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The age-herald., 1898-01-21
What Women Think of
 The Southern Express Company

The following letters have been received. They indicate that the request for express delivery on the Highlands has struck a very popular chord:
 South Highlands, Jan. IS. My Dear Mrs. Ball.
 Accept my thanks for the position you have assumed in regard to the non-delivery of packages on the Highlands by the Southern Express Co. Every woman or my acquaintance has been a sufferer at some time or other since moving to Bir- mingham from the arbitrary action of the express officials in declining to deliver par cells at her door. It is a great injustice, and certainly not in keeping with the man. agement of this company in other commit mites When a package is given into the care of the express company and the charges prepaid, or paid on delivery, those payments are intended to cover all ex- penses of railway transportation and wa gon delivery at the residence of the con- signee.
 Please keep the agitation up until some thing is heard from the express officials. We women want to know why Birmingham cannot have an express delivery in every part of the city if Savannah, Montgomery and Atlanta do Our packages are paid for with this understanding, and we are tired of having to send our husbands or servants to the express office for bundles which the company has received payment for the delivery of Who is responsible for this order of things, any way? To whom can the women appeal for change of express tactics?
 Yours, etc,
 ~ T IT
The age-herald., 1898-01-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if i, fails to cure. 25c. 9-2S-9lt
The age-herald., 1898-01-21
SARAH GRAND'S CRITICS.
The Famous Authoress Hits Back at Vicious
 London Reviewers.

From her home in the Pyrenees moun- tains Mrs. Sarah Grand is hitting back
The age-herald., 1898-01-21
North Highlands, Jan. 20.

Dear Mrs. Ball.
 I am a man, but have some rights left and 1 want to protest against having to carry my wife's express bundles home l go to market. I go everywhere my wife sends me, but I shan't carry home any more express packages for her or any other woman.
 Something is due the men of family, and after I have faithfully worried with my crying children at night while my Wife sweetly sumbered; have gotten up and started the kitchen fire for the dilatory cook and have even rolled the baby car riage on Sunday afternoons, when my nurse goes to church, am determined to draw the line, a big, black line, at carry ing express packages home.
 Those express horses have more strength and flesh than have, or at least those see on the business streets. The next time I receive a postal telling me package IS at the express office I shall dump it into the nearest grate, just as l would any other irritating communication. I have de- cided not to play express wagon any more. Can't the Highlanders club together and hire an express wagon? Yours truly,
 w. J. R.
The age-herald., 1898-01-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab!tis. All druggists refund the money if i, fails to cure. 25c. 9-23-91t.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
A singular Accident.

Rather a singular accident befeil Miss
May Lathrop OF 1905 East second street
yesterday. A bill board at the corner
az Utah e and Platinum street,
not less han 20 feet long. blew down
while she was passing "a M caught
her before she could get out of the way,
causing her some painful injuries. Miss
L.athrop. while passing the hill board.
heard IL To crack aud start
ed To run. but although she "A only "A
few feet To 40 To get "a OF the way.
the board came down so quickly she
was struck and knocked To IN. ground.
She was picked up n carried To "a
room In the Baker hotel, near by. and
Dr. Monroe summoned. He found she
had been bruised considerably ON the
right side. but that her injuries were
not serious.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
II Was q Mean Trick.

Some one played a mean trick on the
silver republicans. Hon. II. ID. Weed
had G billed To speak mt Centerville
last evening and preparations had been
made To give him a chance to spread
himself. but when he reached Center
Vile at the hour set for the meeting. he
found the hall dark and locked. and
some one had carried on the 200 that
had been provided for "A bonfire. On
top OF that outrage some son-of-a-gun
had made tho announcement that there
would be no meeting. and the few who
had gathered went home. Mr.. Weed
rturned To Butte mad ~ n March hare.
lie called at the silver republican head
quarters and denounced his treatment
AS outrageous. To appease him he was
sent TO Meaderville To address h pco-
pie there.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
AFTER PETER CAMMANS
Trying to Catch the Embezzling
Treasurer.
WAS A WALKING DELEGATE



The shefin yesterday sent oui "a
number of kilograms To different parts
of the country for the nur,ose Of an
,...-
P'"""s 'e'r '"h""""r' wv Wv"
faulting treasurer Of the International
Building Laborers' Protective union of
p,,,a - u......u -, oo,o,..
aa '
other officers of the union any there ls
M ao,,h, -. ,.- -. $500
'" VIZ" 49,
WIN the intention or robblng the uh-
Ion. but some OF his friends believe that
he has been frightened Inta leaving
~. 49, Il
80 was ~ ~" ~
a.. ss"s."' 1871, d. '",
-. .re'"'y, VIZ Mnn .on'
a. . Pn.s 49,
-, IT, c'nns -
cn $500 49,
-. "" 'a,"."n a.
r. ~ ~" ''"'.'.'' 80" IN 49,"
80. .n,,n -
-. . -" 49,
vt. nain"s pp.a.
-, ~ ""n.Iun'"'
o.a ,nu ,.ee", ,s"up,y on !. '
n.nas pul".ns ann iiae """s'' ann
49,, !" 1,eo,'on ""
49,. 20 ,hnw s !. ar 49, "rs
anu u was stated yesterday, sot MS
mt mo clarks barrel ana what STUCK
20 ms hands ne added To the funhs OF
ms union " nen' 'hmihahs can De
EfHulIh D1GnIIlIlNl bA DlWnN hA bH
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
BREeN'S LIE NAILED.
A em of the MiserS' Union Refutes
sis statement.

A Member OF the Minep' Union Refutes
sis statement.
To the Editor OF the Standard.
For b information OF the public and
h miners OF Silver Bow county, I
would Tx to refute the statement of
Auditorium on Thursday evening. to
the effect h a n democratic nominee
paid $50 to have the Butte Miners
union withdraw from the Western
Federation of Miners. As a member OF
h Miners union, ! supported this
withdrawal. had been a member OF
the union for IL years and had seen the
union prosper without afhliation and
had witnessed the funds Of the union
thrown away by the unions mixing up
with the troubles Of outside unions.
Al the time Mr.. Breen had reference
To the Butte Miners union through this
afhliation. sent the sum OF $50. 900 to the
striking miners In Leadviiie. The re-
suit was that the miners In Leadvilie
are working for the sum OF $3.50 per
day: that the $780, 900 never apparently
reached the striking miners: that the
Butte Miners union treasury In de-
ncient To h a amount Il IL any wonder
that many miners doubt the wisdom OF
the course? There was enough money
left Butte To keep all the Leadville
miners prospecting on h hill for at
least six months. But on account OF
mismanagement Il did not last six
days. ] have attended the meetings
~ the union In regularly as the shift
] was working on. permitted. The
members are very conservative. They
nave not the least difficulty and are
satisfied they have not Endorsed any
candidates either for state or county
offices on either ticket. as some Of their
best members are running on both
tickets. ! want all the readers of the
Standard To understand that the only
trouble the Miners union has at the
present time In what Mr.. Breen and
the editor Of that enlightened sheet
called the Reveille are trying to get us
into.
Hoping you will give this space In
your valuable paper. ] am yours,
a MEMBER OF THE MINERS
UNION.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
SMOKE nonrnr mAsrElL CIGARS
MILAN. lt.ea AWAY.

IL Il certainly gratifying 60 the public
10 Know 90 On. concern In the land wis
are not afraid 10 be- generous 10 the needy
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
coughs and Colds have given away over
ten million trial botties OF this srea
medicine, ana have the Satisfaction al
nowin " has absolutely cured thonsahh'
OF hopeless 'asss, Asthma t~sfonfhitls
hoarHenosH and all disseOrs of I4-
Throat. chest and tAinsfl aulgsio<
a free trial botus nepalar siEs Soc aud 81
tNep battle Euaranteed, OF price re-
funded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
RAILROAD CIRCLES
Endorsement Of W. H. Bancroft's
Administration.
NO MATERIAL CHANGES
q. w. ncciss to Re Retained a. Trsfnc
Manager OF the Short Line-The
Ogden Gateway 10 Re-.
main Open.

m
In@ Veecuo" VI W !" """'"i' ne
general manager OF the Oregon short
Line An taken as an Endorsement for the
-. .aut,t.,,.,ton ~ ,h. shor, I,,a..
anairs. ~ was state" yer"rnhs 'hat
"a war highly improbable that any ma
terisI changes would be made I'm the
n..a. n, ae,ar,m.r,s and ,b., = w
hecics "ouih pe retained as frame
manager and ID. y. Burley as general
,.,.a =. uo. ah.o,,, au.,,v
'hst tnr snort Lane VIII Tor some 'ime
at least be conducted as an independent
system. ana that for the present the
ogden xuteway will remain open.
Tn decline I'm Northern Pacific stocks
che mast FEW d.vs has attrscted Wide
attention. ana many inouiries have
been made even by those indirectly con-
cerned. This decline was OUT of line
Win snv general market decline when
m was considered how perslstent The
upward tendency of Northern Pacj0c
ssas Cor n long time. EVEN when its
Allowing in net results was much les.
Brilliant. comparntiyeIy. than A. has
eeen recently. s-peculators thought the
hv some dInerences ~ oninion ON The
,ns,de' IN between Mr.. I'M and
Nj N~forosn- regarding certain Assem-
,IsI policies OF vital p~roposed changes OF
reIa tJonrhip with exterior properties. IL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

forms and marching 10 the strains OF
the sweetest music ever heard In the
Pennsylvania city. Another feature
was he elaborate electrical display. In
this connection he said the Masonic
temple at night looked like a diamond
clasp which adorned the magnificent
belt OF gayefy which surrounded the
city. Especially magnificent was the
California commandery. mounted on
black horses. The city was Illuminated
TO an extent which was simply gorge
Gus. dazzling. Mr.. Jones says he vas
impressed with the b~rilliancy OF the
event as he was impressed be-
fore.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
IN A BOX CAR.
Two Helena Men. stealing % Ride. w-r,
Locked In.

sss''h" "'hs ~ssatsok ~ ptuss "efe
Lacked In.
Joseph Lemon aud Mike Miller. two
lnbOrers from Helena. were prisoners
In "A Great Northern box car for a while
yesterday ana now they are prisoners
AT the city jail. but viii probably be
given their liberty. The two men were
walking owe from Helena along the
Great Northern track when a freight
came along while they were AT "a little
station ON The other side OF the noun
tnins. a box car Loaded with ore had
the doors open and they concluded To
crawl In and ride. Huiting action To the
thought, they climbed In n the rain
men, noticing them. slammed the doors
to and sealed the pair In. When they
reached Butte they set up such n howl
for liberty that !, l.. Burns, hearing
them, opened the ear. Finding the men
Ia "A sealed car aud not knowing the
circumstance ~ how they came Ia be
there, he called "a policeman and had
them arrested. They were booked for
vagrancy. hut II IN thought they will be
turned loose.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
FOR GRAND LARCENY.
baggage Agent Arrested and Placed In
jail.

b"gkhke agent Arrestsu anu Iiaeeu IN
Jail.
Allen Zeds. baggage agent at the
Northers Pacific defbt. was arrested
yesterday n is now held at the
~ jail on "A charge Of grand larceny for
the alleged theft Of a quantity Of cigars
belonging 10 Oppenheimer A. Co.
For some time the ~Oppenheimer com
mission Arm had missed from shipments
received, and set "a work TO find what
became Of the goods. After "A time two
brands OF cigars handled exclusively by
the firm were found On sale al IA place.
the proprietor or hlch had never
bought any goods OF the Oppenheimer
company. Inquiry developed that the
cigars had been bought OF G.. w. Fisher.
"A huckster. and when he was found the
original pilferer was located.
u appears that Ieds took a box or
two of cigars from the cases containing
n large number. and stoSed them In the
baggage room over which ne presided.
This vas kept up tiil ne had secured
l.S00 cigars and sold them by the time
his scheme was discovered. Zeds did
the stealing. IL appears, and made an
arrangement with Fisher To sell them,
Fisher 10 get half Of all he got for the
y. Fitzmaurice. the salOonkecper at i3i
South Arizona street for go. and as
they were worth $50 n thousand. Fitz-
maurice got his cigars cheap and they
made Sl2 apiece with very little effort.
When ~Oppenhelmer's agent found the
cigars al F~itzmaurice's place the latter
readily gave the Information as 10
whom he purchased them Of. Fisher
was equally as willing 20 tell what he
knew and the theft was easily traced 10
Ieds. He was arrested and sent 10 the
pouutN iaiI and EIahar Waa alan taLfau
into custody. lie claimed to be abso-
lutely Innocent In his connection with
the case, however. aud upon the recon-
mendation ~ the injured parties was al
lowed his liberty ON his " rccogni-
vance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
ASSAULTED A GIRL.
a Warrant Has Been Issued for the Ar
rest of Mrs. Thomas Boyle.

A warrant was sworn out In the po-
lice court yesterday for the arrest OF
Mrs. Thomas Boyle of Anaconda road
for committing al assault ON Mollie
OMEN. n l~s-year-oId girl. and "A neigh
Dor. According TO the statements OF
the girl. who presented "A pitiable APP
p~earance, with a badly dlscoIored face
10 testify TO the assault. lives near
h Boyle residence and has "A sick rela-
tive who IL likely 90 die at any time
from heart disease. The children of
Mrs. Boyle had CAUSED 30 much annoy
auce by throwing stone against the
door that the police had been told Of
the matter, bot the annoyance went on,
aud when n became u~nbearabie yester-
day she went out and threatened TO
whip the children. They told their
mother and Mrs. Boyle came aver and
gave the girl a very severe beating.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
Auction, Auction, Auc,ioni

We viii commence Saturday. Nov.
Bth. at ? p. M. TO close out he entire
stock OF clothing. gents furnishing
goods. boots and shoes. hats and caps.
Bound to close out the entire stock. on
account OF il-health.
Sales . and ! y. IN. sharp. daily.
CASH CLOTHING COMPANY,
Corner Park and Main street.
J. BOYLE. Auctioneer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
Tr....r. Hidden for K.ep-.

The king 81 AMMAN has AN original idea
In the way of "a strong bos. lie has ths
trunks OF trees followed out. nlled with
gold and silver and nuns into his private
lake, where n large STAN OF c~rocodiles
ward on intrudsfE ~ n Interesting "a
speculate hat BE- Will do when he wants
his treasure.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

The following matters are on Judge
Lindsay'a calendar for hearing to-day:
Estate Of Patrick l.. Reagan. petition
for letters: estate Of NJ. NJ. Flynn. or
der To show cause: estate OF Albert r.,
Nickel. settlement of account. estate
~ william A. Waller, petition Of pub
lie administrator for letters; estate Of
Pau r.. w. Kroger, application for or
der 10 sell personal property. estate OF
~. A. Neidenhofen. application for or
der To sell personal property; estate %
Helmer Winberg, insane, petition for
support OF family: Joseph II. Hanni-
gan W. Bernard Iierg. 81 al, motion To
re-tax costs; Lee w. Foster. ct al. w.
Louis v. Bender. ct al, demurrer OF
John O'Rourke n motion to strike:
Citizens District Messenger company
vs., Henry l.. Haupt. ct al, of
city OF Butte; Eduard Berthemet W.
Butte a Boston Mining Co, ct al, de-
murrer.
The clerk Of the courts yesterday re-
ceived a letter from - -. Powers.
of the United States battleship Massa-
chusetts, nov at New York. request
ing him To send "A copy OF Powers nat
uralization papers, which were taken
out In this county some years ago. He
asked hat the copy he made out ON
parchment, but the clerk discovered. ON
inquiry. hat there was mo parchment
Ia be obtained In Butte ana had To
g To New York for u.
In Judge Lindsay's court yesterday
the ease Of George Frederick against
Toole a Tuohy was tried and ended In
the court sustaining "a motion for "A
non-suit. Tn plaintiff sued an AN ac-
count for provisions furnished "a sub
contractor for his men during the con-
struction of the H.. A. A. u. railroad.
hut ~ did not appear In the evidence
that credit had been extended at the
request OF Toole a Tuohy.
The ease ~ Joseph y. O'Donnell
against the Anaconda Copper Mining
company was dismissed as settled.
In "a ease of May Erickson against
John Nordstrom the jury gave the
plaintiff "A judgment for $500. revers-
Ing "A justice court which had given the
defendant "A Judgment for sS5.B on a
counter claim.
In the case of w. u. vanduyne
against Oliver Gardner and Louis
Gardner. Judgment was by consent en-
tered against Mrs. Gardner aud the cas-.
dismissed as To the other defendant.
Judge Lindsay admitted Martin MI
son. James Wall and John chernich 10
citizenship.
In the case OF Or. q. "a. DoRge
against John A. Bottego. "a motion was
nled yesterday by the plaintiffs attor-
ney To correct the judgment. The jury
returned a verdict for Dogs for 81
damages and Dogge's attorney fled an
affidavit signed by 10 OF the Jurors 60
the effect that they meant 10 give
Dogge a verdict for $50 In addition To
the 81 damages.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

The glad hands OF candidates and the
skilled hands OF Schatzlein's painters
are running n neck and neck race: the
one for votes the other FOR work. Peo-
pie say they are both trying TO put up
good Jobs. While one w~hitewashes the
other paints. you may see through the
wbltewash. but you can't see through
the paint n SchatzleiD. IL West Broad
May. puts u pm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

The alarm OF nre from box ~ yester-
day morning at ~ 10 was a false alarm
for "A chimney burning out AT the resi-
dence 81 Mrs. q. u. Frederick. iiit
South California street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
Judge Lindsay admitted Martin MI
son. James Wall and John chernich TO
citizenship.
4 Grand sight.

Frank r. Jones returned yesterday
from a visit % his home In Pittsburg.
He says the parade OF the Knights
Templar there Was the grandert sight
he ever bchcld. There were $4,000 Ma
sons Ia line. wearing gorgeous uni
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

The Chronicles final statement Of
August earnings II much less favorable
than It's preliminary statement. which
showed a gain Of 81. 297. 900. the former
reducing this amount to u.oo5.0 900. Net
earnings show a decrease. as compared
with those OF the same period last year,
Of 1929 900. These figures apply 10 143
roads. which earned Ss2. 71s.+0o gross
and SIS. ga, 900 net. The decrease Of
about 4 per cent In net IN the first re-
ported In monthly statements for a
long time. ON OF the large
grain crop Northwestern roads show
good earnings. Decreases In other Inn
portant commodities are offset by gen
eraI business Improvement.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

Attend the literary entertainment and
social To- be given by the Daughters Of
America at Fidelity hall this evening.
Admission 20 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

ON Saturday the Butte Optical com
pany, " West Park. examines chill
dren's eyes and fits glasses free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
TURNED LOOSE.

There Was No Evidences IN Which In
Try the Grafters.
Nancy Hanks and "'Frisco Nell"
the two grafters who were arrested
nearly "A week ago and who have since
been held at the county Jail, We're
turned loose last evening. The county
attorney waited In vain for their al
legged victim TO appear N make com
plant against the women. but, as IN
usual In such cases. he vanished after
the women were arrested, and as there
was no possibility Of getting a case
against them. they were released.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

Medals or jewelry Of any description
made at II. II. Mayors. 40 West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

Cali at the standard once. 81 East
Broadway. and see the latest styles cf
calling cards.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05
Fancy WaistcOats
For Up-to-D Date Men

Come In many pretty patterns and
dainty fabrics. We are showing all the
new ones. both In single and double
wear.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

Transact n General Banking Business
rxchanxe drawn on the leading cities Of
europe. Collections promptly attended to.
Correspondents: Wells. Fargo q Co.
New York; Wells. Fargo a Co.. sais
Lake; Wells. Fargo q Co, San Franciscos
Omaha National Bank. Omaha. Hog~
DAILY a Co. Anaconda
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

the remarkabie physical condition OF
the property In Justification of their
figures.
All arrangements have been perfect
ed for the Immediate extension OF the
~. Louis. Peoria a Northern railroad
20 Chicago. When completed the new
road will form another direct line be-
tween Chicago n 81. Louis. Henry
Willard. formerly president OF the
Northern Pacific. and the Duetsche
bank Of Berlin are reported 10 be back
OF the scheme. and Will furnish the
money for the enterprise. The Chicago
Transfer company. with which arrange
ments have been made TO provide ter
minals In Chicago for the new line.
controls the old Chicago and Northern
Pacinc and the Chicago Calumet Ter
mlnal BELT road. IL also owns the
Grand Central station at Fifth venue
and Harrison street. The Deutsche
bank Of Berlin furnishes the money for
the new road. and holds a majority Of
the stock sof the Chicago n Northern
Pacific.
The subscribers Will purchase from
the construction company 4 per cent.
gold mortgage bonds OF the new line.
90 the amount Of sIs. go. 900 par value.
bearing interest from July I. 1899. and
shares OF the capital stock Of the road
for the sum OF si3. 000. 900. To he paid by
the subscribers TO the Central Tru
~ New York for account Of
the construction company. In such In
staiiments and such time IA may be
required by the construction company.
provided that not more than 20 per
cent. Of the subscription shall be called
In any one month.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

sMoKE ROBERT MASrELL CIGARS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

the remarkabIe physical condition of
h property In Justification of their
figures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-05

g. e. Clark. clerk Of the courts. yes
terday made up his monthly report.
showing the amour OF fees collected
In his office during October. The report
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-20

s22Oa3s0. Calves-Active; veals, strong
er; veals, s5aSJ0; grassers, s3a3.50. Sheep
Steady, s375a445 Hogs-Firm at A.lOa
430.