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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements OF Citizens ana Arrivals
and Departures OF strangers.

and Departures OF Strangers.
E. M. Holiday. Of the South. Side,
is in Columbus. Ohio, on business.
John Bachman, of Seventh street, is
recovering from a severe attack of
rheumatism.
Charles Refer, of North Main
street, who was injured by fall Sun
day, is able to be about.
Herman Bentz, of the South Side,
has been confined to his home with a
bad cold for several days.
Miss Bertha Fette, OF the Eighth
ward, has accepted a position as book
keeper for Cooey & Pentz.
The Misses Lovemann, Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, are visiting Miss Flora
kraus, Of North Main street.
Mrs George Christlieb and Mrs.
VIM Gibbs, of the South Side, have re-
turned from a visit at Sistersville.
Fred Neuhardt, of the North End.
is slowly improving. after q severe
case of blood poison of the right limb.
Wilbur Terrill has accepted a posi-
ton as outside salesman with the
Globe Tea Company, Of South Jacob
street.
Robert McKinstry. who for some
time has been confined to his home
on North Main street with pneumonia,
is greatly improved.
Fred Smith, of the Island, who has
been away from the city for some time,
returned recently He is now in the
employ of Pittsburg cracker house,
Samuel Furbee has withdrawn as a
member of the furniture and under
taking firm of Cooey, Furbee & Bentz,
on South Jacob street, but is still in
the employ of the present firm.
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MOUNDSVILLE,

ness yesterday. "" Dl2l
Charles Litton, of WheeI;no
the city yesterday visiting XIII n, Vas u
The condition of Mrs. l.. q rra.,..s
evening was no better. She is ynr .ast
Justice Henry Riddle, Of Berwoos
court. '-- county
The E,ks hold their regular r,ee.....
night and a full attendance Of H. I. 10
bers is desired. Men,
Deputy Sheriff S. NJ. Cunning--,,,
yesterday. .>.a-S3
The Thimble Bee society of ILL., ,-...
odist church meets tomorrow af.s1, :
Eighth street. '''|i "a
Ayoung son of Mr.. and Mr. ..-..
Connolly died early yesterday rnrr',.
brain fever. The funeral viii be- b.li :, X
afternoon at 2o'clock, the ipterra,,. 10
ing at Brookside cemetery. 09'
Seven more prisoners were bro,le,.
yesterday from Berkeley county IN lsya
time in the penitentiary. This mall. w
list about $50, as two Were rccc.v,G !,
day from Peasants county
Scott Caldwell and VIM. Patterso~
Mem echen. are still in the c1urt,- ~
on account Of being unable to tIrr'...t
bond TO appear at the next term 81 X.
grand jury. &c
The Kings Daughters held their rsr,.
lar meeting Monday evening at the l1,-,
of Miss Gussie Cox. Nearly mi tn, ,.'
bers were present and u very euiovt,
| evening was spent.
County Court convened asa;n weston
day, when large number of apuHra-s.r,
were received from the saloon kp,r..s
asking that the court grant them ill., ne"
ne court, however took no action f,.r
ther than to set to-morro Wmorrmg Il
clock to dispose of the r7p.icatuns
Manager Meyer of the opera har.s
has booked the famous cal Widow Rr.v'
70 appear here on February lst Th,
show is headed by Perkins =. Fst.r
who formerly starred in the cold I.i
Of the best comedies on the road Am
large audience should see it,
Invitations have been issued bv r-,
Liberty Hose company No. l t1 r-a =
third ball to he given at the opera hau..
on the 18th of next month. Tnc b,.5
have Salkeldrs orchestra engass1 Tx
promise all who attend real ad5r rim.
The diamond ring contest for tlgt- -.r.
fit will also close on that date "a. lD
p. m.
new chief of the fire department lr.I
March. there are now two candia"te,
the field. The present chief a. j NnE
roy, will have for his opponent e. YAH.
pie. Of Liberty Co. No. ]. Both are go.l
men and during Mr.. McElroy's term NJ II.
flee the department could hardly rat4
been in better hands. H has NOT missed
fire and is deserving of all good ,l.a-s
said about him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
MARTINS FERRY.

]. NJ Evans of Sharon, Pa, is here on
business.
Harry Koehnline is able TO be out, otter
a few days illness
NJ r. Burkley. of Pittsburg. was here
yesterday on business.
The CRIBS club will meet Friday evening
at the home of Miss Pierre Coleman.
Quite a number from here witnessed
the Farra gher-Stolzer contest at Bridge
port last night.
Two or three persons from here will at
tend cock fight at Ravenswood, w Va
the first of next week.
John Goochne is one of the Republican
candidates that is out for the nomination
fer mayor.
The rains are bringing the river up to
an uncomfortable stage for those resid
Ing III the low parts Of town.
George Pitner the wagon maker, will
open billiard and pool room here in the
near future.
Perry. young son Of Postmaster Ter
rill, is recovering fro ma siege OF typhoid
fever.
Miss Carrie Umbier. of the Fifth ward
and Ross Burly. a bridge worker on the
Terminal road, will be married Feb. 10Th.
In the suit OF William Connolly against
". J. McLain for bill for $3.50, Squire
Kellar rendered judgment in favor Of the
plaintiff for So
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones of South
Brdoaway. leave Thursday Tor New York
from which place they will sail for Eng
land to visit friends and relatives.
Rev Charles Fulton. of Allegheny. will
occupy the pulpit al the United Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Winfield Snyder, Of the Fifth ward has
returned home from GAINESVILLE, where
he was married to an eStimable young
/ lady of that place.
Mrs. VIM. Green and daughter have
gone to Indiana. Pa. where her husband
is working in the Northwood glass house.
| They will make their future home at
| that place.
| The contract for the erection of ten
| two-story. ive-roomed dwelling houses
| for the Laughln company has been let
| to Kerr Bros. The contract calls for a
completion of the buildings by April LIST.
| The scenery to be used in the production
| Of Uncle Toms Cabin Friday and Satur-
/ day evenings will be the finest that has
ever been used in the production of the
| play. All of it was painted by Manager
| Miller especially for the play. The rsserv-
4 ed seats for the affair will be put on sale
| to-day.
| Yesterday in Common Pleas court.
Judge Follingsworth rendered his decis-
(, ion in the petition filed by the stock
I holders of the Standard Home Building
Association, asking that the assignee 9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
AURORAS LEAD.
Passed the Bowlers in the Wheeling Tour
nanent Yesterday.

Passed the Isowlers in the Wheeling Tour
naraent Yesterday.
Very important games were played
by the Auroras and Ideals, of the
Wheeling League, at Fette's alleys, last
night. The Auroras were previously
tied with the Bowlers for first place.
BY winning three straight games from
their opponents the Auroras go to the
front, and it will be necessary for The
Bowlers to take three consecutive
games from the Tidal Waves tonight,
or surrender their position at the front
in the standing Of clubs. The Tidal
Waves will present their strongest
team for to-nights contest, and will
make an effort to carry off at least one
Of the games. They stand well up
among the winning clubs, and some
members of the team go so far as 70
claim the odd game in the series.
Last nights scores were as follows:
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SISTERSViLLE.

SISTERSVILLE, W. Va, January O.
Last evening at the Manhattan Sup
rooms George Duck. an oil well df.l. \
well known in the field made an attempt
to take his life. He has been qespuHG,N.
for some time on account Of trouble. aua
walking into the Manhattan last evciug
he attempted to take an ounce Of Iquoa.
mum, but was prevented by a bystantsr
who knocked the bottle out of his hands
just as he placed il TO his mouth, i -
believed that he is slightly dementcd fr.m
! brooding Owe fancieG wrongs. and lac laS
been locked up by the authorities pre-
vent him from taking his life, as nc h4a
declared that he Will yet commit The D. d.
George Shryock. of this city, went 10
Parl1ersburg this morning.
Ross Snedicker. Of Marsh's iWory
store. was the guest Of friends in S,ta-
moras Monday evening.
Miss Bertha Adams. of Wells street,
left yesterday evening for Friendly,
where she viii be the guest Of hcr s.s'.1
for few days.
The Widow Brown" is the Eext a'tr'"-
ton at the opera house. and il wiz
here Saturday evening It comes
recommended and will no doubt Do "a g'
business.
MI and Mrs. VIM. Stewart. Of Ma Sa.a
Side. left yesterday for Central '
w. Va, where they will be the guest
Mr.. Stewards relatives for coup. '.
weeks.
| .Middlebourne has changed hands. Us r.
Boremal who has had charge Of Jl. l.t
for years retiring, and his partn0! d.
Smith assuming fun control.
Last evening in their rooms IN '' M'-
Coach building. the Americas clUA e''e
another Of their pleasing Gance5. a
ture of the evenings festivities was
excellent music rendered by the Qio w
dis Mandolin and Guitar club.
Among those who went to Part'-
thiq morning hear thC decision
case OF Foster, Jennings ct al vs. t.
Fork Oil and Gas Company. were - "a.
Brenneman. Robert McCOrmick AND
a dozen others.
Mrs Mary Talbot left for
this morning, accompanied by hCc
ter. Miss Marie. where they WIZ 5
guests of friends for a couple " 't
Col. j. c. Morrison, or this r'''t M-5
has been i'll for some time, II .''
cOnvalescing.
The local lodge p. P o. y. ar. mt1
arrangements for minstrel sA'"
will be given IN the opera hols ,
day, February nth. 1t promise ia ill.,
society event of the season. = i lh. @
there vii viii Be BE- n ~ II WIN s.ra
actors who are Elks, take par
On Sunday while the Virginia was
tempting to land at the wharf n
wind drove her in 50 hard t,.' W.
was considerably damaged. A0
knocked two 70 the knees from
boat and went on through tra .H-
boat The damage to the wharf I'''
amount to about $3.50. and tn.
lot Of goods destroyed. which "''
the loss up to at least $50
The terrible windstorm vhfh
| over this section Saturday night "h. s.
day did more damage than "49
| supposed. On account "f the
| and telephone wires being down
| not possible to get any neWs. 4. ...
! il was learned that in all Iat
| field large numbers Of on Wtt- i.- .
| blown down and q great dfai ..-
! damage done. 1t is estimate rt
! loss to the oil people alone
| to many thousa nds of dollars
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MARKS FROM ABOVE.

MORGANTOWN-R River 10 feet % inches
and falling. Raining.
rain and cold.
STE ] Observation-Disclosures % feet and
falling. Raining and cold. Down. Ed.
Roberts and Kanawha; up, Virginia and
John w. Allies.
OIL CITY River feet / inch and fall
ing. Cool and light rain.
GREENSBOR0-River II feet inches
and falling. Raining; rainfall 40 inches.
BROWNSVl LE-River y feet inches
and falling.
PITYTSBURG- River 14S feet and falling
at the dam Raining.
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clared a "draw," and nearly every
body was satisfied.
BOWEN AFTER A MATCH.

John Bowen, Of New Orleans, chal-
lenged the winner CT last nights con-
test in Bridgeport, and stated that he
was ready to post forfeit of $50.
Neither man replied to his challenge.
Later he called at the Register Office,
and renewed his challenge. He pre-
fers a go with Stolzer, who defeated
him before the NJ A. c., but il Stolzer
will rot accept, he will fight Farragher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
TO-MORROW'S DEPARTURES.

Pittsburg. Lorena. 2 a. m
Pittsburg, II. X. Bedford, a m.
Cincinnati Queen City, a. N.
Parkersburg, Argand, il a. m.
New Matamoras, Lexington II a. m.
Steubenville, Z. NJ. Bayne 2:30 p. m.
Darlington. Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
SiSterSXille Ruth go d. m.
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YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Queen City. Pittsburg.
keystone State. Cincinnati.
Argand, Parfersburg.
Lexington. Lew Matamoras.
T. NJ. Bayne. 5teubenville.
Leroy, Clarington.
Ruth GisterSViIle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

tbs, association, II. 6. Pratt. b r.~,.
entered by Attorney Pratt w Ventures
as the case does not come unGer Stla!ael,
isdiction Of the Common Pleas ro,, W.. lly-
the Probate court. OVuFt but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
POATs LEAVING TODAY

Pittsburg. Ben Hur p. m.
Pittsburs. Urania, $50 a. n.
Charleston, kanawha. $50 a. m.
Steubenville. I. N. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Clarington, Leroy. $3.50 p. m.
SiStersYille, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
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PAINTERS.
PAINTERS.
D. G. KURNkR,
PAINTER, GRAlRER, eLAzI53
Sign Painter and Paper Hal534
i725 AND III MARKET Street

Dealer In Ready Mixed Paints. WI.
Lead Oils. Turpcntine, Varnishes -.
dow Glass. Polished Plate Glass. D
Brushes. &c. Estimates for new pa''~''"'
promptly furnished
Telephone -
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/ TWENTY ROUND DRAW
Fought BY Farraghsr and Stolzsr in
Bridgeport Last Night.

1t Was One Of the Prectiest Con-
tests Ever Witnessed III This vi
entity Both Men Severely Pun
ished- Other Pugilistic Matters.
The Pittsburg Bicycle Race-Last
Nights Bowling Contests-Other
Sporting Contests.
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Following were the results in the Big

Scorers. Miller and L. Hackman UNI
Tidal Waves.
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GEORGE CONSTDTNE

Is, Dlnger and Cox; umpire, Ann
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Burned by Gasoiine.

Mrs. Thomas Otis of No 1920 East
Gallatin street was cleaning clothes
with gasoline at 5 o'clock last evening
when the gasoline ignited from light
ed candle which stood near by Mrs
Otis was badly burned about the face
and her father received burns about
the arms while trying to extinguish The
fire Mr. Otis was also slightly burned
The injuries to Mrs Otis are the mos
serious, but ii is not considered that
there will be any bad effects. The frs
department responded promptly an1
the fire was extinguished before any
damage had been done to the building
The house is owned by b. G. Nroom.
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Entries ut Inglesi.Ie.

The entries for to-days races at fngle-
side are:
First race. seven-eighths of a mile
FlandeS no. Bonnie lone. Ill; Bow and
Arrow. Formella rs: Prince Tyrant. The
Dipper. fl6: Rio Frio, Elidad, III, Prince
Bazes, III.
Second race. five and ii half furiongs-
Durwad Tom Smith. 81. Mic Mac, 49, Tor
sion, Nervoso, %, Viking. 1903; King VIII
liam, 10.
Third race. three and half furlongs.
for 2-year-ods-R acavan. Canace, Wrin-
kles Io5: Buenaventura. l07; Gtlberto, lo9;
Gold Scratch, 10, Los Medoins IL
Fourth race one mile-Highiand Bail,
Rlarneysfone, ~; DR. Marks, 90: Refugee,
Us; Napamax 1oI Ostier Joe, l20.
Fifth race, one miie-1oupon Ill, Peas
anton. 1907 Satyr, 1o5, Daylight, Walter
j.. 107: Little Cripple. los; O'Fleta. Red
Glenn Fashion Plate, 100,
Sixth race five and a half furlongs-
Tea Rose Ill. Trolley, 1o6; Roy Garutht
ers. los. Geyser III: Montgomery, liz.
Cloudy. track heavy.
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THEY URGE FUSION.
Idaho silver Republicans Hold Con-
ference.


Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Boise. Idaho Feb. 2S.-The leaders of
the silver republican party OF this state
held conference here to-day at which
about 80 were present. A resolution was
adopted indorsing the addresses recently
issued by the national chairman of the
silver republican. democratic ana popu-
list parties and recommending Il union
of all the silver forces of the state To the
state republican committee, which meets
here tomorrow.
I.yttleton Price. who was one OF the
boiling delegates at the republican con-
vention in st Louis in 1896, and who ~
that time made the declaration that Me
Kinley would not set $50 votes in Idaho
opposed the fusion recommendation. ~
i speech before the conference Price said
he did not believe this proper time toi
the discussion Of issues. He said tbs
country was on the eve of great crisis
which might completely change the no-
litical issues. and II war were TO be de-
clared he believed loyalty TO the pres
dent was paramount to all other ques
tons now before the public.
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REVERSED THE ORDER.
The Complaint Did Not Present u Fed
erai Question.


An associated press dispatch from
San Francisco states that in the APP
peal by the Montana Ore Purchasing
company to the United States circuit
court of appeals from the order made
by Judge Knowles in June last in ali
action brought by the Boston Mon
tana company I'm enjoning the former
from taking ore out of the Pennsyl-
yana ground. the circuit court of ap-
peals has reversed the order granting
the temporary injunction on the ground
that the complaint on its face did not
present a federal question. but leaves
it to the United States circuit court OF
Montana to determine whether the
complaint can be so amended as to pre-
sent a cause within its jurisdiction.
Louis Marshall, one of the attorneys
for the plaintiff in the present litiga-
ton, was asked by a Standard reporter
last evening what would be tbs
effect of this decision. Mr.. Mar
shall said that the decision rendered
leaves Judge Knowles judgment on
the merits of the case unaffected,
and the supreme court of Montana haN-
ing affirmed the opinion of Judge Lind
say in the district court which decided
the main questions involved in this ilti-
CATION in favor of the Boston IL Mon
tana company. the only effect of this
decision of the circuit court of appeals
is to leave IL 70 Judge Knowles to de-
termine whether he will permit the
complaint to be amended so as to con-
fer jurisdiction or leave the questions
of fact and law involved in the litiga-
ton. so far as the same has not been
conelusively determined in favor OF the
Boston & Montana company by the
supreme court of Montana. TO be passed
upon by the state instead of the federal
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Weekly excursions to st. Louis via
Salt Lake and Denver. Commencing
Thursday, March 3rd, 1898, and each
Thursday thereafter. Missouri Paclfie.
personally conducted tourist excursions
will leave Portland for 81. Louis via
Salt Lake. Denver and Kansas City.
The cars used in these excursions are
the best tourist sleepers. and will run
through TO st. Louis without change
via the o. s. L.. r. g. w, ID. & X. q.
and Missouri Pacific. Cars will be IN
charge of experienced and gentlemaniy
conductors and porters. Special care
taken of ladies or children travelling
without escort Call on or write to NJ.
w. Bacon. G. A.. Oregon Short Line,
Butte, Montana, No. 19 East Broadway.
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MARTINS TRIAL.
Witnesses for the Defense say Tint the
strikers Made Threats.

wilkesbarrc. Pa, Feb. 28.-The trial OF
Sheriff Martin and his deputies for the
shooting of strikers al Lattimer was re-
sumed this morning. Miss Cora Helm
bach. who lives at Lattimer, testified that
on the day OF the shooting she saw a
woman running past her house calling out
that the strikers from HARDWOOD were
coming.
u war afraid they would blow UP the
town" continued the witness, $50 | ran
to the school house and asked the teacher
10 excuse my little sister. as | knew she
would be safer at home.
Stephen Gutteumilier gave the FIRST "
idence to substantate the assertion of
the defense that d man stood behind the
line OF deputies and urged the strikers
on.
George Name ~ Hazleton said that he
was with the sheriff at Crystal Ridge a
few days before the shooting and saw ths
sheriff dispense number Of stflAtfs. A.
they went away one cried We viii all
come back tonight 10 burn the breaker.
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Al Ingi.si,le.

San Francisco. Feb. 2S.-Weather at In
gleside fine track muddy. Results: Seven
furlongs selling. Neloz won, Captain
Piersa1 second. William OBJ. third; time
l.32s.. Four furlongs-Primayera won
Master Buck second. Ocorona third
time :5Iia. Seven furIongs, seliing-Ben
Amelia won, Neragua second, Moringa
third; time. 1:slA Mile. selling-Joe Iil-
man won. Charles A. second. Hazard
third; time. AS. Mile and a sixteenth
plan won. Go To Bed second. Los Prietos
third: time. l:51a4. Seven furiongs-Bonitu
won. odds on second, Melvin Bnrnhan
third time 1874.
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ONE MAN KILLED.
In a snowslide Near spokane-Two Other
Men Escaped.

Spokane. Feb. ga snowslide occurred
Yesterday about : y. m. on the sleigh road
10 the Comstock mine, four miles east OF
town A messenger was sent to town and
about 100 men turned out with shoxels, as
il was reported that three men were bur
led. Snuthworth and j. Harvey We're Ia
ken out with slight injuries, but when
the body OF William Lade was diseov-
cred life was extinct. Iade was young
man % years old. and formerly from
Elmsaale. N s. He has two brothers
here and WAS interested with his broth
ers in valuable mining property IN this
district Several slides have occurred In
the past few days completely blocking
traffic to the mines on Four Mile creek.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Al New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. 2.-Track heavy.
Not a favorite won. Results: Six furiongs
Brown Berry won. Remington second.
Direct third time. i:I9A. Selling, mile aud
70 yards-Nan Brunt won, Laheview Pat
ace second. Everest third: time. lag. sell
ing. mile-Mr. Easton won. Joe sheipy
second. Domsie third; time. l:4die. Selling
seven furlongs-M Mount Washington won.
High Test second, Mitt Boykin third
time. 1882 Selling, seven furtongs-Hafry
Lee won, Liew Anna second, TruXiilt
third: time. I:32. Six furiongs. selling
Etarre won. Timora III. second, Floridas
third; time, l:lTla.
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IN POLICE COURT.
Quite Number of Arrangements for
Petty offenses.

In the police court yesterday there
was quite a grist of arraignment Tor
petty offenses j. ". Stanley pleaded
guilty TO a charge of disturbance and
was fined SO. Tom Ryan. John Me
Donald and Jack Pearson We're fined
SIS each for drunkenness. Eva jackson
and Josie Olson, two eomeiy young
white women, arrested for consortinS
with a negro. were fined $40 each and
committed May Taylor was fined 81
and committed for frequenting a 81
loon. William Smith pleaded not guilty
TO drunkenness and will have a hear
ing to-day.
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Northern Pacific Cut Rates Both Fast
and West.

In addition to the big cut in rates to
all eastern points the Northern Pacific
announce a cut of eight to Ii dollars in
rates to Portland. Seattle and Tacoma.
Parties contemplating a trip to the
Pacific coast or Alaska, should not fail
to call on or write ". Nj. Tuohy, gen
eral agent Northern Pacific Railway
Co. Butte. Mont.
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You may go east or west for very
low fares via the Great Northern Rail-
way line Try the new vestibuled train
leaving Butte daily at s:35 y. m. for
Seattle, St Paul, Chicago, New York
and all principal cities. We run diner
on the restaurant plan-pay for what
you order. Call at ticket office, II
North Main St, for full particulars. ].
E. Dawson, General Agent.
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being out on bail in the meantime. The
specific charge against him Is that ne
killed two cow elk and calves near Gar
diner on Feb. "A. Two witnesses Will tes-
tifv 10 having seen the killing. BeauZier
Ii Frenehman. formerly employed with
The transportation company in the park.
Sheriff Young to-day escorted to the re-
form school at Miles city Arthur Car
rington. a lad Of Il. whom Judge Henry
committed TO that institution for incor-
IfgihiIity