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white. with features drawn and dis
torted but whole in body. They had
sought relief by poison or the inflic-
ton Of internal injuries.
When looked at the little figure quiz
city sobbing at my feet l saw her gar
ments were wet and clung closely
around her form. She had drowned
herself, and all through the long stay in
the Home of the Disappointed Souls"
she must wear her wet garments, be-
cause l learned afterward that all were
compelled to carry these limitations of
their old life body, so that by con-
stantly seeing the cause Of death they
would never forget it. and the remem-
brance would enable them to redeem
themselves by future good acts.
l soon found in this young girl COM
forting friend and took great pleasure
in encouraging her to perform her du-
ties allotted and in giving her instruc-
tionS.
1t seemed that Death always came to
every one who arrived as did and gave
each the same advice and hope. Very
few, however, profited by it, but con-
tinued to curse fate and moan over their
troubles.
One day while walking arm in arm
with lady of refinement, ventured to
ask her. among other questions l had
In my mind (seeing that she had already
been here ten years and had five more
" otdy pelOfe Sfle cOulQ receive ner IN
vitation to come higher by Death):
What became, as far as she had OBJ
served. of those wretches who never re-
pented and continued to curse God and
man for their existence and did not ac-
cept the opportunity which God offered
them or preparing for a higher life after
they had served their term here.
She turned to me and with surprised
look, slowly said
My sister in the home of the mista-
ken souls, I too wondered great deal
over that subject, when first came here
and watched diligently in order that |
might gain some Intelligent light in the
matter, and L will tell you how marvel
ously good death is
When she comes every time she comes
to relieve one whose time is up, and ad-
monishes those who are to come next to
prepare for something better, Just as
you have heard her. If they turn a
deaf ear to her advice she only looks sad
and says God is not mocked Your
days will be spent in darkness until YOU
are willing to open your soul to receive
the light which he has given you. Be-
ware!" That Is all; no one has ever re-
turned to tell what greater darkness
these are doomed to live in after they
leave here. but she has told us that as
we wish we can progress higher and
purer according to our own desires to
do so. Now let us retire to our duties
and watch for chance to get higher by
doing our work cheerfully and for the
good of our fellow companions, striving
for the happy future which awaits us
The herald., 1896-06-23

Alfred Hunt, the artist, who has inst
died in England. was noted for his deli
cate renderings of atmosphere. He was
the most unworldly of men and was ever
ready to help strugglers. His wife il
tha author of, savaral hrirht s.AvAia-
The herald., 1896-06-23

1t is not now considered fashionable to
go on a bridal trip to Eurone The
proper thing is to remain at home for
the honeymoon and when it is all over
and the little dovies are settled and Sc
date, to HE to the seaside or mountain
top and pass the summer just like old
married folk
The herald., 1896-06-23
Vision of the serrert

Justice-You are charged with steal
ing Colonel Juleps chickens. Have Won
any witnesses?
Uncle Moses-I heb not. I don't steal
chickens befor' witnesses-Amusing
Journal.
The herald., 1896-06-23

Mrs. Mary L. Foote, who was recently
elected the police justice of Gaylor, Kan,
ran against her husband and defeated
him by large majority.
The herald., 1896-06-23

Four Missourians who left Brunswick
for Venezuela last March have returned.
They did not find the gold mines they
sought. They brought back, however,
q monkey and two parrots.
The herald., 1896-06-23

Thomas Mast has of late been turning
his attention to oil painting, his most
recent production being a scene half real
and half imaginary, of bust of Shakes
peare upon table in the old interior at
Stratford. surrounded by a supernal
ghostly visitors-presumabiy Of his ow,
creation,
The herald., 1896-06-23

The prince of Wales and the duke of
Connaught are the first knights of the
new Victorian order. 49,
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1OTEL REGIST Err

The Rutte-W. A. Stratton, Detroit;
George Turner. Spokane; T. T. Sterling.
Niissoula; 6. j. RiZZoh, 4. & Henry
James Statler. Chicago: Joe Sharpe,
Boston: f. c. Watt, Omaha: Z. W.
Callahan. London; G u. Rande and
wife. Vancouver: \. Soloman. J. +. Fo-
garty. ~ @. Carlyle. san Frauclsco'
Peter Whine. Helena; ". +. solomon.
Frank Lane. New York; =. kichert.
Glendale: II. Burrell Great Fails; }. ..
Whitaker. Cincinnati; 9. i. kroanberg'
81 Paul: Alex Burrell, MarysNllle.
The McDermott-F. e. Carson, J. {.
Nfaslin. Chicago: Shreve Shine. IT.
Omaha: J. T. Braddcck and wife. city
W. v. Merk, Silver Star; II. +. Blrke'
4. ]. Brooks. ". L. Wynne. st PAU
r KeeCan. Payette: Frank Morgan
and wife. Fort Benton; +. 9. Gentsch
salt Lake: &. G.. S-ik. Helena. +. y
Heushaw. Nebraska, \. n. Miller, III
ola Kentucky company, II. Warren
and wife. san Francisco. J. 7. Trum'
bull. Gold Greek.
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POWDER RzMOVALS.
The Mayor Arranging for Committee TO
n

The Mayor Arranging IoT y otuh''NNN -
visit the fountains.
Mayor Thompson and Alderman Hell
lig of the special powder committee OF
the council will call on the county com
missioners to-day and request them 10
fix a day on which they ana the couh-
ellis powder committee and the repre-
sentatives of the different powder com
panies can go out along the line OF the
Northern Pacific line to Homestake anu
select site TO which the giant poWuei
magazines can be removed. Nearly an
of the powder companies have sent spe-
cial agents to Butte to look after their
interests in the removal ceremonies
and they will remain here until the
matter is settled. The mayor has seen
one or two of them and they all pro-
TESS a willingness to move the maya
zines if a safe and convenient location
can be secured which will be satisfac-
tory all around. They agree that the
present location of the magazines Is
very unsafe, and 1t is likely that safe
location will be selected without any
trouble, and that new magazines VIII
be built at once.
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tUlIE CURRENT NOTES.

Silver, 67i2
Telephone 107.
Fred orion, piano tuner, w. Quartz
Messenger service free al Ahheusei
Busch. Telephone 1OL
You can play Frisco races and big
4 ght at the Combination.
Finely furnished rooms. Baths free.
The Baltimore, G7-71 w. Park.
Smoke Humboldt" King of Cigars.
L. ]. Iachman & Co. sole agents.
Charles Lane, architect. Dellinger
block, room 5, 115 North Main, Butte.
H.GHawes, Expert Accountant. room
6, Sd floor Lewisohn bldg, Granite ST.
Watch cleaning s1.5o: main springs.
81 Warranted. Mayer. 40 West Park
Prince Victor-Carl Upmann's best &c
cigar. Handmade by union workmen.
The Butte Skating rink presents
handsome souvenirs to each lady pat
ron every Tuesday.
A tour OF the world and the Ana
conda Daily and Sunday Standard one
year Cor 10 silver dollars
Most perfect carpet cleaning plant In
Montana. Butte Mattress ana Ophols-
tering Co, 100 w. Broadway.
Schilling Bros, the tailors, lead the
trade in style, cut and finish. are al
DR.. Isabel Gliddon has removed her
Offices to rooms 19 and 20, End floor
New Owsley. Residence, los N. Mont
Imported Rhine wine SO per dozen, u
cents per bottle. Genuine bottlinE
guaranteed. Montana Liquor com
pany.
The preliminary examination o
CLYDE Quay and Emma Teal for assault
in the first degree was continued b!
Judge Turner yesterday until Monda!
morning.
James Wilk!e of Pony and Kate An
derson of Scotland were united in mar
riage Yesterday at the Presbyterial
mansa bv Rev. Il. ]. Groeneveld, paste
of the church.
The ladies who are interested in tn
leap year ball which Will be given a
Renshaw hall Monday evening are Re
ouested to call on Mrs. p. A. Largey a
once for their tickets.
Mary Ellen, the 6-year-old daughte
of Thomas Lynch, died yesterday an
will be buried from the residence, NJ
eOl North Main street, CenterVllle, at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
w. r. Brewnin was arraigned befor
Judge Turner yesterday for assault
the third degree on his step-daughte
Lizzie Hanson who lives at No. 1888 Ma
honey avenue. He entered plea
not guilty and will be tried next Wee
nesday afternoon.
Watch our sales. We offer somethin
special every other day. To-day all 2
and S5c laces for 12lac a yard. and OF
Csc and SOC ribbons at 10c; yard yelling
&c yard, at Butte Mercantile con
pany. formerly Kahnweiler's.
w. II. Newman was arraigned hefol
Judge Holland yesterday on chars
of receiving stolen property. He plea
ed not guilty and Will be tried AT
o'clock this afternoon. He furnisht
bonds of $780, NJ. Meyer was given
Jury trial for disturbing the peace al
was discharged.
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PITIFuL SUFFERING.
FIVE Corpses and siI Men Barely AWE
D.ift Ashore.

FIVE Corpses and si1 Men Barely Alive
D.ift Ashore.
Carrabcle. Fla. Feb. IA boat con-
tanning five corpses and six men oarely
alive has drifted ashore on Dog island
When discovered by two fishermen the
survivors were lying unconscious on
the decomposed corpses of their COM
panions. The survivors were revived
and Gilbert Holmes. who was the
strongest. related story OF pitlIul SUI
fering. Last week the IL men lett hey
West on a smack to fish on the west
coast. When two days out the smack
was wrecked, the men escaping IN
boat without food, water or clothing
Three days after the wreck Frank Ma
son died and soon after Max Thornton
Alfred stafford. Joe West and Nathan
Adams succumbed. The survivors were
too weak TO throw their dead comrades
into the sea. For the last two days
Holmes was the only one OF the living
conscious, and he does not remember
all that happened. The scene IN th'
boat was horrible. The living ana the
dead, without a rag of clothes. were
tumbled together. The corpses seemed
TO be gnawed in places and the fisher
men suggested that in desperation Tn
survivors tried to sustain life on th'
flesh of their dead companions.
The six survivors are: Jose Rod
riaues. sam Williams, Henry Johnson
John blackburn, Arthur Moore and Gil
bert Holmes. Several of them seem Z
have been rendered idiotic 10y their suf
ferings.
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Here Are Goods
And Here Are
The Prices

100 Pairs odd Lace Curtains at HALF
PRICE.
Brussels Carpets. Misfits. at HALF
PRICE.
Ingram Carpets. Mishts. at HALF
PRICE.
Remnants Brussels Carpets at HALF
PRICE
Remnants Ingram Carpets at HALF
PRICE.
Remnants oil Cloths and Liuoleums
AT HALF PRICE
Comforts. Blankets and All Bedding
NJ HALF PRICE
Rugs and Art Squares al HALF
PRICE.
Trunks and Valis-s AT HALF PRICE.
This is an Au-Arouud Clearance sale
we are CONDUCTING this month
It's happy hit T. nat just what yon
want at HALF PRICE.
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document TO the effect that he was en-
powered to represent the board. ne
boarded at the Butte City hotel. at the
corner OF Park and Arizona. for snort
time. and forged Governor RicKaros
name to a SO check, which the proprle,
tor cashed for him, giving him 50 anu
retaining 81. 1t is also sald that 81
perintendent Kern cashed a forged
check for him. Irwin was arrested IN
Helena a short time before he came 70
Butte for some crooked work with the
state board of education.
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Great oaks Fr IN Lutte acorns Grown

Is n line from the trite old verse We used
10 reclte an our schoolboy days. II has
forclhIe application TO thos" small 49,
ueuts which We are apt 10 disregard until
,re,- reach formidable proportions. a uf
~ indigestion. a slight attack OF con-
situation. il is assumed. viii soon pass
off hut b. very apt 20 get worse, and m
the meantime II neglected until the all
mont becomes chronic. and then. if NOT
entirely eradicated, is constant annoy
ance and menace Of worse cgnse4 4-ne.s.
for diseases. recollect. bcget one another.
How much wiser TO resort TO Il course OF
Hostetter's Stomach B!tters at the OUT
sst Of a malady than 10 tempo-iz- vivian
II Al the start. or treat it with violent
remedies in its maturity Ee on TIME w.ru
disease. or il may floor you. Na,a-io.-
rheumatic and kidney comp lain l.. a.=-
faasla. constipation. bHl1u-ue~s and ..r-
,-guSu-ss are an disorders ~ rapid
growth. and should De "Dlppei IN th.
bld" by d timely resort 70 the Bitters-
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\ E.cycie X .curd
Coronado Beach. Cal, Feb.


From the New York World.
The saloon of ex-Alderman Phillip
Wissig, who was three years ago Rich
ard Crokers chosen leader of the old
Eighth district. has passed into the
hands of the sheriff, who has sold out
the stock. fixtures. and Mr.. Wissig :
lease. 1t is the story of the rapid rise
and decline Of a Tammany politician
within five years.
Soon after Mr.. Croker placed Wissig
in charge of the Eighth district, IN 1880.
he got a close grip on local politics.
The following year he was elected 10
the assembly. He married soon after
wards for the third time. His bride was
a widow. Mrs. Emma Hertz, who had a
saloon at Grand and Forsyth streets.
and was reported TO be worth $4,000.
Wissig made the saloon the political
headquarters of his district.
In April. 1892. he made a very vulgar
and inappropriate speech against the
Woman suffrage bill in the legislature
Within a few days Wissig was inform
ed by Croker that his room was better
than his company. He resigned Tam
many, and though he has coquetted OF
several occasions with the republican:
and the county democracy. he has neV
err been able to regain his lost ground.
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THE CARNIVAL BALL.
a Pleasant An,ir-The Pr.z, winners

E.c- Mt Cos'um :.
The carnival ball given at Renshaw
hall last night by Montana Council No.
l. Chosen Friends, was a very pleasant
affair and largely attended. The fol-
lowing prizes were awarded: For finest
costume. lady. Miss Nettie Davis. gen
tlaman. William +. sherman. The
most original costume, lady. Mrs. II.
Hopgood. gentleman. Frank Waller.
The best sustained character lady.
s.ToDsv." Miss Jones. gentleman.
scotch" {. McBrea. The most com
zeal costume lady. Allie Martin. gen
tleraan. Harry Stevens; best walters,
lady. Miss Nadsau; gentleman. I'd Bis
bic
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APPARATUS SOLD.
The Old Chemical and Hose Reel Dispos q
OF to the fr.v cry DEPARTMENT

The two-wheeled 50-gallon hand
chemical and a two-wheeled hose reel,
which were bought when the Butte
fire department was in its infancy, were
sold yesterday to the newly organized
fire company at the Centennial brewery
for $3.50. Both pieces of apparatus are
in good condition. but the city outgreW
their use years ago and they have since
been taking up valuable room at the
Central station.
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New York. Feb. 1.-THE following ia
BILE. compiled by Bradstreets, shows the
total clearances at the principal cities
and the percentage of increase or de
crease. as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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In New York of late years Sunday
has become favorite day for calling.
1t used TO be considered rather bour-
geois day, inasmuch as people who were
not in the 400" made calls on that day.
But society is just as busy in its pnr-
suit Of pleasure as ordinary people are
in their pursuit of pelf. Ladies object
ed to losing an afternoon by staying at
home when they might miss some
amusement or entertainment which
they desired to attend. Hence the New
York men have found that in aCquit-
ting themselves OF their duty calls they
were apt to find people in on sundays.
During the last couple of years II has
become faVorito day for calling. This
winter informal entertainments have
been held on Sundays. Informal teas
have frequently taken place on Sunday
; afternoons and informal dinners in the
evening.
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Not Apparent 10 Him.

II see." said Mrs. Hashcroft. AT the
breakfast table, that the coffee crop
OF Honduras has been seriously reduced
hv two unusually dry seasons.
That's odd" replied the star board
er. as he set down his cup after taking
a sip. Il never noticed a scarcity 81
water In the coffee
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IRWIN'S TRICKS.

Hes Captured j. II ens for For-ery' an
OH IrsCt-c OF Hs
JR. Irwin. who was arrested yester-
day at Helena Tor forgery, has one or
Two charges Of tnr same nature hang
ing over him in Butte. He was IN Butte
about three months ago and claimed O.
represent the state board II education
from which il is said he had ioTg !
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Suite Department.

The Principal Branch Office OF the
tandard is at No. 81 East Broadway,
butte. Telephone No 422. Advertising
ates furnished on application.
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Fur Capes $500

This was the hottest pace we ever
set-95O Fur Capes sold in less than two
weeks.
ASTRAIKANS-w large collars.
large sweep, and satin lined. $6.'a. -.
S775 and IS. worth four times more.
ELECTRIC SEALS-With large collars
extra wide sweep. marten collars ana
marten trimmed fronts, $40. $50. 81
$40. Sl05o and $ll. worth four times
more.
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First class meals at all hours W'st
side road house. Telephone il3.
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That's what the new styles in mems
shirts are and we've just received the
SWEETEST the handsomest, and the most
stylish shirts ever made in the world
If you see them you'll want one-you
cant help it, they are dandles cracker
Jacks every one of them, and just
little the slckest shirt you ever saw
You'll say so too when you see them
In price from 81 to 50 90.
We pay express on all mail orders,
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LUTTE WEATHER.

crcrted for the Standard by Ganogiy q
Co., Druggists.
FEB IL THermometer barometer "lnn;
n a. fer above 1894 inches SW
I'm. sc oec above. 24.10 Inches. NV
T. Ihes. ttmTerature yesterday 81; Lowest 81
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TC-DAY'S WEATHER.

The indications for Montana to-day are:
Fair: warmer in extreme eastern por-
ion: variable winds, becoming south
Westerly.
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The Talk
That Talks

The kind Of talk that people want
when they part with their money is not
mere newspaper talk. II is this:
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ON THE TRACK.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE feature
of to-day's card at InClcside was the
fourth race, an event at mile ana a
quarter. Green B. Morris colt imp
Star Ruby, who was an TO faVorlte'
had no difficulty in winning me
Australian starting machine was USED
in three events to-day and with one
exception the starts were perfect. In
the first trial the start was struggling
owing mostly to the inability of the
boys to get their mounts started.
Three favorites. one third choice and
30 to l shot won to-day.
Seven furlongs, maidens. purse $500
Senator Bland won. Little Jimmie sec
ond, Mirambo third time, l:29L. SIX
furlongs, purse $500. 3-year-olds-Miss
Ross won, Walter j. second, Governor
Budd third; time, 1:16ta. Six furlongs
purse s4O0-Uncertalnty won, Pecksnifi
second, Banjo third; time, l:16ia. one
mile and a quarter. purse s40O-lmp
Star Ruby won, Basso second, ked
Boot third; time, 2:1l. Six furlongs
purse S400, 3-year- olds-Gratify won
Rey del Pandidos second, Kamsin thirt
Rey del Pandidos second, hamsii
third; time, 1:l6.
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We are at it in good shape.
Prices for good goods were new
er so cheap bsfOre. Exam n . Ir
stock. Prices on suits f ON SO
no NASH e CO
Join Our Free Silver Suit Club.
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The New Women.
II she will only take the place OF a
man can have anything she wants be-
low regular prices in shirts. collars and
cuffs only at nash and CO
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The New WON a.

Buttermilk soap, boxes for 25c. at
Pat Mullins & Co.
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A grand Leap Year Ball viii be given
by Alta Lodge No. is, ID. of H., \. O..
L. w, Monday evening, Feb. 18th, at
Hibernian hall, Centerville. Tickets ad-
hitting lady and gentleman. 80 cents.
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At sew Orle4n :

New Orleans, Feb. 14.-First race.
$3.50, for 3-year-olds and upwards, six
ADMINISTRATIONS won, Cochina sec
ond. Adah l.. third; time, 1:21; second
race, $780, for 2-year-olds, four furlongs
Ethel Farrell won. Anger second, star
Tobacco third; time, 062%. Third race,
$3.50. for 3-year-olds and upwards, mile
-Sauterne won, Florence II. second,
Bitten third: time, 1:49A. Fourth race,
$500, handicap, 3-year-olds and up
wards, one mile-George w. won. jam
boree second, Queen Bess third; time,
l:49. Fifth race $780, for 4-year-olds
and upwards, seven furlongs-Spendo-
line won, Mckee second, Joe O'Soi
third: time, 1854. Sixth race, $500, fol
4-year-olds and upwards, seven fur
longs-Bob Holman won. John p. sec
ond, Springtime third; time, 1:S1A.
\ E.cycie Record.
Coronado Beach. Cal. Feb. 14.-H. II
McCrea broke the mile worlds record
this morning, standing start, paced b!
two uuads Time, 40 %.
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very choice lot. which We viii sell al
the remarkably low figure OF
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NEW VEILIN0S
s2nh

on display at Notion Counter. Real
Chantilly with woven borders and large
dotted nets with lace borders. 400. toe
COO. 75c, 81. 1926 To 50 each.
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Bozeman ranch eggs only 20c per doz-
en-, Pat Mullins & CO.
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We have Just received two car loads OF
CALIFuR.A SEEpLESS ORANGES
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Oregon Apples

large boxes. Varieties are Russets'
spitzenbergs. Winesaps. Northern Spy
and Raldwins. These are a very fine lot
and will be sold very cheap. Call and see
them.