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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
Discharged From Jail.

Edith Somers. the former mistress Of
Pete Hansen, the now undisputed king
of Galena street. was discharged from
the city Jail yesterday. Edith was fined
500 nearly a month ago for grating.
She announced that she would rot in
jail before she would pay it and her
banker offered several times To take her
out. but she refused to allow SO much
money to be paid To the city, and said
she would serve her time. She served
"a days and had - more 90 serve when
Chief Mulholland decided to release her
Nellie Leslie. who was given a similar
sentence about the same time, was re-
leased several days ago.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver. $3.50.

Silver. $3.50.
Rent pianos from Orion Bros.
F. A. Sedelmayer is over in Helena
$. w. Greenwood is over in Anaconda.
Fred Orion. piano tuner. 107 Z. Bdwy.
T. j. Lynde is on a trip over to BoZe-
man.
J. H. Bahusen is spending few days
in Helena.
Lieut. r. L. Bush of Fort Mssoula is
in the city
Mrs. e. d. Neil of Helena is visiting
friends in Butte.
Frank Finne has decided to start for
the klondike soon. Et
Hon. Thomas China Of Granite coun-
ty is visiting in Butte.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
G. II. Macdougall, stenographer. no
tary public, % e. Granite. Tel. 39l.
James L. Archibald, representing the
great Frawley company. is in the city
For rent-Hall. with piano for meet
ings and dancing. No. 253 East Park
Feathers renovated by Chapman
Mattress Co, COS Platinum. Phone ST.
For sleighing parties and heated
coaches go to Lavelles. Telephone 463
Ellwood Cafe-Best 25c meals in the
city, 81 E. Bway. Mrs. Downey, Prop.
John Murray's new barber shop for
merly Green's). cor. L. Broadway &
Main.
Charles F. Wilson, ex-member of the
fire and police board of Denver, is in
the city.
NJ. L. Hewitt of Basin was in town
yesterday in regard to the reorganiza-
tion of the Ruby company.
DIR. Isabel Gliddon-Residence The
A~1a -
Offices IS and 20, Owsley; phone 100.
DR. Tam, specialist chronic, private,
nervous. blood and skin diseases All
branches surgery. West Broadway.
Edward M. Sweeney yesterday took
the oath of allegiance before Judge
Clancy and was admitted to citizen
ship
Walter Mckay arrived in Butte yes
terday after several months spent in
British Columbia and other mining dis
tfiets.
A new class in commercial law was
organized at Butte Business college.
This is very important subject, and
is mastered well.
No. 2.441, first chance; second and
third, 2,401, 3.4SS, gets the return ticket
to California. Altman, the Peoples
store, 125 Main st.
Adelne Rayelli yesterday petitioned
the district court for letters of guard
ianship of the person and estate of Ed
ward Ravelli, an inmate of the insane
asylum.
The Montana Lumber & Manufactur-
ing company yesterday brought suit
against Charlotte Cassidy for Sill and
to foreclose a lien on some property in
the Fausett addition.
Rev. Father Hogan of Portland, who
has been a guest in Butte for a week
past, will go to Helena to-day, where
a reception will be rendered him this
evening by the Hibernians.
Hard cases, dress suit cases hard to
break: hard to open-unless you know
the trick. Visit our trunk and bag de-
partment for hard to match bargains.
pritcha I'd Harrison CARPET company
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THEY WERE RELEASED
The City Attorney Found No Ordinance
To Cover Film PLANNING.


To Cover FIim-Flamming.
j. Foley and r. W. Clark, the TWO
young fellows arrested few nights ago
for working fiimi1amming game, We're
released from custody yesterday by or
der of Chief of Police Mulholland, on
the advice of City Attorney DE Wolfe,
the city attorney holding that there
was no city ordinance to cover the Of
Tense.
Foley and Clark We're arrested sun
day morning for practiclng a swindling
game on a number of saloonkeepefs
about town by which they would order
the drinks, tender $40 bill in payment
and by working the short change racket
reversed, would come off with $la and
the drinks.
1t appears a conflict of legal opinion
exists relative to the adequacy of the
city statutes To deal with the case. The
county attorneys Office took the posi-
ton that the act WAS covered by law
and was opposed to turning the man
loose. but acting upon the city attor-
ney's judgment, Chief Muiholland re-
leased them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
GAVE A SOCIAL.
The Mill and smeitermen's Union Eater
tain Many Friends.

The Mill and Smeitermen's Union Eater
tain Many Friends.
The Butte Mill and Smeltermen' S
union. Western Federation OF Miners,
No. a, gave Il social Wednesday even
ing to the members and their friends.
After initiating % candidates and going
through routine business the social
part of the evening started With Presi-
dent Updegran in the chair. Refresh
ments were served and all present had
a very enjoyable time. The following
programme was rendered: Opening adj
dress by the president: sailors chorus,
Parrot Glee club; song, THE White
Squall." John Rees. duet THE Lar
board Watch, Messrs. e. Rees and l..
Evans: speech Mr.. McNally; song.
THE Song That Reached My Heart,
d. Davies: song, G. X. Davies; song.
The Anchored Way" c. Mason: Har-
lech war song, Parrot Glee club; song,
The Old Sexton" C. Rees. The enter
tainment closed by all singing 'Ameri-
ca
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
CLASH OF AUTHORITY.
The Gonst able Didn't Come Ont on Tor
Of the Heap.

of the Heap.
There was q clash Of authority be-
tween the sheriff's office and constaEie
Lewis Of Justice Ducie's court OF South
Butte yesterday in which the eonsta BIZ
did not come out IN top Nearly A
month ago an action vas btnugi. n
the district court by Ralph Lewis
against James j. Thomas and wife of
Meaderyille. and the saertif ;ook it.s-
session of an orG2E under tie attach
ment and stored the instrument IN a
music store on North Main street with
a custodian in charge. A few days ago
a SAN Francisco house instructed a
Butte attorney 10 replevin the organ
and an action was commenced for that
purpose in Justice Iaurandeau's court,
the sheriff being named as defendant.
and Constable Lewis was sent tn get
the property. He made Il demand on
the custodian, but the latter told him
he could not have it. Lewis then went
aud got a dray, and returning took
the organ by force and carted IL tc
South Butte, where he stored II III a
private residence. Afterwards he called
at the sheriff's Office and served MIR.
Regain with the papers In the repley.n
suit. The sheriff was surprised al the
irreguiarity of the proceeding and
threatened the constable With arrest
for his manner OF gaining possession
Of the property, but gave him half an
hour 10 return II io the place from
which he had taken it, The half hour
/ expired and the organ had not been
returned, and the sheriff's office con-
clude6 to regain possession of Ii in the
same manner that the constable had
taken ii. and three deputies with q
dray went to South Butte and took Il
from the new custodian. The cnnsta-
bic was then warned that ii he med
died with 1t again he would get him
self into trouble. BY his action tbs
] constable had assumed the authorit,
belonging TO the coroner in such pro
+ taaaftfAuG
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

In Italian sDuep;s,

: b. Rlcaby. in advance 81 the Del
Conte Italian Grand Opera company. ar
rived in Butte last night, and declares
that he has the greatest organization
af singers ever seen in America. They
will be in Butte for one week, begin
ming Monday Jan, 81. The company has
a repertoire of Is operas. including Two
new ones by Puctinl-"La Baheme. and
..Manan Leseaut.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

Seriously Injured.

John Downey. miner in the Bell
mine. was seriously injured yesterday
morning and may prove 10 he danger
ously So He was working in the west
raise of the 1.400 level when a fall of
ground struck him from behind, break
ing a leg and il is feared caused internal
injuries. lie was taken To st. James
hospital Downey is a married man and
lives in Dublin gulch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
Pit Them To Sleep.

Professor Gordon. the hypnotist. en-
tertained good sized audience at the
Mcguire last night with the assistance
of nine subjects. whom he had on the
stage and all under his influence at the
same time He had them perform a
number of ridiculous acts and several
difficult feats He also put several per-
sons in the audience asleep Tonight
he will attempt to hypnotic by tele-
phone and will also deliver a short lee
ture on hypnotism,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
They Eel ON.

Frank korral. rancher from the
eastern part of the state. went on a
spree with friend yesterday and be-
fore il was over they fell out. The
raneher landed first and his friend went
down. korrat kicked a front tooth out
next, and just then officer Barry came
en- the scene and arrested kerral. but
the friend. whose identity the rancher
refused to dipulge, saw the officer first
and made his escape.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
EXCURSION TO DENVER.
National stock Growers, Association.

On account OF National Stock Grow
ers' convention to be held in Denver
Col. Jan. Is to -. the Rio Grande
Western win run special excursion from
Montana at rate of one fare round trip
limit Il days. All interested in this
movement will please address r.. >
Blair. u East Broadway, Butte. to Sc
cure accommodations in through
sleeper Tickets on sale Jan, - and %
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@. X. Lewis s Co.
BUTTE. MONTANA
Why Lewis Are Busy

Months ago we commenced buy
ing for this January Sale of Mus
lin Underwear, placing our orders
when manufacturers were dullest,
when cottons were cheapest, Civ
ing us an opportunity of distribut-
ing large quantities of Underwear
at much less than the regular prices,
and at the same time keeping us
busy during January, when in
most stores quiet reigns. This
season we bought more than three
times any previous season. We
have sold over six times more
underwear than any previous
season, and still there is plenty
for all. Besides what we mention
there are over 500 styles equally as
good. Not an old garment in the
lot. Come to-day.
Gowns just like cut. e5c To-day two
t. a customer. Real value, $50: mail.
iOc extra.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

Started on lis first trip from Chicago to
New York Jan L. 1898. Now leaves
Chicago daily at $50 y. IN. over Penn
sylvania Short Lines. il is the new
est and most magnificent train If to-
day. Find 0ut about il by writing III.
T. Dertng A. q. p ASt rs South
Clark st. Chicago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

Auction sale of flve-room house on
Gray Rock terrace to the highest bid
der. at the court house. Butte. Satur-
day. Jan. -. at o'clock. Terms cash.
10 hn Lynch administrator.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
pul,l.e Training stables.

Having completed the equipment of tile Sleep
ing Child Public Training Stables, am now ready
10 receive horses for training, Prices furnished
on application. ]. J. Moran. Hamilton, Mont,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

DR. %. II. Dogge il a very much
pleased individual these days for several
reasons, but the chief cause of his graf
ulation lies in the fact that the 30-day
period during which he promised the
public to examine and treat the afflicted
for a month for s. is about at an end.
for while he expects 10 work hard
during the time the offer WAS operative.
still he did moi count on having his
strength taxed as has been the case.
DIR. Dogge made the offer for the pur-
pose of introducing quickly and effect
lively the modern surgical and medical
methods with View 10 opening a hos
pital and The number OF people who
have awaited themselves Of the benefits
the offer affords has been so great that
he has been compelled IL be on duty
carly and late to accommodate all who
desired treatment. and hence the pleas
TIRE m manifested yesterday In contem-
plating the time when he will he able -
take little rest: and while the great
specialist finds pleasure in this thought
the very fact that his time has been 50
entirely consumed affords another rea
son for felicitating himself. for il means
that the purpose in making the offer
has been gratifyingly achieved. The
satisfaction this fact affords is added
To by fhe remarkable success that has
attended his efforts during the last
month. and hence the occasion for his
feeling SO generally well pleased Tn
til the 27th Or Dogge viii continue 10
fulhll his offer 10 the public. and after
that time will be found at his pfigat%
hospital AT 40 and 80 South Montana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

Consult DIR. 7. G.. Heine. the eye ear
nose and throat specialist. Lizzie block,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
To.DAY,s WEATHER.

The indications to-day for Montana are;
Fair. west to southwest winds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
There Are Hundreds
of Butte Ladies

WHO HAVE but very slight idea
Of the wonderful improvements
which have been made in Sewing Ma.
chimes in the past decade, aad II they
had they would not think for a moment
of firing themselves all ont running the
old style Machines.
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No East Broadway 1ttt
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

most terrible Is that absolutely no one can we'll foresee what the future of this country will be, for everything that is worst is in view"
 The so-much-talked-of national sub scription amounted to nothing at ala drop in the ocean, enough for a few days supplies if war were to be carried on vigorously, not from any lack of patriotism in the people, but simply be- cause they have not the cash to give.
 In summing up its leading article upon the condition of the country, the Liberal says: Tn addition to the trou- bles of the Antilles and the Philippines, we are face to face with the necessity of declaring martial law throughout Spain, where discord, misery and exasperation cry out at every door,"
 People are crying for food, not for war Of that 1 can assure you.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
General Merritt Will Com mdnd the Manila
 Expedition.
Complete Conquest in the West Indies Expected Within
 Two Weeks.

Call Office, Riggs House Washington May of the against Spain aong four 4 the Porto Rico by Admiral of Cuba by a sa aa % doomsd z no M Rsvana hs of Moro Castle and the other de- The cruiser Charleston s will leave San Francisco 500 after ammunition including rounds eghtneh shells the big of smaller cruisers and quantity of powder estimated Following the Charleston speedily @ possible the troop ships will be by Wesley a 6n ] from % v the bdG sn d as the % y a @ the Philippine Islands, The second bomba+dment @ d;sd that sRsaa for delay the for the reduction of eredence given report from tonight combined Spanish fleets have started for Manila the Philippines from have been that P Ad R s has @ been M @ Ito and accepted by the pains tow three powerful Rico equal s m the s a a s0ae oa s @ ] 1 pd R d an administration will the cooperation of the enable Sampson from Porto Rico after having fully accomplished his The third planned sd by m the M Road & s Mond m e will leave for the landing the As previously stated dispatches shher personally the field the but General Miles with the aids activity the ,s all 3 s his sds a n T hs 4ss 1 his headquarters on Cuba" " and Havana will resemble mighty in its resle the field including all the latest engines modern but road to be built the by
  Secretary of Agriculture for this
 splendid the ad which tonight lies Perm which her the Navy Department transport has been d n 500 s msa ouad s of ammunition @s for hsr @
 Rico promptly Oregon wiIo takes will be of the Krupp Moro the American marching the front
 will been executed with tho of Manila within
 
 the in of Havana
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

war, of Cuba and of all trouble, stagna- tion of trade, misery and starvation.
 At Ageciras, an Englishman who lives among the people told me they were simply starving. There is no work and no money. Bread has risen, as also all other necessaries of life.
 Here in Madrid nearly all places of public entertainment are closed The Stock Exchange is at standstill, and ruin among persons of average means is widespread The streets are fuller than ever of desperately hungry women, crying for food for their starving chil- dren. Even the bull ring was half empty last Sunday, and when that is the case matters are indeed in extremes
 One of the most respectable brokers in the country has committed suicide, and tales of others being ruined are heard constantly Business on the Stock Exchange is dull.
 The Government keeps talking about raising money which may be voted, but where it is to be collected from no one can say
 The Liberal fills three columns with notices of riots from one end of Spain to the other, and in three weeks it is stated that there will be bread famine in Madrid.
 Politics are in such state that, as member of the Cabinet says: What Is
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
Member of the Spanish Cabinet Predicts That the End of the
 Var Is Very Near.
Every One, He Says. Is Desirous of Ending Host ties, but None Are Brave Enough to
 Speak First.

Copyrighted. 1898. by James Gordon Bennett
 MADRID, May I1.-I have juct had . conversation with one of he members of the Cabinet, which may throw true light upon the workings of the Spanish politicians at the present moment. He said:
 "A change in the Cabinet is bound to come, and almost at once. In that change Senor Moret will be first to go, and with him those others who are not popular under the present condition of public sentiment"
 "That means" I asked, that more energetic war measures will be inaug- urated"
 To my surprise he replied: "No, consider that any change which may come will be in favor of peace. The truth IS, every one now at heart wishes peace, but there are none brave enough to speak first"
 Do you think General Campos is the coming man?" asked
 We'll he replied, somewhat hesitat- ingly, T consider that by the middle of next month General Campos will be in power, and, although his will be mill tary government, it will be in favor of peace"
 1 have just returned from tour in the provinces, and can most strongly affirm that the Spanish people are weary of
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
American Warships Said to Have Been Repulsed at
 Cienfuegos.
Report From Havana of a DeS- perdte Engagement That
 Lasted Eight Hours.

NEW YORK, May rI-A cable to a morning paper from Havana says that four American warships attacked Glen fuegos this morning and made two at tempts to land men and arms, but were repulsed and withdrew.
 Altogether fourteen Spaniards were wounded, after eight hours fighting
 The fire from the American ships de stroyed the cable station, and the dis patch adds that considerable damage
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
DEWEY A REAR ADMIRAL.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Sem ate to-day confirmed these nomina- tions: George Dewey to be .- rear ad- miral.
 Montana to be a commission to exam inc into and classify lands within the land grant and indemnity land grant limits of the Northern Pacific Railroad
 Postmasters: California-W. w. Will son, Chico; M. B. Lowne, Orange; John G. Joy, Salinas.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
U. s. GRANT TO COMMAND
 SAN DIEGO MINUTE MEN
Son of the Great General Elected Colonel of Newly Organized
 Recruits.

SAN DIEGO, May 1.-The minute men of this city, who have formed sev- eral companies, this evening chose U. s. Grant, son of the great general, as their colonel. pr. D. Gochenaur was chosen ueutenant-colon
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
CRUISER CHARLESTON
 GETS ORDERS TO SAIL

VALLEJO, May II.-Orders were received from Washington to-day for the cruiser Charleston to pro- ceed immediately to Manila without waiting for the transport fleet No actual date was set for the sail ng of the Charleston, but she will undoubtedly leave for the Philippines before Saturday,
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

must have been sustained by the Ameri-
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
REPORT THAT STAINS FLEET HAS BEEN CRUSHED

NEW YORK May 1F the London Telegraph correspondent off Havana via Key West F w mdondb by of fleet Rear Admiral Simpsons and Spanish Cape Vad
 
 foundation me eHl0 knWnhre
Evening journal., 1898-04-07
The MILFORD BARD.
STORY OF HIS LIFE READ BY HIS
NIECE BEFORE THE MILFORD
CLUB.

STORY OF HIS LIFE READ BY HIS
NIECE BEFORE THE MILFORD
CLUB.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Milford, April AT the weekly
meeting of the New-Century Club on
Monday an enjoyable solo was sung by
Miss Lena Sharp, accompanied by Miss
Edna Barker on the organ. Papers were
read by Mrs. j. Lynn Pratt On Current
Events; '"Iife and Letters of the Milford
Bard, by his niece, Mrs. Bayard Burns;
Home, by Miss Ida Siprie, and poem
on Spring" by Mrs Wilbur Hammond.
a parliamentary drill by Mrs. James Nj.
Hall closed the exercises. A neat gavel
was pre- sented to the club by Mrs. Hail.
New m mbers were admitted and the
club now numbers seyenty-three.
The cold weather has interfered very
materially with the sturgeon and shad
fisheries. Very few of the latter have
been in the market for several days,
and only three or four sturgeon have
as yet been taken.
DR.. Barrett was very cordially re-
Ceived here on Sunday and his ser
mons made a most favorable impress
on.
Ice has formed here for several
nights and Tuesdays sleet and snow
have probably put an end to all pros
pacts of a peach crop. Such is the
opinion Of those most interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grier entertained
| their bridal party at a course supper OF
| Friday evening. Those present wer'
| Hiss Edna Barker, Miss Ida Rosa. Mis-.
Elizabeth Williams, Misses Maria
jennie and Mildred Causey, Miss MAJ
Foulke and Harry Humes. Davis Grier
clinton Prettyman, Ruby Vail and Le'
| Irish.
Leu Pratt, DOnnell and VIII Marshal
ere home from Delaware College this
/ week.
Evening journal., 1898-04-07
NATTvE or DELAWARE.

Alexander McConaughy, who died at
he home Of his aunt, Mrs. Thomas b..
Cope, Herman street, near Morton,
Germantown, on Monday, aged AZ
years, was born in Delaware City, and
when quite young went to reside in
Germantown, where he attended the
public schools. After graduating he en-
tered the employ of the Reading Rail-
road Company. and occupied q position
Of trust in the Treasury Department
which he held up to the time Of his
death He was for many years secre-
isIy Of the Germantown Young Mems
Christian Association. and also a stew
ard in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Germantown. He was an
alumnus of the Germantown Boys
Combined School.
Evening journal., 1898-04-07
NO ALLIES FOR SPAIN. '-'

All talk of European aid for Spain in
war with us is mere folly. Ideas con-
trbl modern nations. Spain represents
only mcdiaevalism. Her spirit is am
tagonistic to the spirit of the age, TO
humanity, to morality, to civilization.
The holders OF Spanish bonds in Eu-
rCpean capitals Will clamor OF course,
FOR interference, precisely as the men
who hang on to a tape in this country
are for peace at any price" in order
that they may clip their coupons undls-
turbed.
But these men do not control In any
civilized country Their claim Is pre-
posterous and so are their pretences
The idea that Austria. which has nc
navy, or Germany or France countries
that have abundant troubles OF theiI
own-would make war upon usin aid OF
Spanish failure and imbecility and bar
harism Is too absurd to be seriously
coinbatod.-New York Wold.