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Nelson 6onnntt came over from the
Royal ,lontl;ty, bringing the usual
amount Of stuff" sam Taylor, who has
been foreman at the mine for some
months past, las resigned, and is sue
ceetted By i. G. Cable. Mr.. Taylor will
take d position i'll the Hope at Philips
burg.
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People WHO have tried it, say that there
is no better medicine for dyspepsia than
Ayers sarsAparilla, 1t may not give one
tlle stomach Of an ostrich, but it so
strengthens the alinlentary organs that
digestion oi ordinary food becomes easy
ana natural.
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At ten this morning the doors of the
Montana National bank willopen and the
business of that financial institution will
be resumed. The comptroller's require
ments have been more than complied
with and the bank starts off under very
favorable auspices, having $350,00O in
cash on hand and fully able to liqnidate
every dollar of its demand liabilities.
The announcement Of the opening Of the
bank had Il very gratifying effect in COM
mercial circles and is generally quoted
as evidence Of the financial ability Of the
State and ity.-Independent, Dec. H.
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will be carried BY the Southern Pacific
Railroad company free OF charge from
points west Of Ell Puso, TeNns; Deniug,
New Mexico: Ogden, Utah; south Of
Portland, t,regon: and north OF Mnj,pe,
( aliitlrllia
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50 Etle sale Of the l.o'lge i Beaumont
Pf@t0ltH, IIilsstlay ot this week. the real
estate was bid in BY Lartlbic Bros d Co,
the ranch property going at S22 900 and
the brick block ON Main street at $4,000.
The personal property will be sold next
Z ~.
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large and we'll assorted Jewelly a1lel Silverwa1e
Stock which YOU must to appreciate.
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Office bonrs Gu lV3l, III; l. to2 ana TO $ u, Il
S-tt
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Deer Lodge, Mont, having boughtand put in tlls
most approved machinery for generatinA
Soda, sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Lemonade ;ilit.
all Carbonate Drinks, with experienced work.
mon in charge, I am prepared to fnrnisls
them bottled or in charges for fountains,
promptly on notice, and as low as any house il
State. Address orders to
J. T. VAN tisiNnY, Deer Lodge, Mon
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Fourteen couples Of Deer Lodges
"brlve sons and fair daughters" made up
Il sleighing party Thursday evening and
were entertained ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Vaughn, about four miles south
nf town. The evening was spent in
dancing until midnight when delicious
lunch was served aud the party Of young
folks returned home joyous and loud in
their praises Of 3Ir. aud Mrs. Na'lgin as
entertainers.
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The Boulder Age says that orders have
been received to discontinue immediately
the work Of lining the Wickes tunnel
Nearly all the men at the quarry and 4
considerable proportion of the men at the
tunnel have been laid off, and in q few
days all will be gone. Some of the men
from the tunnel have been transferred to
the building ofculverts wherethe brid dgrs
are being filled in, and the few men at
the quarry are taking out rock for that
purpose. No reason has been assigned
for the discontinuAnce Of tile work, about
the only reason suggested being that the
times are too hard
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Mrs. John Smurr, who has been quite
i'll for the past few days, was much i'm
proved yesterday.
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Prompt attention III HN 'fines,
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Mrs Clara Wissel. wife of John c.
Wissel, died in Bremen. Germany, Nov.
II, where she and her husband We're
Montanlans, having come here in 1864,
and for number Of years resided at
German gulch. Latter they moved to
Race Track. where they kept What WAS
known rs the Rae" Track house, and both
were well known by the people OF Deer
0ITn
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ihe .sainc Ink closed yesterday l',s,.
-, .ti1d no more tlul!;ie=e o. big game
! 1iEtii Ht1l year DPni, nave benn quite
| pEf-Htli,tltinuNgtiolIi siQu.t,1a This season.
nt4 il is believed sltat Ill Kind ol biz
/ e;tIAe is Increasing ii numbers.
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Allows 1 per cent interest eli Savings Deposits,
compounded ,atIilary and iny.
Translates Il general bn.,liIng business draws
exchange on te.princpa cities ol the uniteo
States and Europe.
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1t viii always H4y y"u @cl! patrottize
Il i!iHfs 'lt:sa gives yo'i 4T%t-f'jH~a s@2,y= AT
tA'' s~'''eat possible ttI:.rs. l,eti viii 94t
ali tnl4 Ant e"4te~Ws treatment 1T Il. l.,
b4ltler Goinpang's, iIeer lodge. i. It
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Sell money orders Oh all points in Europe
first class State, County, City altd School bones
and warrants Bought and SOLD. Loans made OF
real estate muftGHges at 10 Der cent, Money foI
deposits can be forwarded by drafts. checks
money orders, postal notes, registered mail ol
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Butte yesterday, hIr. Larabie being called
there on business.
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Normal and FraG .tst tF COURSES, Si+eia;
Courses in -srg. Hi4slt. tgI5fFriii'la, SteHo-
grap1y, Book lsea !,l'.g al,d school Vi }iinHa.
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Mrs. Chas. G.. Birdseye and niece, Miss
Bishop, Of Avon, were visiting friends in
Deer Lodge two days this week.
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rSNilE THOMAS CnGaE
I S-ANsI - GtS@s Is4A y x,
HEL L111lfSs M MO MTAN.A.
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Sye.zG SATURDAY afternoon !,ee;. :.22;ii, NJ
: ) tseh'glS. the members pt the u. E,
cltt1Yls ami sslt4l;ty .t!tool will give the
preparations are Jt.in@ nlsets' INr IL happy
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Office West s:it' tto4Fr a4s4tF4 D"er t.2lE" &'o''l
Practices iii II the @Glirt> vi Ss@ 7li'''' Nl'F@hi'
attention To G,uscsis'@.98s nu Ct@NetIn$
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PnNrrISlNG IlY@lr'lA% .>ND SURGEON,
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Careitl attention given III eNnyeyi%n"1F. Hlh'F
with n j BleeAoers 4 Go., Dver .'o'tEe
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J. T. Brazclton and Mrs. Brazelton
were guests in Butte last Saturday and
SlIntla1,
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PAINLESS METHOD OF FILLING TEETH.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Thomas Cruise, Frank Il. Cruise,
w. j. Cooke. ,,otit Fagan,
W. j. Sweeney.
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DR.. G. +. Mussigbrod was in town Tues
day. We notice by the Butte papers that
the Doctor was in that city the other day
purchasing his usual large supply Of
Christmas presents for the asylum.
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Bank, New York City \. Y.
S. f. LsRAEIE C.S. z.tttpAnsE. y. s RrEp.
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I. S. Eldred and wife We're in Butte last
Monday.
Nelson Bennett was over from the
Royal Monday.
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Business ulM DraN EXCHANGE on=tll tbs. priH
cii5t,l cities ii Tie World.
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4 Arabic BROTHERS & CO.,
--l>A Z X L it5,ii.'-- rs
Deer Lodge, Montana. 40 q Genera! Banking
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~ S. CRANs1N,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over william Ca.eini1u'S store, Deer
Lodge, Montana.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-29
CONDENSED NEWS


~ Telegraph
There are as7, 24s school children ia
the state Of West Virginia, an increase
Of nearly 1000 in year,
Miss Julia Force, who murdered her
two sisters ut Atlanta last February.
was acquitted On the ground Of inaan-
iiy
The Society Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac at Boston solemnly protested
against the trolley line which desc
crates Gettysburg battlefield.
Two Italians who conducted a small
bank in Williamsburg, suburb OF
Brooklyn, have disappeared with q, 600
Of theiE eountrymcn's hard savings
In consequence Of the distress caused
by the want OF fodder TO cattle the.
German government is about TO issue d
proclamation prohibiting the export Of
fodder.
Walter Dresser, aged 10, was drowned
Tuesday afternoon while bathing in
the Wabash river at Lafayette, Ind.
He was noted as n choir singer, a pho
nomenal boy soprano,
The Canadian Australian Steamship
Co. has decided to make Tacoma the
terminus of its line. The steamships
will make monthly trips between fa-
coma and Sydney. n, $. w.
Charles Henson, q young white man,
was sent to Chattanooga work house
for idleness Now he sues the city for
$4,000 damages, claiming that he has
been crippled by the shacklcs he was
compelled To wear.
William Littral, painter, fell from
the roof Of the He'll stove works, Mum
Gle, Ind, distance Of sixty feet and
broke his jaw, two ribs, both arms, a
wrist, an ankle, and yet the physicians
say that he may recover.
Charles Tibbs, who murdered SAM
mel McClond at Benwood, w. Va, three
months ago, and whose wife. who took
part in the tragedy, committed suicide.
was sent TO the Weston insane asylum,
having become raving maniac
Postmaster Hart, of Boston, resigned
Tuesday rather than discharge the cle-
vator men and other employees at tho
post office. lie was ordered by the de-
partment at Washington tofcat down
expenses owing to insufficient appro-
priations.
The old city Of wittenbcrg where
Martin Luther preached, celebrated
the 6Ooth anniversary Of its attain
ment Of city rights Wednesday and q
monument TO Emperor Frederick ILL.,.
was unveiled. There was also hiss
torical pageant.
f. J. Phelps, the American counsel,
continued his argument before the
Behring sea commission Tuesday. con-
tending that the seals from Iaribyloff
island, did not associate with these from
the Commander islands belonging to
Russia. He also said they had no wine
ter quarters on the coast Of Britiah
Columbia, as asserted by the British
counsel
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KILLED IN A BATTLE
Between California Conyicts
and Guards.
Three OF the Former Are Dead and
Two More Are Dying.


FoLsoM, Cal, juno IS. Three com
victs dead, one or two fatally wounded,
and several others more or less badly
hurt, are the net results OF the battle
Tuesday between the authorities and
fugitive convicts Not an officer or
guard was hurt though several Of
them were compelled 70 fight from the
open ground. Their workmanship
was so deadly and accurate that tho
convictS among whom was the train
robber, George Sontag, were placed NJ
a disadvantages The officers fired from
all sides at the men. hiding behind
rocks, and when the fight was over II
was found that the dead.men were lit
orally riddled with bullets,
The convicts in the first place had
laid plans for escape from prison with
great ability. They seized il guard in
stone quarry and hurried himnp hill
along the bank OF river. The guards
did not dare fire for fear of killing
their companion But the captive
guard after terrible struggle with his
captors succeeded III breaking away
from them before the summit Of the hfll
was reached and jumped down the bank
Of the river, carrying one OF the con-
victs with him. Then the brave guard,
Braire is his name, struggled with the
captured convict and finally overpow-
cred him Meanwhile the battle on the
hill above had begun and ended as be-
fore narrated.
Alter the fight two Winchester rifles,
two pistols and q large dirk knife were
found In hole, where the bandits had
taken refuge. Convict Dalton was
struck twenty-four times Convict Will
Jams was hit through the heart by a
shot from Guard Prigmorc. Dalton
was shot In the shoulders and heart
and when turned over his back was
found fairly riddled with bullets. viii
son had only few shots. Convict
Williams stomach was filled with bull
lets and torn and riddled badly. He
must have received a full charge from
the Calling gun. Sontag and Abbott
are In serious condition. They may
die. Convict Duffy's wound amounts
70 nothing. Thomas Shell Will doubt
less die He Is only q boy seventeen
years old
About three months ago Warden Anll
received reliable information that
Evans and John sontag and their
friends were about to make an attempt
10 carry the prison by storm and re-
lease George Sontag. Several picked
men from various parts Of the state
were sent for and placed In responsible
positions. New guns and pistols were
distributed. In fact everything was
put in order for desperate fight So
quietly was this done that neither the
guards nor convicts suspected that any
thing unusual was about TO happen.
While the battle was in progress the
whistle blew and the balance Of the
conyicts, although very excited, were
marched into the prison in good order.
When the battle was over Sontag re-
marked to Capt Murphy: Il have
played my game and lost Sontag
was the brains Of the crowd, and il Is
generally believed that he planned the
whole thing. The weapons were con-
cealed, no doubt, by some Of his
friends and the attempt was undoubt-
eddy precipitated by the capture of Ev-
ans and Sontag.
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Ihc so.y.n,y coin muda,..

PniLApELrnIA, juno -. Nearly a
million Columbian souvenir hnlf dol.
lars are held ut the mint In this city
subject TO the orders Of the secretary %
the treasury. The opinion Of Attorney
General olney that no more money
ought to be paid 10 the Illinois corpo.
ration known ms the Worlds Column
bian Exposition" viii take the control
of the souvenir coins out Of their hands.
and In all probability the coins will be
placed In circulation nj par value The
last shipment Of half dollars to Chicago
was made April 3 1893, and amounted
TO $3.50. i2O
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IT WAS ALL FOR LOVE.
Miss Blanche Culbertson Mar
ries Leigh French,
The Man Of Her Choice. Thus Los
ing a Share in a Fortune.


NEw Albany, Ind. June 2s Since
the case Of Miss Blanche Culbertson
against the executors of the will Of the
late w $. culbcrtson 10 set aside the cod
Gil which forbid the plaintiff marrying
Leigh II. French without tho consent
OF the executors, waa continued until
the October term of the court Miss
Culhortson has been stopping with .
relative, Mrs. + + Bradley. Of East
Ninth street.
French came from Chicago few
days after the court adjourned. and
although his headquarters were At the
Louisville hotel he spent much Of his
time In this city with HIS afiianced.
They frequently rode out In style and
attended several gay parties. including
one 10 Wyandotte cave.
Tuesday afternoon they won't out
driving In buggy, and about o'clock
stopped at the courthouse. French en-
tered the clerks ONCE, and, taking the
deputy clerk into secret room up
stars, impaired to him the information
that marriage license was wanted
and that Il must BE- kept quiet Tho
license was issued, carefully stored
nWUX IA INuOAt lMNtttl RNtIGOef
and, rejoining Miss Culbertson IN
the buggy, they drove up town
IN search Of minister The Residences
Of DIR. Hutchinsonand Or. Talbot were
visited, but neither clergyman was
found. So they drove along the street
Rev. DR. Van Dyke. pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian church, was hailed. taken
into the vehicle and rapidly driven 70
his home, on eaat Elm street, where
the ceremony making Miss Cuibert-
son and Leigh II. French ono
flesh was performed, the family
OF DIR Van Dyke being the only
witnesses After the ceremony the
bride and groom left the city, but their
destination Ii not made public. though
IN all probability the objective point ID
either Chicago or Minneapolis. Tho
groem's parents reside at the latter
point. Tho marriage In the face Of tho
will is certainly bold move. II IL like
burning the bridges behind an army,
and Is the subject 81 much excited COM
ment. The executors have done
every thing 10 prevent the mar
riage but all In vain. They win
make. 80 II il claimed, an active
fight to maintain the codicil, and II
they succeed Miss culbertson's share Of
the estate, nearly $1,000. 900. goes to
the other lcgntces. In her answer Miss
Culbcrtson asserts that her father was
the Eneet Of Mr. French's family at
Minneapolis, and made no objection 10
the attentions paid her by Leigh
French. and that few days before his
death, while weak and incapable 81
transacting business, was induced BY
the stcpnothcr 70 mako the codicil sho
now seeks TO have set aside.
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rhicarn Mania m Rnne,nle.I.

CHICAGO, June 80. That the action
Of the Indian government in suspend
ing the coinage of silver win have a
depressing influence in the United
States is the general opinion in bank
ing circles Of Chicago. Many consider
that the only method OF relief lies in
the immediate repeal Of the. sherman
silver law. This, 1t is Thought. will
not only restore confidence in this
country, but will have q good effect
abroad In showing that this govern
ment is willing 70 follow in the we'll
tried lines of the old world financial
exuerfs
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John sontsaK i nNIng.

FREsNo, Cal, june as. John sontag.
the bandit, Is living In precarious
condition, His pulse II very high, IFS
jaws are set and he Is delirions and
moaning. The man Ii threatened with
lockjaw from blood poisoning His
chances for recovery are very slight
His mother is with him. She has not
been told that her son George was shot
at Folsom.
Congress win Probably Meet september 4,
WASHINGTON, June %. Though no
official announcement has yet been
made on the subject, 1t Is found TO be
the almost universal opinion Of mem
bcrs Of congress now in this city tmany
Of whom have conyersed with the pres
ident) that congress will be called To
meet In extra session on the first Mon
day In September, which will DO Sep.
taIuber 4
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FAMILY cREMATro.
Fires Awful work AZ saginaw. Mtch.--
Mother and Three chllaren Perish.

UrtUfN anu AufNf Y HAttFtu AlFttent
SAGINAW, Mlch., June IS A FIRE, a..
significant in its financial loss, wipcd
out an entire family. with sineic ex
ccptien here Catherine Nrnnann anll
four children occupied the SECOND ilaop
81, two-story frame building a. NJ ri
North jefferson avenue
Tho fire gained such rapid Roadway
that the exit Of the family was cut OF
by the time the alarm was turned In
The department responded quickly,
Ladders we're put up and the inmates
taken ont, bat not until Mrs Nenmann
was fatally burned. and three OF her
children smothered by the smoke and
flames. The victims are:
Tilaa Neumann, aged 20 years.
Lena NenmAnn, aged ~
Frank Ncumann, aged IL.
Mrs. Catherine Nenmann was taken
10 st, Mary's hospital. She is terribly
burned about the head and face and
will die
The only person In the building saved
was Alma Ncumann, aged II, who was
taken ont, having sustained only slight
injuries The financial loss will not ex-
cccd $4,000 and is partially covered by
Insurance.
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CHIcAGo, June 2s- n. Wylie, the
cyclist who has been racing against
the record from New York TO Chicago.
finished HIS long ride at the Randolph
street entrance Of the city hall 1t 1889
Tuesday afternoon. His time for the.
trip was ten days, three hours and
thirty-nine minutes The record be-
fore, made few days ago by\Tom Roe.
was eleven days and five hours.
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siiver Mines win shut Down.

BUTTE, Mont, June rs The drop OF
silver to rs cents has caused consterna-
tion in this city among the mine own
ers and miners. 1t was totally unex-
pected, and therefore those most inter
ested are nonplussed. The principal
silver producers are the Alice, Moulton,
Lexington and Gagnon, and the mana
gers Of each, on being interviewed, say
that unless there Is an Immediate
change for the better work will be sus-
nended
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Cleveland Can Nuillfy the az.

WAsnINoToN. June %. - Il Il stated
here by an official Of the state depart
ment that the president can. II no
wishes, absolutely nullify the Geary
law with the aid Of the senate by the
negotiation Of now treaty between
this country and China, rs such q treaty
would not need the consent
Of the house Of Representa-
tives for It's passage and would have
the full power Of statute hi the
United States and would by d statute Of
q latter date repeal former conflicting
LEGISLATION.
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IsKrILEmEM, Pa june 2s. The Beth
lchcm Iron Co, has completed and ship
ped 10 the American line spar-crunlt
shaft for the steamship Paris II Is
made Of nickel steel, and has tensil
strength of 10000 pounds This Is $4,000
pounds in excess OF the strength Of any
shaft ever made by English or German
manufacturers One Of the crank pins
alone weighs d. 900 pounds.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-29

BosToN, June 2s The Harvard col
lege neurology list Of the college year
1929, contains 14S names, Of which
ISL died within the year fs92-9S, as
against 12s for the year 1s9i-g2. Rev.
William Wilmington, who died in
August at the age Of % years and 10
months, was the oldest living graduate
of the college, being just a year older
than DR.. William T. Russell, class Of
1926, the next In order Of age.
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PERTH Annoy, N. Y, june %. -4
Frank Applegate, of this city, commit
ted suicide in the Amboy hotel early
Wednesday morning. When found a
revolver was clasped in his right hand.
and there was bullet hole In his tenn
pie He had been drinking heavily Of
late and 1t is believed he became de-
spondent. He leavesn widow and three