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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-16
SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE
Robson T. White Begins an Ac-
ton in the District Court.
A BALANCE DUE ON A NOTE
The Plaintiff Asks to Foreclose q Mort
gage Given by 8 J. Reynolds-The
Amount Alleged to Be Due
L. i ,oe3.73.

A suit to foreclose a mortgage was
yesterday commenced In the district
court by Robson T. White against S.
J. Reynolds, Mary Reynolds. his wife:
Henry L. Frank and Samuel Z. Lara
bic. Charles X. Larabie and H. s. Reed.
doing business under the name of Lar
able Bros. & Co.
The complaint in the ease alleges that
the said defendants s. +. Larabie.
Charles X. Larabie N H.. S. Reed are
an association of persons doing bust
ness under the fictitious name of Lar
able Bros. & Co. That on the 9th day
Of August. 1892. at Butte, the defend
ant s. j. Reyonlds made and delivered
his promissory note to John 4. Lloyd
for the sum OF 81. 1000 at the rate of in
terest at / per cent per month That
the defendants 8. J. Reynolds and Mary
Reynolds. to secure the payment of he
principal and interest on the note did
execute and deliver { the said j. 4.
Lloyd a certain mortgage bearing date
Aug. 5, 1892, and conditioned for the
payment of the said sun of 81 200 and
interest.
That the defendant s. j. Reynolds has
paid on the said note to apply o the
principal and interest the following
sums: March 10. 1894. $50: une is.
1896. $50; May 16. 1896, $500. That no
further amounts nave been paid on the
said note, and that after allowing the
said sums paid there is still due upon
the note up to the ate of film this
complaint $1,0S3.73.
That on March IL, 1898, the said ].
e. Lloyd duly assigned, transferred and
delivered to the plaintiff the said note
and mortgage. which assignment was
duly acknowledged and the same was
on April 4 recorded.
That the defendants, H.. L. Frank. s.
r. Larabie, Charles X. Larabie and III.
s.. Reed a or claim to have some
interest or claim upon said premises or
some part thereof, as purchasers and
as judgment creditors, which interests
and claims are subject to and SUISSE
quent to the lien of sal plaintiffs
mortgage.
AS a further cause for action Ii is
alleged i'm the complaint that by the
terms of the said mortgage the defend
ants, S. j. Reynolds and Mary Reyn-
olds, agreed to pay as an attorney fee
such amount as shall be fixed by the
court before whom the suit for the fore
closure of the a mortgage hall be
brought, and that the sum of $l25 is a
reasonable sum for said foreclosure.
The plaintiff therefore prays that
Judgment be granted him for 81, 1883. 70,
as principal and interest still due on
the note. and for 1925 attorneys fee.
The property on which the mortgage
was given is lots Nos. / and 2, in block
Al, of the city of Deer Lodge. w. 1.
Lippincott Of Butte is the attorney for
the plaintiff.
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THEO EHRET
Undertaken and Emba1moe
Tel Al. Main ST, AnseosdA
OPEN ALL MONT.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Emil speer. deceased Notice =
hereby given by the undersigned adminb-
traitor of the estate Of Emil 6peer. ae-
deaser. to the cerditors of. n all perDons
having claims against the said estate. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the irst publ
cation of this notice. to the aid adminis-
traitor. at his office, in room Il Petritz
block. Main St. Anaconda. or to his at
torney. w. II. Trippet. In said ONCE. the
same being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
In the county OF Deer Lodge. dated
April .. isss.
b. p. BROWN.
Administrator of the estate of Emil
Speer. deceased.
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AMlCABlY SETTLED.
Lucy Owsley Dismissed on the Charge Of
Assault In the Third Degree.

In police court yesterday afternoon
the charge of assault in the third de-
gree preferred against Lucy Owsley, a
colored woman, was dismissed. 1t ap-
pears that Lucy and a colored man
named Paige got into a row In the col
ored district on Front street. and that
Lucy pulled out her razor and began
carving Paige. Paige. however, made
his escape before any great amount OF
damage had been done to his carcass.
He came to the police station and noti-
fed the officers that Lucy had tried to
Kill him. Lucy kept herself shady all
night until an early o this morn
ing. when she was arrested by the Of
ficers N taken to Jail.
A charge OF assault in the third de-
gree was preferred against the woman
and her case vas set for hearing at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Before
the time for the trial came the parties
to the case got together and by the
good counsel of Attorney Duffy the
matter was patched up. The court
agreed to dismiss the ease on condition
that the complaining witness pay the
costs. This was done, and Lucy is
one more a free m The injuries
done TO Paige are limited to n slight
cut in the back of the neck. which the
doctor fixed up by taking n stitch
in H.
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Land Once at Helena. Mont. April IL. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given thss NJ following
make anal proof In support Of his clair. and that
said proof will be male before J. H Meyers. ..
viz: James L Goodwin. for Il. 1. +5ai. Tor 3:
east one-hslf OF the southwest o~neQuaSter and
lots 3 and 4. section 30. township 5 SersA. sanss
. west
He names the folio wing witnesses - prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivatton Of -
land, Wig: John L. fifer Prank Heuault, Jr..
lisee Gisri and Andrew Peterson, eli q wan
Springs. Deer Lodge county. Moar.
Any person who desires to protest. against IL
allowance of said proof or who knovs any Sol
lions Of the interior department.. My sasA psoof
should not be allowed. will - xiven N eDDDG
tunity 1t the stove-m men TONED time ed p5aeo -
cross examine the witnesses Of sa31 EAman4
end to offer eviden-e in rebusral Of thns sub0te
ted by claimant w. = Cos. 3eGtDooe.
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monthly socials last evening at its
lodge rooms in the Matte block. which
was largely attended by the members
OF the lodge and invited guests. The
following programme was carried out:
Address. Our Order" c. j. Walsh:
select reading. j. A. Jenkins. recita-
ton. Mrs. Nellie Graham; solo, c. Z.
Oles. accompanied by Mrs. Grace
Fisher: recitation. c. H. Tracey: reci-
tation. Miss Gladys Mclean.
Afterwards a splendid luncheon was
served TO the members and their guests
and after supper all took part for a few
hours in dancing. This was one of the
most enjoyable and successful enter
tainments ever given by the lodge in
this city.
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A PRETTY. WEDDING.
Frank Scheckenback and Miss Mary
D-hmer Join Their Lives.

Frank scheckenback and Miss Mary
Dehmer Join Their Lives.
On Thursday evening occurred the
marriage of Frank Scheckenback AMI
Miss Mary Dehner The wedding took
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bowers, at No. 6lS West Fourth
street, and was attended by an i'm
mense number of the friends OF the
young couple. In fact, so many peo-
pie responded TO the invitations TO see
these happy young folks started on
their Dad to matrimonial success that
every room in the house was turned into
a reception room. and the hundreds who
came to wish the newly welded couple
joy were entertained in a most royal
manne
After shaking hands with the bride
and grorm and wishing them much Joy
in their future life. the guests sat down
to a bounteous repast, Hastily prepared.
After supper there was music. dancing,
games and other diversions, and every
one present found that the evening was
slipping away all too quickly. The
young masters and misses enjoyed the
games; the young ladies and young
gentlemen repaired to the dancing hall,
where a pleasant hour or two were
passed, while the older guests content
eed themselves with the music and con-
v~ersation.
Presents were showered upon the young
people in great numbers. both rich In
quality and appropriate in selection.
Among the tokens of friendship were
a parlor writing desk, a marble clock.
a Persian rug. easy rockers. a hand
some Turkish lounge, a massive side
board, silver and table ware in great
quantity and variety. Altogether, the
wedding was one of the happiest ever
celebrated in this city. The groom Is
a valued employee of the Anaconda
Brewing company, where he has been
engaged as engineer for the past eight
or ten years, while the bride is a charm
ing young lady. well known In this city.
The couple will reside at No. 606 West
Fourth street. where they are at home
to their friends.
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this. but pei up defense that when he
took the animals he did 10 with b
that the horses belonged to
He strengthened this statement
by saying that some time prior to the
time he vas charged with having al
tered the brand. he had purchased W
horses. very similar to those In ques-
ton. He agreed that II Terrell wned
the horses. he could have them. Upon
this the case was dismissed. The state
represented by Assistant County
Attorney Self and the defense by J. II.
Duffy.
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ON BICYCLES.
The Police Department Will Roll Around
the Town This summer.

The Police Department Will Roll Around
the Town This summer.
1t Is understood that Mayor Lesser at
the next meeting of the city council will
recommend the purchase of a few BIZ
cycles for the police department. The
matter has been under consideration
for some time, and the advantages Of
the scheme are many. 1t Is thought
that only a few OF the officers will be
supplied with wheels at first. but IL the
plan proves to be a success the whole
force will probably be equipped with
the wheels.
1t is believed that the scheme will be
especially valuable for the day officers
in covering the big beats to which they
are assigned. and also for the night
men in reaching quickly a scene Of
disturbance or a fire at a distance.
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Dissolution of PartnersbIp.

J. ". Forester and j. n. Bannon, con-
tract plasterers doing business under the
firm name Of Forester a. Bannon. of this
city, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business will be con-
Quoted In the future by J. II. Bannon,
who will collect and pay all accounts.
J. v. FORESTER,
J. II. BANNON.
Dated Anaconda, Mont. March 1. 1898.
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The Great Northern through train
has vestibuled sleepers. dining car and
coaches, and IL II the only train run
Minis a buffet smoker. Meals are fur
nished on the European plan and the
prices are graduated according to the
order given at table.
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SCOTT is DISCHARGED.
He Thought the Horses He Branded Were
His Own Property.

At the preliminary examination held
yesterday In Judge Kennedy's court,
Sam Scott. charged with changing the
brands on a mare and colt. was dis
missed. scot was arrested on Mon
day last at the instance of william
Terrell. the complaining witness. who
charged him with having placed his
WI brand upon a mare and a colt be-
longing to Terrell. Upon being ar
raigned Scott pleaded not guilty and
his preliminary examination was set
for to-day.
The evidence adduced went to show
that Scott a taken the animals all
right. and had branded them with his
own brand. He admitted having done
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The Lake Open.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho, April 15.-The Northern
Pacific resumed traffic between here and
Spokane to-day over the Occur d'Alene
lake.
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Additional Local on Page 4.
Microbes Cause Dandruff.

Premature era
Hair and Raldn SIS.
The New Drug. An
gus Chemical Com
pound. made from
extract of a root.
kills ..Ie micro-bacil-
II. .eals the sea D.
thickens thin hair
and beautihes IL. IL
has proved itself TO
be the Only Drug In
the World that VIII
positively cure these
diseases. Don't hesi-
sat. I,ft a.n an N
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-16
BICYCLE TALK.

We are sole agents for seven or eight
of the best bicycles made. The prices
range from s25 to $S5. We sell on easy
terms and we will guarantee III prices
the lowest. Call and see us; it's a
pleasure to show good bicycles.
r. S. TOLAN CO., Park avenue
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For night and day scavenger worn
leave orders at 325 a Park n Al?
Birch. Anaconda S~cavenger Company.
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When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and ef-
fectually on the kidneys. liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in so cent bot
ties by all leading druggists. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-16

The genuine McBrayer Whiskey for
medicinal uses sold at Ed Devine's.
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A. Angus. ID. 8. s.. No. 800 Park ave-, OPP
posite Catholic church. Anaconda. He has
never met with a single failure.
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High grade wines and liquors for
select family trade at Devine : grocery.
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Only frst-class plumbers at Young &
DezelTs, East Para.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-16

Waterman's idea fountain pens sold
at L. A. Kings book store.
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When in Butte lunch at sherman'a
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A PLEASANT EVENT.

The Fraternai Union Entsrtains It's Mem
beers and Friends
Washington lodge, No. POI. Fraternal
Union of America, held one of its
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Meyers piano store. III East Park.
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New Time Table b., A. a p. Ry Effective
April Ist.

Trains leave Anaconda as follows:
Great Falls and Helena local
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John Gillie Of Butte is in the city.
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Platinum finish at Imperial gallery.
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Furnished rooms In Durston block.
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Stylish millinery at Miss Walkers.
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Bicycles repaired at wright's.
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Ice cream soda at Tolan Co.'S.
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Boys wagons at Greig's.
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The finest stock of bicycles ever in
Anaconda are now OF exhibition at ].
T. Carroll company's store. Prices
within reach of everybody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-01

Monongah Coal has no equal. ]. C.
Mckinley, sole agent. Office and yards,
and Main streets. Tel
ephone, 204.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-01

Aaeouaf ~ 1tallan Yeetorday Nloxninr and
F1gure u. JuseloS Rogers Court-OtAex
Minor Court Items.
Sam Gold, an Italian, swore out 3
warrant before Justice Rogers yester-
day against zee VIVA and Jim Yee and
Charley 700, on the charge of assault
and battery. They were arrested by
Police officers Ingram and Michaels
and were rather stubborn about COM
ing to the 'Scuire's Office 1t seems
that the Italian had rented the front
room of their place for shoemaker's
shop, and the laundry was in the rear
There was a bundle of laundry left
yesterday morning with Gold to be
given to the Chinese. Gold woke them
and they pitched into Gold for waking
them up. zee Wha got out a big
potato knife and went after Gold, but
the knife was taken away from him
by the other two, but zee and 700 at
tackled Gold and beat him with their
fists. The case came up yesterday
with w. p. Robinson representing
Gold and Frank Cox, counsel for Wha,
zee and 700. Each defendant was
fined So and costs, which was paid.
The case of James Watson. on the
charge of attempted rape, which was
to have been heard before Squire Rog-
ers yesterday at 2 p. M, was continued
until to-day at 2 p. m. The hearing will
take place in the Jail.
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REV. VIM. C. HALL,
OF Wheeling TO Re Promoted to the Sacred
Or@er of Deaconship.

OF Wheeling. TO Re Promoted to the Sacred
Or1er of Deaconship.
At the Ordinations which take place
in Rome at the Feast of All Saints,
the Rev. William c. Hall, of this city,
will be promoted to the sacred order
of Deaconship. He received the sub
deaconate on July 25th, and his ordi-
nation to the priesthood is set for
May 9th of next year. Soon after
that he will return to America, and
will become one of the clergy of the
diocese of Wheeling.
The Rev. Mr.. Hall is young man
of marked ability, who is convert to
the Roman Catholic religion. He en-
braced the faith soon after his gradu-
alton from Richie public school. He
entered ST. Charles College, at Eli
colt City, Md, and completed six
years course in classics in four years.
He left for Rome in October 1898, TAX
ing the place in the Propaganda Col
lege which had been occupied by the
Rev. Father McDermott, now station
ed at Wytheville, Va. His application
to study has attracted attention in
Rome, as it did at st. Charles College,
and all the reports from him have
been of very encouraging nature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-01

alarmed IL the political sisnatioz
Throughout the Sixteenth Ohio district
and especially the situation Ii Belmont
county. The Republican candidates ~
st. ClairsviIle, according to report
started out bright and early yesterday
morning in all directions inQuiring oil
their friends about the situation in
different sections with much uneasi-
ness as they went.
The Ladies Auxiliary, Knights OF
st. John, have postponed the holding
of their taffy-pulling social which was
to have taken place last night at their
hall, until later date.
John Connolly, fireman on 3. & o.
engine No. 345. with headquarters at
Newark, has returned to his post OF
duty after spending two weeks va
cation at different points in the State.
Fred F'ien. of the Second ward. an
employee of the Novelty Stamping
Works, while at work last Saturday,
at foot press, suffered the misfortune
of having the index finger of his right
hand cut off, A physician attended to
the injury.
The knights Templar Of this city,
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport in re-
Spouse to invitations will attend a
meeting of Hope Commandery. knights
Templar, at ST. Clairsville, on Thurs
day next. At the meeting important
business will come up for transaction
and a new corps of officers will be cleo
ted. The Knights will return home
Immediately after the meeting on a
special train.
Among the Ohioans in the city yes
terday were Miles Twinen, of Belmont;
J. X. Vicha, " Humel, of Cleveland;
e. G. Emerson and wife, w. R. Clark,
Emerson.
Six men were arranged before Mayor
Freese and each was fined S. and costs
for drunkenness.
Miss Flora Bichel, at her home, cor
ner of Franklin and Forty-second
streets, delightfully."- entertained num-
Der of her friends last evening. The
chief amusement of the evening was
taffy-pulling.
Next Sunday will be observed as
"PaIlv Day. at the Christian Church.
Exercises appropriate to the occasion
will be rendered in all the departments
of the church.
The Social Club gave very enjoy
able ''All Halloween" dance at Turner
hall last evening. The affair was very
largely attended Some excellent p1-
ano music was rendered.
Pearson Myers, wife and daughter,
Miss Rose, of Quincy. Ill, have re-
turned home after pleasant visit with
Mrs. Myers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Anderson, of Rose Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-01
LEE MURFIN RODGERS.

The sudden death of Lee Murfin
Rodgers, terminating as it dId a gener-
Gus ana hopeful career at the very
threshold OF manhood. has cast a
cloud of gloom over the whole city.
The circumstances of the sad accident,
which caused his death. are already
known, but for those who love him
and would not have his name pass
from easy remembrance because OF his
youth, l inscribe this slight tribute to
his memory.
Like all boys blessed with unusual
physical strength and daring, his chief
interest was centered in athletics.
Here few could follow where he chose
to lead. To this his playfellows are
willing witnesses, as they are also to
the acuteness of his perceptions and
the ease with which he mastered his
studies.
In the enthusiasm of conscious
strength and vigor, he delighted in the
ideals and aspirations which accom-
pany budding manhood; but in all of
them he was generous and sympathetic,
constituting religion, after a boyish
fashion, to mean help, rather than
piety. If he could be helping. he felt
he was best expressing religion. He
was always brave and generous, but
the courage and usefulness which he
exhibited during the last few hours
allotted him here on earth, are worthy
of specific mention.
No sooner were his terrible injuries
received, than his immediate concern
was for his mother. Though con-
scious of the nature of his wound, and
its certain termination, he thought
not of himself. When carried to his
home, he sought to allay her fears by
minimizing the severity of his injur-
les: though to others he expressed his
appreciation of his condition, adding
with a faith and serenity equal to his
courage that he was ready to die if it
were Gods will. And this was but the
final expression of what Lee had always
been at home-kind, generous, hopeful,
considerable. May he rest in peace. -
A FRIEND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-01
BELLAIRE NOTES.

Miss Lulu Mcdonald. of Cleveland,
O., is a guest of her father. Harry Nc
Donald. of the Fifth ward
La Roche's orchestra will furnish the
music for the dance to be GIVEN under
the auspices of the Belmont Central
Trades and Labor Union at the Bridge
port Opera House on Thanksgiving
eve.
A number of society folks of this city
will attend the select hop to be given
by Prof. Delbrugge's dancing class of
Wheeling at Arion hall at that city this
evening. Prof. Anton La Roche will
plav.
Ed Moore. of the Third ward, de-
parted yesterday for Lancaster. Pa,
where he will Join La Beide's roper
toire COMPANY in the capaeity Of man.
ager. Mr.. Moore recently purchased
stock in the eompany.
Stewart Coleman. of Scio, Ohio. re-
turned home Yesterday after sDending
a hrief time in the city as the guest
of friends
.Gol. G. L. poorman sDent while at
Clairsville YESTERDAY He REPORTS
ht the Republicans there are feeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-01
STOVES.

If you wish to see the brightest light
That ever met your visual sight,
Just call along at Caldwell's Store
And see what he has on his floor.
For Cheapness, Heat and Brilliancy
There is nothing in this country
That can with his Gas Fires compare,
Unless it be the Dazzling Sun,
And that, itself, is most outdone.
Give US a call before purchasing else.
where. B. F CALDWELL & co.