Daily inter mountain., 1899-10-09

remembered nothing until his reason re-
turned several hours later. Then he dis
| covered that his money was gone. He
reported his loss to the police and Lillian
was arrested
Sergeant McGrath arrested barley
Long yesterday morning. Long has been
wanted for some time on charge of
| mayhem. Last April in a melee, he
chewed off the end of a finger belonging
to a miner named H. E. Standick. Long
agreed to pay Standicl1's doctor bill if
Standick would not prosecute him. The
bill was $780, After Long had paid $40
7! on account he concluded that it would be
| cheaper to get out of town and allow the
| incident to beforgotten than it would be
! to pay the bill. Accordingly he left the
city.
| A few days ago he returned and imme
diately hunted up Standick and secured a
promise that there would be no prosecu-
ton. However. Standck's settlement did
not have official sanction and Long was
arrested and is in the county Jail.
Pat DWyer was among the minor Of
tenders before Judge Sullivan this morn
ing. He was fined $40 for disturbing the
peace Of a lower Main street saloon. Dan
Morgan, who fought with c. S. Paulson
yesterday, was given "a hours to plead
and Paulson entered plea of not guilty
His case was continued until tomorrow.
The doors of the city Jail have been
closed against Mrs. William Stark whose
husband is in custody awaiting trial on
two charges-Wife beating and petit lar
ceny. Notwithstanding the fact that she
bears on her face evidence OF cruel treat
ment at the hands Of her husband she
J., hnnr1 y i,iI
his arrest. pleading with the officers for
his release, until she was ordered out of
the jail on penalty of arrest.
! Two persons at the city Jail engaged in
a heated discussion this morning as to
the relative merits of the yachts now
contesting for the cup that has been held
/ so long by Americans. Both men had
picked the shamrock on it's native heath.
The men became very much wrought up.
Finally Jailer Boyle, the arbiter of all
matters that cannot be decided by the
prisoners, was appealed to for a decision.
q! Mr.. Boyle said the prisoner, I'VE are
afther havin' a discussion here as to
which wan O. Thin boats Marcus Daily
owns
"Mr. DAILY owns neither of the yachts"
was Jaler Boyle's reply.
The prisoner was very much surprised
well, Well" he calculated. "Oi thot
for shure that Marcus Daily owned wan
av thin. Ord loke to see that Coolumbe
boat win but-but, be iabbers, Oi loike
the name ov that other boat
A scheme is on foot in city officialdom
which may result in the erection of a
monument in memory of the heroes of
the Butte fire department who lost their
lives in the big explosion The move
ment originated with Mayor Mccarthy
and Chief Peter, Sanger 1t is proposed to
erect the monument at the junction of
Arizona street and Utah avenue. On the
monument will be placed the names of
the martyred firemen who died while in
the performance of their duty. Chief
Sanger has taken upon himself the task
has prepared heading for the subscrip-
ton lists, which reads as follows:
Ito the Citizens of Butte. Montana:
I'm view of the fact that on January
Is, 1895, the Butte fremen were called
by an alarm to execute their duties as
filemen a the place known as the Butte
Hardware company and the Kenyon
Connell company's warehouses for the
purpose of subduing a fire which mad
broken out. and during the heroic per-
Torrance of their duty an explosion took
place, killing them instantly, it is believed
that the least the citizens can do is to
erect monument in memory Of those
who were killed. 1t is therefore deemed
desirable that a large monument be
erected to their memory in a conspicu-
Gus place III the city. We therefore ask
that subscriptions be made to perpetuate
the aforesaid memory of our heroic fire.
men,