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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-10
MONEY AND STOCKS IN LONDON.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabegram says: The stock
markets have been apathetic today pending
settlement Monday. Americans were dull
almost all day but improved later, ST. Paul
and Louisville leading. The closing was
strong. 1t is feared here the gold shipments
from America to Europe may dampen the
Wall street courage. This and the passing OF
the seigniOrage bill causes caution here Con-
soils are again rising Silver was q 5-l6 and
weak. The Indian councils sold twelve lakhs
Of telegraphic transfers at Il l-32 pence.
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Excuse me" said the 1ourmand Of
the clearinghouse. addressing the
iandlady, excuse me, madam, leaving
the table
Pray. don't mention IT," said the
Iady, politely. as she glanced at the
few eatsbles that remained: .ssSe kuow
you are obliged 20 leave i. CT yoz
would no. do 50. =
Then the other boarsierx looked a:
each other and smiled significantly
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The Poor Moon.

Staggs-I surely would hate to be
the moon. Takes it two weeks to get
full.
Jaggers-And that isn't the worst Of
it, either. After it is full it needs two
more weeks to get over it.-Indianapo-
lis Journal
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Miss shotdie-The Highminds ara
going 70 send Edith to college.
Mrs. Sho~idie-Huh. II doesn't cost
half as much to send girl to college
as il does 10 have her AZ home and keep
her dressed mp the way we do you.-
Good News
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The dieha AaiIu Eagle Saturday 7oruo. 7lareh To- 1884

days III 900 centals, including 81 900 american.
Corn firm: demand moderate; new mixed
past three days. Ios 800 crntals. Flour, spring
patents, Is Cd. Lard, prime western. 3Ss6d.
Beef. extra India mess SIS. Pork. prime mess
.5s. Bacon. long and short clear IS lbs, 53s6d
long clear As lbs AS
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money On Call.

New YORK, March 9.-Money on cali easy
at per cent, last loan per cent. closed per
cent; Prime mercantile paper 3,51s per cent.
in bankers bills at 81 Ss1a..4 sSss4 for demand
bills. 81 S.a4 S714 for sixty day bills: posted
rates, 81 S6a4 S6l2. Commercial bills 81 STA
86la. Silver certificates, 585sa591sc.
The total sales of stocks today were III, lS9
shares. including Atchison 1000. American
Sugar $500; Burlington $500; Chicago Gas
1900: General Electric $780, Reading l. 200: st,
Paul Il, OOO; Western Union 1900.
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A Matter Of Liking.

Halo. Jack! Have you seen AS
You Like It played entirely by wom-
emp"
Yes
How was it?''
''As you don't like it"-Hallo.
-Customer-'Look here, waiter,
found a collar button in the soup. .
Waiter-''Say. you didn't see nothing
of a pair of gloves, did you?"-Inte.
Ocean
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Little Dirk-If hnd ssereopfieon
could give exhibitions and make scsne
money. johnny shaver says he'll 90
with me and do the taikin'.
. Psps-Dho is Johnny sharer7
Lyle DR,k-He used TO work In =
barber shop. Good -yewA
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WEREQUITE STRONG
GOOD DAY FOR RAILWAY AND
OTHER BONDS.

General Market Strong, With Coco
Buying Movement and Firm and
Advancing Prices-No Imme-
diate Shipments of Gold
Abroad Bradstreet's
and Dun's CONNER.
cIa1 and Financial
Reviews-The
Clearings.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
For Sale-Stock Salt.

We have so TO 100 tons Of unused ground
roch salt which we will sell at 81 80 per
ton. in ton lots. Also some second salt
which we will sell al 81 per ton, suitable
Tor feeding to stock or using as fertilizer
Special price on round lots furnished on
application. We furnish no packages
with this. JACOB DOLD PACKING Co.
d95 lOt Wichita, Kan.
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Kansas City Grim.

KANSAS CITY. March a.-Wbeat. No . raj
6oc No hard 5f]2c, Corn-No.2 white Sslsf.
No 2mixed 3ls4c. oats-No2 agIsa3oI,c, RYE
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music" What makes you think SOP
well, whenever the orchestra PLAYED
she chewed gum SO as to keep perfect
time. Inter Ocean
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Cash quotations were as follows.


Flour steady. quotations unchanged. No .
spring wheat 5'Ssc, No. 3 soas7c. No 2 red 5.ase
No corn .3lsc. No. coats sue No , white
S1saS3lsc, No. white 3l1.a:s,,sc. No ? rye 45Isc
So2 barley. nominal, Nos 4Sa5Sc No asa
5oc. No fiaxseed 81 81. Prime timothy seed
= 10; Mess pork. per barrel SlI 3oall IS
Lard. per 100 pounds, ST Goat 921s Short ribs
sides, Loose, S. s,lea5 asls. Dry salted shout
ders. boxed, 81 Coat =. Short clear sides, box
ed, s. 3Glea6 %. Whisky, distillers' finished
goods, per gallon, 81 Il. Suear-Cut LOAF ; 4ac
Grapulated 4. Csc, standard 4 455c.
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Liverpool M.rt-a.s

LIVERPOOL. March a-Nheat firm. do
nand moderate; holders offer moderately. No
J California IS lsda5s 2isd No white western
+ lclSd. Receipts OF whea, for the past three
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st. LOUIS March s.--Wheat lower; cash
oissc. March 54a4c, May 56lsc. July Sc. Corn
S!s4c. July 3Sl4c. Oats higher; cash 5lisc
March ol1se, May Sl1sc. Pork jobbing Sl3 o.
! ara nomlnalls lower: S. 90. Lead lower
80 UtcHS 10. Spelter firmer, s. 65 asked
Whisky steady, 81 IL.
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WEEKLY BANK OLEARINGS.

New York, March 9.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
clearngs at the principal cities, and the per-
centage of increase or decrease. as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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IN THE DRY GOODS DISTRICT,

NEW YORK, March S.-The dry goods district
shows fair degree of activity without any
improvement. Business is down to the actual
wants of buyers. and as to cotton goods the
recent decline in the price of raw material is
making buyers conservative. Prices have not
varied for any of the staple cottons. The job.
bling trade shows some shrinkage as to volume
without changes OF consequence in prices
which, however, are somewhat Irregular, the
demand being spasmodic.
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RAIN MOVEMENTS


On the Produce exchange TODAY tie butter
market was quiet: creamery l6a2lc. dairy lSa
lsc. Eggs firm: strictly fresh litsc.
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FOR 1S93-94. WICHITA, KANSAS.

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most aivantag
niin
i Tin
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the taai
udie ereu he nd September
ademy. kausaS
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WICHITA, March 0.
CATTLE.
Cattle shade lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of
cattle at the yards today:
2steers...... $40 90 / steer..... no 2 IS
stOckers ,. 495 2 Is l COW 1850 9 30
HOGS.
Hogs 10c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales of
hogs at the yards today:
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March, g.
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
Opened Highest lowest Closed.
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, March Q.
LIE.
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ANNUAL STATEMENTS.

Dsesnsats eAsWiag shs etaa1la8 -
esvssal csapaassa
DuT11, espl. 1A-Ths Ssllswiae aanoal
ssasemsats vses nisd With the esooay
sSsek te-days
Psssst Silvse . Coppsr ssmpany-Capt
tal stoek, a,1o, 900, all paid int ezisting
indshasdnsss, ei0. MN.
Bannistse Mining company - Capseal
stock. o. 10000. ell paid In, existing ~
debtednsss, Q23.00.
Butte Gas Light q Coke company-Cap'
ital stock. 100000. ell paid int szlsting
Indebtedness. $4,000. eeeured hy moesp
eaes bonds, and el2.06a.al unsecured.
Silver Bow Sheep company Cepltel
stock. e5.0oos paid up capital, eiss "
indebtedness, TIE currsat expensss;
Argentins MlnlnG company a Capstei
90, and the remainder In prcpsey.. -
iollows: One-half Interest IN the Rnhv,
and the whole Of the What Chssl, Argoos
tine, Grand Republic, Noeul, CeatFaee,
and Arcade; existing Indebtedness, ~
time Of dissolution Of company, AUG ~
1888, Q,oN.e5 With interest.
Boston D Montana Consolidated Copper
and Silver Mining eompany-Cspttal
stock. &,7o0.oo0, all paid In, e1,Soo,0oo IN
property and tiI00o.0oo IN cash, existlns
iudebtednees. including bonds secured ~
mceteaee, q, ,7ue, ,1e7.i8.
Big Hole lmprovemeut eompepy-Caps'
tel stock 100000, all paid In With peops
egtyt no Indebtedness.
Butte AthIstie club-Capltal stock,
6,0o0s indebte duess q, ,e66.S0
stock Sa0oo,6 ,6oo, Ill paid In With prepsetyj
Indebtedness, Including mortgage bo0de,
Q,b01 .o61.&
Inter Nountain puhlishine company,
capital stock e2o,0o0; paid IN, az sA70i ex'
istlne Indebtedness, Q6, 900
CHAMPION Roastee company. capital
stock $4,000; ell paid In shares for In
vsntor; existing indebtsdnsss, u, 80
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ALIX WEARS THE CROWN
Isshflly SAs ifsltsl DO Iutst llls
% lsessa
IT WAS BEAUTIFULLY DONE
Fitteon Theusand PEOPLE Saw the
Great Mare Cut . Quarter OF
. Second From the Pre-.
vlous Mark
IT WAS BEAUTIFULLY Dol

VAkM4VA 4lAV S~rts 8W-BUto9o
thousand people ysllsd themselves hoarss
this aftssuoon when The great trostine
queen Alix beat the worlds record by
coming under the wire In s:o0k. Il was .
noble performance from the start to the
finish. justifyiug Williams' boast - to the
fastusss Of the track and Jonss' assertion
about the ability of Alix 70 bsat the
wosld's record.
The day was an IDEAL one and The track
was In eood condition. Il was 3 o'cloek
when Allx passed In front Of the srand
Stand for little preliminary work. Nc
Dowsll wss her driver.
ishsd Alix up. When all vas In rsadh
nsss Williams snnounesd: "Alix viii
nov - asainst the woeid's record, 2s0l."
The esevd became silent and for the In
slant there was great suppressed on.
citsmsnt. The start was made In
splsndh style. Alix came - regularly
and steadily - clockwork. Allx was
given The pole With runner just % her
right asd . triils behind. Whsu che ap-
peoaehed the wire foe The starr she
sssmsd 70 b eoing . little slow, but soon
ineseased hsr paes. She was working like
. machine, and Jet ~ easily and grace
fully thatous would hardly imaeiub che
vas going % such . trsmsudous clip.
general exclamation, ''30K, shs win
bsat L." From that 10 the half she
seemed to Ay, making II In lsodX. The
third quarter she increased her pace Q
trlAs, soing In 1sa2x.
When shs started up The hone stretch
there was the greatest excitement. Some
started 10 ysll bot were suppressed. Alix
was moving down without apparent Of.
fort. She seemed 10 fairly Ay 70 est away
from The horse that cams thundeeinG Jus I
behind.
Az she nsassd The wire many men
glanced st thsir watches and said: ''Sha
will not make t." Tho last few rods shs
again seemed 10 Increase her marveloua
spssd and - che dared under the wire q
shout veat up from Thousands: "Shs's
done 1T Shes done it~ The chssrins
vas prolonged and u was some tims b.
Soss williams could Quist the crowd % q
70 make himself heard. He then an.
nouuoeds
ssYea havs witnessed ths fastest bee,
Sssp trotted b. any trottee On the eiobe
jost tsOttsd b. Aiix. The frst quarter waa
made In :aok, half In l:olx; the thrse.
Quastsfs In :83x and the mile In 2soSx,
The crowd again chssssd and thousanda
rushed onto the track 90 Mcdowell cams
driving Alix back. Williams :introducc<
Jones, the owner Of Alix, and the cheering
again arose.
Vh~ ,.>-R>~~>su~> - A1s~ 4. Al. Ss1h ..
all hosssmsn tonight. One Of the judge
caught the time at shade lsss than ths
ofIlclal neurss and many In tho audience
had II 308X Jones was nearly
smothered with congratulatious. H,
saids II was confident ALI
would bsat The rscoed. I know wh
she could do. Iwaut TO say that soldss
part Interest In her several months ago "a
Monroe Salisbury. This is not generally
known here"
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BoIkIN TOOK IT.

Helene Holds the LAVA Tssnls Chan.
pienship OF the state.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Sept. l9.-The contest In
singles for tho state lawn tennis cham
plonship was between c. NJ. Arnold and
Alex W. Botkin, both Of Helena. It re-
suited In three straight sets In favor OF
Botkin. Score. Ca, 6-3 and 6-l. Botkin
played tho steadics, game ever seen in
tho state.
The championship match in doubles
was between l.. n. Brandgee Of Helena
and II. ii. Mattcsnu oil Great Falls on one
side. and L. NJ. Brooks and Samuel Bar
match and was won by Brandgec and
Matteson. Score: rs, i-5, 6-i, and
Ga.
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IT WAS A LIVELY SESSION.
nat the Psliss csnnisslsssss Dla Lei
of work.

AZ Werh
nrr,-r s.,x. fe-Th. ,,>..,,. ~ sh.
ccit.s sc,.ui..ior ,hi. ss,s.no.. -. M.
.,s.s N. ,s.-s.. 80 - "..ssS.s- 40
osusuy nsSvs eno vss aWeoesc WIN .
eooo oeei o. Quies rum !ne nras matter
teken up was AIdermAu's ksIv's com.
plaint agninst Ofncer Lydeu for arrestiug
without n warrant 4 woman who 4 now
knovn A Nra. Ida Willlama. for running
4 ho.,sa a nrostitution.
OG.ss 49, s.sssS ....s u...
ves Isusu s'ss.. .ass sos Aassnsy
oao made . complaint that several women
IN what V known - the OD0nnsll row
on Colorado street were running
houses Of prostitution and pointed
out the house Of the defendant
-. Ts 49,
unen sssosssos Ans osueos sneu watcneo
soe mouse o'ossv. ana on tne nrss night %
sew Two men 20 In and come out again
AFTER short intervals. On the next night
she IVES visited By three men. On the
third evsnins n man want in and n fev
rnlru,a. I.ter f.,den hrock.A "a th~
49, m. .hs.a LsL ~~s
~. '''sS s.s W.
sos vomsn, wno was ou'y party 1sssssos
ana no placed her under arrest. The man
who was visiting her was In what he sup.
posed 70 bs o bedroom. back Of the front
room. and while the officer vas waiting
for NJ - dre.a ha =. .v the man ,Iv. ~,
soms,hins. aftsr Witch he vsnt oat
thcns,sh sks h.ck doc,.
IN cs~srd ~ the vovnan,s eh.,,s Aha,
hsr vssch ana sin. T,vdsr saisl th.s ~.
eavs thsm 10 n frisnd al hsr,s nsmsd
Harry Robinsou. outside Of the iaiI. and
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WILL BUILD A NEW FIRE HALL


The Clty Council Agreed 70 Q lEaa ea
fsliss A4Alss Lass xlsht.
BUTTE, Sept. 1s.-Ths old and often de.
cusssd proposition to build new flre sta.
tion on Quarts street to take the place Of
the present dilapidated structure took
definite shape at to-night's council meet.
ting. and the construction work will b
commsnced - soon 20 the bids can b 10.
eeivsd and acted upon. The city on.
ginssr's plans, which were adopted to.
night, provide for . handsome, commo.
dious building. Tho following commun:.
cation from tho Workiuemsn's union was
read and referred TO the sewer committse:
Tho Butte Worklngmen's assembly, No. IA,
OF the n Of Z. respectflly calls the attcntton Of
BY John McCTlmmos In prosecuting the sewer
work upon which ho has Q contract from the
city first. he q subconeracttng as . prlcs
that y e impossible for the men % make The
tioa On tho miSutss of your honorable body,
and by dolnE 20 b taking sAvantsgs Of the
mist ,s4 q nsA yss a.. sTs dsEsodSs
respecefully requests your honornbls body %
prohibit sob -contrncting upon city work u the
future. Third, We respectfully request thas ~
3 p.s az ~ 81 ssss Ss s'ssS rs
formed. Hoping this WIN meet with your fsyog.
abe consideration, we remain very Respectfully
yours. PAT NkAMEY.
WILLIAM HOGAN,
JoHN HELM.
A esumun.eation from Hsss % Violet
Penny, for damages alleged to have been
sustained By stepping on . nail In de.
fective sidevalk on ArisonA street, Was ~.
fsrrsd 10 the Judiciary committss.
4 communication from Euperintendent
Carroll Of the water company, embracing
the analytical report Of DR.. Lehman, %
published In another column OF the
STANDARD, was referred to the flre and
water committee.
The report Of tbs poliea sommissiou.
stating that the charge against Onlcse
Lydsn bad bssn dlsmisssd, that Onicsrs
Dwyer and Hogan bad bsen reinstatsd,
and rseommsnding that Alex O'Handlsy
and Charles Stonsburg bs appointed to
Kelly rspSsssd his complaint against
Ohlcer Lyden who, ho believed, had OF.
ceeded his authority In srrssting Mrs.
Williams, and be voted against the adop.
tion OF tho report.
VHandiey and stonsburs were con.
firmed by Q unanimous vote and Major
Dawson took occasion to coneratulats
the council ON its first unanimous vote on
the con1rmatiou Of poiicsmsn.
The fire committee rspoeted, recon.
mendinR that the clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for the erection Of o
cordance with plans prepared by the city
engineer. The report was adopted and 4
was ordered that the beds be In BY the
next regular meeting.
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BILLINGS IS CROWDED
alllisls 4 IkltsRs b 10 Ptstty
Little CITY.
THEY'RE WELL CARED FOR


Special Dspaseh 10 ths ssandard
BuLu0s, Sept. le.-The astsadanee q
the fair to-day crowded the aSoo mari
and the interest In the races was una.
bated. Tonight the Visiting populatioa
was rsinfogcsd b. sheut 900 from Butte,
Anseooda and Hslsua, besides . large
crowd from other western points. Accom-.
mediation has been, 20 far. found for ell
the visitors, though thsse 10 considerable
crowding. But - all are out for . good
time there y NO erumbline.
The grand lodge Of Hrse Masons opened
to-day and win b In session Tomorrow.
This svsnine Edna chaptse Of the Orsles
Of the Eastern Star of Billings hsld . ~.
csption aud sxsmpliflsd ths work In The
aoral degree. The work was greatly com
msndsd.
Ths raess to-day resulted - follows,
Firth race, special trot and pace. fos
county horsss, hsats In ., fes . purss ol
00o-Dandy won. Liberty sscoad, Rhsunie
third, best tlaas, 3:6l.
Sixth raes, match paee, heats . In 8, e10C
eide, 500 sddsd. bstvssn W. b cseegs's
Ruby Nsssenese snd ]. D. Nurphy's lraa,
Iras won three strai ghs heats, best time
3:11
Seventh raee, runnine, oas mile, ssll-
Ing. foe . pure of o1Bo-Lattls Tough won,
Minnie Beach seoond, Emma No third
time, 1sA7.
Eighth rass. running. thrse-sighths Of q
mile, foe purse ef els0-Nidest ven. Lit
To James sseond. Red Dlek third, time
-
Nlnth raes. running. bad start. Thl
judges declared II . dead race and post
poned u unfh Tomorrow.
The entries for to-morrow's races are q
follows: Trot and pace, $50 class, . In
W. B. Csoess's Ruby Mssssngsr. T. w
Bssry's Rosells, Nurphy's lras, Hleslna
Bros. r. d. =. Trot and paee. 8slS elasl
Frank Mamis' Billy c., Aisx. Graksm's
Rhsunis, yrsd Awe's Button, A. }. WI
kinsoa's Lonsfsllew. Bailey . 0'Deansll'l
Kingbole Three furlongs, handieap. fe(
e9oo-Bnl Howard, IN; Minnie. 100
Nsttis Glenn, S, Dasa, 81 Spse III
three quarters Of Q mile, for named hoesss
Sl50-Tobaseo, Miss Elm, Fannie b.
0ilroy, Red Leo. Uncls Bob. Little Maud
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esstsmpaaAsd fssasAiss, and ~ go
pisnkias 6ssvssa ~ sails. vhlsh h 80
sidseod unnecessary q Ssseent = -
nature ef The eeuufIy tsaysessd, 81 sns
The esmpaay shall sak . scaRe>lsa =
opeguto The ooUoeosy l)ne toEoo 49,
easA w daily. alshe1sA ~ sass vlo -
run msee fseQnsntiy u tAe pa>seo1es
justlAes H. .Nooe e ~ al6sss9eo -
pssessd any oppes,tisa 70 thsse sAAnos
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sscAvsE THEY LOVED HIM.
naaassas AttssAsa Daa Nseaaa's Yu.
nersl YestosAay.

nu.apsds AttsnAsA Daa Mseaaa's 70.
nsrsl Yesterday.
BUTTE, Sept. 1A-ThA fnnseal ee ~
late Onlcss DAN NeenAn this Bitterness
was one % the largest that has ever been
sssn In Butte and showed the great popu-
lasity Il The dsesassd ofAesr. The funeral
took place at O'Clock from Ninsrs' Unieu
hall and the body was followed TO the
grave by about $50 members Of the X. Of
I. and Nlners's union, 400 member Of
the A. q. H. and othss societies and about
LIB carriages.
The procession Vas hsadsd by platoon
Of police. the Hibssnian band and de-
tnchment Of about 70 members Of the
waehingten guards, representing con.
paniss B, and &.
The pallbesrsrs we're Ofaosrs William
Hogan and Thomas Duhsme from the 20.
lice force, Ed Shields and Pat Dwysr
from the X. Of L. and Con MAher and
James Aahss, rsprssenting the A. o. h.
Services we're conducted ct 81. Patrick's
church By Rev. Father Bstens.
In connection With Ofncer Noonan's
death Mrs. 8. J. Murphy, At whose houss
hs roomsd. states that che did not 70 into
his room until after he was dead and that
she st once sent for Q doctor. She did
not SEQ him drawn up on his hands and
knees Ia bad, - hes bssn stated. and did
NOT bear him groAn. The deceased had
one brother In Pittaburg and another at
Puyallup Junction, Wash.
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cHiNA's SAD PLloHT.JSN


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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-20
YOUNG RlcHARpsoN's PARDON.
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Special Dispatsh 70 the Standard
HELENA, Sept. lo.-Govsenoe Rlekasds
has pardoaed Charles H. Richardsen, who
b The arst inmate ef the state rsfeem
sehsel at Miles City to receive executive
elsmsney. The governor ssnt the felleWs
ine letter 10 the board Of pardons:
hsreby grant to Charles n. Riehr
ardsoo. an inmate of the state reform scheol
Q conditiooal pardon, subjecs to your approval.
The said Richardsoa was sent 70 the reform
school IRON the eouasy Of Deer Lodge - ~
shafss q iaeorrisibility.
Is appeass that The boys fAthss NJ instsu-
nsa1al = ssadias him to he school, un1se ~
impFsGlon that it was for the bsst. bus Tie
father now ccnfesses bis mistake and pleadS log
tho release Of his con, alleging bis ability ~
this time to take good care OF hin.
Is 10 also offered In evidence that the
boys mother 10 In . critical condition
Of health by reason Of constant worry over the
incarceration Of her son In the reform school,
and that the boy 10 unable to do heavy work,
being ruptured on both sides and greatly Ia
need Of medical attention. The father Of the
boy win SEQ that the boy b properly taken care
Of In this respect and that attention b atveu 10
his general welfare.
with knowledge Of the facts n tho ease,
Judge Brantly. In whose court the boy was
committed. recommends that conditional par.
don be granted him. % docs Hon. ]. B. L0sss
Of Anaconda Hon. J. W. Strevllle Of Miles City
and others.
Tia cosdisions under which I pardon ~ said
Charles H Richardson are - follows; That his
father remove him from the reform school
without expense to the state; that the bog d.
mean himself properly hereafter upon ail osea.
sions; that IN eAse charges of ineesfiGibuty are
again made and sustained this pardon b TO
voksd. And that the father ef the boy agrees,
undse such circumstances. 70 again deliver the
boy into TIE custody Of the state reeerm school
without expense to tho state. 70 eo0plses hid