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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
"Rememher the Maine.n

Lincoln j. Carriers American naval
drama, Remember the Maine" will
be presented at the Grand opera house
four night, commencing Sunday. All
of Carriers plays are noted for their
scenic effects. The Chicago Democrat
and Dispatch says:
" Remember the Maine has broken
all records at the Alhambra turning
away crowds at every performance and
compelling display of the $. r. o.
sign nightly. The enthusiasm of the
audiences increases and the play gees
with increased snap and vim. Now the
actors explode ships, destroy whole
companies of Spanish soldiers and com
nit other warlike acts without hesita-
ton.
Carriers bank account will be can
siderably swelled by the addition of the
receipts of the week. 1t is said that
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BRAVE AND HEROIC DEAD
Memorial Service for Those Who
Fell in the War.
ADDRESS BY EISENBERG
1t Proved to Be One of the Most Bril-
liant Efforts of the Eloquent Rabbi.
Listened To by an Appreci-
alive Audience.

Carpenters Union hall was able to ac-
crowd of people who assembled to hear
the eloquent Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg in
one of the most brilliant oratorical efforts
listened to by Butte audience in many
day. 1t was a memorial address in hon
or of the soldiers and sailors who per-
ished in the late war. and the dead heroes
Of the Maine, and was delivered in more
than Rabbi Eisenberg's usually happy
vein. AS in the case of otner religious
denominations, the National Monument
association made a request of the Jewish
congregations of the United States to set
aside day for memorial service in
honor of the dead soldiers and sailors.
Last evening was the date set and all
over the nation memorial services We're
held in the Jewish synagogues. A special
service was arranged by B'Nai Birth con-
gregation, consisting of programme of
instrumental and vocal music and the adj
dress by Rabbi Eisenberg. 1t was very
solemn and exceedingly appropriate ser
vice and was listened to with marked APP
probation by the large gathering. The
special choir composed of Miss Belle
Rooney as leader Mrs. Fitz-Butler, Miss
Rose Morris, Mrs. Rose OrnStein and
Messrs Fftz-Butler and Alfred Paynter
with Madam Thomas, violuI.st, rendered
selections which were all especially APP
propriate to the occasion. n feature of
the service vas the reading of the Ka-
dosh prayer, the oldest Hebrew prayer
for mourners extant.
At the conclusion of the service a col
lection was taken up to be sent to the
monument association. Rabbi Eisenberg
took as his subject Our Brave and He
roic Dead" and in his treatment of it said
in part:
peace is the dream of the wise. but
war is the experience of man. 1t would
indeed seem quite paradoxical that human
beings should suffer and die, SO that hu-
manty may continue to live. Yet this
seems to be in direct line of natural law,
although its operation clashes, and is
harmonious with our own notions regard
ing the divine element in nature One of
1sraels gifted sons, whose lips were
touched with the live coal taken from
Gods sacred altar, when bringing the
sweet message of the Messionic time to
his downtrodden and downcast genera
ton, bursts forth in enthusiastic rhapso-
dies as the hopeful words form them
selves into poetic strain and musical ca
dence. The vision that prints itself upon
the retina of his prophetic soul is colored
with the prismatic tints of the bow of di-
vine promise. He beholds the peace of
God circling the brow of humanity like q
halo, a glow with celestial beauty Heav-
ems dewdrops fall in gentle benediction
upon restful nature. The beasts of prey
the wolf and the lamb, the leopard and the
kid, the lion and the calf. the COW and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
ST. SAVA.
Servians Will Hold Their Annual Cele-
bration Sunday Evening.

ScrV1anS Will HOIO lnelf annual Cele-
bration Sunday Evening.
The annual celebration of st. Sava
will be held on Sunday evening by the
Servians of this city. The following
programme will be rendered.
Servian march, orchestral opening re-
marks, John A. Ljubibratich; ION the
Day of st. Sava," grafton, M. S. Chu-
da; "Exclaim with Love- chorus; Serv-
ian hymn, L. Damjanovich ITO Heroic
Prince Nicholas p. I. Gregovich; The
Chunk Of Land, recitation. by Nenado-
vich, Bozo Gjurgevich: THE GusIar's
DEATH" Iovanovich's, Chris Steipcich;
Il Am Thinging of Thee Miss Hattie
Lagro and P. I. Gregovich; "Kolo,' pi-
ano solo, Miss Millie Vueash: The
Wanderer," by Branko, joke Marovich;
still My Heart" piano solo, Miss Hat
tie Lagro; distribution of prizes, sup
per; Servian Gusle, Theodore L. Rage
novich. Dancing: "Montenegiin
Horo, U Ivana Gospodara,' Terzo-
vich, Match, Androvich, Vukov.cn,
Cickovich, Scsich, Klimovich. Pertain,
Perich. Brajevich, Mandich, Pavlovich,
Miladinovich, Ragenovich, Kovacevich,
Gregovich, Chuda.
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PROVES AN ALlBl.
Sam Phillips Was in Spokane When the
Murder Was Commtttad

George B. Dygert, attorney for Sam
Phillips, the man under arrest for the
murder of Adolph schwade, yesterday
received two additional letters from
Spokane, showing that Phillips was in
that city at the time of the murder in
WMskey gulch. One of the letters is
from the sister superior of the Sacred
Heart hospital. It is dated January 20
and reads as follows:
An examination of our register
shows that Samuel Phillips was adj
mitted to our hospital as a county
charge March 9, 1897, and that he was
discharged March %, 1887. The patient
IN question Is also entered on our book
as Hebrew and having been under
treatment for cut finger. No mention
Is made as to which finger or joint was
injured. His age at that time is given
as having been 20. 1t is customary for
us to make a note of the length of time
county charge has resided in the
county. Mr.. Phillips had at the time of
his admission been residing four months
in Spokane. Hoping the little fnforma-
i've to you and the poor prisoner, | re-
main yours sincerely" etc.
The other letter Is from w. H. Wis
combe of the firm Of Pierce & Wis
combe. He writes: I'm the year 1897
! was member of the board of pub
lie works Of this city and had charge of
and superintendent all of the work On
the streets of this city, and hired all
the men that worked on the streets.
Some time in the first part of May CT
that year Councilman Schiller brought
a man to me and asked me to give
him work The mans name was Sam
Phillips, and on the nth day of May in
that year, I put him to work, and the
record says he worked four or five
days, but was under the Impression he
worked longer than that, and 1 will
look the record up closer and write you
later. l am positive / could identity
him, as he had a peculiar look, what
l would call rather a hard looking
countenance.' ~
Phillips preliminary hearing will he
resumed this morning. but in view of
the positive and convincing evidence
from Spokane, the county attorney will
probably dismiss the case.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
QUINN PLEADED GUILTY
Concluded Not to Risk Trial for
a Hold-Up.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Motion for New Trial in the Martin
Harrison Case-Alleged Errors in
the Courts Rulings iscel-
laneous Matters.

! Patrick Quinn, one of the robbers
who was caught by an officer in the
act of holding up Samuel Harris, the
bartender, and number of men in the
Copper State saloon on Christmas morn
ing, concluded not to risk a trial before
a jury, ard yesterday morning he
pleaded guilty. He had also intended
to take his sentence at once, but got
frightened and then awaited himself Of
the statutory right and took until Mon
day, at which time Judge Clancy will
pronounce sentence. Quinn's case had
been set for trial yesterday, but when
st was called up his attorney, W. ].
Naughten, announced that the defend
ant desired to change his plea and
take his sentence. The court thereupon
asked Quinn if he wished to waive time
and he said he did, but after he had
been Informed that under the law he
could have a stay of two days before
receiving sentence, he concluded to wait
land was returned to Jail.
i Notice of a motion for new trial
was given yesterday by M. P. Gilchrist
attorney for Martin Harrison, who has
Sheen convicted of robbery. The motion
will be based on alleged errors Of the
court in refusing to give certain in
structions to the jury requested by the
defendant, and also on the grounds that
. the jury's verdict was against the law
and evidence 1t is alleged that the
testimony on behalf of the defendant,
corroborated by the testimony intro
tduced by the state, was sufficient to
raise reasonable doubt as to the de-
pfendant's guilt, but which was wholly
tdisregarded by the jury. 1t is set forth
tthat the testimony of the witness Bar
cry, introduced by the state. contradicts
fthe evidence of the prosecuting witness
and, as corroborated by the witnesses
for the defendant, shows concusively
xthat the defendant could not have rob-
sbed the prosecuting witness in the
manner or at the time and place testi-
fled ito by her. The evidence shows Re
f.. yond a reasonable doubt, it is alleged,
that If the prosecuting witness was
robbed of her watch, she was 90 robbed
while in the saloon by one or more
of the numerous men with her there,
and not by the defendant on the out
side of the saloon, as claimed The tes-
timony for the defense is corroborated
by the witnesses for the state to the eff
feet that the prosecuting witness was
Intoxicated at the time of the alleged
robbery. that she was taken out of the
saloon by an officer and locked UP in
the city prison, all of which was wholly
disregarded by the jury, but was suffi-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
Arrested for Chicken Stealing.

The juvenile hard characters of the
town appear to have turned their atten-
ton just now to stealing chickens. Half
dozen complaints have reached police
headquarters in the last few days of
chicken roosts being robbed and yester-
day another was lodged by Alexander
Anderson of 514 East Mercury street, who
accused Richard Mcleod. Mike Benson
and Morris Thompson, three boys, all UNI
der A. of stealing his chickens. The Off
GERS found where the chickens had been
sold to Pat Hurley. who runs a boarding
house in East Broadway, and a warrant
was issued and the boys arrested
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clent to raise reasonable doubt as to
the defendants guilt. The testimony
for the defense was corroborated by
Officer Barry, a witness for the state,
to the effect that the prosecuting wit
ness, at the time she was taken in
charge by he officer claimed to have
lost her watch while in the saloon and
did not at the time charge any partic-
ular one with taking it, all of which
was disregarded by the jury, but was
sufficient at least to raise a reasonable
doubt as to the defendants guilt.
A suit to quiet title to what is known
as the Bellevfew placer, was brought
in the district court yesterday by Il.
w. E.emper. A. E. briggs and the silver
Bow National bank against the Mon
tana Loan & Realty company. The
plaintiffs claim to be the owners of the
ground in controversy. which COM
prises about 81 acres, and that the de-
PENDANTS claim an adverse interest in it.
On October q, 1898, A. G. Seligman,
president of the defendant company,
made application for patent to the
Golden Rule placer claim, which ioca-
ton covers the same ground embraced
within the boundaries of the plaintiffs
claim.
John o. Bender, attorney for the de-
PENDANT in a suit of John Yank against
James M. Hudson, filed an affidavit in
court yesterday in support of a motion
to set aside default on the ground that
the attorney had made a mistake in
computing the time in which to file an
answer. He says he was honestly Ia
boring under a mistake and that the
defendant has a good and meritorious
defense to the cause of action.
Frank Sweitzer yesterday brought an
action for divorce against Lizzie SWEET
ger on the ground of desertion. They
were married in Butte on April 26, 1898,
and have two children, whose custody
the plaintiff asks for. 1t is alleged that
the defendant deserted the plaintiff on
September "a, 1897.
The following matters are on Judge
Clancy's calendar for hearing this
morning:
Hearing in the matter of the guard
ianship of the person and estate of Ma
ME Rogers, a minor; w. A. Clark and
]. Ross Clark VS.. John A. Leggatt,
plaintiffs proofs; Michael Harrington
VS.. Mary Harrington, motion for de-
fault and hearing plaintiffs proofs;
Charles B. Kellogg Co. VS.. W. W. Wish
on, motion to dismiss action for fail
ure to give security for costs; West
err Asphalt & Gravel Roofing company
cause; Montana Lumber & Manufac-
turing company VS.. Charlotte Cassidy
ct al, demurrer; William L. Farlin vs.
William L. Hill, demurrer.
A deposition of c. O. Lee of Glenw.ood,
Mimi, in the divorce case Of Louie Ore
stead against Ole Orestead, was filed in
court yesterday. Lee testifies that he
has known the defendant for two years
and that he has been seldom sober in
that time. and that he is drunk for a
week at a time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
Soldier Drowned,

Portland, Ore, Jan. 26.-An Oregonian
special from Fort Candy, WASH, says:
Private F. A. Doty of battery c, heavy
artillery, California volunteers, was
drowned in the ocean here to-day. Doty,
with two compaions. started to climb
around bluff, when he was washed off
by the surf. He was carried out to sea
by the heavy breakers and his companions
were unable to assist him. Doty leaves a
wife and child at Chico, Cal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
WITHOUT MONEY.
J. M. Sexton Has Filed Petition in
RankruufCy.

Bankruptcy.
The firm of Cassidy & Sexton until a
few weeks ago conducted the Silver
Lake hotel in this city, and yesterday
J. M. Sexton and his wife, Anna Sex
ton. filed in the United States court a
debtors petition for the co-partner-
ship of Cassidy & Sexton to obtain the
benefit of a bankrupt act. They say
that they are without the money with
which to pay the fees Of the clerk, ref
cree and trustee They are willing to
surrender all their property for the
benefit of their creditors. except such as
is exempt by law. The petitioners fur
Their represent that Terrence Cassidy
is insolvent, and that he had admitted
to petitioners that he was bankrupt.
The petitioners filed a schedule of as
sets, amounting to about $1,000 and adj
mitted the liabilities to be $4,000, the
largest creditor being the Caplice Gro
Gerry company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
HawksdaIe Ashore.

Margate, England, Jan. 26.-The. Brit
ish ship Hawksdale,, Captain Steele. from
Hamburg for Melbourne, went ashore on
Long Sand to-day. The Margate life
boats saved seven Of the crew, the Clac-
ton-on-Sea lifeboat saved II more Three
of those who were on board the, Hawks
dale. including the pilot, were drowned
by the capsizing of one of the ships boats.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
Paving Decided On

The paving committee Of the council
held a meeting yesterday afternoon to de-
eide on the paving to be done this sea-
son. The following paving was decided
on: East Granite street east to Wyoming,
west to Montana; Broadway west to
Montana: Park west to Montana: Acad-
envy from Broadway to Park; Quartz
from Wyoming to Alaska; Wyoming
from Park to Quartz
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
knights of Khorassau,

The Dramatic Order of the knights of
khorassan was instituted last night.
The officers installed were: Venerable
sheik, G. r. Davis: royal vizier. Carl
Gallagher; grand emir. j. Fl. Atkins; ma
heidi, James Doull; secretary, A. Fl. Yo-
der; treasurer, Sig. Schilling; mental, s.
R. White; sahib, A. G. Ellerick; joe, Sam
Myer; mokanna, Robert Fast
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

the entire cost of the production will
be betrayed If the extraordinary bust
ness of the attraction continues until
it's present engagement has been filed.
1t may be safely asserted that Carter's
Remember the Maine will prove to
be the most profitable of his theatrical
properties"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon paymen. of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

Paris of -dav-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

Thomas B. Hussey, aged 81 years, died
yesterday at the home of his son-in-
law, A. j. Huneke No. S46 West Copper
from where the funeral will take place
to-day at D. M
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

The funeral of John N O'Meara will
take place from the residence of his
parents, No. 43S East Broadway, to-day
at 2 p. m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

The funeral of Timothy O'Leary will
take place to-day at 2 p. m. from his
late residence, East Gray Rock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

DR.. W. H Haviland, rooms 50 and 10
Owsley block, Main and Park streets.
Telephone SO.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

rs cent and 81 neckties, no nicer ones
in town, now so cents at Cans &
Kleins.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

DR. Dodd is fitting hundreds with
glasses He guarantees satisfaction
and makes free examinations. Owsley
block
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

Boys corduroy suits that always sold
for $3.50 now only 1925 at Cans &
RIein's
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

For a late novel or new magazine
go to the Postoffice News Stand
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28

A deposition of c. O. Lee of Glenw.ood,
Mimi, in the divorce case Of Louie Ore
stead against Ole Orestead, was filed in
court yesterday. Lee testifies that he
has known the defendant for two years
and that he has been seldom sober in
that time. and that he is drunk for a
week at a time,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
9aS 0eIIboe oes gNuMerers.

Cine iebr bii6i9e unb 9arafteriItiz
14e Inetoote aus Sapan ersG6lt bic
neueite Summer bes vSItaiiatii6en
Globb": Oils Der @u6erer Siranuma
Sen5o an elmer 8rantbeit barniebers
lag uno sroBe S6meraen lit, beIud=
tie tbn elmer ieiner Sreunbe unb Iaete
freunoli9 trOitenO gu ibm: SD atpeifz
lie ni6t, baB sic bon Sbrer &rantbeit
balo tpieoer gensien iperben. Wplen
sic ni4t na9 Sbrer @eneiung bic
lelbe oabur4 feiern, baB sic ben
:3tnsfub Sbrer S9uloner berabz
isBen?" Sen5o, Der taum iprefen
fonnte, ertpioerte: SD babe geba9t,
gerdoe 10 gu tbun, tpie sic mir geIast."
4ls er nun balo barauf geiunb purbe,
rief er feline Qgenten uno S6reiber
uno iprd6: SD g%luubte pirtli1 gu
iterben, aber i9 bin gliidli9 oapon9es
tpmmen. Sa i9 nun ni9t mebr Der
friibere Siranuma, ionbern Elm neusez
borener, anberer Siranuma bin 10
babe ib ni6t Die Pfli6t, bas alte Ser
ipre6en 81 6alten. Oa6er befeble id,
oaB Die 3inien nod itrengsr einsetrisz
ben iperoen als friiber, uno baB, ND es
mogli9 tit, Der 3insfuB nod erbDbt
niro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
nno he pmrsein im,mer mo@.

Inter bieiem Sitel bringt Der
Buffalo @Olfsfreunb" einise %intereiz
idnte grorterunsen iiber bas @ereinss
fpeien, Defenders aber in 8e5ug duf Die
gesenieitisen unteritiiBungsz8 ereine,
pel6e perbienen, bon isbem @ereins=
mdnne in G~rpdgung geapgen gu tperz
ben. Oas genannte 9latt i4reibt fol-
genbermaben:
pWie poblbeeriinbet bic Warnuns
gen beaiigli9 gu pieler 8ereinsgriins
oungen in Der MGnsel bss bon ben
gegenieitigen 2ebenss g rIi9erungs9es
ielli9dften bisbet befolgten @iIeb>
mentsS pitems iinb, gebt aus ben inns
mer bdufiger tperoenben 3uiammenz
brii9en oerartissr @riinounsen bers
Dor.
Bon ben @esnern fann unb Ipa
man lernen. Oas Wort lit bere6tigt,
Defenders in ieiner 4npenbung aui
bic mad benz 4Hebment : Spitem Der
Sogen %aufsebauten tatboliI6en gegen=
ieitigen 8erii6erunss : 9eieni6aften.
Iuf Die erniten @efabren oieies
Spitems fir ben 8eitanb jener 8siells
i6dften, fir lire Mitglisber uno be-
rem 5amilien 1T an bieier Steue I6pn
offers b~ingepieien unb sana Defenders
iino oieielben in Der groBen @erfammz
lung in Der ct. Qnna : SaQe BON
einem Hebner einse6enb erDrtert pprz
ben. IS purpe bargetban, baB bic
auf jenem SDitem aufgebautsn Der
cine nur 10 lange beIteben f0nnen, ais
lie ben erfprberli9en 3utpa6s BADEN
ne ober unrettbar perloren 1inb, Ioz
bdlo Die WitglieberSdbl unter cine gez
mile 3abl iintt uno oas .junge Slut"
BON neusn d9nliden Geieniduften OBJ
iorbirt pirb.
Soeben pieber leien mir bon apei
emit blibenben 2ogenperIt6erungen,
Die ii9 tn grobsn N0tben befinben:
Die .&nigbts anb Gables Of Sonpr"
iopie bic rSbb Seuops Beneficial
QRociation". 8eibe iteben am finanz
steQen Qbgrunbe, inbem bic Mtt9lieber
Die INNER bOber uno bdufiser nerbenz
ben ATTACHMENTS ni6t mebr eri6pinz
gen tonnen. Sn Der 8ertpaltung Der
iebteren Goee i9eint aleroings arge
gerf6penoung geberri9t unb bic Sd
taItropbe bei6leunigt gu baben. Nun
beratben ii9 bic pertrauensieligen unb
tur5ii4tigen Mitglieoer, ob tie nit benz
4usblid auf ben ni6t ab5upenbenbsn
p0aisen 3uiammenbru4 nod grObere
Spfer %bringen, poer aus Dem S6iffs
bru6e retten ioIen, mas nod su ret=
ten lit.
Wolen unIere 9ereine, nod ldnger
Die @ogel Straubzpolitif iptelen, ober
ii4 parnen lahen, no es nod 3eit lit?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26

Die iterbli4en lleberrelte oieies sea9tez
tn unb bliebten Sanbsmannes auf Dem
@lmfpoobz air9bpf unter lebr aablreiz
der Setbeiligung beigeieBt.
Dieberum bat ii9 elm 2ursm.
burger in Chicago Rubm unb bic
Qusii4t auf beoeutenOen 8elosepinn
our4 iein gftinaer.S Salient erporben.
!Serr .. 8. SepereiIen, Der go. GIG
Racine @benue pobnt unb aus Der
Staot 2uremburg itammt, lit Der
gliitli4e Gntoeder zines Qppardtes,
Der oasu bient, S4aufeniter pon1sst
uno gistIuite fret gu balten.