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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
3eitre@nmnsen in alter ,tttS steter
3eit.
in ct. Souls.

Wfit Nllsnabme Der Suben, bic lire Sabre
na6 Der @rI6affung Der 8elt 6eredneten,
batten Die 80ltsr bes Nltertbums our @runoz
lage i6rer SabresreAnungen politiI9e Gretgz
nife. Die alten 8rie6en b~egannen fire 3eitz
re6x1ng nit Der @r0ffnung Der oIpmpii9sn
Spele, LANCE 3eit benz %ein5igen @inigungs=
puntte bieier 6o9gebilOeten, a6er pplitiI9
5erflufteten Station.
NeununD3pan3ig Sabre ipGter erbpb ir9
i'm Orient Elm md9tiger 8rtegs6el0, Npboz
na1ar. g1a9 oeiien Sbronbe teigung rsbnez
ten Damn Die @0lfer Meitafiens unb Otz
%dfrifas.
Die GOmer 5G6lten ibre Sabre nu9 Der Gre
bauung 8oms. Der erits Mauerftetn gu btes
fer meltbeberri9enben Stabt iolte 5pii9en
Dem 8eginrn Der olpmpti4en Spiele Gnb Der
S6ronbefeiguns Nabonafar's gelegt fem.
4ber Die olpmpii9en @pieIe bDrten auf;
bic 9errli9feit Der Orientalii9en 9Reihe err
bGiGJ, unb IeIbt bus 6eioniI4e &om berIOr
1eine peltbe6errI9enbe Stelung.
pa ma9te ii9 in benz bon benz S3ipertl
Der Nraber unterporfenen Hei9e cine anoert
3sitrednung geItenb. Siefelbe begann mi:
Der Gluat MObommeb'a BON Ilstta nag
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

mir Dorftfaen, tpie ldngtpeilig es lit, /
6ruu zines @eridtsmenl9en gu fem. III
pel9' Elm @ebalt! l1nb duBer Dem s
6alt 6o6en lie mei1tenS ni9ts.
@ir beiOe baden bp6 cine Mitgift, E
ipGbnt i'm ~erniten Son Nini.
2(ber ni6t ba5u. SD tuiroe eS bor3i
ben, bamit Die S9ulben meines 5ufiinftigt
Mdnnes gu be3ablen, aber nur luItig mi
i) leben.
Nas periteblt 9u unter luitig?
Nun, baB mein Mann in Der &apaaer
Oient bas giebt sIeib etn beittmmtes pres
ltnb 10 biel ih geieben babe, Ie6en al
Sralen, beren MGnner &apaleriiten fint
iebr luitig. Sci 2i6Onin's 3. g. tit 81
gan3e 8pbnung ale Sage bon bon Off
3ieren.
ltnb Oas enbet bamit, baB Der Mann po
laltter S4ulben Den Qp6i9ieb einrei6t
Nein, ib babe unbere Nnfi9ten. Sd be
f4IpB, ni4t anbers ais einen Ie6r rei6e1
Munn. gu ebeIi9en. Sd lie6e ben 2urul
-. oas 1T 70 angene6m. -. 11nb tpie buum
0aB bic Mdnner, bebor Iie beirat6en, iid
peiB @ptt fir men r%uiniren. Sa i9ur
mai an.
0i6t an ibnen roGt foeben cine elegante
@quipage borbei, barin cine Dame nit To-
.lOfalem 9ut unb praAtoolem Muntsau.
9aS biibi4e, aber f4on ie6r unfrii4e Sc
ii9t Der Dame 1T itart gef4mintt, 10 baB
man bies bon @eitem erfennt.
8ie bic Dame Die auf tie geri9teten Nuz
gen Der iulgen W}db9en 6emertt, ld9elt ie
Elm fpenig bp4mit6ig unb 3ugGei4 9erabz
%Iafenb.
Nini, ne fxer pas les v~oitures,
- I4reit erI9redt Me(e. Qimee.
g}ini 8udt nit ben 46ieGn; lire feinen
3ige perben ettpas %erniter, bus @eiidt
ii6erfliegt Elm 59otten.
Sa, i6 beirat6e nur is6r, ie6r reid! Mein
Mann muB genug baden fir mid unb
fir -.
sic 6ef4GisBt ni6t ben 9aB unb Tprt6t,
inOem ie fi4 gu 3i3i nit n~erpOier Setter
felt i'm 8lang ibrer Stimme menbet:
SD fommit 0u alIo beute Nbenb gu
uns? Wir iperOen nit ben SSungen laden.
Q8ir miif1en bic 3eit pabrne6men, 10 LANCE
mir nod 8adfii6e iinb. 11nb i9 f4ide porz
aus, oaB i9 nod LANCE niAt geIonnen bin,
meme Sage gu ~berGnOern. Sd perOe MIDI
ni9t beeilen. N6er penn i6 midi ent@
fdlieBe -. fir bieIen @ntf4luB pirb
t1euer, iebr t6euer be5ablt perben mii1en,
Wie ielbtbepuBt 0u biit! bemertte Id
deinb 3i3i. l1nb penn Dir bas S3idlal
10 einsn 8r0ius ni9t 6ei4ieben fat?
Sinh ie benin gon5 ausgeitorben? ertpiz
bert Ntni, unb inbem iie lire pei3e Inter
ltppe nediI9 bori9iebt, tpirft lie bo4miit9tg
ibr fd0nes &6pfhen in ben Naden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
Gtrfrippelt Surb Gbenmati

Sr @ a D 10 q b & 6 o.: SD babe felt
ie6s Mouaten AT &beunatismus eeli
tonnte meme @dnoe ni9t an ben 9Opf
binter Dem &iiden balten OOer mein !
sieben. @ebOr i9 nod Orsi @iertel eli
BON &abtpaO's &eabb &eliei gebrauGt 3
i6 meme Strmt gut eebrauden. Sic
iUssbaIb i3 Sbrem &eubD &elisf 10 Oertral
gB. s. 3 a
engineer in q. RontelOne's {
939 Sulia Street.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
y@ertb ieiu Gemi6t in 81

@Urban, SnO. Ser. q. ST
. T. 81 a D III q 3 & s o., Gtetp 9orf:
Meine @erren-S6 isnOs beigei0loiien
Die sic mir cell. ein SuBenO &aOmc
9telief unO elm 9ubenO &aOtpub's 9ilen Il
&eaoD @elief miro bier reinem @OIOe /
eradtet. Sesipeoen uebme i'd es in b
SD babe - Sel cine 3eit lang
aber i6 balte g. q. q. isnem melt iibei
beirieOigenoer.
s. 81. GGsI
MenO a 8, 10. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
SaS b1tremfrenmSIi6e 9

Die Sammlungen fir bic 8urt
lin 1ebmen immer gr0Beren I'm
Sn alien geIeQigen @ereinen, in
@eieaf6aften jeber Dirt tperben
Iammenge6ra6t. @enaue 8enner
e~lnslebens Derit9eru, bag cine Sen
glei4mGBtg aGe 8reiie Der 8eDDltt
faBt unO auf bic @ereine @influ
nod niemals in FOLDER StGrte berr
lei. 8eriGieoene @eIeqf6aften I
f9on 6ef9lpffen, @ei6na9tsfeftlit
@uhiten Der @ernunpeten in Sill
peranitalten. 8%eIOnoers unter be
regt ii4 pertt6dtige S6eilnabme
S9idfaI Der ii0afritanif9en st
npKen. 9ie SrauenOereine iinb
itrebt, 8srbanbsitOffe uno berglei
benz &riegsi6auplabe ab3ufiibren.
Die Sbeilna6me fir bic 8uren b
betpegt, benefit Elm S9reiben Der
@is5niemsta, Der P~rGftoentin beg
bunbes fir ben 5rieben unter ben
SSn Der beutI9en 6rauen3eitung ma
nannte Dame ben 8ori3lng, fir .
elm NattonaGz Gomite gu Organiiiret
Buren, 10 melt als m0gli9 CUR 9iili
ion. gs beiBt in benz Nufruf;
rltngea9tet unierer gdn5li4en
li4feit, bic politit betreffeno, 81
ni6t unempfinOli3 angeit9ts beg
pel9es bas 2anO Der tapferen Sur
fen bat. @ir member uns am Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
2hnunoen.

@rIter aabler: nMir tits bsute garnift
re8t ge6euer, ib fiirhte INNER, mir paiz
firt nod mas" 3peiter: Dummies
,3eue, tparum ion Dir benin beut mas poIz
fren!!" grIter: n@eil mein @urantisz
iidein gstsrn ~abgelanfen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
unbeoaht.

Sri19 geabelter Baron (3u einem anbe>
rem: o@ifen sic au6, 6aB meine Nbnen
Bis 3ur .3eit Der &reu55iige 3uriidrei9en?"
= 3tpeiter Baron: rPab! 9a murea
meme IGon ausgetorben!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
Bon SON. 6. NtiQs Wt'Gl

q z : I { u VE v 2 y Y 2 q V %
q. 81
Rstne @erren-S6 lit 1.br an Nturt
6anfe Sbrem euten Mittcl, ip.l9ss nj
bauernO esbeilt bat. Sn 8utuuft bari (
In metnem 9duie ni6t mebr ieblen, nit
&saOp &elief. Sic biirfen meinen 8rief peri
Sunt6or Sbr
9. mills ~ Gtui
Srieoensri6ter, MtGbourne, Sni
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

/. y. ttyuugrtes &atierlibes @ottt bic aQge@
meine @rlaubniB erbalten batten, ii9 in's
Nuslanb gu bsgeben, um ii@ iiber 6anbelsz
a~ngelegenbeiten gu infOrmiren, in SSapan err
I9ienen unb bort BEL 6ofe empfangen tpur>
ben, gait bies als manufactured 8epeis,
6aB cine NGian5 apif6en beiben 2dnbern
abge19loHen tpprben Iet.% Si6er lit iebo9
muir, baB ii4 cine oermebrte @nnd9erung
5ni19en beiben 2dnbern bemerfbdr ma4t
unb baB Sapan INNER grDBere Mnftrengunz
gen ma6ty in Peftng tonangebenoen Gin
fluB gu ~getpinnen. 9ier3u geb0rt au4 Die
beboritebenoe @rnennung beg iapanif9en Sc
Ianbten am 6inefif6en 0ofe gum 8ot14afz
ter, tpobur9 berielbe 9oDen bes diplomat
I6en 8Drps tperben tpiirbe.
Sel6ft penn bas S9ubz unb SruBbiinb@
nib 1i6 in 3utunft einmal berpirtli9en
IOlte, pirb es au6 bann SSapan nt4t 9elinz
gen, bic i6lummernoe Strait beg 6ineIt19en
3ieIenrei9es gu organifiren unb feinen
3peden bienit6ar gu MAIDEN, es piro an Der
Nufgabe i6eitern miifen, bas 9ineiti9c
@olt aus benz Gumpf Der 9ertommen6eit
6eraus8uaie6en. WubrI6sinli6 perben itd
Die japanif6en polititer bamit begniigen
miifen, neben elmer allgemeinen Stdrfung
iapanii6en Ginf(ufes mebr uno inebr bic
probin5 5ufisn CUR iapanif4en Snterefen=
fpbGre GIT mu6en. 5utien 1T fir bas gegsns
ii6erIfeoenbe Sprmpfd bic mihtid1te 0ropin3
@6inas, reid an Probuften, ebsnio bebe1z
tungsboG fir 9iibeG6ind in fommer5isQer
tpie fir NorbzGbina in itrategii4er 8e3ie>
6ung. Die GtraBe bon SOrmoia tdme oa@
bur9 gang in bic 9anb Der Saponsr, bic
bann i'm 9tanbe pGren, Bel einem 8rie9e in
OfaIien lire militdrii9en uno marittmen
j3pede nit groBer 4usiiAt auf Srfolg our3@
3ufiibren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

6umanttGt Der beu
Der Mitttpen unb
Spfer bes &rteges.
ruff Bel, nm bic ~
Gaf1en, i6rer gfGi6t
gGiid unierer S4n
ENTER Nnitrengun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
paniI6e Militdrpeien gu infor=

ipanif9e Militdrpeien GIL infor=
mbf9aftsbs3eugungen Der Sdpaz
IN i6ren 90bepuntt i'm poriqen
Is 8an9>buspei, Der Better Der
gung, beberri9enoen @influB
T6pufe @emiitb hes Suffers
,tponnen bate uno bic fur3lebige
6eritiir3ten unb oaber unburdz
H.eformen begdnn. &ang>Duznei
idpdnif6en 8efanotf6aft aug
@inluoung bes Marquis sSto,
1 gu tommen, I'm B~remierminiiter
Iigitens 8erat6er bes &aiiers gu
LII fein Werf. DIS Der Wtarquig
ntraf, mar bas @nbe Der BE
-9on pieoer 6a, Der Staatsz
ben Der &aiIer ale Ma9t berz
6renb feiner Nnnefenbeit itatt.
Muoien5, Die S beim e a :
pobnte Die 8aiierin : 8egentin
8Or6an9 Bel, Der gedngitigte
nmels bef9rdntte fi9 ba6er auf
: ,teitsp6raien. Sief snttduidt
ID Sapan 5uriid uno ga6 piez
/: Mnit4t Qusbrud, ooB iebe
q tina ii9 er6e6en 81 ieben, gez
RI. Den neten Ma9tbabern in
Der 8ertebr bes gum @r5Oerz
enen &angznuz1pei in Der iaz
anbti9aft mo6l befannt, Der
,a3 Die 5erfprengten Reite Der Rez
III Sapun cine 3uflu@t fanoen,
Sapon ebeniO pie Die anoeren
Rarine : DETACHMENT als Sc
sn 9e in Peting einquartierte,
{ i9 oa3u b~eitragen, Die ge9en9
ungen 6er3li3er gu geItalten.
q rii6iabr biefes Sabres OerlieB
Oeta4ement ais critics Die 9tz
itabt, unb bulo purbe Der
lit benz griinen Sattel pieOer
8emegung gefebt, nm 9errn
rgli gamen gu tragen. 8alb
1ii6e 9~anbelstommiiiionen
unO iapanii4e Offi5iere be-
.9v ii@en Sruppenla9er, I'm ga@
1 n. 9ies CAB natirlid ben
aea i'm @ange befinoli9en Ser
7e: elm S4ubz uno 5rub6inoz
le. Mls bann 3mei G6ineien,
Tl. Der 8eumtenz 0irar9ie anz
Xxi ur9 Elm am 20. Nopember
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

Oosr 6iiftsni6m.r3 II
cine &lutcOneeIiou i
fen bur1 cine Grtd(t
9eripiration erI6raHts
pertbeileuoeu itimulire !,
ipaD's 9ReaDD &elief
g%seignet, oieies 2eiOer
lief iOute auf cine
uno gut einOsrisben
ipie i6neI es DEN +
belt bsbt. Sn man
10 tart, Dab Gnt3itr {
ben Mieren uusOebnt. AZ,
iufort cine Soiis bon &al
Qlei65eitio 9teaOp 8elief an
san iu;rb oieier 9ebanOlung me.
aloemeinem tbun in Oieieu Sdueu "
in Der Settle unO I'M &iiden S@aOen
tleben Die Qoren unO DerbtIOerH bic
S6peiboritien unO balteu Die natirIi&s s
flung auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

Stint, ne iXer pas les PEASANTS! =
60rt man bon btnten bic 8emertun9 bon
W}Qe. Nimee. Nini Ore6t iib UNI, I'm Ser
@ouOerndnte eiren piit6enoen 8lid 3u3uz
t%perfen.
g2a, bds tpdre audi nod i66ner, er Ipltte
ni9t; i6 CLAUDE, mir Iinb ni9t libel = anti
portet 3ist.
Sd finbe e5 audi, baB nit Sungen ss
Diel ~luftiger 1T = nimmt Nini bic unterz
bro6ene l1nter6altung auT. l1no ie biimmer
lie finb, lm 10 amii1anter. Nber, meiBt
0u, oas muB man ni4t 3eiger; man nir0
BON 1tnS fagen, 0aB mir bumm itno. Sir
ben Shein muB man immer irgenb eiren
Primus oOer einen &Iugen 6o6en, Inn fih
mebr ben %ernIten Nnl6ein gu na6ren. 0es=
balb babe i6 audi Bandit per3ieben, neil
id i'm braube, um i6neiOige Mntportca
gu geben, Mme. Ma9arinu 1a9t, bob,
tpenn mir uns nit linn u%nter6alten, tlingt
es, als Ob mir rSpri9p0rtsr" Ipielen. ST
perbtlft mir bd3u, als tluges 5rGulein gu
gslten. 8Ipnstb, Der bide &ittmeiiter,
fugte neuIi6, ib tpdre gu ernit. Wie finoeit
9u bas? Sd ~antipOrtete tbm nit elmer
Srea1eit, unO babel 1T es gar ni9t libel,
tpenn man uns fir ernt bdlt.
Nun ia, bus 1T fir gpmnuitofte ten nDt9ig.
Sd tpiroe niemuls einen ebemaligen @prn-
noitaisn bsirat9su. bemertt 3isi, Sd tam
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
THE BIG COPPER co.

It is said that the prospectus of the new
American copper company is in the hands
of the printers and will be issued We'd
nesday in New York. 1t is a most for
midable document with elaborate maps
and statistics. The capital is Sl,OOO.OUO.-
600, of which $500, 600 is issued and the
announcement is made in the prospectus
that the entire capital is underwritten at
1O14, with IA commission to under
writer's; that the German house OF
Rothschild UNDERWRITERS one-third; Nor
gan & Co., of London, UNDERWRITERS one
third, and American houses underWrlte
one third. Seven prominent copper COM
panies are named as having been ac-
uuired two of which are foreign COM
panies. 1t is stated that no companies
have been or will be bought that do not
show 7 per cent net profits
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
How James Boyd Was Robbed
BY Frank Murray.
HE WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Murray Was Going Through the Pock-
cts of F.s Unconscious VIC
tim When Arrested.

Frany Murray a tough specimen of
the human vulture species, was caught
this morning by Officer Sullivan. in the
act of going through the pockets of a man
in the basement of the Pincus block. The
victim was so supplied with liquor that
he was uncOn scous of what was happen
ing. The officer called an express wagon
and took Murray and the drunken man to
Jail
At the bastile the drunken mans per-
son was searched and some papers found
which would indicate his name to be Rob-
EFT Boyd. No money was found on him.
A search of Murray resulting in the
production Of a purse containing a little
money.
Several witnesses besides the officer,
saw the whole transaction. Their COM
posite story is to the effect that Boyd
spent the night in the Galena street sa-
looms and that Murray was his boon COM
panion. Boyd at various times exhibited
a roll of money, estimated to contain
bout SIS and this he seemed anxious to
separate himself from. He was walking
along the street in front of the Pincus
block. when he fell, or was pushed down
a stairway leading into the basement.
The officer and two witnesses Immediate
ly followed Murray down the stairway,
but with such caution that he did not
hear their approach. They arrived in
time to see him going through the pockets
of the drunken man. The purse taken
from Murray was found in his stocking.
Notwithstanding the fact that he was
caught in the act Murray protested his
innocence. He said he was with Boyd
to see that he was not robbed, and was
taking him to his room, when he fell down
| the stairway.
Martin NOonan. a witness of the rob-
! berry was held being unable to furnish
bonds.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
AROUND SHERIDAN,

Sheridan Paper: Charles Stewart, who
is here from Pony, says that camp is very
quiet, there being more work going on
in and around Sheridan than at the for
mer place. Mr.. Stewart thinks Sheridan
will have a good summer as far as min
ing goes.
1t is reported that w. A. Clark of Butte
has a bond on the Broadway mine at Sill
yer Star If such is the case there will
be some work done on the property soon
and other mining property in the vicinity
will probably experience boom.
j. e. Cisler is working on the Silver
Chief mine, near Brandon, and is taking
out some good looking ore. Mr.. Cisler
says the ore streak seems to improve in
size, and he thinks there is a good thing
in the way of shipment ahead.
The camp at Nobleville still shows
of men leasing the different mines in
that vicinity. Lou Planalp, Ed Planalp,
James Whiseman and r. Klytz are work
ing on the Company lead. Harry Dobyns,
James Dobyns, Charles Mccall, Sam
Pritchett and Mr.. PiersOn are working
the Cliff lead, and Messrs. Reed, Moore
and Gibbons are al work on the Filing &
Mckay ground.
Operations have been suspended on the
old Fairweather lead, up at the head of
Mil creek, until next summer. Mr..
Steiner informs us that he has run a
tunnel to catch the lead below the slide
which is 40 feet on the surface. They
have put the tunnel in 240 feet and have
$50 feet yet to go before he expects to
encounter the lead. The property has
produced some of the richest ore ever
found on the Tobacco Root range.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
TEE QUEEN.

Neihart Herald: w. G.. Conrad was in
Neihart again this week to inspect pro-
grcss at the Queen. The great podles OF
low gra,le ore in that mine are a subject
of much concern to t he owners who are
figuring upon methods of erorc!nc treat
ment General test shipments have been
made to the various cOrcentrators. to de-
termine by what process it can be best
handled. and the hope is strong that the
efforts in this direction will prove su: :
cessful. The Queen is working 2S to 81
men and shipping five or six cars OF ore
ner month, In order to do this they are
gouging out as waste an immense ledge
of 20 to 80 ounce ore which goes as waste.
With successful concentration the mine
would employ a hundred men and the
shipments would be ten times as large,
while the profits of operation would be
manifold greater.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20

J. c. Mcleod, the Philipsburg mer-
chant, is continually developing his gold
properties in the Harvey Creek district,
and from what we can learn his prospects
of becoming a millionaire are becoming
brighter each season. During the past
three or four years he has expended in
development over $4,000, and while he
has owned the property for years he has
not taken out single cent in the way of
profit.
Several feet of excellent copper ore is
said to have been struck on the main
fork of Boulder, about five miles east of
Princeton. Samples brought from there
during the week leave no doubt as to
the discovery being valuable one and
arrangements are being made for ship
ping. Considerable excitement prevails
in that section and locations are being
made all over that part of the country.
Considerable difficulty is being ex-
perienced by the Washoe Mining COM
pany in the project of tapping Silver lake.
The work is not progressing as rapidly
as had been calculated on account OF the
ground through which the tunnel will
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
AROUND CLANCY.

Clancy Miner: A strike of considerable
consequence was made in Lump gulch
last week in the Sailor, a prospect owned
by Martin Mckenzie. Nelson and others.
The find was made in a short cross-cut
tunnel driven to strike the lode. and the
face Of the tunnel is not much more than
15 feet under the surface of the ground.
The prospect is supposed to be an extern
SIGN of the Little Alma mine on the west.
From four to six inches of high grade ore
is exposed in crossing the vein the ore re-
senbling in most respects that produced
from the narrow ore streaks in the Lit
tie Alma. BY driving the tunnel along
the course Of the lode into the hill about
200 feet IN depth can beo btained. The
owners are quite jubilant over their dis
covery, and it is to be hoped that the ore
chute may not only stay with them, but
that it will widen out into veritable
bonanza as they push development.
The leasers Oh the $50 level at the Le-
gal Tender are said to be working in good
ore.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
GRANITE COUNTY NEWS.

Philipsburg Mail: Regular shifts are
now employed at the Granite mine, ad-
ditional miners are being put on every
day and things are gradually assuming
the life and activity of former years. Ore
is being hoisted from both the Bimetallic
and Granite mines and the tramway is
busy delivering the same at the Bimetal-
lie MILL
Reports have reached this city that the
Royal Gold mine will soon be among the
prominent gold producers in Granite
county and will again resume it's position
among the leading mines of the state.
Some time ago Messrs. II. S. Neal and J.
f. Manley secured a lease on this prop
erty and commenced prospecting the
lower workings of the mine in search of
the ore body which had been struck
years ago in the upper levels. 1t is said
that Messrs. Neal and Manley have been
successful and that this same ore body
has been found in the lower level. Sew
eral hundred tons of high grade ore is al
ready in the bins and the mill will be
started up in a short time.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
BUTTE'S OUTPUT.

The OUTPUT of the Anaconda for the
month of December, 1S9S was reported at
about 1O,oOO. 900 pounds copper. In Janu-
ary the output was given at 54OO,0oo
pounds copper. the falling off being al
legged to be due partly to the injunction
obtained by the Colusa-Parrot, which
prevents the working of a large portion
of the Never Sweat ledge.
The output of other copper properties
during January was given as follows:
Boston and Montana, 5,000,0 600 pounds;
Montana Ore Purchasing company, 1000
600 pounds: Parrot. 00,000 pounds; Colo
RADIO company, 100000 pounds.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
HAD NO REASON
TO KILL HIMSELF
CORONER'S INVESTIGATION OF THE
DEATH OF ALBERT NORTON.

Coroner Phil Julliens inQuisition into
the facts connected with the suicide of
Albert Norton, was held in Duggan's un-
dertaking rooms Saturday night and re-
suited in a verdict to the effect that the
deceased's unfortunate death was the re-
suit of a gunshot wound, self-inflicted.
The evidence adduced was practically
the same as the narration of the facts of
the case as published in the Inter Noun
tain, Saturday evening. the witnesses be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Best, Mrs. Julia
Norton, the dead mans wife, and Thomas
Norton, a cousin of the deceased.
The testimony of the principal wit
nesses was to the effect that Norton and
his wife had entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Best at dinner at their home in Center
vile, after a day spent enjoyably. Ihe
two couples had decided to return to
Butte. The ladies went into one room to
don their hats and wraps and the gentle
men into another. Norton was in the act
of putting on his overcoat and was being
assisted by Best. Norton drew revolver
from his hip pocket; Best thought he pro-
posed to put in in his Overcoat pocket.
The men We're talking about something
so commonplace that Best could not re-
member what their talk was ABOUT
when Best was startled by two reports
from the pistol, and Norton fell on the
bed DIR. Hammond was at once called
in by Best, but Norton was dead before
the arrival of the physician. The de-
ceased had been in good spirits all day;
his domestic relations were of most
happy nature and his finances We're IN
excellent condition; he had lost his posi-
ton few days previous to the shooting.
but another had been promised him. At
the dinner table the husband and wife had
had a good natured, but short argument
! over some scrptural matter, but the dis
cussion did not cause any ill feeling.
| Mrs Norton stated that the story to
the effect that her husband had drawn a
revolver in meat shop on the morning
of the shooting was without foundation.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
MINES AND MINING
The Sale of the Control OF the
Republic Confirmed.
THE BIG COPPER COMP ANY
Capitalized For a Billion D0llarS--
Butte Output in January
mining Notes.
THE BIG COPPER COMPANY

The sale of the control of the Republic
mine in the Cnlville reservation Wash
incton to Toronto capitalists, which was
announced in this column recently, mas
been confirmed. There is now an active
demand for the stock which is being held
at s.. so per share with very little for sale
at that figure.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20

Mr.. H. p. King, late of Ryan Hotel
Turkish baths, st. Paul, has accepted a
position at Amos Turkish baths Mr.
King is acknowledged by those who
know to be the best shampooer west of
New York. Henry, who has been here
so long, will have charge of the day shift.
Henry is always all right. These baths
are a great benefit to people suffering
from colds, grippe, rheumatism, etc.
Baths open day and night; three atten-
dants; sleeping rooms. Turkish bath,
81 90; plain bath, 25 cents. Amos Turk
ish Baths, corner Broadway and Main.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

News has been received from Bla ackfoot
of the death, from rheuma tism. of John
Hunsberger, aged 81. He came to Mon
tana in 1860, locating at Fort Benton. For
II years he was treasurer of ChOteau
county, and was the first proprietor of
the Grand Union hotel Fort Benton. Re
Gently he had been conducting a restau
rant at the Blackfoct agency.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20
MILLINERY OPENING,

On Monday, March goth, I will display
my spring stock of Millinery. All are
cordially invited.
MISS L. f. MCLARAN,
81 E. Broadway, Butte.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-03-20

George S. Geddes, who was convicted
and sentenced to a term of 80 years for
completely IN the murder of Winnie
Brown, near Miles City, about two years
ago, is again at liberty. A short time
ago the supreme court found that the
trial court had erred, and ordered new
trial. The case has been dismissed by
the trial court and Geddes ordered libar-
ated. The supreme court also ordered a
new trial in the case of Thomas Welch.
who is under sentence for completely in
the crime.