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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
eas 8efsuntnis Der Jmperialiaer

9lrt. /. SD CLAUDE an bic 4ufre6t'
srbaltune Der alien 2riessfsuern, um
ben Sanoel BON europa 3u p%erbinbern.
uno Der neuen &risesfteuern. UNI Der
Sanoel BON Aiien su ersuinsen.
Grt. 2. SD CLAUDE an ben Iusf6lut
uniriIsnber guropasr uuo ben ginidlut
nod wenieer plfenber Iiiaten.
2lrt. 8. SD CLAUDE an S6ubsou. tt
bic 9auern mad auBen Sanbel tre,ber
polsn, absr on Sreibanosl. mo bic Sa'
brifantsn einen Wartt fuden.
Nrt. 4. SD CLAUDE, bab bas 8ubIicuu
bic Wonopole aubauie Stpar nlht. bod
aber u%ntsrtporfene &ahen auf Der AMBER
Seite bee @tbbaas bebsiri4en fam.
glri. 5. SD CLAUDE on ,SOme Rule'
fdr Srlanb, aber an cine fremos 8seisr'
une fur bic ipaniidsn SnieIn.
grt. 6 So CLAUDE on cine WonrOe'
Duftrin, bic europa perbietet, iid in bt,
SsIbitresierune in amerlta eintumii6en
4merita uber asitattet, in bic Selbftre'
sie,uns in aiisn einsusrsifsn.
Nrt. q. $50 blaupe, oaB OLE Ostpop
ner Der ipanudsn SnfeIn unfdbis iinb
ii1 islbft Su reeieren, pobl aber fabie.
uns rseieren su belfen.
alrt. 8. SD CLAUDE. eab bic S6tuar'
sen Elm Rs1t baben, iib islbft su re8leren
bab aber Wsibe uno S6warse Elm Re4'
baben, bic @elbsn su reeieren.
@rt. 9. SD CLAUDE, bab 8%eiteustunG
obns 8erirstuns auf uns a~neetpsnoe'
Tprannsi, bon unS a%neetpsnbet abe
Pb~ilanlropis 1T.
Mrt. 10. Sd CLAUDE. bab bic 8esie'
rungen in 4merita ibre @epalten Dor
Der 3utimmuns Der Reeiertsn. in afisr
aber bon Der islbfbenubten neberma6I
Der Rseenten berleiten.
slrt. IL. Sd CLAUDE. baB Miliidris'
mus unb auspdrtise 3dntereien bic gu
Hutt bes DeipotismuS in europa uni
bes 8epubIifanismus in Imerifa fino.
9Irt. IL SD CLAUDE, bab bic amsri'
taniIhe 9oIitit elm fleines amerifa &C.
ma6t bat unb bab bic eurOpdii6e Yoli'
til Elm srbbsres amerifa MAIDEN piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Ser rBmiS6e eorreIponbsnt b

Ser rBmiIde Correspondent bss
,,GbronieIe" iaet:
.ObsIsid feline ausenbIidli@s @efabr
bprbanben in. 70 piro bod i'm Naee'
meinen ~eeeIaubt, baB bas 2sben bss
papites babinidpinbet. SIN LESTER
Belt BADEN spii6en ben neri&iebenen
@abinetsn Msinunes. 4ustaufde in Bee
aug auf Elm Gonetape ftattsefunben.
Wie aus Wien semeIbet piro. tritt
bon Hsuem, aber biesmaI init erober
8ehimmtbeii. bas @eriiGt bon BEN be.
porftebenben 8idtritt beS 5fterreidiiden
WiniferprdFoenten @rafen bon Sbun,
Sobenfsin auf. gls iein RudfoIeer
pirb Der friibere Minifter Sobann Srei'
berr bon gblumeclp 8enannt, befen @r'
nennune nit elmer uo[Nfdnbiaen Sdpen'
flung Der 8seieruns in Der Nationalitd.
tenfrase sIsidbebeutenb iein tpiiroe. 98is
eS beibt. tpirb bic bereits ~anseiinbi8ts
Oftropiruns zines neuen Sprabenee'
Ieses. in tpeI6em Elm Tbeil Der beutiden
Dlnide berildf1tist tpirb, bas leste
@erf bss @rafsn Sbun als Winifter'
prdibent fem.
Cine finnifde DeputatiOn bon 400
8erionen, bic fitsIid na6 8stersburs
fam. UNI beim 8aren eesen bic 8uRif'
cations.D ecrete eeesn SinnIanb su pc.
tiOniren. erbieIt ben 8sfebI. iOfOrt mad
Sauie surddsufebren. ba Der Gar fit
tpeissre. fis gu empfanssn. .
Der Staat Soma 1T i@uloenfrei. uni
bic Stoatsfafe tpirb am /. Suli einer
ueberiduB aufpeiisn. Ser Stats
ibasmsiiter bat bic lebten nod ausfteb'
enben ,.@arrunts", i'm Bet rage Dor
unsefdbr s400. 900, einseforbert uni
bieielben ioqen mad benz 90. slpril EN-
eeI6it tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Nene 8ranbs8 ataftrppbe.

Gin Seuer, bas nur psrbdItniBm dBie
serinsen materieqen Sbaben anridtete.
benz aber MenidenIeben aum Opfer fielen.
ereisnete fiG in Omaha. Nsbr., i'm Bat
tsrion. @ebdube in Der IL. unb Douglas
Strabe, bas tbeiIpeiie 3eritbrt tpurbe.
3pei Sruuen fanoen ibren COB, cine liesi
i'm Sterben uno etfpa stpansi8 Berionen
fino mebr ooer tpeniger berlebt. Das
5suer brad UNI 8 nbr Nadmittaes aus,
Cine Insubl slddIi6er Srauen. bic i&
ssi6dfhs ben glnseIesenbeiten zines &c.
beimen Orbsns, Der SrauenIose Der Wafs
fabdsr, pibmeten, BEN Ie sueehDrten.
ftanbsn i'm Nu BEN CODE s~eeentiber.
SsdSi8 Seeunben ipdter laeen iieber
bon ibnen perbrannt unb blutenb auf BEN
Strabenplaiter, auf bas ie aus elmer
06be BON 40 SUB binubeeiprunsen tparen
unb anbere tpuroen eerettet. naHoem fl
in ibrem psrsweifeIteu 0rdnsen. tpobeI
fe 8srlebunsen bauontrueen. cine Grepps
binunter eelanet tparen. 9Gs 5euei
entitanb infolse elmer 8uiolin' @rplOlion
in sinem Sintersimmer beS britten Stod'
perfes in Der Ndbe bes @leputoridudtes,
Sc puros erit sntoedt. nddbem es it'd
lber bsnaabarte 5immer ausseoebnt
bate. Ser @siammtpsrluit an @isen'
tbum tpirb $50, 900 nidt ibsrteiesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Wc's 0efhdft aufb6rt, bort aud
bic Xreunpfdaft auf.

Die Saturday Repiem" brinet sinen
GrtifeI, in meldem fie bic sutdnftisen
8eaisbunssn apiidsn ben 8ereinisten
Staaten unb 9robbritannien in idarfer
Weife beipri1t. Der gIrlifel irdet bic
nsberiGrift .9is 8ipalsn."
Na1 einsm Sinpeis barauf, oaB bic
porlbersebenbe 8o8e beS ienttmentaIen
SppnOtismus bis iebt feline sreifbaren
grsebniHe eebabt bat, ma4t Der 8eifai.
ier bes NrtitelS bic amerifaniiden Truits
for bas SebIf9lassn Der 8srbunolunssn
Der britlid = canabiid . amerifaniiben
@ommihion re%rantnortIi6 unb fdbrt
fort
,8on oieien 9tuhs fam man eins
8ebrobun8 BET britii4sn Sanoelsiupre'
matte bur9 bieielbs unicrupul6ie Sons
eurrens i'm fernen Often %srtpartsn. tpis
lie fid in Ganaba aeleen uno i4liebIlt
ibsrau in Der WeIt sslsen werosn. unt
oa bic 2ruts aut bic ameritanifbe Pos
liiit beItimmen. werben bic unmittelbaren
8ortbeile. bic England aus einem 9lno.
nib sisben mag, bon ben @siabren are
in ben S6atten sefteat tperben. in
peI6e bic 1rufts Our4 lbr 8sbarren aui
elmer unbsi6rantten @gpaniOnspOIitll
fabren bI,ften."
Der glrtiieI i3Iisbt nit BEN Ratb an
England, feinen eieenen Wee su eeber
uno ,.amerifa NIT berielben S6fl&tsiI
,u bebanbeIn, bic es ben Continental.
RatiOnen su SbeiI tperbsn labt, abe,
nidt mebr unb nidt tpeniser su tbun."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

.Re9eufet" IN cine pa.
pi~erforte, bic in Sorea ausefertist
wirb. 8eiasies Papier III ituri uno
btdt seuus, UNI benz beftiSleu Reseu
au miberiteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Gstral6bnuns fur bic SrsiwiGisen

Ser S1usamts. GOntroIsur bot ent'
f6isosn. oab bic Sreipiaisen. peI6e i'm
SoipitaIeorps pertpenbet ipurbsn, ebenir
ale .,2risss. 8ssuldren" nad ibrei
Nusmuitsruns su ben BON @onersB be-
piaistsn @rtru'2 6bnunsen fdr 8rless'
oisnfts bsrs8tist finD. OHsn IT nod
bic Sraes, oh aud bic 5%reiDiai8en,
peI1e Dor Der A~usmutsrun8 nit 3Dsi'
monatsurlaub sntioHsn puroen, Yin.
ipru1 auf bic @ratifiiution buben.
@upt. Grounibislb, Der @bsf bes Na'
pieai,ons. Bureaus bes Warinepeparte'
msnts. bat beiannt aeeeben, bab bic bros
pen frsipiqIssn 3beeriadsn, pel6e
Onfel Gam pdbreno bee arlegeS ibre
Disnfte psibten, iid MUIR briefll& an ben
S1osumtsaubitor fur bas Warins. De'
partement su tpenoen brau&en, um bic
ibnsn bonn GonsrsB sussitanbsne @ytra'
2bbnune ~ erbaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
prpfedpr eRieeemann aefterbsn.

Ser BrOfsKor Der 9bpit. @uftuU
Diebsmann. 1T ssitorben. 1T mar an
Q. Ottober 1926 in Berlin seboren, flu.
oirte bort felt 1874, babiIitlrte iid 1851
als Yripatoo,snt an Der nnipsrftdt.
purbe 1854 profsHor in 8uiel. 1863
an Der poIpiedniiden Sdule in 8raun'
ftpsis, 1866 in RatIsrube uno 1871
BrofsRor Der pbpiifaIiiden @bemis in
2eipsie. mo er 1887 bic BrOfshur Der
Bout ibsrnabm. Seine 1bitistsit mar
porsusspeiie BEN 8alpanlsmus unb
Wagnstismus eetpiomet. @r untetfudis
bic 8~e3isbunssu swif6en Der 2situns bsr
Darme unb Der Glettricitdi. stpifden
BEN me6aniidsn unb masnetiiaen Der.
balten Der a6rper unb bic 4bbdneiefsii
Der 2sbteren bon ibrsr &emli&en GU
iummeniesuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Selamare, eada. g. @siiern Gifenbabn.
mnnt,o "a mnu 1909

3iss p%srIaItn Scranton Grprtb fir Bins-
bamtOn, Sspsso, GImira, Corning, Bath,
Danspias, Rount @orris uno Buffalo 1910,
2.35 unb 8 09 MOrssns, 1.55 unb $50 Rat.
9trbinbuus madsub in Buffalo nat aatu
punfttn in BEN @tttn, Rprb. unb Shbptf.
Grprtb fir yisp 2Jprf, philadelphia, Cation,
TRENTON. Shli6 unp iieli6, UNI $40, 500 uub
10. Dr., 1855 unb 3.33 Rabm. N4plIpn
Accommodation I'm $40 Naani. Sebpbanna
aeeompsatipn um 6.f0 abtnps.
Grprsb fur northumberland, pitistcn, Wil-
lss-Barrt, etc., um 600 une 1905 Rprssus,
unb f.55 uub $40 Ratmittass.
8cafdubist ausfunft iibtr Ratsn nod alien
lbsilsn Der Der. Staatru unp Canada fam In
Der IidstpfIet i'm 9abnbsf srbalttn iptrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

Durd 6fsniIi6s 8etunutma6uns in
ben 8tdttern tparnt oaS 8trliner PoIis
asiprdftbium baSor. Bittf&riftsn benz
2aiierpaar in ben Wasen su i~psrfen.
Go ipirb babsi m~itsetbeilt. bab idraIid
bic a&tais @ramm tpiesenOe 8ittf6rift
sines Dreborselipielefs UNI Elm Saar
ben aOpf Der Raiisrin sstrOfsn battle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

CrndsNrbeiten isbsr art In be,
,.@ s4snkIatt" DfRss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
erie uub BbOmins ganep Giienbabu Go

in NrafI an IT,. Stpf. 1898.
3tge p~trla1en S:rantpn fir Rsrp Ycrf, Htp.
bureb une 3piltenpunftsn auf Der 9rit 8abn,
~sbsnfaas fur Saplsy unp lofalsu punitsn nm
1903 Morasns uup 2.25 Na&mittass. 3hst
srrsi6sn Strantpn bon cbisen Tunfttn um
1923 Rurssns. 3.t5 Ra&mittas unp 908
Nbtnes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
SQultr ' ..' ' "''''..'

@ir babsu tintn srObsn gOrtbsl In spsi
tinfahsH Sauiern bon + 3immrn, nit GROCER
Got, ~ ttm nisbrissn prsils pom is 81. 900.
Spmtfsab SiraBs, Dunmsrr. Drinft' Strabs
9atupassn inntrbaIb so Glen BON BIN S6ultrn
8pmmt fhusa.
Saus FOG prescott sptuut. $500.
Wsbrss feline biaist S6uitr iu eineoIn
Stigbis.
SSbu ftbsnbr Ssimatbsn an SsfriOn unb
Glap 2lpenuts.
$500 fault elm bibl6ss sinfa6ts Saus mil
alien 8ttt1runssu, grocer Got. Court Strabs
Nir p%ftriren cine ftint Got, so bel flo 6ue,
Ode Clay uut Diprtlt, prabipolt SituatiUn.
!3u 8srmittbsn gu SIT, SIS. $40. $28. $50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Smoke the Baltimore.
Rent pianos from Orion Bros.
Meet me at Newbro's fountain.
Why not try the Baltimore cigar?
Coursing at West Side park Sunday.
Fred orion, piano tuner. 219 N. Main,
. 10. o. F. picnic, Twin Bridges, July 80.
j. NJ. Froelich. furrier mfg, SO Owsley.
I Smoke Anne Held long filler Havana
cigars.
Miss Cora Mccormick of Dillon is in
the city.
w. !. Ennis of Ennis on the east side
is in the city.
John Berkin of Boulder was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. D. Turner of Norris is at
the McDermott.
E. v. Blankenship of Bozeman is
among the visitors.
West Side park As dogs will run July
2 and 4. Purse, $50.
Schilling Bros, tailors, have moved
to SO West Park street.
]. B. Mcclellan and E. e. Edwards,
of Gibbonsville are in the city
Frozen fosfate, as dispensed at New
bros, is winner from Winnerville.
All trimmed and untrimmed hats at
cost. Miss N. Peters. ITO w. Broadway.
r. P. Thoroughman, a prominent cat
tie and land owner of Cascade and an
early pioneer of the state, is at the
Butte.
Grenadine syrup, a real fruit extract
for fiavoring mineral water lemonade,
etc, 75c a bottle. Montana Liquor
company.
Frank w. Harrison, the druggist of
Anaconda, formerly a member of the
on business
Hon Charles s. Hartman came over
from Bozeman yesterday. He will be
in Hamilton on the Fourth to deliver
the Grafton of the day.
The Standards Butte advertisers are
requested, owing to change in time of
train, to have their changes in the
Standards Butte office ct p. m.
Already a large number have en-
rolled at Butte Business college for
the summer school. Arrangements have
been made so as to enable public school
pupils to make half grades. Special
rates.
John Strobel and Miss Title Nadeau
were married yesterday morning at IL
o'clock at the residence of the brides
parents, 213 South Wyoming street.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
Maurice Eisenberg.
To thoroughly enjoy a Sunday or hol-
iday visit Gregson Hot Springs. You
will return with vigor for work that
you never before experienced. The
baths are the greatest in the West
The hotel is up 10 date.
Outside A. j. Darch's bicycle store,
at 10 West Broadway, a new bicycle is
displayed with the following card at
tached THE price of this bicycle will
be reduced 81 every day it remains I'M
sold" The longer you wait the cheaper
1t gets, but look out for the other fell
low.
The Spokane Chronicle says: m, B.
Brownlee, a prominent banker and
mining man from Butte, whose family
recently arrived here and is living in
one of ]. ]. Brownies residences. has
decided to locate here. He Gas pur-
chased from Mr.. Browne a. residence
lot on First avenue, between the resi-
dences Of Mr.. Browne and A. D. Camp
bell and will erect thereon a handsome
dwelling. The price paid for the lot
was IS, $780,"
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trousers from being mutilated they
would doubtless have furnished strong
evidence against the murderer.
Aside from the murder of r agan
and the suspicion that rests against
him in connection with the disaI pear
ance of the man Leary, Lucsy is sa d
to have a very black record, at least
he is said to have made his boasts that
such was the case. and it is known he
was once before arrested for murder.
Some years ago when Lucey was in
Arizona, a man was murdered en- a
lonely trail. Lucey was the last man
known to have been in the MIR er d
mans company, and he was $ ell
and held on suspicion for t me, but
there was no evidence against h m
other than the circumstance mentioned
and he was eventually released,
1t is told by miners who lived at
Dugan's boarding house in Dublin
guch at the time Lucey, then known as
Sullivan, lived there a year ago, that
one night while he was drunk he
boosted of being a very bad man, and
claimed that he had five dead men to
his credit
1t will be interesting to many to
know how the jurymen who tried Lucey
stood when they reached their jury
room and how they arrived at YER
dict. Five minutes after reaching the
jury room a ballot was taken, which
stood eleven for murder in the first de-
gree and one against The one was
Enoch H. Giberson, who said his rea-
son for voting as he did was that he
did not understand just how Reagan
was killed. This was explained at
length by the other jurors, and when
the second ballot was taken the vote
was unanimous for conviction.
The fact that Juror Phillips, when
being examined as to his qualifications
to try the case. emphatically an
nounced that he would not vote to con-
vict man of murder on wholly cir
cumstantial evidence, unless it were
in a case where two persons were alone
on "a desert island and one was muir
dered, yet voted to convict on the first
ballot, illustrates what a strong case
the county attorney and his assistant,
Mr.. Kelley, made out for the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Y. M. I. games and sports July and
Anaconda, for which $500 in prizes are
offered, will be the best in years if the
number of entries to date and the in
terest taken are anything by which t.
judge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03
Notice.

All members of Silver Bow lodge. No.
24O B. p. o. EIks, are requested to
meet at the lodge rooms, Muntzer's
hail. at 9 o'clock promptly on Tuesday
morning, July 4. to join in the parade.
All sojourning ellIs are invited to join
with us. c. N. Gosman, secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03
Rntchers. Attention.,

All members of Butte Butchers union
are requested to meet July 4 at their
hall at $3.50 a. m. to participate in the
parade. w. A Parker, president.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Repsold select vintage wines admitted
by the French to be equal to their best.
p. ]. Brophy & Co., sole agents. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Don't fail to see the worlds famous
picture secured by Dan Dewey at a
cost of S., 900, now on exhibition at the
Southern bar.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

For catarrh of the head, throat and
stomach, try Clarke's Rocky Mountain
Mineral. 1t cures. All druggists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

For a perfect fitting pair of glasses
go to the Butte Optical Company, and
Owsley. Examination free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

All prices cut TO suit your wishes,
Fourth of July shoe sale, 25 West
Park TasselrS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Desirable storeroom to rent on East
Park brick building. j. II. Fariss &
Bro. 8 Silver Bow block.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Ladies' tan oxfords and slippers soc.
75c, 81. Tassell's shoe sale, 25 West
Park
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Messrs. Dolan & Jameson have estab-
lished a law office in the Columbia
block Telephone No, 81.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Big bargains in shoes for the Fourth
Get them now. Tasselrs, 25 West Park
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03
Yesterdays
Happeninas

There was another jam at the Column
bia gardens yesterday. 1t was another
beautiful day and of course the multi
tudes got out of town just as soon af-
ter breakfast as they could get, and
remained away until after shutdown
The gardens never looked prettier than
they do now The trees are leafing out
into beauties and the grass is growing
in luXuriant splendor The cars, or
most of them, are decorated with
branches from the trees which make
the gardens more attractive. Yester-
day Manager Wharton inaugurated
six-minute schedule to and from the
gardens. This is the best card that
was ever adopted in the city, the
seven and a half minute schedule was
in force, but the demands required
more cars, and yesterday they were
put on The crowds on the street cor
ners were as large If not larger than
those a week ago.
Mr. Wharton has recently put In
some small standpipes in the gardens
and to each is chained a cup. Here is
where the people quenched their thirst
with the pure nectar of the mount
aims and then took another drink of
the same and insisted that their friends
take another, and so on.
Provision is made for parties who eat
their lunches on the grass. Large boxes
have been placed throughout the
grounds, into which it is required that
the scraps from the lunch tables and
baskets be thrown, thus causing to be
kept clean the beautiful, well kept
grounds. The large pansy beds are in
the prime of their luscious, blossoming
youth. The Eden of Butte is Columbia
gardens
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03
To-DAY's WEATHER.

The ications for Montana to-day are:
Generf fair Monday and Tuesday; va
riable nds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

1t was late yesterday morning when
the Elks hied themselves from the
sporting grounds to their respective
inches in the woodland, They had en-
joyed a social session of huge proper
tons and initiated % new members. A
large band of Elks were in attendance
from outside cities and a most enjoy
able night was spent. There were
speeches and songs. The Auditorium
was the scene of the play.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Frank Deyotte, who is back of the
arrangements which brought Hall
Adali here to wrestle the champion
Graeco- Roman wrestler Moth on the
Fourth, is having raised seats put in
the yard back of the library. The mat
will be on a raised platform and the
whole gives the appearance of an ath-
letic amphitheater of the olden times,
Mr.. Moth will come up from Gregson
to-day. The Turk is staying at the
Southern hotel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

Among the greetings of the Mount
ain View pastor to his congregation
yesterday was the following:
For a long time we have been urged
to organize a Mission Sunday school in
the east end of Butte-known as the
Parrot Addition Mountain View has
20 or more families living in that part
of the city and a host of adherents to
Methodism. We have hesitated some
what because there are other sunday
schools in that locality, but there are
thousands of people there who do not
attend any church, and many children
who do not attend any Sunday school.
We have therefore decided, not in the
spirit of antagOnism, but of fraternity,
and with the object of saving souls for
the Master, to begin the work of Mis-
sion Sunday school at the corner of
Shields avenue and Mercury street.
The school will be opened this Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. A General in
vitation is extended to all of our peo-
pie who can do so, to attend the open
ing of this mission
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-03

A large crowd went to Anaconda on
the B., A. & p. train. They were mem
bers of the Austrian societies, who went
down to the beautiful sister city to cell
citrate with their brothers the annual
feast of SITS. Peter and Paul They
were accompanied by the Copper Hill
band. a large musical organization
composed of Austrians. The society in
this city is one of the largest civic or
CARNATIONS in the Northwest.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
WILL ERECT MONUMENT
Citizens of Knoxville Will Honor Gen.
 Sanders

Knoxville Tenn, December 29-Represen- tative citizens of Knoxville today organized a Sanders Hill National Park association This is the step in the direction of erecting a monument to Gen. W. P. Sanders on the spot where he was killed at the battle of Fort Sanders.
 The noted sculptor, F. Ellwell, of New York was present at the organization of the associat ation, having during the morning locked over the site of the proposed monu- ment He recommended an equestrian sta- tue of heroic size and made a proposition for erecting q monument of the kind. He was especially pleased with the location, saying he had never seen a better place for a statue of the kind he proposed. Since General Sanders was a Kentuckian, inter est in the monument exists In that state, and Governor w. S. Taylor ex-Governor w o. Bradley, Gen. Thomas Speed and Gen Ed Hobson of that state have prom ised their assistance.
 It is probable that the movement for national park will carry with it one for a soldiers home The home will be for un- ion soldiers who volunteered for service in the civil war from the south.
The age-herald., 1899-12-30
RIVER STEAMER BURNED
The Linda Burned to the Waters Edge
 Five Men Missing

Shreveport, La, December 29.-The steamer Linda, of Shreveport, burned to the waters edge and sunk off Vancouville on the Red river early this morning. The officers and crew were compelled to take to the water and swim for shore as it was impossible to run the boat ashore when the fire was discovered.
 Five negro rousters from Shreveport were either burned or drowned. The cause of the fire is unknown. The steamer was loaded with 15O bales of cotton and 3S9 sacks of cotton seed. The boat was valued at $4,O0O; cargo at S0O0, fully covered by insurance The steamer was the property of the Red River line and piled from Shreveport to up-river landings. She was recently purchased from the Jefferson Cot ton Oil Refining company