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Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
AguinaldO'S Guard Attacked

Washington, Dec. 9.--The war DEPART
ment has received the following from
General Otis:
Manila, Dec. "a dispatch from
Young at Vigan yesterday says escaped
Spanish prisoners report four hours
engagement the 3rl instant between his
troops and Aguinaao's guard near Ger
vantes, fifty miles southeast of Vigan.
With heavy loss u the enemy, who is
beng pursued. our loss VAS one killed
and six wounded. The inhabitants of
their own accord join the troops repair
ing trail and carrying subsistence. Have
pushed column to San Jose, south of
Rangued. HowZse's column is on the
rear trail. Bachelors battalion of the
Twenty-fourth is out of reach north of
Baynnbong. evidently descending the
river. Natives report fighting twenty
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PERSONALS,

J. S. Miles Of the Webster mine has
gone east on a business trip.
+. S. Adkins. the Pony Madison coun-
| ty, merchant, is in the city.
Frederick Fl. Ahm of Washington, D.
G., is a Butte visitor today.
County Auditor !. +. Griffin is con-
lined TO his bed from a slight illness.
James Connolly of Butte was on the
upper F1pestOne durin" the week look
ing after his stock, which he is Wnterng
there.
Judge Delmoe from the upper Pine
stone is in the city and reports .slat min
ing out in that vicinity is very active
for this time of year
Attorney Charles Parr came in from
Red Bluff today He says the Water
lode, in which very rich strike was
made recently. is improving with depth.
Ben b. Bryan of the F. J. Logan Grain.
Stock & Bond company of Chicago and
New York is in the city today the guest
of James II. Lynch. Mr.. Bryan is on a
tour of the west, looking up location.
aI. DonohIe of the Anaconda company
is in the city today, Mr.. Donohue says
Mr.. DAILY has entirely recovered from his
illness and will return to Montana in a
short time.
EXMayor p S. Harrington returned
last evening from Salt Lake, where he
was operated on for appendicitis. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Harrington.
Hon. Charles r. Leonard will leave to-
night for Washington. d. C.. to attend
the first meeting of the national republi-
can committee, of which he is the MEM
her from Montana. After this meeting,
which will be held next Wednesday, he
Will go to New York City.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
GOLD PENS

Pen Novelties and Desk Goods are al
ways acceptable for Christmas pres
ents. We have line of Pearl Hold
ers. plain and fancy, and Of assorted
sizes, with Solid Gold Pens. Your
choice for .$l.25
Various combination sets for the desk.
from .................$2.5O so to SIS. 90
Birthday Stone Pencil Tops, set in
Stefilns silver, only .............$1.00 90
Sterling Pencils as low as ...... SOC
You make no mistake in selecting
from our stock, as we aim to make our
principal profit in right buying in order
to sell fine goods so creap.
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CREATED A
SENSATION
The County Attorney Roasted
Judge Clancy.
AN OPEN COURT TODAY
And the Court Returns the Complaint
--Kalispel and Politics.
Accusations.
AN OPEN COURT TODAY

Judge Clancy and County Attorney
Connolly entertained the audience in de-
partment No. OF the district court to-
day in right royal style and it all came
out of the verdict rendered yesterday in
the case of the state against John Hesley,
charged with the slaughter of John 9.
Currie with a club two feet long and three
inches in diameter. The jury, it will be
remembered. brought in a verdict of man
slaughter and fixed the punishment of the
prisoner at six months in the penl zen ia y
Even when the jury fixes the punishment
in criminal case it devolves upon the
judge to confirm the sentence with as
much ceremony as though this important
function had been left to the court in the
first place. Hesley was in court to have
his sentence polished. When the judge
asked Hesiey if he had anything to say
why the sentence of the jury should not
be carried out.
Your honor interposed Mr.. Connolly,
stepping to the front, II would like to
nave few words to say in this matter
mis- is the first time since / have
been connected with the county attor-
ney's office that l have had occasion to
Hnd fa"it with the verdict of jury.
In talking with some OF the Jurors since
the verdict was rendered ! have learned
!hat the verdict was the result of the in
structions given the Jury by the court.
desire mere now as a representative of
this state and county to protest against
those instructions, as one part was in
conflict with the other. / also desire to
say right mere that if this is going to be
the course pursued by the court it is no
use to file informations against anyone
! think the time will come in this turs-
diction that no matter which smeIter
or mine man works he will have a
fair trial. My deputy was informed by
the wife of this man Hesley that on the
night of the tragedy nothing occurred
In her house that could have angered
him. The other day a man edward
Erickson) was tried, convicted and sent
to the penitentiary for five years for hav-
ing struck another man with a pocket
knife. 1 believe II Currie had not been
killed Hesley would have been given five
years, too for he would have been here
70 tell different story Of the fracas."
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CUT GLASS NOVELTIES

Sterling Silver Mounting for every
purpose this elegant line can be en-
ployed.
Cut Glass Tooth Powder Bottles. Ster-
ling Top Observation-Disclosures. 81. so
Mucilage Pots, Sterling Top i. $500
Pulverized Sugar Dredges, Sterling
Tops ......... .S2.75
Syrup Pitchers, Sterling Tops. sc. 90
Cut Glass Powder Jars $3.50
Gut Glass Perfume Bottles, Sterling,
gilt tops, jeweled ............. So 50
Silver deposit glass Cologne Bottles.
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Cut Glass

Our claim 10 selling cut glass Of pur-
est hrilliancy, deepest cutting and SUI
nelb designs, is based on the world ia
nous productions bearing the trade
mark nf Hawkes..
Nothing that money will buy lends
the same sparkling dazzling beauty to
the stately banquet or the home gath
arins as q generous display Of Hawkes.
cut glass nn the festive board. We have
it in.
MASSIVE PUNCH BOWLS
cANDE1.ABHAS
WAGES
CIAARET JARS
WATER Bottles
FRUIT DISHES
LIQUOR SETS
PITCHERS FOR
WAITER, LEMONADE ON CLARET.
GOBLErS
TIMHLERS
WHISKY GLASSES
SUGAR AND CREAM SETS
NAPPICS
CRUETS AND BON BONS
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miles north. The navy reaches APART
tomorrow. A column of MacArthurs
troops, the Twenty fifth infantry, is re-
ported near Iba, west coast of Zambales.
Grants column is near Subig bay. Law
ton is in Bulucan province today with
sufficient troops to overcome opposition
and scatter the enemy"
1t is probable the troops which engaged
Aguinaldos guard are Hare's command,
as he was reported to be close in the
insurgent leaders rear. Otis also cables
as follows regarding the revolt in Me-
gros:
"Infolmation received that NegrOs re-
volt is of minor Importance. Byrnes is
in rapid pursuit of the dsaffected party.
Hughes is in the mountains of Panay en-
route to Capizn
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A Few Things for Gen
tIemen.
THE HUMIDOR

Cigar Box is the most perfect invention
to keep cigars in the proper condi-
ton for good smoke. They are
made Of choice woods and lined with
pads to be moistened to keep the
cigar in the proper temper. These
boxes are beautifully finished, plain
and ornamented with silver mount
ings and cost from Sc to ....... $25. 90
Smokers Ash Trays
Smokers Lighting Lamp
Smokers Cigar Pocket Cases
Smokers Pipe Sets
Smokers Cigar Cutters
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Notice TO UNDERTAKERS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
Of Silver Bow County, hereby invites
sealed proposals for the interment at
the County Cemetery, located at the
County Poor Farm. Of the bodies of all
persons who may die within said county
during the year beginning January ;,
1900, and ending December 81, 1900, the
expense Of whose burial must be borne
by said County. Proposals to include
the expense of transporta tion of bodies
from any part Of the County to the
County Cemetery, digging of graves. fur
n:shing of collins, underwear or burial
robes when necessary. dressing Of bodies
and the placing of an oil-painted head.
board upon each grave, that the remains
may be identified, and the keeping Of y
register of the same.
Bids must be addressed to J. E. Moran.
Clerk of said Board, and filed with the
County Clerk not later than Wednesday,.
December 81. 1899. a. 10 O'Clock u. II.
The Board reserves the righ: 20 reject
any and al bids.
J. F.. MORAN.
County Clerk.
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SMALLPOX Is SPREADING.
SEVERAL ARRIVALS AT TIL PEST
HOUSE TO-DAY.

Two new cases of smallpox develonel I
this afternoon. One of the victims IS a
man who frequents the pool roo~,,s = "a
CITY and who is known a,noag lis ass9-
ciates as Red Duffy lis name is
Joe Haderly. He boards at the st.
Charles hotel and was found wandering
about the streets this afternoon. He was
finally cornered in the Jail alley, and DR..
Monroe ordered him sent to the pest
house.
John W. Taylor Was the second vic
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tut glass Whisky Decanters. sterling
mounted stopper ........... s140o
Whiskey Dacanter. silver deposit very
handsome .................... So. 90
Cut glass Claret Jugs, sterling mount
In addition we have a line of low
priced glass novelties, sterling mount
ings, to meet the popular demand.
Salve Boxes. sterling top....... 25c
Fine Cut Glass Salve Box, sterling top
gilt and jewelcd. only ........... soc
Sterling Mounted Powder Box... rs
Sterling Mounted Cigar Jars... So so
We buy in quantities to insure the
very lowest prices. Please examine aud
compare our goods.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
CLOCKS

Fine French Clocks. sets in onyx and
gilt with enameled decoration. as
high as 500. 90
French Travelling Clocks. as finely fin
ished as watches. as low as. ...$ 81. 80
We ha We the latest conceits in Am
erican Clocks for parlor, bed room and
Kitchen use. Endless variety of porce-
lain decorations.
Eight day Cathedral gong strike
clocks. They are artistic and pleas
ing good makes, as low as. 90
Porcelain bed room Clocks ..... So SO
And rafting alarm Clock at... 81 90
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
EBONY GOODS

Like all others, have their various
qualities in wood and finish. The
make we offer is the very best made,
and we know you will appreciate the
full value we offer when you see the
goods and the prices we quote on Hair
Brushes. Military Brushes, Combs,
Cloth Brushes, Hat and Bonnet
Brushes, Mirrors. and complete line
of Manicure articles, all in various de-
signs and much admired,
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tim found this afternoon. The authori-
ties have been looking for him several
days, but he managed to elude them. He
was captured IN Il North Main street bar
Der shop, and sent to the pest house.
Mrs. Stella Lucas, IA smallpox victim.
was sent 10 the pest house this morning.
The woman WAS found living alone at No.
1112 South Arizona street. She was dcs-
titute, and the ease was well developed.
The Monopo!e lodging house on Copper
street. was quaraniined this morning, Il
case having been discovered there yes
terday afternoon. The victims name is
Joseph Y. Lindsal. The case is q mild
one.
IL.,. ILa-la i.llt fi.A Aud .a..ii
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
Gold Plated Chains

Like every article can he cheapenea
BY sighting the work and putting but
little gold on the chain. The less work
and gold the cheaper the chain. We
have guard chains With slide rs low as
and they wear usually sod for $500.
Gold plated Vest Chains, usually sold
We have them in plain and fancy pat
terms, Gold Plated Paddock and Chain
Bracelets as low as. 80. -. ...... 15c
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
LADIES APPRECIATE.

A good remedy, and there Is not anyA
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure OF
painful and irregular menses. These
tablets remove all Instructions, no mat-
ter what the cause. Manufactured by A.
Augendre, Paris. France. and for sale
only by the Newbro Drug Co.. Butte.
Mont, sole agents. Price, 81 per box;
sent by mail. securely sealed.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

judge Lindsay appointed Mary Boomer
guardian of the person and estate Of
James Delaney today. He also appoint
ed Louis Schultz guardian of his five
Children and Annie CrGWl special ad-
minstratrix Of the estate Of John CroWl
her bond being fixed at $1,000
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
SEVENTY MINERS KILLED

Tacoma, Wash, Dee. 9.--It Is reported
thai there was a big explosion at the
mines at Carbonate. 1t is stated 20 were
killed.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
LOOKING FOR A LOST SON.

In st. Paul are very anxious to locate him.
They are in destitute circumstances. Nc
Avoy is supposed to be in Butte accord
ing to communication received by Chief
OF Police Lavell yesterday.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

Sldeboard and Pocket Corkscrews-
Champagne Wire Cutters
Champagne Knives
Corkscrew Combination Knives
Handsome Sterling Pocket Knives,
special grade.
; Razor Sets in Seal Cases.
Sterling Mounted Suspended. fine silk
WeRolng. as low as .............$2O 90
Solid Gold Mounted Suspenders. fine
SILK webbing. as low as...S15. 90
Something entirely new in Desk Sets
and simply elegant.
Gentlemen's Card Cases and Pocket
Books.
Satchel Tags as low as. so
The finest made for .............$3.O 90
Leather Mounted Pocket Flasks-
Sterling Silver Pocket Flasks-
Silver Plated Pocket Flasks-
Cigarette Case, Match Box, Cigar Cut
ter and Knife in Case SIS 90
Whskey Travelling Glass in Seal
Vase ..... ....... $3. W
Water Travelling Glass in Seal
Desk Pads, from 81 to .... $l5. 90
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

Patrick McCreel was arrested yester-
day evening on charge of grand lar
ceny, preferred by John Carney, who
alleges that McCreel entered the room in
which he does his sleeping and stole an
oyercoat, valued at s25 and other cloth
ing valued at a total of $50.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
Gold Filled Chains
that w ear

This is the class of chain to talk about
because i: Will back up in wearing quail
ity the talk made on it and are war;
fanted for ten years.
Gold Filled Paddock Bracelets from
Fo'oo w.. ...XS.UD
Gold filled Vest Chain from $3.50 to IS %
Gold Filled Guard Chain, sold gold
slides from $3.50 to-. 80. -. -. .. 50 %
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
TRAVELLING BAGS

Complete, with Toilet and Manicure
Sets. in Ebony and Sterling Silver.
In Ebony and Sterling Silver, low
priced and fine.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

GRAFTON named is ST. but there are $50
worth of war stamps on the document,
which, indicates q $40, 900 deal.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
Cold Filled JeWelry
that Wears

Gold Filled Jewelry that wears. IT
is warranted to wear for Twenty years
The designs are up TO date and thor
Oughly' artistic and the quality is the
next to solid gold
Collar Buttons as low as. -. -. :. Csc
Ccarf Pins as low as. -. -. -. 40c
Cuff Buttons as low as -. ... SOC
Sleeve Links as low as. :. ... soc
Brooches for Misses as low aS..... 25c
Brooches for Ladies as low as..... soc
Baby Fin sets. =. =. -. -. =. 100
Neck Chains. l.50
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Kimberley diamond mines viewed free.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
Solid Sterling Silver

Every housewife is proud of the aD-
pearance of her table. Nothing adds
to the real wealth of it's furnishing like
fine Silverware. The various articles
OF the Silver service lends a charm to
to the gastronomic pleasure of the
table by the ease with which the vari
Gus dishes so excellently prepared are
served. We have in stock nearly
every device to enrich the table with
it's utensils. We need give no further
assurance of their quality than to men
tion the world famed Gorham Manu-
featuring company, the Whiting COM
pany and the Towle.
Sterling Teaspoons. per set GO IN
of half Dozen only ...... VO'OV
Sterling Bon-Bon Spoon, in &I m
case, only ....... ....... V''VN
Sterling Jelly Spoon, in 90 m
case. only ...... ....... V@'S~
Sterling Pie Knife, in case. CO ~
only ......... $
stss'ns ssst' s0,2 Butter t't Knife f. IN $3.50
''S;;;$ ss:t; is'5s Usually :o'i ior $500
Sterling Cream Ladle and 60 7E
Butter Knife ............. VI'SO
Sterling Childs Knife, O. m
Fork and Spoon ......... VrsOO
Sterling One Dozen Coffee &C m
Spoons, in case .......... YO'OO
Sterling One Dozen Butter
-
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

johannesburg Cod Fields seen tonight
free. Auditorium
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

FOR SAI4E-BILLIARD AND POOL
tables, almost new, will sell on pay
ments. or cheap for cash. Rooms 11-18
West Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

John N. Kirk, the attorney for Hesley,
| took issue with Mr.. Connolly. He said
Mr.. Connolly should have gone further
and instead Of blaming the court for the
verdict of the jury he should have ar
raigned the Legislature for allowing such
a clause to occupy place on the pages
| of its product, the state statutes. The
| minds Of men, he said, differed, and if
| some of the jurors were not pleased they
| had The privilege Of not returning a ver-
dict. SO far as the statement made by
Hesley's wife to the deputy was con-
cerned he knew and cared nothing about
| it. She had not been witness in the
! trial nor had she been connected with it
| in any capacity.
Before Mr. Kirk had finished the judge
touched the switchboard button and
| t.td 4 little talking himself.
IT do rot care to hear any talk Of this
kind" said he. 1t is very unusual. I
| have been around courts thirty-hve years
| like it before. For Mr.. Connolly to come
| in here and pour dirty water on the do
| ings of the court is something don't un-
derstand Only a few days ago he re-
ported to me in a number Of cases that
the prosecuting witnesses had dsap-
peared and asked for dismissal of the
actions. All this disappearance business
was going on while he was over at Kalis-
pell making politics, He has no respect
for his profession or the court
The judge then sentenced HeSley to six
months.
Minnie Maugh,on petitioned the dis
trict court to-day for letters of adminis-
tratinn on the estate of Henry Maughton,
who died in this city November 1S The
estate consists of an insurance policy for
$637. COW valued at $40 and some house
hold furniture.
w. G. Reed. O. w. McVittie and w H.
S,nythc appraisers of the British Column
hia estate nf Annie f. Irvine, filed their
report in court here to-day. It shows
the estate there to have a total value Of
$500
doni with having received stolen property
knowing the same to have been stolen
was filed in Judge Clancy's court to-day.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09
Gold Plated Watch
Charms

In great variety as low as. ). -. !. soc
wear that range from S1.5O to $3.50
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

A deed, dated November IA, conveying
from James Glass and wife Of Jefferson
county. this state, to w. o. Day of
Springfield, Mass, a third interest in the
Honestake lode claim. in this county,
was filed for record today. The consid-
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

SIC, 600 TO LOAN IN ONE SUM OR IN
sums to suit tomorrow, on Butte real
estate. Mcmillan & Floyd. AZ East
Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

81, 400 BUYS 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
west side. $2,7OO buys large corner east
side with houses. Several $100 lots
for sale on easy terms, warranty deed.
Mcmillan & Floyd, Al Z. Broadway.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

Roer war Tonight, free. Auditorium
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Darius Miller and ]. N. Hill in
the City.
OFFICIALS OF THE 6. N.
Mr.. Hill is the Son of the President
of the Road Other Railroad
Matters.

Darius Miller, second vice.presdent OF
the Great Northern Railway company
and J. n. Hill, third vice president of the
same concern and son of President James
j. Hill, arrived in the city to- day They
came in a private car which was attached
to the Northern Paciiic's west bound
train and spent the greater portion of the
day in the office of Assistant General
Freight Agent Archibald Gray.
Mr.. Miller Informed an Inter Mountain
reporter that the visit had no particular
significance: that Mr.. Hill and himself
were simply taking run over the Great
Northern, and that their stay in Butte
would be brief. He was very much i'm
pressed with Blitte'S activity. Your
population must be close to - O0O'' said
ne, and the city seems to be a busy one"
Mr.. Hill is connected with the opera ting
department..
New York, Dec. 9.-The Times says:
Following the arrival here of President
Burt of the Union Pacific, a conference
was held OH the part of the Union Pacific
and Oregon Navigation officials 1t was
rumosed that readjustment of Oregon
Navigation affairs is contemplated, but
nothing definite on the subject can be
learned. AT the Office of the company it
was said that purely routine affairs were
discussed at the meeting. In connection
with President Rurts visit, it is said that
the annual report of the Union Pacific
will be forthcoming in few days and will
show over four and half per cent earn
ed on the common stock.
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WALKERVILLE IN LINE.
HILL CITY SUED FOR $1,000 DAM
AGES BY MRS. PRYOR.

The beautiful little city Of Walker
vile, which nestles among the gently
unduating plains of Mother Earth
about a mile north of Butte, the city
where the sunshine is perpetual and
there are no dogs at liberty, has q dam
age suit on it's hands and is therefore
entitled 70 SLAP on few metropolitan
airs. The plaintiff in the action is Sarah
A. P-yOr who alleges in her complaint
that on the 6t:, of February, 1899, aholt
10 c'clcck at night. while she was tryin Q
10 g., out OF the way of two teams pass
ing each other in opposite direction n
Main street. she steppat! from q dafectis-"
sidewalk and fell eight feet. with the
result that her Ii-ht leg was broken an.l
she was permanently injured.
Mediation & Cotter are her attorneys.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

FOR RENT IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
suite rooms, with or without board.
Lady preferred. Reasonable terms, 919
South Main street.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

WANTED-GIRL WANTED TO Do
general house work. Apply at this Office.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
EVANSVILLE, WIS.,, Nov. II, '99.

Several buyers of this market are rid
ing in a quiet way and pick up now and
then crop, but are not rushing or &C
tive. Prices for '99 range from to 7c,
according to grade, and filters at two
cents. Among recent purchases of '99
are Conrad Bros, G.. FL. Rumrill, T. E.
Welsh, S. B. Heddles, Geo. NJ Decker,
A. N. Jones, @. j. James, j. A. Ryan, J.
L. & M. F. Greene, Fisher & Fisher and
and others. These have purchased an
aggregate of about 1000 acres during
the past few weeks.
During the week the hanging tobacco
came into good case and much has been
taken down and stripping has begun.
Some of the asserting rooms will be
opened early this year, as one firm is to
begin asserting about Dec. 1st Around
the warehouses this has been a quiet
week and no large sales are reported. A
fairly good trade in small lots has been
maintained.-F & Home