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a Cruiser,s + ,r,.ir,.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 9.-The5 ia pa n
csc protected cruiser, Kasagi, sailed from,
Cramps shipyard at daylight this morn
ing for her official trip, which will be
made off the New Hampshire coast, prob
ably on Tuesday next. On her recent
builders trial. the Kasagi averaged twen.:
ty-three knots an hour, and ii is expected
that the result Of TUESDAYS trial Win
prove her to be the fastest ship 81 her
class is the Worlld,
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Mrs. Shay Was Startled.

joy at finding her mother. The rest of
the happening is best told in the mothers
own words. She said:
ION the 2Sth of Sept. 1896. while in
the bloom of health, Beatrice was sudden
" and severely afflicted with spinal menin-
gifts. Strong and vigorous before, in five
weeks she became feeble and suffered
from paralytic stroke which twisted her
head back to the side and made it impos-
sible for her to move limb. Her speech.
however, was not affected. We called in
our family doctor, one Of the most expert
enced and successful practitioners in the
city. He considered the case a very grave
one. Before long little Beatrice was COM
PEELED to wear a plaster paris jacket.
Prominent physicians were consulted.
electric batteries were applied, but no ben
eht was noticed until we tried DR.. Will
Jams Pink Pills for Pale People.
Busy in my kitchen one afternoon I
was startled by the cry of Mamma
from little Beatrice, who was ereeping
toward me. / had placed her on an inn
provlsed bed in the parior comfortably
close to the freside and given her some
books and Ilaythings. She became tired
OF waiting for me to come back and made
up her mind to go to me, SO her story
My Pink Pills made ME walk which she
tells everyone who comes to our house.
was then for the first time verified. She
has walked ever since. She has now taken
about nine boxes of the pills and her pale
and pinched face has been growing rosy.
and her limbs gained strength each day"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
He'd lie There ]. 3

In the course of morning call on Rev.
DR.. Fourthly Rev. DR.. Sprightly re-.
marked:
By the way, doctor. / conducted
funeral for you once. Would it be con-
Tenient for you to do q wedding for me
next Thursday r. IS
Yes, replied the other. Z. on are COM
PEELED to leave town that day, pre-.
sumo r. EH5
Z am, rejoined Dr.. Spright1y, .1buts.
the bridegroom - Chicago Tribune.
It is strange that 50 many young WON
en- have so little confidence Id their Per.
.sonal beauty that they think It jndie:ols
TO turn down the light when their follow.
sers come To See them.
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A Fatal Collision.

Pittsburg,, Pa, July 9.-Two freight
Pittsburg & Conne,lsville railroad today.
Fireman Frazer was killed. Engineers
Dougherty and Lowner, Conductor Sny-s
der and two brakemen and a colored
tramp were slightly injured. One engine
was slightly damaged and several cars
were derai1ed. The cause of the trouble
was evidently an error in orders. -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
FOR AN ARMISTICE,
Report that the Spanish Cabinet
NJ Is Considering az Move
&C.. =, Toward Peace, ~ :.

Madrid, July o. p. m.-The Liberal
says the Spanish cabinet is considering
the question of. signing ten days ar
mistice, in order to facilitate the peace
negotiations. ~. 49,
The Rome correspondent of the Impair
cial telegraphs that ten days armistice
is coming, but he adds that he thinks the
powers, with the Vatican, are engineering
the movement and are considering the
proper form which the armistice should
assume. ..sesz.. 2@.-,. = . r.
the cabinet meeting that the rumors Of
an armistice were without foundation,
adding that the government is only dis
cussing the means of prosecuting the war.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
A MOTHERS CRIME.
She browne Herself and Her Children
In Barrel. DE

. Clinton, Ia, July D. When Paul Deng-
Ter, a Chicago & North Western baggage
man, returned home last night he failed
to find his wife and two small children.
He discovered a note from his wife in
the sidehoard stating that she was losing
her mind, was not ft to live, and was
going to die and take the two children
with her.
An all-night search finally resulted in
the discovery Of the three bodies in q
water The heads Of the victims were
submerged, but the feet protruded. Mrs
Dengler was 36 years Of age, and tho
chi.dren years and 10 months respect
ivelY S. s
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WEEDS an Heiress.

##5# New York, July The Herald an
nolnces the marriage last Saturday &c
Miss Ella Mop herson, daughter az the e
late John r.. McP herson, United States
senator, from New Jersey TO DR.. Joseph
tate worth millions. Dr.. Muir Is q resi-
dent Of New York city, and graduate BE
the New y ork university medical schnnl
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
M'CORD AS COLONEL.
Former Wisconsin Man Abandons
Affairs Of State In Order to
Go to War. rs .;53sssfz B ysE

Phoenix, Ariz., July 9.-Goy. McCords
has announced that he has received indefi-
mite leave of absence from his duties as
the executive of Arizona, and win take
command as colonel of the regiment Of in
territories -Z5s1-ss- $500
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Buys staemer City of Berlin.

Washington, .. c., July 9.-The war
department has announced the purchase
by the International Navigation compa-
ny, for use as transport She can ac-.
commodate regiment of infantry and
the horses for the officers of two regi-
ments She will be overhauled and fit
ted up preparatory to her departure
south. ~ .SS=&-4& ss $5sszs 7tE2s-.S}Es7>%
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

ASNNEl bf iItLESEAPd
EE-Flour-Stcady. Wheat -
Corn-Steady; No. ) on track. 32,kc. Oats
Steady; No. white, on track. 26lisc; No. )
w Xhlte' on .t track ,SS!sa26e, Barley.Quiet;
SsionS.stesdS; PORK ao: $751; 81 i lards 5G rs
Hesr s s,saaS at snd Tor dr
1925 for bran, 12.oo@1235 for standard
middlings, and 1880 for white.
August, Soe SEPTEMBER ssc ' pecembsr
6sAc. Corn-.JuIy. SIC; September, 32114@
$27sc; De DECEMBER. $3.50; May. SSc. Oats
5s 21 PSfi sSRtsmS 81; 2 ssSisssi nsS
tto6er, ~: December, 5:ss; KlbsC5uly,
SS NHW Sep5sTnsr 5S2@ 5 2 %Sas4 81
September corn, s7Ac. July oats, &c.
LIvERPooEC lese.Wheat- Steady: M9
December. 5s5ssd. corn-puiet, I'd lower;
ssskd :S oeseler. D sssxd. '"'' s'e"'
CASH ST. et3aiaS 3 track ss IL ,1 red
e3AGs7%c; No. 2 hard, 7Sa7se: Corn
ks%ss II sssh sls; 11S slAc; Sep
cash, .Ssc: Track tack ss@2sSc; july, Csc; Sep.
TENDER. 2oAc; No: white. 26d27e; Rye
Strong, 44C. ElaXSeed-NOmtnal, LOO. Lead
Firm, $50. Spelter-Nomnai, 40.
@DULUTH-Close - Wheat - Cash No.
hard, 0Oc; cash No. l Northern, SIC; No: =
Northern. SIC; No. l hard, 10 arrive soc;
No. 1 Northern. to arrive, SIC; July, s7Ac;
Cash. 1.01ls: September, 97c; October. 96c.
MINNEAPOLIS - Wheat - Steady: July,
s6c; September, 6Sl1sc: December, 6G&c; No.
/ hard, s9Hc; No. / Northern. s7xc; No.
Northern, S5Ac.
ST LOUIS-Cattle-Receipt $50, inciud-
ing 100 Texans; natives strong and Texans
steady; native shipping steers, 1905 %;
light and dressed beef and butchers steers,
43064.9O; stockers and feeders, S.2014.S0;
cows and heife-s, 2O06l4. 20; Texas and In
dian steers, 3.0014 .25: cows and heifers, $50
@365.. Hogs-Receipts. $500: market Hdl0c
lower: Workers, 3.75I390; packers. 3.S0l
10; butchers 3S0I3,9S Sheep-Receipts
1900; market steady; native muttons, 1909
4S5; lambs, 4.00d6.15.
SOUTH OMAHA-Cattle-Receip 1900;
market firm; native beef steers, 4.10@4.aS;
Western steers, 4oo@4:es: Texas steers.
stockers and feeders, S75@4.s0 Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; market 1Oc lower; heavy, ais
@3s5; mixed, 3.75@3.SO; light. 3.72h1
3S2h; bulk of sales, 3.75@S.Sa Sheep-ISe-
sceipts,% 1000; market steady; fair to choice
natives, 3.sO@4.6o; do Westerns. 3. 70l4 40;
Z common, 3.2j0l4.25; lambs, 35066.OO
= KANSAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200;
market unchanged. Hogs-Receipts. 5000;
market 561Oc lower: bulk Of sales, 3.7OGs
500; heavies, 3.S003.a5; packers, 260d3 90;
mixed, 3.5o63. 90; lights. S5o@3. 20; york
ers, 3.65@37O; pigs, 3oe@3.so. Sheef-No
Market
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ON THEIR WAY BACK.
Camara's Torpedo-Boats Get as
Far as Sicily on the Re-, -
f ,S=:f 4 sz:s turn Voyage. -

Messina, Sicily, July 9.-The Spanish
torpedo-boats Audaz, Proserpina and Osa-
do, belonging to Admiral Camnra's
squadron, have arrived here from Port
Said. on their way back to Spain.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
A STARTLED MOTHER,
From the Eeep0rt IN

From The FTeer0rt (IU) Bulletin.
While busy at work in her home. Mrs.
William Shay, corner of Taylor and Han.
cock avenues, Freeport, ILL.,, was startled
by hearing noise just behind her.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
WANT TIME TO THINK.
Little Doubt In the Minds OF Army
- OFFICERS that Spain will
RI sgss s@t Surrender.

In Front Of Santiago. July s. o. a. M.
Thy the Associated Press Dispatch Bout
g Cynthia II, via Port Antonio, July 5, 8
a. NJ. by way of Kingston, Jamaica,
D, 0 q. m.-There has been absolutely NO
change in the situation. at Santiago de
Cuba during the past twenty -four hours
The Spanish authorities are taking time
to consider the proposition to surrender
and no answer will be made before noon
tomorrow. 5 :z as s3sa 4
%communicate with Madrid.
Cable operators ut the request of the
Spanish officials have been allowed to
enter Santiago, and the matter Of the
surrender of that city is now being cons
sidered with Madrid direct. 5 .
The general feeling among the Ameri-
can officers is that the surrender will be
made, not necessarily tomorrow (Satur~
day., but they believe that date will be
the beginning of the final negotiations.
The Spanish authorities request that
hereafter all communications to them be
made in Spanish, as the officers who did
the translating for us are no longer with
u.s." = = =
Orders have been issued that each regi-
mcnt In the American lines hoist dag ON
the trenches in front Of, the position it oc-
cupies. This gives the Spaniards an ex-
ceilent idea of the extent and location of
our lines, but it also makes very impos-
ing appearance. This morning nearly a
score of standards were duttering at differ
ent points along the works, which are now
nearly four miles long, and enclosing the
city on two sides. 49,"
To Root Ont the Guerril1as.
1t had been proposed that a battalion
Of sharpshooters be formed from each
regimental battalion in the army, to be
commanded by officers of practical pro-
hciency as marksman and hunters. 1t
Is said that this battalion would be able
to clear the region near the army of the
pestiferous. guerrillas, who, from tree
tops or other covers make many at
tempts, some of them successful, to as
sassinate wounded meh as they are be-
ing carried to the rear. During the
truce which has now lasted four DAYS.
there has been none Of this murder bust
ness going on and the American officers
therefore conclude that the guerrillas
have been engaged in this misera BILE
work. under the direct orders or control
of the Spanish leaders, Several commits
sions from Spanish authorities to act as
guerrilla leaders have been picked up on
the battletieids of San Juan and Ell
Caney.
The story published by New York
paper to the effect that the Spanish pris-
oners have been turned over to the Gu
bans, who killed them, is without the
slightest foundation in fact. No prison
ers have been turned over to the Cubans
at any time.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
! SawmilI Wrecke11

Indiana, Pa, July 9.-The sawmill Of
Hughes & Guthrie at Homer City was
wrecked today by boiler explosion and
six employees injured. Two may die.
Their names are: Thomas Neel, fireman;
Sloan Nelson. Waterman. Z. za
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in
New York is in possession of a rare por-
trait of Benjamin Franklin. 1t was pro-
cured in Paris, and represents the great
philosopher wearing a cooked hat.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
Spanish Engineers Ruin Boilers.

London, July 8 The Gibraltar core
.spondent of the Daily News says. I. ga az
smiral Camara's fleet is III q tieplorable
condition. am informed that the SnsI,.
sish engineers have ruined the boilers ne
The cruisers upon " ich Eng lish md Or.
,.,s., neineesss sEeTe ioFIaerl, employ B
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T d n .
ing quick
~ she saw
c r e epins
t o " a d
h er her
f our-year-
old daugh-
t e r, Bea-
trice. The
child mov-
ed o Y ef
tn e floor
W j t b an
effort, but
8 e e m e d
filled with
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I'm So iired

As tired in the morning as when l 60
to bed. Why is it? Simply because
your blood is in such n poor. thin.
sluggish condition it does not keep up
your strength and you do not get the
benefit Of your sleep. To feel strong
and keep strong just try the tonic and
purifying effects of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
u Our word for 1t, twill do you good.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is Arerica,s Greatest Medicine
Aood'e pills ca,e 81 Liver ulA &csata.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-15
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee July 9, Is!

01iI"duhee july 3, 1855.
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE-Eggs - Firm, 1Oa0I1c:
duck eggs, 1O@15c per doz
8UTTEh-Steady; fancy creamery per m
16c: fair to choice. 13L4114Hc; best
dairy selections, 12@1se; lines, fair to
CHOICE DO, n9l2hc; roll, 9@1Oc; lacking
stock, do, 91lOc; grease, 4@6c.
CHEESE Full cream fats. per NJ. new.
SIC, New York full cream, &c; Young Ameri-
new, SIC; Swiss. new domestic, lie: bioct
Swiss, 13c; imported Swiss, BIC; Sapsaeo.
2Oc: farmers, 1OG1Okc.
CH1CAGO-Butter-S Steady: creameries, L.
Ml6c; diaries, 1l@13c. Egg5Firm; fresh,
1O1ac.
NEW YORK-Butter-Rec 1880
pigs; firm; Western creamery, 135y617c;
Receipts, H47 pkgs; firm; Western, 2h@
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MILWAUKEE, LIVESTOCK MARKET

-HlES-Reeoipts- - ears.-Io.sor4- pack
@3.95; heavy, 3.9J@4O5.
CATTLE-Market steady; receipts, none.
Butchers steers. medium to good. I1OO to
1880 lbs, 4.15@435; heifers, fair to choice,
3.5Oa4.4O; cows, fair to good, 2OO63 IS;
cows: 2yod2.S5 bulls, common to good, 2.75
@3.15; feeders, 500 to $50 lbs, 5.75@4. 40;
stOckers, 500 10 TOO lbs, 3.5ls1.i ~; TeaIs
5:o0@6.25; mixers and springers. $500
$1,000.
SHEEP-Receipts, none: market steady,
3:OO44.25; yearlings. 3.5O14.75; lambs,
steady, 4.OO64.I5; spring lambs, 4.5Od5 Is
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CHICAGO-Hogs-Estim receipts for
today, 23OO0; left over, 2S72; market fully
SC lower; light, 3.7Oa3.35; mixed. 375@
1914; heavy, 3.75m4.O21a; rough, 375@SS5
Cattle-Receipts, 500; steady.
CHICAGO-Shcep-Re 1900; mar
ket steady; natives, 325@5.25; Westerns
4.O0@4.5O; lambs, 3.75@6.15.
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WERE 23O- MEN KILLED,

grave, grave over which Spain may
well mourn. - = :. -:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
emit pianos from orion Bros.

Rent pianos from Orion Bros.
Fred orion. piano IN LOT e. Bdwy.
A. NJ. Grant Of Salt Lake is in the
city.
A. H. Arnett of Missoula is in the
C. r. Hobbs is in the city from Rev.
n
A. J. Davidson came over from Hell
n last night.
s. Sanburn OF Boulder came to the
city yesterday.
Miss Edith Martin OF this city has
gone to Livingston.
Attorney Kelly of Anaconda was in
the city yesterday.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co.. 223 North Main street.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Carleton IL over from Helena.
DR.. Isabel Glidden has returned from
her trip to Omaha N Chicago.
DR.. Norcross makes no charge for ex-
aiming the eye or fitting glasses.
You will agree that they are bargains
when you see them-our Boys Pants
for Fifty Cents. Boucher.
Bids wanted for moving and loadine
on cars the mill engine at Blue Bird
mill. Blue Bird Co., Il Silver Bow
block.
VIII keep you warm, will feel good.
will wear you velour Derby ribbed
Underwear at One Dollar a Suit.
Boucher.
The enrolment at Butte Business Col
lege for October has been the best In
the history of the school. The best Is
always the cheapest.
Tuesday. Nov. 1. being All Saints
day. an appropriate service. consisting
OF Litany. address n celebration of
Holy Eucharist. will take place in st.
Johns Episcopal church at 1880 a m.
J. w. Critchfield was arrested yester-
day and lodged In the city jail for as
sault and battery. He went on a drunk
and used a bottle on Nathaniel Nelgner
with such effect that the latter was
badly used up.
Mrs. Mace Warner. Of No. 22e South
Atlantic street. who submitted to a
surgical operation in DR.. Wells hos
pital last Wednesday. Is improving. and
her many friends will rejoice over the
news hat her recover Is now consid-
cred certain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

found among the dead mans effects.
Since IL became certain the original
Identification Of the body was wrong.
several people have come to the front
with a name for the dead man, but
they fail each time when called upon
for something to substantiate their
claims ana the ofncers have come 10 re-
gard such ide~utincations as a desire
on the part OF the one making them
for a little notoriety. Out OF all the
hundreds Of people who have viewed
the remains, several v professed to
have seen him. but moi one has been
able to say when or where and make
any show of proving II. and as a con-
sequence. the ofnccrs have become con-
WINGED that the man was never before
In these parts. but was a tramp travel
ing as tramps do, and accordingly are
rapidly losing all hope OF ever estab-
fishing who he was. As II is next to
impossible to get Q clue TO the murder
er TIL something is learned concerning
who his victim was Ind who his asso-
ciates may have been. the conviction Is
growing that h mystery will never be
cleared up.
The oficers OF the railroad
expressed to the officer the theory that
the crime was committed at Mountain
Junction or woodville. where the car
stopped. and thought Il possible some OF
the people OF that section might have
seen the victim OF the crime In that To-
caiity In company. possibly. with IN
other or others.
Deputy sheriff sidley. not wishing to
let n possibility of getting a clue
pass, went to those points and made
careful inquiry. but found NJ one who
a seen strangers in the community.
Miss Rose Dewitt Of Helena. wishing
to satisfy herself positively that the
dead man was not the brother she had
not seen for some years. came To Butte
last evening and viewed the body at
Undertaken Sherman's. She said the
features looked even more like her
brother John than like Frank. but
she did not think II was ne. although
she could not be positive. owing to the
remarkable likeness. h will view the
body again to-day by daylight to make
sure.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
AT the COURSlNG PARK.
Anaconda Won First and Second Money
I'm the Puppy stakes.

Anaconda Won First and second Money
In the Puppy stakes.
There was lively sport at the cours-
ing park yesterday. II was Anaconda
against Butte in the puppy stake. and
Anaconda won the first and second
moneys. The betting was red hot and
the large crowd had a warm day Of IL.
Next Sunday will mari the close OF
the coursing season In Butte. and the
feature of the day will be q match be-
tween W. old campaigners for $3.50.
The events will be free-for-an and a
large turnout is expected. Yesterdays
results were as follows:
Montana Chief beat Spot; Lady Hurst
beat Maynower: Blue Bird beat Con
nemara: Crowley beat Blackbird,
Cbye): O'Connel- beat Black Prince
Belle OF Butte beat Mill Creek.
First ties-Lsdy Hurst beat Mon
tana Chief: O'Connell beat Blue Bird
Crowley peat Pelle of Butte.
Semi-hnals-Lady Hurs e O'Con-
nell: Crowley beat Black Daisy dye.
Final-Crowley beat Lady Hurst.
Both Of these dogs are from Anaconda.
therefore that city won first and sec
ond prizes.
After the regular programme a match
race was run for $50 a side between
Mischief. owned by James Ayers OF
Butte, and Black Daisy. owned by John
Rees of Anaconda. The Butte dog
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
WORKING IN THE DARK.
The Police Have Nothing to Guide Them
In the Box Car Murder.

The Police Have Nothing to Guide Them
In the Box Car Murder.
The mystery Of the box car murder Is
no nearer a solution h ever. al
though officers OF the roiice department
and Deputy Sherifs Reynolds and Sid
ley are constantly engaged on the case,
investigating the foundation for the va
rious theories in connection with u.
Up to the present. however. absolutely
no trace OF anything tangible has e
unearthed and with each day Il looks
more and more As though there never
would be. This will doubtless prove the
case unless some means are found to
establish the Identity OF the murdered
man. On this point the officers are
concentrating their attention at present
and yesterday by order of Deputy
Sheriff Reynolds. photographer Moore
made a photograph of the corpse, which
was raised up for the purpose and the
picture taken standing in order to bet
ter enable persons who see the photo
graph to judge whether they ever knew
the nan or not. These pictures will be
sent 10 the authorities of other places
In the hope Of finding some person who
once knew the man. Deputy Sheriff
Reynolds will also communicate with
the Peoples pharmacy Of Athens. Ore
gon. in hope that the books OF that in
stitution will reveal the name OF the
purchaser OF the package Of poison
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DEATH OF c. r. o N
Died Suddenly mt His Hetci stricken by
Heart Disease.


Carl Frederick Thomas. the well
known musician. died very suddenly at
6 o'clock last evening at the Sherman
hospital in West Quartz street OF heart
disease. Mr.. Thomas a been troubles
with heart failure for a long time, but
not more lately thar usual. Yesterday
he felt slightly indisposed during the
day, and last evening. a few minutes
before 6 o'clock. he left his room to
GO to the hall to get a pitcher OF water.
On the way back to the room he was
taken with a pain in the hear so sud
den and severe that he dropped the
pitcher where he stood. and cried out
for his wife to come TO his assistance.
Mrs. Thomas ran into the hall and
caught her husband In her arms as he
fell over. He was carried into the
room and expired In a few moments.
DIR. Schwartz. Of the stan OF Murray
& Freund's hospital. was summoned.
but his arrival was too late. as the
sick man was beyond assistance.
The deceased was the husband OF
Mrs. Thomas, the v%iolinist. and was
one of the best known musicians In
Butte. His ~favorite instrument was
the cello. IN the playing Of which he
was an accomplished artist. He was
So years OF age. and was born in
Coblenz. on-the-Rhine. Germany. He
was a member Of the Musicians union
OF San Francisco and Butte. He leaves
q wife and two children.