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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

Judge Minor of tine Law ana Equity
Court, Of Richmond, is trying the ex-
pertinent Of having jurors who had
never served as such before. We VEN
ture the prediction that they will do
good service. Professional jurors are
not desirable, and hangers-on Of court
room, can't be relied on.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

The unfortunate man who was hang
ed TO death at Pulaski ON last Friday,
just before his execution uttered this
prayer "Oh, Lord, to thee ! COM
mend my spirit, and may this be a
warning TO all highwaymen, my
friends and enemies, and may it keep
all from doing wrong"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

There Is no better way 10 get rid of vour
temper than by keeping it," SAYS an ex-
chanee some people seem to think that
tney can get ria ola bad cough in the same
NY Keep yonr cough and You viii soon
mo TO necessary 20 keen sometime ,ror-e-
Letter invest "a quarter in bottle of David y
cough Syrup-the remedy that cures when
others iail.-for saleby Winston & Gray.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22
New crop
Dom Congh.

Iurnip Seed now on sale at II. c.
Crule's Drug Store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22
Farmville, Va.
Valuable Coal Property For Sale :

By virtue Of DEGREES rendered al the Sep
tember term, 1872 Of the Circuit Court of
the County of Prince Edward Ina the chanceEy
causes styled =. A. Hubbard vs.. irving and
Mckinney vs.. Irving, the Undersigned will
on
MONDAY, 10Th OCTOBER, 1899,
at y NJ, that being court day, sell i'm front
OF the Courthouse Farmville, Va, that val
liable property known as the Piedmont or
farmsille Coal Mines containing
3j7lI ACRES,
I'm the county OF Cumberland, and three
miles from Farmyill-, Va.
IERM~:-One third cash, balance I'm one
ana TWO years, taking from purchaser bonds
with interest from date for deferred pay
mcnts.
&. II. BLISS AD. WATKINS.
AuctiOnecr. 4. VI. MILLER
Farmville, Sept. rs, 90. Commissioners.
l. W. II. Ihackston, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF the County Of Prince Edward, do
certify that the bond required by decree i'm
above styled suit has been duly executed
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September, 1899.
W. II. THACKSTON, Clerk.
sept. g2-3t
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

The Oceanic is now the monarch of
ocean crafts. 1t belongs to the White
Star line, and recently made its mai
den trip across the Atlantic. The
Great Eastern was the wonder of a few
years ago and was thought 10 be 100
large for practical purposes The
Oceanic is larger and is in active ser
vice. The number ID is not allowed on
door or any other thing on board, so if
you select it as your conveyance for the
Paris Exposition you need not fear Of
being assigned 10 room IL. Sailors are
more superstitious than we landmen
are. In this connection weare remind
ed that Mr. r. s. Robertson, who has
travelled extensively, does not object
To room ID, but positively refuses to oc-
cupy No. n. He will sit up all night
rather than have that room.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

The Atchison Gioje tells Of a wife
who has blunid her husband into the
belief that she has heart disease, and is
liable 20 drop dead if crossed in her
Wishes Aud adds that she is the
envy of AN the other wives i'm town.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

The State Democratic Committee has
opened permanent headquarters in
Richmond for the campaign, and
Mayor Ellyson will be i'm command
again. During his absence "the mice
did play but now all VIII be order
and quiet in the household.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

Money stringency in New York, and
tine treasurer of the United States rush
es TO the relief There has been a
stringency Of that kind among farmers
since 1873 and 30 treasurer has init
mated any desire for relief Let New
York feel the pinch for a time and
may be general relief Will follow.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22
FARM TO RENT,

satisfactory party.
Farmer Wanted,
ana not mere crOpper. Possession imme.
alateiy. school on tine place. Three miles
rom station.
G. S. WING,
aug o-tL Green Bay, Va.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-09-22

All communications and money should 0e
addressed TO THE HERALD. farmvlle, Na.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
IN flint Jabren
r1u6 ole pullman palace Gar Co." ibre
nnIuitertaot" pullman ~perfaufen.

91ab elmer bon Gi6ter 8afer bom 9ieIieen
&retsqert9t a6gege6enen enogultigen Gnt=
f9ei0ung muB Die ,BuInan palace Gar
Gonpanp" inner6al6 elmer 3eit bon flint
Sa6ren fdmmtli9es Gigent6um in Der Dor
ftobt Pu1man bertauTen unb lit nur beredz
tigt, Die Wagenfa6rifen nit Dem ba3u ge90@
ri3en NreaI bOn 10 Ncres, auf benz bic So
brifen er6aut iinb, Iofpie i6r an Mt@igan=
@benue unb @bamsi traBe gelegenes Office
9ebdube, finfunO5pdn3igNcres2an an Der
8elt>@tfenba6n unb 3ebn Ncres n0rbli9 bon
PuQnan fir 8au3pede gu be6dlten. Snnerz
9al6 zines Sabres bort bic Stdbt Yuqman
auf, cine eigene Muni5ipaIitGt gu fem, unb
tpirb @6icago einberleibt. 9tefe @ntf6eiz
bung, Die cine SOlge Der 3pifden Dem O6erz
Stdatsannalt Nttn etnerietts un6 BEN prGz
fibenten unb Dem 8ice=prGftbenten Der
r9ulImun Balace Gar 3d., &o6ert s. Gin
colin unb S6omas q. OXIDES, getroffenen
8eretnbarung 1T, bebeutet bds @nDe elmer
langen gert3tli9en GontrDber1e, bic am II.
Iu9uit 1894 bur4 ben bamaIigen Sberz
Stdatsdnipdlt Muurice s. Moloneb bur6
etnen i'm 8ert6t geite0ten Nntrag er0ffne1
tpurbe, benz 3ufOlge bic 8eri9te erfuAt muir
ben, Der pullman paluce Gar g." auf
8runo Der S6atia4e, baB fe bic i6r in i6rem
Sretbrtefe berliebenen &e9te iiber1drttten
babe, bas 8eibre8t auf Die gan3e 5tabt
Puaman, bic aIs felbitftGnbige Muni3ipali%
tdt gefu9rt tperoe, gu enr3ie6en. Die Nngetez
gen6eit purbe beim 6taatszS 6er9eri8t einz
gerei4t, unb biefes CAB i'm Sftobet lebten
Sdbres cine @ntf9eiOung a6, bic ba6in 1o1z
tete, baB Der DPuIman polace Gar g." in
benz tbr BON ben Staatsbeb0rben berlie6enen
5relbrtefe Die @rlau6niB unb bos 9le9- err
tbeilt puroe, @agenfdbriten gu errt9ten unD
1ol9e 8ebdube auf5ufi6ren, bic gum Sc
trtebe Der @riteren a6iolltt notbpenDi1 fino.
Die @rbauung unb @ertpaltung elmer eiges
men StaDt fei cine btrefte @erIeBung Der Ger
@efelf4aft gefebli9 3uite6enben 8e6te unb
t0nre BON benz @ert9te ni9t gebiGigt iperz
ben. Sn Solge Diefer @ntI9eibung tr0ffnez
ten Die Re4tsantpdlte Runne1s uno gurrD
ols 8ertreter Der pullman Balace go> 60"
nit benz S6erzS tdutsunpalt Mtin cine Gorz
r%efponben5 unb febten I6IieBGi9 bic Gin
gangs ertpd5nten 8eOingungen feft, Die bei
Der 4usfii9rung Der geri4tli9en Snti9eiz
bung befol9t perben follen. @enn nad5
8erlduf BON flint Subren bds Gigent5um DIR
8eieaf4oft, ouf oas ie bus 8eiibre9t perz
f9er5t bat, ni4t %Oertauft 1T, itebt Dem O6ers
@taatsanfpdlt Ous Re4t gu, einen geri6tliz
9en 8erfauf bes ii6rig ge6lie6enen @igenz
tbums 3u ertpirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
unfere Wohendueoabe.

Bir Ienten bic NufmertIamteit u%nferet
Qefer auf uniere @o4en : ausgube. Ipel4e
in 0eutf9Ianr cine mad Saufenben 5dbtenbe
gerbreitung bat anb groBes SntereIe erre9t,
Sc fDnnten 8iele ibren 8ernunbten ourd
Elm announcement uuf bus BO9enblctt cine
1reube bereiten unO ss firben audi Die1e
Sraeen iiber biefge @er1dltniHe, tpel@s in
biefer 3eitung eingeben6 erOrtert peroen, auf
biefe Weiie lire Grlebiguns obne lange 8riefs
i9reibereien.
0ie 8o6en : Musgube, mad 0eutf3l1nO
pher fonft in's MusIunO rerfonbt, toftet incl,
9OrtO $500 per Subr, i'm 9oraus subl'
Ear,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Gin Better in Der 10th.

@ie bGufi9 fitbet ma1t 2eute, bic beitGrbie
BON f0rperli6en 9eiben gepla9t liitb ulb In
fol9e beiien aue 9uit am 3eber perlieren. @s
iinb bies llomentli6 iol9e 9erIonen, mel9e
al 8lutormutb, .Slet9iu9t, GerpenI9wG6e,
all Der 2eber, BEN 9tieren, 8erftopfun9 uub
8erbanul9Sit6rlrna Der i6limmiten Dirt leiz
ben. Golden &ranten iitb bic it Der 9aus
gen 8elt befonnten ct. Bernard &rGlterz
piGen l6ou bdufia ais Elm wirfli6er 9tetter
III Der Notb eri6teneu unb eSebermanlt, mel
der bieie beilfrGfti9e 9tr3uei einmol probirt
bat, bdlt ite beitdnOi9 i'm 6uuie NIB treuut
1i9 ni9t mebr DON berlel5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

6ortiebuna auf ber Z. Selte.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

pgr Sic 2ltfmterfiatnfett Der St=
fer Der @od)ematts9abe Der vSat=
mpis staatS5ettmng" tpirO bterntit
auf ole at anoerer Ste4c D. SI. rer=
6TentIiGte elite oet Nrdntien far
mmScre nora1tssa1lenSen W6Onnctts
ten 9eri6tct. @benSafeIbit ffttS
aud ole @cOimgttngeIt, ttntcr Semett
Stc 0r6mtcm sur @ertbetlHt8 gelan=
acu, 4tit0etbetlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

1~1nferen 2efern in Californian CUR Rudz
ri9t, baB 6err s. SimmIen, 8ertreter Der
@erman Qmerican pubGiibing So. in 2os
@ngeles, fe Qnfungs Mdr5 fir bic rSGinois
Staats3eitung" befu9en tpirb. 0erfelbe tit
gum @mpfange BON 9elbern bon urs bepoG=
mG9tiqt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

- 11nTere GOrrefpOnbenten unb Ggenten
befu6en Die folgenben Staaten:
!6err Puul 5riebel bic Staaten Soma,
Minnefota, Iptpie Gprbz unb Siibz0aecta.
9err NbDIf Werner 5treiit ge9enz
nGrtig aIs 8ertreter Der vSainoi5 Staat5z
3eitung" ben Stat SG;nois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

Na4 befonberer ltebereinfunft bat bic
German Nmerican Publifbing So. in Cos
NngeIes, Ga1if., uniere 8ertretung fir gez
nannte @taOt unb Siibzgalifornien iiber=
nommen unb finb beren @ertreter bere9tigt,
Qbonnements9elber gu foleftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf.
Wholesale Il Retail Grocs-.
232 INTO 234 Of 2ianOocp6-S traee,
Smiideu 9<ranf(in= unb Wearfets otr.

232 uno 234 of gaanoorpb-Stra6e,
awiipeu Trantttu- unb Wtartet' Str.
Chic az o, Sas..
erbtelt neue Sel6uuQeft bon
NtiSd)etn 0ctniiIe=, Yiunncniamett
sSriif EN- 0taiensras mnO Oeloiannen,
Snip ortirtcnt oeMtfdJeit 8aIOntetlter
&ftbeder GpargfIn, SettctUer VtIben,-
9emtidbcm Sdlnittbo bmen franz. @rbfem,
Vraus. Gbamptgnone, oemtfdcn Stu8urfet,.
WtagOeb. SauerfraMt, Trantfurter Srattuutft,
Stanm1 d. no. GctDcIatUmrit, ineipb. S6tMteit,
IramS. Srttfeln, &apcrt, SitOcu,
Wtohn. uno CIiDenOI, 91hcIoorfcr gent,
Srabanter Garoeuen, Mppettt-silO, GaIattt
&icIer Sprottcm, 3r1mtcr=9tttdD opics,
8anslebetsYaiteten, gerdudb. StOr u. &1GS,
Warinirt. &antb. Nal, run. Garoimen,
Run. Sraniar. Sannb. toH>Serinscn
0edbtem sou. WiIdlener 0Ou=& eringen
gtedltent GGtuetSerf6Ie, Sr6utcrf6ie,
Jrontage De Yrie, Hoaueforts&die,
yeu5dbatcIc SAFE, $int barg er= uno S0bmf1Ie
sou. Goatter Safe. fcimitem @anefaic,.
Vfarrer SIN cipp'e Wals.Ssaffce, Gidorien,
Medbtcnt ungar. Noiem.Yaprifa, Wobm,
Sftild Oh emt 6riinfcrn, Slnlett, Cries SttIe,
l~Sctnjter SScrI9critc, OcrlteNGriife,
&artofelmeb NeiSmebI, GtdclfaHee,
SmdUeiseiartiBc, &afer9riBc, Sago,
9emtld)em Sirnem. &irld)cn, &set0eIbeeret,
9emtiaem u. trans. 3WetIdlen, &nomntenmtmS
yeinitem Sapa=, Woffa. uno 8ins&affee,
gtc after NamtIcsGbocol0Oc, &afao,
4feifTer mnO oilers &aTee>@HenG
WedItcm &tcbig'S 6letid)ertraft
0feiiTer tno 9tuer'S fIeifdlertraft,
&c dbtent Barrier Sd)utp St1ba6 BON &obbef,
9emt!dlcn Solsfd1aben tmo $SolSSattoMelm,
Gomie allen Qtrtem ppn Groceries
au ben blllt9fet Hreiien.
Henry SchOelHkOp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
@t6ttg fit WQmner.

Mns Oanfbarfett aebe t9 alien 2eibenben, bic
mir i'm 8ertrauen i@reiben. fcienfreie MuSfunft
ME man BON @9wGGesufGnben arinrli& ae-
BELT tperben fam. Eduard Heintzmann,
2OS Monroe Ave., Hoboken, N. j.
gr~dbnt btsie 8eituns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Grofntt,
Die erfteu 3eueen i'm Rouineer.
pro5e6 perP0rt.
Aur Capt. Gbarlefon madDt widDz
ti9e Ausfa9eu.
befd]retbt, in welder Gage
Die GetdJe 9efunoen mnroe.
Ser GOroners= Nr5t giebt iein @utadten
ii6er bic Mntopiie ab.
Gr gerdt6 NIT Dent Yert6eioiser cart
anetnat0er.
Gr 9erat6 NIT oent Yert6etoiser Cart
aneinan0er.

anpoIt ~5urtbmann, wel6er Rollinser's
2edtsbeiltono 1T, mari Dr.. Qoel Dor,
feline pfidt pernadIdifi9t gu toben. =
Staatsanwalt Oeneen leitete ole Derhanoz
lung our9 Elm eldn3enoes Rei um6 oes
Seweismoterials eir, weldes ole Staats=
onwalti9aft eeeen 3olineer in Pdnoen
bat. Der aneefIa9te felbft trd9t eroBe
6IeideiiIti9feit sur S4au uno nur Elm
1toI CAB er 6ei4en pon feelii3er 1nfre=
9ur9.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

DR.. Reed. Dentist, 1l5 North Main. :
See Hight & Fairfield's add. Page s. &
Picture frames cheap. Simons' 1856 S
Main.
j. G. Bates, tuner, Montana Music
company. Tel. 504.
Alexander Laist, attorney-at-Iaw, room
81, Silver Bow block.
Horses wintered-Inquire of H. b. Ash
worth at Reeds Stable, pa 5. Main. "
p. O.. S. of A., dance at the Auditorium
Christmas night. Tickets, 81.
Tinware, roofing, e~avetroughs, smoke
stacks made to order. A. e. Jones, 26f
East Park =
Business lunch. 15c. from II to 8, at the
Hamilton. Kaltenback & Kerth, IS West
Broadway.
Butte Stove Repair company for fix
lures and Home Comfort ranges. Phone
529, 216 e. Park. 81
Chemicals and assayers' supplies. Fair
Drug and Assay Supply company, 115
East Park street. *
The funeral of Richard Hoeckner will
take place tomorrow at 10 a. M, from
Richards undertaking rooms.
The funeral of Richard Holman will
take place Sunday at 2 p. m, from the
family feSluence IedII street, NOftn
Walkerville.
A line of mems fine grade Kersey Over
coat, black, blue and brown, SO; boys
new fall suit long pants, $500. Boucher,
As East Park.
The remains of T. G. Morris, who died
of pneumonia this morning, We're remov-
ed this afternoon to the residence of J.
II. Smith. No. 933 w. Broadway, await
ing the arrival of his parents.
The attention of the world is directed
to South Africa where the British and
Beers are engaged in a deadly struggle
for supremacy, but the attention of the
people of Butte and vicinity is directed
to the merits of Centennial beer, a royal
beverage which never fails to give salts
faction to it's users.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS,

The theaters are flooded with an i'm
mense lot of clap-trap plays suggested
by the war between America and Spain;
plays hastily written or some old book
done over and basted into shape to meet
the popular demand for such class of en-
~tertainment.
The day after the explosion of the
Maine, Mr.. Lincoln j. Carter the multi
manager was conversing with Hal Reid
and both being play-wrights, Mr.. Carter
suggested the title Remember the
Maine for dramatic usage. After fur
ther conversation it was agreed that both
should watch keenly the events to follow
and then write a play of merit suggested
by the title. Slowly the work was lone
and carefully revised n accomplished.
1t is a play which at once excites and
holds with interest. the auditor until the
final curtain.
There is laughter apletny-sonle tears
some patriotism and plenty of vim and
go. Remember the Maine will be seen
at the Grand Sunday, Monday ana Tues
day of neXt week.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06
REAPP0RTIONMENT0 OF FUNDS,
CITY WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT
TEE DISCUSSES FINANCES.

The committee on ways and means Of
the city council held an important meet
ing at the city hall last night, which was
attended by Aldermen Ferns, Kroger
and Medin. City finances were discussed.
The street and alley fund, 10, which the
years appropriation was $50, 900, was
found to have been exhaustal Lereinher
l, and to be in arrears. 1t vas decided to
transfer to this fund, $4,000. and to hold
the expenditure for the remainder of the
fiscal year dow to that sum.
The health department has been under
much expense of late, by reason of the
smallpox epidemic and the committee
deemed it best to transfer So, 900 to that
fund. which at the of the
fiscal year was SO, 500.
The committee will recommend that
$21,GoO be transferred to the fund on
which is drawn the warrants for public
improvements. The original a%ppropria-
ton was SIS, 900. This amount is ex-
hausted, n the new engine house and d
portion of the Missoula sewer are yet to
be paid for.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06

his account in the estate and in it stated
That he had been unable to find either of
the heirs n suggested that the matter
be placed in the hands of an attorney. NJ.
d. Leehey transacted all his legal bust
ness for him.
In the epistle written by Mrs. Jen-
klns she states that the San Francisco
portion of the estate has been settled up;
that on the 25th of last May she received
a letter from NJ. d. Leehey asking her to
appoint an attorney to handle the estate
In a Francisco. In the letter Lee..ey
told her he had been appointed attorney
for the administrator in this city, but he
had not given the administrators ad-
dress and she desired it.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06
SUIT FOR $4,000.
AGAINST THE B. "A. & r., r. r. COM
PANY.

Margaret l.. Council began suit today
against the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Railway company to recover Judgment
for $2O,070 for injuries alleged by her to
have been sustained through alleged
carelessness of the defendant. In her
complaint she states that the defendant
Owns a pleasure resort known as Noun
tain View park; that on the 18th of Au-
gust the defendant extended a general
invitation to the public to visit the park
and she was one to accept the invitation:
that she, while crossing a bridge erected
and maintained by the defendant for the
use and convenience of said visitors,
caught hold of the hand railing and it
gave way, precipitating her to the ground
below, a distance of five or six feet; that
by the fall her left wrist was broken
above the joint and her right hand
sprained, that she was otherwise injured.
Charles O'Donnell is her lawyer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06
Butte to Have an Up-t0-Date
Telephone Exchange.
NEW SYSTEM
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co,
Will Make Many New
improvements.

Within a very short time Butte will be
served by one of the newest and most up
10 GATE telephone exchanges in existence.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, which has recently inausu-
rated a policy of expansion and improve
ment, is now putting two additional
stor1es on It's central office on East
broadway, and when completed the
building will represent an outlay of over
$40, 900.
A. u. Miller, resident ana of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany, informed an Inter Mountain re-
porter that with the completion of the
building a new switchboard, recently
invented and which is in use in com
pafatlVely few cities of the United
States. would be installed. and with it
an entirely new system throughout.
me new plan will be a model one,'
SAID Mr.. Miller. There will be no bat
teries in the subscribers instruments
the storage plant at the central station
supplying the whole system, Every
phone now in use will be taken out
and new, long distance phones. or me-
tallic circuits, substituted. The new
system will be entirely automatic in sig
mailing the central office. The lifting Of
the hand telephone from the hook will
call central. The action throws open the
enunciator in the central office and lights
a small lamp in front of the operator.
AS long as the hand telephone is off the
hook the lamp will continue to burn and
when it is replaced the light gu.s out,
which is the signal for elsconilection,
This change will be made about June.
We are now doing a lot of work in town
in the way of rebuilding our pole lines
and stringing additional cables in order
to give us the necessary wires to metallic
the exchange. Where We use one wire
now We will use two with the new sys-
tenn. We are replacing $50 miles Of iron
wire with copper. Our total wire mileage
in the city will soon be from 500 to 1000
miles, all copper wire.
1.-The new system will not be intro
duced in the other towns of Montana,
but new buildings will be constructed at
Missoula and Great Falls"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06
BURKE WAS DRUNK,
BUT HE PLAYED SOME QUEER AN
TICS AT MELROSE.

Charles r. Burke, a young man who
was taken into custody at Melrose a few
lays ago on suspicion that he had bur-
g~larized the Iowa house at Melrose, was
given a preliminary hearing in Justice
Nicholas court today.
j. j. Streb, proprietor of the house, ar
rested Burke and brought him to Butte.
He said on the witness stand he had
aught Burke in the room of a telegraph
operator under circumstances that left no
doubt in his mind that he had broken
Open a trunk and ranSacked it and had
also cut a valise from end to end. He
had found Burke lying on the bed with
his clothes and shoes on. He appeared to
be dead to the world.
John F.. Davis, the operator, stated that
he roomed at the house. He had in his
room two grips and a telescope. He had
left his trunk in the hallway. Witness
aid he was present when Burke was
searched after his arrest and saw a pair
of spectacles belonging to him taken
from the prisoners o%VercOat pocket. The
glasses, had been taken from the small
grip.
Asked if he intended to remain in the
state. Davis said he was working for
the Oregon Short Line and had no rea-
son to believe he would take up his resi-
dence elsewhere. Fl had returned from
Manila with the soldiers. having enlist
ed in Helena before going to the islands.
John DREW testified that he had seen
Burke prying open a trap door leading
to the garnet of the house.
Burke testified in his own behalf. He
said his name was Charles Edward
Burke: that he was "a years old and his
home was in Clinton, Iowa. The last
thing he remembered prior to his arrest
was when he was in Divide. He had been
drinking with some boys there. When
he arrived in Merose he also remembered
getting a room at the Iowa house, but
he was drunk and knew nothing until he
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1ohn Junk. who was arrested at Rock
CT yesterday on a charge of disturbing the
peace was arraigned before Justice
Nichols to-day.
10 you wish to plead to the accusa-
non! asked the court as Funk settled
In a seat.
No. I do not. I didn't disturb the
peace and I don't want to plead" ans
wered Funk.
wen, II you are not guilty 7 suppose
you VIII say So" said Deputy County
Attorney Alley.
Yes, sir; I'll say not guilty"
ruhk mas been a hard drinker for
three or -FOUR years and it is thought his
nina mas become unbalanced. A COM
mission may examine him later.
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Sold to W. A Clark.

Special to the Inter Mountain
",'s'"la' Mont. Dec. cit is rumored
~ MS cltS today that w. A. Clark has
purchased the Damocrat-M Messenger. a
oal'H published here. and will make it
~ W tie largest papers published in
mis- section uf the state. n is in,nossi-
PIE 70 get any word from the owners of
the l'emocrat-Aessenger as to the con-
lf:nati"n at the rumor as they will not
sas YES or 10. The price said to be paid
Tor the plant is about $1O,O 900.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Mantle, mother of Lee Mantle
VINO mas been i'll for the past five weeks.
is still confined to her bed.
Hon. H. l.. Frank will leave this even
ing for the east to be absent about six
Weekss He will visit Washington to
participate in the centenary O~bscryances
OF the death of the illustrious Washing
ton, and will also spend a few days in
New York before returning to his Old
nome in CINCINNATI, where he will spend
Christmas with his folks.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-06

LAY, II rs asserted that 46 of the 81 sem
atoIs VIII vote to seat him as senate
rom pennsylvania. These frnres ara
op'alned by counting the 80 senato~s nov
~ ~ senate who voted either for Gov
=; uett or Mantle and Is others from whom,
taim asserted promises have been OBJ
tanned favorable to Mr.. Ou,v o ~.
chandler has called a sneciaI ,noa,;na ~.
Tx committee OH elections to consider
''e case OF Mr.. Quay on Thursday.