. and at the same time enjoy the
music and the pictures. No one need
fear meeting with objectionable charac-
tiers in the Avalon, as all such will be
carefully excluded and their patronage Is
moi desired. Every effort is being put
forth To make the place home-like and
pleasant for all who come. and courteous
walters will he in constant attendance Ia
see all wants instantly provided. IL is
my present expectation To bc ready for a
formal opening 10y next Saturday night.
at which time "A cordial invitation will be
extended To all Ia see for themselves as 10
the character of my place. Feeling con
fldent that this effort on my part to fur.
nish a completely respectable and thor.
ouphly enjoyable down town resort, for
the best people only. will be appreciated.
i subscribe myself the public's faithful
servant EVAN MORGAN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
ROBBED OF HIS BRIDE
Sorrows Of Mr. Alb Pin, Presiding Elder
of Galsna Street Laundry.
He Paid $500 For n Wife Who Was
Stolen From Him by Another
Northumberland of M
Purloined Property.
Special correspondence Of the standard.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, July 2i.-For several years All
Fin has been a prominent and well-to-do
laundryman of West Galena street in his
city. He came to this city without a cent
and has gradually worked his way up un-
Ill he stands to-day near the head Of the
profession in Butte. He may he called, in
fact, a self-made man.. But All Fin did
not like to live alone. 10 have no one to
brighten his declining years, and So. two
years ago he took n trip to San Francisco
to get a bride. All Fin looked nj all the
bellies of San Francisco, and finally, ac-
cording 10 the Chinese Gu stom. he paid
$500 Tor a Chinese blonde of X years, with
tiny feet and 80 pounds av oirdupois.
Well pleased with his purchase, All
Fin brought his bride 10 Butte aud gave n
grand reception to his friends at the laun-
dry in West Galena street. Everything
went as merry as a marriage bell until
last winter. Sometime in December Cho
Che Lung was introduced as assistant i'm
the the laundry M in less than two
weeks Mrs. All Fin had eloped with Mr..
Lung.
An Fin consulted attorney s.. =. Booth
of this city in regard To the matter and
wanted Lung arrested for grand larceny
in stealing property tn the value of 500.
Mention of the case was made in the
STANDARD last winter when Attorney
Booth undertook the ease. The clipping
couple were traced To Gibbons
vile, Idaho, where they had set up
a brand new laundry Of their own.
Al first the obstinate wife refused To re-
turn To Butte and the eloper refused Ia
hand over the $500 with interest and
counsel fees demanded by All Fin for the
property taken from him. CONSIDERABLY
MIR. Fin asked no damages for the injury
to his feelings. For six months negotia-
tons have been pending and within a few
days resulted in success.
Convinced that he would be arrested for
grand larceny il he did not return the
property, Mr.. Lung finally bought the
Chinese blonde a ticket and put her on
the train bound for Butte. She arrived
two days q and last night a grand re-
union reception was held at All Fins res
idencc. A banner was out and the house
was illuminated by three candles. All is
happiness and joy once more in the Fin
household.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
INHERITED.''
Maud G~ranger's Company Enthusiastically
Received at Maguire's.

Maud Grangers Company Enthusiastically
Received at Maguirehs.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 4.-Maud Granger was
given a large and enthusiastic reception
at Maguire's Opera house this evening.
In order TO enjoy the entertainment one
ought to drop in at the second act. Maud
Granger as a married woman is not so bad,
but Maud Granger as a young and courted
girl demanded a rather strong imagina-
ton to be pleasing. The time may nave
been when the actress could be pleasing
in the first as well as the second act but it
is not now. She seemed to realize
her failure here, talks and
laughs most airectedly, so hat when
the curtains falls on the first act, one is
left with a very bad impression. But
when i'm he second act she has thrown
aside her role of a giddy young girl and
appears as n woman who feels gnawing
upon her an "lnherited' madness, she
then is at last ingenious and natural in
her acting.
The change from reason to madness,
from gaiety to sadness, are here very adj
mirably made and the end of the second
act finds the audience interested.
The support of the are of
mixed quality. Some are excellent.
others equally poor. Miss Eberts,
as Fay Mericin makes many very clever
little hits. Claude II. Brooks as the
Yankee was a great success, raising a
laugh without any coarseness i'm his
humor. Baby Parker is n great success
and wins every one. She would be hard
10 beat. But Charles Messenger is very
d~isagreeably bombastic and ELUSIVE i'm
his role as Doctor. The company has
one more merit in that il is not shabbily
costumed.
With all defects both in the play and
acting, the entertainment is one well
worth hearing. "Inherited' will be again
presented tomorrow evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
Til. Doctor. Are visiting Butte city.

DIR. Stoddart. manager Of the western
branch Of the Liebig World ~Dispcnsary,
Of San Francisco, a graduate of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, also of
the Royal College of Physicians. Edin-
burgh, and also Of the Faculty of Pbysi-
ciansa and Surgeons, of Glasgow, Scotland.
and the staff of renowned European ply
sicians, DIR. Liebig x CO., are now visiting
Butte City, and will nave offices in the
Liebig World ~Dispensary, 4 East Broad
way. corner Main street. from July II Ia
August l.. Enormous increase of business
prevented the doctors from reaching
Butte at an earlier date. Consultation
free,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25

By the Standards Special Wire.

BY the standard : Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 4.-Ghe registration for
the special election 10 be held August 3
regarding the bonding of the city. closed
at . o'clock tonight. The total registra-
ton is 1913, Of whom 123 registered to-day,
il being by far the best day Tor the regis
try clerks.
The registry books will be open on the
day before election for corrections and
registration. so that il may be- that quite "A
number 81 voter will yet be added.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
MONEY DIDN'T SAVE HIM.
A Man viz sI.ioO in His Hand Sen, Up
as u Nag.

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE. July 2i.-Victor Gondelicr was
tried in Judge Eddy's court this
afternoon on charge of vag-
rancy. The complaining witness
was Hector Godchraux. assisted 10y his
estimable wife. Josephine. Attorney Gricc
appeared for Gondelier and was conf
len of securing an acquittal as his client
flashed up a ''roll' containing about
i,100. But the attorney was mistaken.
The G~odcheauxs made his client out a
bad, immoral man,, whose chief delight
regulations as To chastity and morality.
On the strength of this representation the
court fined Gondelier to ten days i'm
prisonment in the county jail and to pay
costs of action.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
a. A. n.

For the oath annual encampment Of the
Grand Army of the Republic to he held i'm
Boston. August IL TO IL. the Union Pacific
railway will make a ate of one fare for
the round trip from Montana points to
Boston and return. Tickets will be sold
on August 4 to 4, inclusive: good To return
until August q, with provision for extern
sion by joint agent at Boston to September
80, limited to continuous passage in each
direction. f.. V. MAZE, &. A.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25

Colonel Sterling. commander depart
ment Montana. will be present at Patri-
archs Militant ball July 81. A great time
is assured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25

The ball of Patriarchs Militant July 81
will be a grand affair. Don't miss il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25

A hotel. doing good business, lease and
furniture for sale, in Centerville: good
location. For particulars, inquire al
STANDARD Office, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25

Smokers of the celebrated and original
.'Cuban Blossoms will in future find
every cigar and every box branded IL.
Lillis.r All Others are counterfeit. l..
Lillis, 1,2a2 Second avenue, New York.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25

Commencing August I, the Great North
ern Railway line Montana Central Rail
way will sell tickets from Butte to 81.
Paul as follows: First class $40, second
class SIS, round trip $50. Office lO6 Main
street, Butte.
, 1890-05-16

A curious story is told concerning a
prominent merchant of our sister city,
Troy. This gentleman was blessed with
as good a stock of this worlds goods AZ
could be desired, but he was a klepto-
maniac. Webster defines kleptomania
IA "a morbid desire or impulse to steal"
Try as hard as he could, this unfortunate
man found it impossible to restrain him
self from purloining knickknacks here
and there. If he went int a lady's house
and she stepped out of the for a
moment, as sure as fate an oddly in the
shape Of a paper knife, a paper weight,
or in fact almost any trifie that came to
his eye went--into his pocket.
He knew he wa stealing. He did not
need TO do so. He did not wish to, but
he could not help it. He is now cured.
How? He finally hit upon a splendid
plan. He hired a companion to attend
his every footstep, a shadow, as it were,
and a substantial and preventive shadow.
This shadow was none other than a pri-
vate detective. Where his substance
would endeavor to make away with
things which he saw the shadow would
quietly and easily prevent him. For
nearly two years this treatment was fol-
lowed. And his friends never suspected
1t is said, no.-Albany Argus.
, 1890-05-16

There is a kind of tin mug called the
gamelle. in which the French soldier re-
ceiyes his r%ations, and which he carries
on his k~napsack. The form is n little
peculiar, SO as TO distinguish it from
other ordinary tin mugs. A simple i'm.
plcment which, carried on the backs OF
French soldiers, has marched so often to
victory, and or late 10 defeat, has at last
received its reward in its g~lorifcation.
When the young Duke of Orleans came
before the court, and exclaimed: II ask
for nothing but n gamelle," meaning
nothing but the treatment of n common
soldier, the public readily seized upon
the emblem.
Scarcely three days had elapsed before a
great jeweler of the Rue de Ia Paix had
hundreds of tin mugs" in silver, gold
and jewels n pins and badges, which
sold immediately as the "tin mug of Or
leans, IL We're worn all over Paris. A
popular florist designed a vase in the
shape of the tin mug" and presented
the first specimen to the prince, who
sent 1t to his bride, Margaret de Charities,
filed with roses and lilies of the valley.
In the meanwhile all Paris is sporting
the soldiers tin mug in the ~tri-color, and
the young duke has left n fashionable or
nament to remember him by.-New
York Ledger.
, 1890-05-16

Speaking of symmetry in the building
of cities, the people of Berlin, Germany,
are quite logical and successful in their
methods, In that city uniformity in
building is preserved by a municipal law
that dictates the height of edifces ac-
cording to the width Of the street. For
instance, on a street sixty feet wide the
law provides, | think, that houses over
four stories in height shall not be erected
thereon. On streets eighty feet wide the
height is six stories, and on other streets
in proportion, thus giving tall houses to
wide streets aud less altitudinous build
ings to narrow streets. l may not have
mentioned the exact dimensions Of
streets and houses, but that is the gem
eral plan of the system. By this means
great and, / think, attractive uniformity
is secured.
Again in Berlin the people cannot build
residences or business houses anywhere
they please. The city has beer built up
solidly and compactly simply because the
law compelled buildings to be erected
adjoining each other either on the south,
north, east or west extensions. A can
not build n tall minaret on some isolated
lot away from b, but he must, in order
to build at all, secure the land adjoining
the last house built, in either direction,
and when g comes to build he must fol-
low suit. These two provisions of the
Berlin municipality law tend TO make it
the most uniform city in the world.-H.
$. Fairchild in st. Paul Pioneer Press.
, 1890-05-16

SO"PEessoo al IN AhoNosfAphy#
The prohibition of cold by the COM
preston of air is ingeniously made to
subserve the photographers art. Air,
when thus compressed and forced into a
reservoir, becomes, as is well known,
heated; put when cooled down again,
batore it is suffered to escape, its expan-
sion is attended by great cold. If when
compressed it is allowed to cool down to
the ordinary temperature and then es-
cape, it will be cooled below that tenn
perature Just as much as il was heated
by compression; thus, If in being com
pressed it had been heated 100 deg, say
from 90 to 100, and then allowed to cool
TO 80, it will, on escaping, be cooled 100
deg. below 80, or TO 40 deg. below zero,
which is the temperature at which mer-
curry freezes, this, in fact, being the sim
pie principle of the cold air chambers
now so extensively employed on ship
board for the transport Of frozen provi-
sions from Australia and New Zealand.
The ingenious photographer, who
breads the preparation Of gelatine plates
in hot weather, has been able to discover
in these facts and processes the means
for enabling him TO conveniently keep
his coating room at the desirable tenn
perature of 90 or 90 dogs. during the most
sultry weather of the summer months,
aided by a small gas or petroleum engine;
indeed, what is pronounced a most per
feet means OF effecting this result has
been devised, by the use of manual power
If desired, and that only applied at occa-
sional intervals, thu rendering the oper-
atoms of the artist far less onerous dur
ing the hot season and the quality of his
work more satisfactory.-New York Tele-
gram.