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The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02
HuMoR or THE HOUR.

The sting of bee, according to a scientific
journal, is only ope-thirty-second OF an Inch
long. Your imagination does the rest.-Phila-
deiphia Record
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

PURE Mixed Candies, 1oc ID. Townsend's.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

To-day the swear-off becomes effective,
= or at leastit should.:..> =
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

The much-divorced Eugene dAlbert has pro-
dueed new opera, ''Ghismonda," atthe Roya,
opera, Dresden. The work only had success
OF esteem. The second act, which contains a
long love scene, made the best impression.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

There is a bic. year. befoTe.yo ~ =
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

: There are just as many problems to be
solved this. yearas if we had never. solved
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

= the constr uctive. work OF municipal reform
:, this year.. -: p
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

= .lfaify. people wished Cleveland a happy
\ New. Near: but VINO expects him TO have
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

/" This Congress will not raise such rue
tiop as the LAST, bat it VIII be just as lively:
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

Miss Anna Won suppe, a granddaughter OF
the Viennese composer who died recently, is
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

The Philharmonic Society OF Berlin is about
to produce new symphony by Hugo Mailer
an orchestral conductor in Hamburg who is
almost unknown in this country, but who is
said to be composer of remarkable talent
destined to make great name for himself. He
Is also said to be second to no living musician
as chef d'orchestre
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

: "You are tagged, but you must give up all
headwork."
"Why, that spells ruin! I'm hairdresser."-
La Petit Provencal
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

Husband-Reslly. didn't notice the dresses: ::
Mrs. Brown, though, wore her gown en- traine.
Wife-Its wonder you noticed that muchl
Husband-Couldnt help i'll stepped on it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

THE CALL SPEAKS FoP ALL. i.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

The Democratic National Convention is
:still in the bush il nybody wishes to reach
for it. ;: j. -.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

1t seems the Sultan has not lost his regard
for music in the midst OF his somewhat dis
agreeable conference with the different Euro
pean ambassadors. Nero played for his own
qualification while Rome was burning, and
while his Armenian subjects are being mas
sacred the sultan spends most of the time he
can snatch from affairs OF state in plavipg fav-
orite airs from operettas on the piano. ala
File de Mime Angot'' is the work to which he
is most attached.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

Now for business.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

'Why have you dressed your hair so high,
Maud?"
: $50 l can take off my hat in the theater."-
Detroit Free Press.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

There seems TO have been q hoodoo over the
production OF Johann Strauss new opera,
"Waldmeister" (Asperula)- First, the manage
ment had conflict with Girardi, the. great fav-
orite OF the Viennese, who refused to play his
role because it was: not comic enough. The
old composer at last succeeded in persuading
him to appear, when Miss Dirkens, the diva OF
the theater, fell sick and had TO go away to the
Alps for change OF air. Several directors of
foreign theaters who had gone to Vienna to be
present at the first performance had to wait a
whole week to see 'Waldmefster' The oper-
eta was at last produced and the Viennese
newspapers speak OF it as an Overwhelming
success.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
WILL LEAVE THE PEN
Diminution Of Sentence for Dominick
Salki Recommended.
HIS VERY SERIOUS OFFENsE
Convicted for Assault With Intent
to Commit Murder The Wagon
thieves - Escaped Prisoner
Found In Anaconda.

The sheriff's Office yesterday receiy-
ed notice from the state ard of mar
dons that the governor -ad recon-
mended Dominick Salki for diminu-
ton of sentence by pardon and that
the case would be considered by the
board ON June 6. Salki was found
guilty by jury and was by Judge
Speer sentenced to three years i'm the
penitentiary on Jan. "a, 1894, for as
sault with intent to commit murder.
Under the good time allowance Salkl's
sentence would be completed on the
Gath of next July, but under the sys-
tenn inaugurated by Governor Rick
ards. as a reward for extra good be-
havior and good work, on the prison
walls, a month or six weeks more will
be deducted from his time. Salki's
crime consisted of an assault with a
razor on a gambler named Dick Walsh
Sheriff Hamilton of Beaverhead coun-
ty HAS been in the city the past few
days looking up evidence against two
men whom he has under arrest in
Dillon on the charge of grand larceny
When arrested the men had in their
possession a new wagon which had
been stole in Butte and a set of har-
ness stolen from a man in Meader-
vile. The owners of the stolen prop
erty went to Dillon and identified it.
Deputy Sheriff Geary and Jailor Do
natl returned yesterday from Anacon-
da with a fellow named William Ham
ilton, who was arrested on suspicion
and afterwards identified as one of the
three county prisoners who escaped
from the chain gang several weeks ago.
Hamilton had shaved off his mustache
and otherwise changed his appearance
for the purpose of Disgusting himself
but Jailer Donati recognized him in
spite of 1t. Hamilton, however would
not acknowledge his identity and pre-
tended that he had never seen Donati
before. The officers have also got trace
of the other two men and they will
probably be behind the bars again
soon and the three, after serving their
original sentence, will very likely be
tried for escaping, which is a peniten-
tiarv offense
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
Butte Department.

the wars of the world have been reli-
gious wars. Let the old goldbug repub-
hcan and democratic parties work that
religious game. AS for the populists,
let us stand by the constitution of the
United States in letter and spirit, and
say there shall be no religious test L.
a man be honest and capable he shall
not be denied the right to hold Office
With this we ask all true populists who
believe in the Omaha platform to keep
IN the middle of the road. and be true
TO themselves, their party and their
country, and patiently await our glo-
rious victory the first Tuesday In next
November, and receive the plaudits of
a grateful people. ransomed from a
money slavery far worse than African
slavery. Yours very respectfully,
y. II. Calderhead.
Chairman Peoples Party Central
Committee OF Montana.
William Clancy, Secretary"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
A METROPOLI STORE.
An Improvement in which All Butt,
Cit gems Will Take Pride.

Cit gems Will Take Pride.
Few cities In the West can show a
more attractive, better arranged, bet
ter appearing grocery store than that
of p. j. Brophy & Co., as now reno
waited. In point of excellence and SUI
perior quality of goods, Brophy has
always led. That has always been gen
orally acknowledged. But heretofore
the superior goods of Brophy's store
have not been displayed in the best
possible style for lack of space. But
the store. as now arranged, with mod
ern designs for show space exhibits the
goods in most attractive manner.
The new finishings are in oak and
made at home, and of pleasing design
and superior make. The city of Butte
needs just such a store as that of
Brophy's. Visitors to the city will be
shown the store with pride by residents
of the city, for 1t win compare favor
ably with any grocery store to be
found in cities three times the size.
Brophy's motto is progress, and he
keeps up with the times both in the
quality of goods and in the attractive
mes of display.
Call at Brophy's on Main street and
see what a first-class grocery store
should look like.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
Let u Reason rogeth r..

IL needs mo ghost to come and tell u.s.
that the sooner dyspepsia is remedied the
sooner we shall enjoy that right to which
our ancestors laid claim In tho Declare
ton of Independence-"the pursuit OF
happiness" a man blessed with a good
dgestion-provided he has enough to eat
lis happy. There are hosts of people with
ample means TO whom the sole consola-
ton OF a healthy pauper is denied. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters Is certain.
prompt and thorough medicinal agent
through the use Of which sound digestion.
and the nerve tranquility which its dis
turbance causes. can be recovered. Bill
iOusness. malarial and kidney trouble
constipation and rheumatism are also
remedied by this fine corrective OF a dis
ordered condition Of the system. Appetite
and sleep are greatly improved by IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
FOR SALE.
The Eighty-Stamp Milling Plant of
the Blu, Bird Company.
BUILT BY FRASER & CHALMERS.
THE PLANT INCLUDES

THE PLANT INCLUDES
IL boilers in first class condition.
1 knowles air compressor, 10x7x12.
1 worthington compound condenslng
steam pump IL +" and 12l4x12x10.
/ No. 2 worthington jet condenser.
1 Knowles steam pump. 12x6x12.
/ Cameron steam pump. 7x5x12.
l Knowles steam pump. 7x5x12
/ Knowles duplex. 51sxSAx7
No. 9 Knowles sinker.
The stamps are in batteries Of ten
and although constructed for dry
crushing can. with little expense, be
arranged for wet crushing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
HER ReN GONE.
r. J. Owens, Who Lives Near Dillon. Sur
prises i,is FORMER Wife.


priscs tis FORMER Wife.
Mrs. Jane Owens, who has resided in
Ogden for number OF years, lately
making her home at 1888 Adams ave-
nue., is grieving for the loss of four of
her five children. says the Ogden corre-
spondent OF the Salt Lake Herald. The
details OF the affair have Just come
to light and IL appears the children
were abducted from her by her former
husband. The latter is named Pernal
J. Owens and resides in Montana, near
Dillon. being a sheep owner of consid-
cradle wealth. Some claim that owens
secured n decree in a Montana court
unknown to the women, emitting him
to the custody of their children. but be
that as II may. he had to resort to a
ruse to get them. About a week ago
he came here in company with another
man. He himself kept out of sight, but
the other man ingratiated himself into
the graces of Mrs. owens, and took the
four children out for n ride. The oldest
was a girl of Il. the youngest a boy
of s. He took the children TO the depot,
where they were Joined by the father
and put on board the train.
The woman complained TO Attorney
Weber. but after carefully examining
the statutes he doubts IL there is any
way of furnishing the outrage. The lady
has always bore a good reputation and
was devoted to her children.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21
Bitter Root Valley Farms.

Fruit. Hay. Grain and Stock Farms in
the bitter Root Valley for sale. Write to
or call on CHARLES l. CowEI.L.
Heal Estate and Loans. Missoula. Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

Mrs. Emma Smith De Voc will de-
liver a lecture at the Auditorium next
Friday and Saturday evening. Sub
ject, "Women's Suffrage" Everybody
invited
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-21

The Latest Hair Growing Process
known TO medical science. The
pFogress OF decay Immediately arrested.
a luxurious Mustache. Beard. Eyebrows
ana Lashes. ! am fully prepared 20 meet
ali stages OF Badness and ali conditions
OF the Scalp. No letters answered unless
accompanied with stamp Hours from
II 80 10 1850 TO 5. $50 to 2. Address The
Smith Hair Growing Co. &c West Broad
way. Columbia Block. Butte. Mont
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
4 DETECTIVE GOES TO HAVANA.

COMPLICATIONS OVER MENDOZA. WHO Is AL
LEGED To HAVE SWINDLED BELMONT & co.
There is some perpleXity in the DistricAttorney's
Office az 10 the exact status OF the case OF Martin,
alias Manuel Gonzales Mendoza. who was arrested
IN Havana Cuba, and is wanted in this city for
swindling August Belmont & CO. out Of $4,000 by
means ~ forged draft
Last Monday Dstrct-Attorney Fellows received
the following dispatch from the State Department
at Washington. signed by ". W. Rockhill Assist
ant secretary: "Consui-General Williams cables
Martin Il arrested and held for offence committed
here | notice disposition to evade his extradtion.
based on sixth and eighth articles OF the treaty.
doub, II request for provisional detention will be
granted"
Tho District-Atorncy then announced that the
Spanish authorities refused - surrender Mendoza.
The District Attorney through the Sate Department
had asked the Spanish authorities at Havana 10
hold Mendoza until an officer should arrive with
papers for his cxtraditon TO this city. where the
forgery was committed An officer vas ready 10 go
when the dispatch arrived on Monday saying the
Spanish authorities refused II surrender the man.
Friday evening the District-AttOrrfy received an
9th r dispatch from the state D. plrtment saying tn
spanish authorities had decided To hold Mendoza
until they had an opportunity OF looking at the eN-
tradition apers. The state Department also said
that the dispatch Of last Monday was an error
Detective Sergeant Mcknight sailed on the
steamer Seneca OF the Ward Line. yesterday after
noon for cuba. with eXtradition papers FOR the
al
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
StUTEL COCKRiN IMPROVED.

Samuel Cochran. who was picked up III u'' "'''
River Friday. apparently dead. and was taken 10
poilcv,o Uospltal. .as much improved yesterday.
uc is still unable 10 speak. however. Or. J.. :.
Robb ns who has charge Of the case believes 'i'a'
= ssht fracture Of the skull is the cause of Cock
rms dumbness. Dr Robbins obtained statement
from HIM partly by writing and partly by PueS-
,ioulrc The statement was 10 this erect On
Wednesday night last he went home drunk TO ms
lodgiugs AT 30 2G West Forty-scvcnth-st. ana
had a quarrel with his landlord. a man named
Nevors about money matters. ON Thursday night
he slcpt in a Bowcry lodging house. and at 10
o'clock on Friday morning he went out and hai
several drinks. He felt SICK and walked 10 the
,fer at East Ninctccnth-st. 10 get some fresh air
lie supposes that he fell overheard. He rcmem-
hers 10 moro untl he woke up Friday night IN
I1cIlovuc Hospital. Or Robbins expects that Cock
ran will be all right in about ten days. lie IL not
dangerously sick. =. o-c
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
CLARENCE BARNETT CONFESSES.

HE TELLS OF THE TICKET COUNTERFEITING
SCHEME. AND IMMUNITY Is PROMISED HIM
Clarence Barnett who WAS Jointly indicted for
forgery with his brother. Eugene Barnett. and Jo-
scpb Wcnar made a confession yesterday 10 Assist
AMI District-AtiOrney Vernon VI. Davis, and i'm
munity has been promised him The three men were
charged with counterfcitlng tickets the Southern
Pacific Railroad The trial Of Eugene Barnett and
Joseph Wcnar was begun before Judge Fitzgerald
in Part J. General Sessions. Friday. y jury hdI
beSn obtained when court adjourned until Monday.
clarence confessed his share In the cOunterirlihf
on the advice Of his brother. Eugene.
There Is a strong suspicion that Eugene Bain'i
has fun confidence Of escaping any punishment for
the crime for which he IL now trial Eugene
p.rnett and Wcnar were living In New-Orlcans at
he time OF their arrest and at the time Of the al
Ieged crime which was committed in this city. and
the counsel Of the two mon are confident the Judge
will dismiss the complaint Monday morning on the
ground that the two men could not commit cIl"'
+, Nev-York while they were IN Newt Orleans. They
arc defended by T. T. House ard eX-Judge Morris
Marks. of New-Oreans. who came mere 10 assist
Mr.. House. ,. -. .ho c., e,orl
clarence Barnett was salesman for the hlaiiqrl .h
cjtv His brother Eugene and Wcnar lived IN New
Orleans and were railroad ticket brokers. clarence
confessed that in April. 1925. they c@nccocl,d
the Southern Pacific Railroad Through CORR -
spondence It IS ALLEGED they n ihnucHH y bey were
printed by the Schlesslnger Bros, OF NO rs ',htIe
ST All three were arrested before many o. ,hr
tickets used. because detective IN me elIpo
of the railroad company wac an osiensib'e partner
OF Eugene Barnett and Wenar. &c., ,,..oo
Assistant District-Attorney Davis said Clarence
dupe OF his brother. Nevertheless. Mr. DAVIS pro
posed 10 use CLARENCE as Wines r dshS hnye his his
suspended
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
THE SWINDLES or F. II. WEEKS RECALLED

Answer was fled yesterday in the suit of Grenvile
Kane Of Tuxedo Park. against the Land and River
Improvement Company New-Jersey corporation.
The action IL brought in the United states Circuit
Court TO compel accounting for SlN.VU which
the plaintiff. as trustee for Mrs. Cece Brsted
Griffith a legatee of John Jacob Astor Bristed.
alleges was fraudulently diverted from trust
fund to the uses OF the Land and River Improve
ment Company by Francis H. Weeks while he was
its president and treasurer.
Under the will OF John Jacob Astor Bristed. and
by the withdrawal OF a co-trustee. Weeks became
sole trustee In April 1882. Afterward he received
s272 900 II the sale of property belonging to the
estate and this sum he deposited in his own name
i'm the National Bank OF Commerce, OF this city.
on May 20 ard -. 1891 Weeks drew three checks,
aggregating 100000. upon this trust fund, received
the money and paid II into the company. OF which
ne was then president. Weeks failed and made an
assignment on April p. lS93 and his subsequent
career including his hight to Costa Rica. return
TO this city and sentence TO the State prison as a
swndler is OF general public knowledge. Upon his
assignment the Atlantic Trust Company became
trustee for time, and January o. last was sue
ceeded by Grenville Kane lie alleges that he has
a sked the Land and River Improvement Company
for an accounting and asserts that II Is fully cog
infant OF the justice OF his claim.
The company's answer denies this, admits the re-
cept of the money but says It has no knowledge
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
REOLIEM FOR ARCHDIKE CHARLES LOUIS

requiem mass was celebrated yesterday In St
Patrlck's Cathedral for Archduke Charles LOUIS
brother of Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria
The Rev p DAILY was the celebrant and the heN
Henry r Newcy master of ceremonies. Inc
ma was celebrated at the request OF the Austrian
Consul General Franz Stocknger. who attended IN
full uniform. All the prominent members or tne
Austro- Hungarian colony in the city were present.
The responses Of the were sung by the boys
OF the chancel choir
Among those who were present at the mass were
Vice-Consul Otto i. Eberhard, Captain Antono
ClmDacci chancellor Of the consulaie otto T. Sisg-
hardt representing the LISA Club; Or. T. Plsko
representa- Ing the Austrian singing societies. MOTIFS
Cukor representing the Austrian Literary Society:
Baron Mannhem; secretary to the Sonsnatseld Hr
Neumeller. DR.. Henry Wald and Benjamin WORTH
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
American
Co.,
5tA Ave. Hotel,
NEW YORK.
Of fraud and that the 800 900 was only part Il
the amount in which Weeks was indebted 10 II.
A BABY HIT WITH 4 STONE.
THE INFANT IN \ DANGEROUS CONDITION AND
4 SMALL. BOY IS HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Trunk Department.
American Speciality Co.,
5th Ave. Hotel.

THE INFANT IN \ DANGEROUS CONDITION AND
A SMALL. BOY IS HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Although only ten years Old. Charles Frleboln,
who lives at No 900 West Th.r,y-ninth-st, was ar.
ragned in Jefferson Market Court yesterday on q
charge OF feonious assault. and the statement was
made that the injuries he hai inflicted one
year-ol baby might prove fatal The injured baby
was the sister Of Edward Holmes. twelve years old,
Of No SIS West Thirty -nn;h-s,.. who the
plainant. The boy WAC Is said - hive hurt the
little one has been out of his bel only two months.
and his body is covered with horrible scars. the
suit OF a scading that he received about two years
AGO.
The mother Of the accused boy said thar
since they moved to New-York. about three months
ago. from Jersey city. the boys In the neishbor-
hood OF 'Hers Kitchen" whore they live had tor
mented the lie out OF her son, and that this was
perhaps the reason of his being In bad temper.
She also said that yesterday morning the Holmes
boy came out with his little sister Gertie in baby
carriage. Her happened In the way, and the
Holmes boy, she said. leaving the baby-carriage.
with the help OF some other boys OF the neighbor.
hood beat and kicked her son. and then laughed ae
him when he cried at the pain. Incensed at the at
tack her son picked up stone 20 hurl at his tor
mentors and threw 1t wide II the mark. the rock
hitting the little in the baby carriage IN the
head and nflicting terrible scalp wound
The Holmes boy picked his sister up in his arms
and ran the Thirty-seventh-st station, where ne
said that young Friebon had thrown half brick
AT him while he held the baby IN his arms and that
il was done without provocation defective Lock-
wood arrested the boy. and the baby taken 10
the Roosevelt Hospital In court boy cried Bit
terly ana said that he would not have hurt tho
baby for anything. but that he had thrown the
"a small one. and not halt DrcK) al the poys
TO save himself from a beating.
Magistrate Smms committed FrieooIln 10 thd
Gerry society to await the results OF the babys n-
iuries Mrs Holmes was not in court. and did not
know that her baby was injured
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
LOOKfNG FOR ms Willy.
WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN MYsTENorsLY
DISAPPEAR. AND THE HUSBAND
SEEKS POLICE AID

Charles c. Campbell. who IS at present boarding
AZ the house OF Mrs John knighton NJ. '-' West
Sey,utccnih-st called al Police headquarters yes
tcriay ana asked the police to give him assistance
In searching for h.s wife and three children. whom
ne has not seen since one Saturday night about
seven weeks ago Their home then at No. 4j2
West Forty-thrd-st
Campbell sad that thirteen years ago he was
tho principal silk buyer .or one OF the largest
houses I'm Sixth-avc.. and 1t was there be met his
wife who was also employed IN the establishment
After thc.r marriage he secured position with
the establishment Of Y. II. White. In Boston ana
the couple made their home In Greenwood. Wake
field Mass Campbell says that he suffered an ac-
ciI.ut which incapacitated him from doing the
duties - gned to him he returned 70 Newly Ork
a year ago but had trouble In getting Work. ne
last poSltOn he held was with tn" drySOodS hrin
II tiolIstein * Schom1Wi'z At No - Bond-sI ON
ia. SATURDAY night In question the man says he
went home drunk. FOR the hrst time I'm his HE.
that MS wi.e had icft the house taking with hcr
Inc children and most of their personal effects.
Her mother Mrs Houghtaling, lives in West one
ATHEIST, near Eighth-av" ana
Campbell says that he has written 10 the latter
repeatrIly .ncloang letters to be delivered TO his
wife but In each instance they have been re
turned unanswered. Campbell believes that his
moi hcr-n-law knows where his w.fe and children
are He says that he has spent all tho money ne
had In his efforts to md them and Is now Obliged
to seek police aid.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
APPLETON HELD FOR THE GRiND JURY

william r Appleton. the prisoner who escaped
from the Centre Street Police Court on May II last
and rccaptured Friday through the assistance OF
Justice Of the Peace Weed. of Jersey city. was
formally arraigncd before Magistrate kudhch In
the Centre Street Court yesterday morning on the
original charge of grand larceny The complainant.
Francis A. Turner. Informed the Court that the
,..t.,,or osc,ned from the White Plains Asylum
several months ago with key made from tooth
brush handle. and that he felt certain Appletons
mind was not sound.
As the prisoner had entered plea OF guilty Mag,
!strate Kudiich decided to hold him FOR the Gfand
ASYLUM for the Criminal Insane by one OF the
Judges OF General Sessions.