The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-18
In CITY AND SUBURB
Brief Local News and Mention of Men
and Women.
MRS. MARY MILLER INSANE
Religion Weighs Heavily on Her
Mind-A awmill Man by the
Name of McG lire Found
Dead at uperior.
AIRS. MARY MILLER INSANE

Missoula, April ia team from the
Higgins ranch made things lively in
town this morning by running away
with heavy wagon behind them. No
damage was done but there was lot
OF scurrying to give the horses the
right of way.
Tom Irvine came down from Hamil-
ton this morning and left tonight for
Helena.
Deputy Sheriff Corbett came back
from Elliston this morning without the
men whom he went to see. 1t was
thought that they were the men VINO
stole the goods from Mead & Raymer's
store. but IL was found that they had
been operating in Helena. Sheriff Fftz-
patrick of Deer Lodge county, was also
there TO see IL the men had not come
from his jurisdiction, but the Helena
marshal took them in
p r. McElligott of Martina, is in the
city to-day.
A force of men was put TO work on
the new athletic park grounds this
morning, and the fence and grand
stand will soon be completed. AS soon
as this is done the work of construct
ing the track and diamond will begin.
Mrs. Schoenfeldt of Pardee Is in town
to-day
Judge Ross this morning gave James
Dinsmore a sentence of 30 days for va
grancy and begging on the streets.
Dinsmore claims to have friends In
Butte but he told crooked story in
other particulars and not much Gre
dence is given this tale. The sentence
was made a foater and Dinsmore inn
proved the opportunity to leave town.
The funeral of Mrs Henry Moss of
Butte, was held this afternoon from
the residence of ]. A. Moss i'm Park ad-
dition.
The federation Of labor had charge of
the funeral of c. +. Burns which was
held this afternoon.
The police were called to South Mis-
soula this evening to round up a lot of
tramps that have been making them
selves obnoxious to the residents of
that suburb to-day. Their operations
frightened many women this after
noon.
The little daughter of c. NJ. Crutch-
field at Hamilton is reported as being
some better this evening. She is still
in a very critical condition.
The following instruments were filed
for record with the county clerk to-
day: Warranty deed-W. G.. Adams to
Mrs. l. ID. Harriet. lots in Thompson
Falls. Warranty deed-Mrs. NJ. j.
wilkerson to Mrs. Harriet, lots in
Thompson Falls. Quit claim deed
George Singer to Luc Richards lot 49,
block IL, Frenchtown.
General Marion Is i'm town tonight
The new lodge of Woodmen of the
World met this evening in odd Eel
lows hall.
In the district court this afternoon
Judge Woody and a commission con-
sisting of Drs. Hillmantle and Fitzger-
aid examined Mrs. Mary Miller as TO
her mental condition. The case Is one
of religious insanity and the sheriff will
take the unfortunate woman TO Warm
Springs in the morning. Mrs. Miller
has attracted the attention of her
neighbors for some time by her peculiar
actions. and last evening she created
some disturbance at the prayer meet
ing at the Baptist church. In addition
to her religious mania she accuses her
husband of cruelty and of vile prac
tees. She was in the Kansas insane
asylum for several months about nine
years ago. and IL Is probable that the
proper treatment at Warm Springs
will restore her reason.
The Bonner mills are running again,
the broken shaft having been repaired
so that work was resumed this noon.
The dynamos and other electric ma
chinery for the new plant at Bonner
arrived from the East to-day and will
be put in position at once. rhe wire
between Bonner and Missoula will be
will be lighted from the new plant
early in May.
Il. n. Lamoreaux, special agent of the
land department, came in from Ana
conda tonight and took the branch
train to Hamilton.
A saw mill man named Mcclure was
found dead i'm his bed at Superior this
morning He was feeling well yester-
day. but he is supposed 40 have had
heart trouble
Pat McGrath, a well-known old-t time
prospector of the Quartz creek country.
has been in the city for a few days.
visiting his friends in town.
The police had lively time last
night with the crowd of tramps that
came into town yesterday. The hoboes
kept out of sight until after dark, when
they came out of hiding in swarms.
There has not been so many of these
fellows in town at one time for months.
W. A. ronkin, who has bonded the
old Belle Stowe claim on Thompson
river has been making a business visit
In town for a few days
The Rod and Gun club is making
good progress with the arrangements
for the state tournament next month.
and a fine lot OF sport is promised for
the devotees of shooting The pro-
gramme will be announced in a short
time.
oohlt VI NhN oHttilltns OF cop
per ore that have ever been seen in this
city have been brought in from the
Copper Cliff mine this week Mayor
Keith has a handsome specimen OF the
native metal. and Uncle Bob Foater
has a chunk OF carbonates and native
copper that was brought i'm by ID. ID.
Bogart. The mines in the Copper Cliff
district are said TO be among the best
in this section.
Hal s. Corbett has returned from a
trip 10 Martina, where he went on bus
mess connected with his mining inter.
ests there.
Messrs. Purtle and Lynch came in
on the Wallace flyer last night from
their mill at the spur.
Five Childrrn Killed.