The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-26
SAY HE'S A BLACK SHEEP
Baptist Brethren Don't Like
Travelling Evangelist Waldie.
BAD TEETH AND CONDUCT
Three Dynamos Received for Electrical
Laboratory of the College of Agri-
culture-Mrs. Fitzpatrick Is
After Mans Scalp

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
BoZeman, Jan. PA travelling evan
gelist of the name of John Waldo. hav-
ing large number of recommendations
from various persons in Colorado. New
Mexico and Idaho. came to Bozeman
about two weeks ago and prevailed
upon the Baptist minister to allow him
to hold a course of revival meetings. y
| few days after his arrival communiea-
| lions were received from Evanston and
| Pocatello. Idaho. and elsewhere. stating
| that Waldie was not such a good man
as he represented himself to be. y
| committee was appointed by Rev. L. &.
/ Atteberry to inquire into his character
and give him chance to refute the
/ charges. which he did to the entire sat
| isfaction of the committee.
Last Thursday Rev. l.. G.. Clark,
travelling Baptist missionary for Mon
tana and idaho, appeared on the scene.
| Rev. Mr.. Clark was armed with 1nfor-
nation which was damaging TO Mr.
Waldie who, upon being confronted by
Mr. Clark, proceeded to call him a liar,
and wanted To annihlate him. but was
| prevented by some of the congregation
/ who were present. In the meantime
the meetings had been going on and 30
| or 80 people converted to the faith by
the efforts of Mr.. Waldo. who is a glib
endless stories at his command. Nat
urally the people of the Baptist church
are a little Disguised with the whole al
fair, and in order to give warning TO
the world had an affidavit prepared,
which was signed by Rev. Mr.. Attic
berry, the Baptist minister, Rev. Mi.
Clark and other prominent citizens of
Bozeman setting forth, among other
things. that the Rev. Mr.. Waldie is a
man about five feet five inches high, OF
sandy complexion, sandy moustache,
weighing about $50 pounds. with bad
teeth and a pronounced Scotch broguc.
Also that he, John Waldo. at the home
of Rev. Mr.. Atteberry, on Jan. Is, 1895
had conducted himself in such a way
as to indicate that he is bad man
and utterly unworthy of confidence"
and the like. This affidavit has been
forwarded to numerous ministers
throughout the state To warn them
against Rev. Mr.. Wadie. The reverend
gentleman left last Friday for Butte
and stated that he was going from that
city to some place in Colorado To pur-
sue his labors.
The contract for blackboards to be
put in the deaf and dumb asylum at
Boulder was awarded to G. w. Greene
of this city by Mr. Hare. the state
architect, last week. Mr.. Greene has
the contract for putting the black
boards in at the college and will put in
the same kind. the Olmstead. at the
deaf and dumb asylum.
The Montana State College of Agri-
culture has just received three dyna-
mos, which constitute the initial equip
ment of its electrical laboratory, and
they VIII also be used for lighting the
college buildings. Two of these We're
specially constructed for laboratory
purposes and are the finest dynamos
Yet constructed for experimental work.
These twins are each of 20 horse power
capacity, have six poles and COM
mutatof on one end of the shaft for
furnishing direct current at lbs to $50
volts, afcording 70 the speed. On the
other end Of the shaft are six collector
rings so connected to the armature
wndings that they will furnish one
two or three phase alternating current
according to which combination of ter
minals are used. As one of the dyna-
mos can be run as motor the two
machines give as many separate COM
binations as could be obtained with
four separate dynamos and four sepa-
rate motors The machines are models
OF mechanical design and beauty. The
special features We're designed by Pro-
fessor Williams and the dynamos were
built by the Excelsior Electric COM
pany of New York. The University of
Cincinnati and the Lewis institute of
Chicago each have single small dyna-
mos somewhat similar to these. but
this college is the only institution
which owns two such dynamoS.
a young man named Morgan hurry
was hurt last Friday night by being
kicked by horse in the Iamme corral
He had been imbibing quite freely of
whiskey and was preparing to go home
but got too close to his broncho's heels
and received a very serious kick over
the left eve. IT was thought for some
time that he would die. but fortunately
/. medical aid was secured promptly and
his injuries attended to. He is pro-
crossing favorably and will soon be
around again.
The Chinese have been making the
town noisy the last few days celebrat-
ing their New Year with firecrackers
and other necessary Chinese abomina-
tons. The celestials do not seem To be
AS rich this year in firecrackers as
usual, and many of them only kept one
day for the celebration.
Bozeman was visited by a cold snap
on Sunday night and Monday, the Their
mometer going down To Il degrees be-
low zero and fur coats We're in great
demand
woman named Fitzpatrick was go
ing all over the town on Sunday morn
ing trying to find some one who would
inform her how to bring down the
vengeance of the law upon n druggist
who had sold her daughter morphine.
The girl had taken an overdose for
some reason and was only resuscitated
after hours of hard work and anxiety.
Mrs. Fitzpatricks efforts were fruit
less.
Jessie Goes to Miles city.