The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
and HIS CAREER
She 10 Pronounced Perfectly Sane
by a Physician-Coyp0'S Tran
eactions In Los Angeles
and Elsewhere.
by the Standards special Wire.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March s.-Anthony Coyne, who,
il will he remembered. had his wife ar
rested a few nights ago ON "a charge of IN
sanity, has engaged T.. s. Booth as his at
torney and is taking steps for a divorce.
Mrs. Coyne has engaged Attorney j. w.
with a view of obtaining protection from
her husband. who. she says. has threat
cned her. Mr.. Coyne to-day obtained ~
rcplevin on his trunk. which is i'm his
wife's possession.
DIR. j. A. Tremblay was asked by a
STANDARD reporter tonight whether he
had examined Mrs. Coyne for in
had twice examined Mrs. Coyne. although
is certainly not insane. Coyne's ground
for divorce is alleged drunkenness ON his
wife's part: Mrs.; cpyme has ief, Mr.:
street and is now occupying u room i'm the
Hotel Holmes ON West Broadway. Sew
s reaa P tho hiasary 'a Of M pl s"sss wh trouble .aaSe
have taken a lively interest i'm her welfare
and are lending her aid. IN will push
opinion that Mrs. Coyne is a very much
abused woman. The story Of her suffer-
inRs and wandcrinRs with her husband for
Mrs. Coyne says she has people right here
i'm Butte who can prove Anthony COyne "a
fugitive from Justice. She says he skipped
from n dozen cities i'm the United States to
cheat his creditors. She alleges that, for
instance. he left debts to the amount of
$1,000 in Omaha. Neb.; that on one occa-
willie "a lady friend Of Mrs. Coyne. named
Gregory. took sick and sent AN old man
to summon her. Foster delivered his
door 81 Mrs. cSsnc's house when
out a moments warming. Mrs. Coyne
says her usban pulled a revolver and
commenced shooting at the unfortunate
ter's leg and lac dropped, while Coy1lc ran
for shelter. For four days he hid from
the enragcd people, and though Coyne mt
i'm ~Leadville, he had to leave the town.
His only excuse for shooting Foster was
that he Thought the old man was intimate
band was q partner in the saloon business
at Leadville with the notorious Appetite
Bill" q b%9nS1 s;eersri Al old resi-,
handed 4. STANDARD exporter a copy Of
3 in which the following notice Of Gosnc
?!Thc BANK Exchange is the name of .
street between Los Angeles and Main
streets. 1t is a swell saloon and was fitted
mp some two months since regardless of
cafe cost hundreds of dollars. Andy
Coyne ran the place, but i'm reality il bc-
longcd toa wholesale liquor dealer who
pun UP All the HlollSys Le ISIitce Was
largely patronized 10y the business men,.
The saloon was stocked with the choicest
liquors and wines. COync was formerly the
mixoloRist for h Boquet saloon on the
same street, and was connected with that
institution for a number of years, and
there arc very few men who .%patronize sa-
standing that considerable money was
taken in every day, a number of bills re-
M dnys aa nr When the pia.e was attached.
The liquor merchant paid the indebted
edness and placing a new man lin charge.
business went OH as before. Coync had
disappeared from the scene entirely and
left the saloon To take care of itself. Ii
appears that he had opened all the cham
pagne i'm the establishment for "a voluptu-
Gus anG beautiful brunette, whom he he
came infatuated with. No one seems tai
know who the woman is.except that she is
of stylish appearance and good looking. Ii
is given out that Coyne has left the city
with this woman leaving his wife i'm
blissful ignorance of his w~hereabouts