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SHR0UDED IN MYSTERY
Secret Of the Man Who Wanted
to Die Alone Unsolved.
NO CLEW YET DISCOVERED
Hundreds View the Body Without Id en-
tifying It-Butte Woman's Search
for Missing Husband
Comes to Light.

The body Of the unknown man who died
at 1880 o'clock Thursday morning in a
room at the Arlington house is still at
Turtles undertaking establishment, and,
although it has been viewed by hundreds
Of persons, 1t has not yet been identified.
Everything possible is being done by c.
A. futile to learn the mans identity and
II the body is buried in the potter's field
it will not be Mr.. Tuttle's fault.
Mr.. futile has received a telephone mes
sage from a Mrs. Murphy of Butte in
curing in regard to the unknown. Mrs.
Murphy said that the description of the
man published in the Standard CORE
sponded with that of her husband, who
had left home several months ago for
Hamilton, and from whom she had not
since heard. Mrs. Murphy said that her
husband had a swelled knucke on the
right hand. She said also that if the I'M
known was her husband he could be
identified by Mrs. Lyons, who resides in
the east end in this city.
Mrs. Lyons called at Tuttles yesterday
and, after viewing the body, said it was
not that of Mr.. Murphy Of Butte.
Mr.. Tuttle wrote to ]. w. Nelson of the
Valley Clothing company of Hamilton,
Mont, asking if the man is known there
The Valley Clothing company is the place
from whence came the unknown mans
clothes.
Among the people who called to view
the body yesterday were two ladies, one
from Hamilton and one from Missoula.
They both believed they had seen the
man before, but they didn't know his
name.
A photograph of the body was taken
yesterday. The body will be buried in
three or four days, after which the pho
tograph will be used as a means of iden-
LITIGATION in case any persons should call
after the corpse has been inferred.
Mr.. futile will go to Butte Monday.
taking with him the eyeglasses that were
found in the dead mans pockets. 1t is
very probable that Towle 6, Winterhalter.
the Butte firm where the glasses are reg
istered have the name of the unknown
man on their books as the purchaser OF
the eyeglasses.
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EAST SHORT OF Sill YER
Sub-Treasury Sends Columbian
Half Dollars Into Circulation.
ONCE WERE AT A PREMIUM
Now Being Passed Out Over the Counter
OF the Anaconda Bank at Par.
People Puzzled at
First

A large number of Columbian expo
sition 50-cent pieces, which were coined
in 1892 and 1893, during the worlds fair
at Chicago, are in circulation in the
city. 1t has been so long since they
were handled that they are arousing
curiosity.
The coins were brought into circua-
ton in Anaconda few days ago by the
Daily, Donahoe & Greenwood bank In
the latter part Of September the local
bank sent an order to the sub-treasury
in Chicago asking for Is and 50-cent
pieces and silver dollars. Several days
later they received the silver, among
which were $1,000 in Columbian EXPOSE
ton half dollars coined in 1892 and
$1,000 of the same coin coined in 1888
These were given out during the last
pay days.
So rare has been the appearance Of
the coins that when offered them at the
bank several persons refused to accept
and others looked upon the coins with
a doubtful eve.
There are some people who believe
that this money is not good,' said Mr..
Greenwood, manager of the bank, yes
terday, "but it is and it is being again
brought into circulation in the East.
Small silver is very scarce in the East
and 1 judge that they are getting down
to the reserves"
During the time of the worlds fair
these Columbian exposition 50-cent
pieces We're sold in Chicago at 81 each.
The first 10 half dollars that We're
coined sold for fabulous sums.
1.-The first pieces of new money coined
always are in Demand said Mr.. Green
wood yesterday. ''The reason for this is
that in casting the first 10 or u coins
of any new form, the mould, after each
casting, is polished. This imparts to
the coins mirror-like luster. Coin col
lectors are always eager to secure these
first coins
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: NOT MUCH DAMAGE.
Farmers Affected but Little by the Pres
ent Cold Snap.

Farmers Affected but Little by the Pres
ent Cold Snap.
Damage to the crops in the valley
caused by the cold wave is not by any
means extensive said A. M. Walker,
chairman OF the board of county commits
soners, yesterday. Stew potatoes have
been nipped by the frost, although in
some places the ground was frozen for
three inches. Where the snow had drifted
vegetables still in the ground were
protected. The only damage was done in
places where the wind has a clear field
and had swept away the snow.
"1Trosts in October are not infrequent
in this section, although seldom does such
cold weather come at this time. The Sep
tember equnoctal storms did not appear
this year, and l am of the opinion the bad
weather we have been having are those
delayed storms. The present conditions, I
believe. will pass away and we will have
six weeks of clear, open weather, with
perhaps frosty nights, before Christmas.
Still, / am no prophet and there is no
telling what may happen
The temperature yesterday morning was
16 degrees above zero. During the day 1t
went up to IS. but in the evening settled
down again to about 20.
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Methodist,

The Methodist people have secured the
services of Prof. Henry Myers as leader
of their choir. Prof. Myers has had ex-
tensive experience and is most accom-
plished musician. The choir is already
promising some very fine music under his
direction. The services to-day will be:
Glass meeting at 10 o'clock; preaching by
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Cattermole, at II
o'clock on 1.-THE Use and Abuse of the BIZ
ble'; Sunday school at 1890; at o'clock
Rev. Mr.. Sutton, the famous temperance
lecturer, will address the people; at $50
the Epworth league holds its regular ses-
sion; at 7:30 the pastor breaches on "A
Beautiful Woman"
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FILED FOR RECORD.
Deeds and Other Instruments Recorded

Deeds and Other Instruments Recorded
Yesterday.
The following instruments were filed
with the county clerk and recorder yes
terday:
Deed-Marvin B. Watson and Katie
Watson to r. NJ. Cobban, the northeast
quarter of section g. township IA north,
range IA west.
Placer location--By David DeZille ana
A. Dezille, the Rockybar claim, LOCO feet
southeast of the Silver Star mine
Receivers certificate-From Katie Wat
son, s4O0 in payment for the northeast
quarter of section II. township IA NORTH
range ID west.
~Water right location-By James Cough
and John T. Cough, $50 inches of Carter
creek for irrigating section 80, township 10
north, range 10 west,
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GOES TO PRISON.

Clinton Dotson Taken to Deer Lodge to
begin Serving His Sentence.
CLINTON Dotson was taken to Deer
Lodge Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Joe
DAILY to begin serving his 99-year sentence
for the murder of Eugene Culinane. He
presented the same weary, haggard APP
pearance of the day before Before leav-
ing Dotson had a long consultation with
his attorneys. in which he is reported to
have urged them to apply for new trial.
They decline to talk about the matter or
to say whether or not they have any
such intention. 1t is significant, however,
that one of the lawyers, ]. M. Self, has
the papers in the case. Dotson made no
statement before leaving. preferring to
say nothing until this matter of an appli-
cation for new trial Is settled.
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Sheriff Con!ey's Dilemma.

Sheriff Jack Conley is receiving bids.
unsealed. for a considerable portion of
the duck population of Utah. 1t is the
sheriff's intention to leave next Thursday
for Utah on duck shooting expedition.
The fact that he is going has leaked out.
You're going to bring me back some
ducks, aren't you, Jack?' is question he
has been hearing scores of time a day
ever since his proposed trip became
known. Sure he invariably answers.
Now he is figuring on how many hunters
he must employ to kill enough ducks to
supply all his friends.
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IN DISTRICT COURT.
Minor Business Done at the Session Held
Yesterday,

1csteTudy.
In the district court yesterday an order
of sale of real estate was signed in IT,.
matter of the estates of s. Cameron ana
F. Palmer. An order of sale of personal
property was signed in the estate of J. A.
johnson.
In the case of Mary Crosswhite and
others against Mary Jorgenson and 9TH
ers, the demurrer to the affirmative de-
Tense in the answer was withdrawn and
the plaintiff given 10 days to reply to the
same.
The taxation of the bill Of costs in this
action was, by order of the court, con-
tinued to Saturday next at $50 o'clock
in the case Of c. w. French against Da-
vid Grattan.
Court adjourned till $50 a. M Monday,
when Deputy Clerk McGuinness will ad-
journ to Tuesday. Adjournments will be
taken in a similar manner from day to
day until Judge Napton returns from
Phillpsburg, where he will hold court
Monday.
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EPISCOPAL.

st. Marks Episcopal church, corner
Main and Sixth streets: Early celebra-
ton, a. M: morning prayer and litany,
II a. M. Sunday school, 1890 y. m. !;
Daughters Of the King, $50 D. M: even
ming service, 1880 p. m. Topic of morning
discourse, How Can These Things Be?"
evening, "David's Confession. 1 Have
Sinned." Wednesday next, st. Luke's day,
holy communion at 10 a. m. Alfred Brown,
rector.
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Baptist.

Baptist church, corner Of Fifth and Lo-
Gust; J. A. Jenkins. pastor; residence, 423
Elm street, Preaching al II a. M: sub
ject. 1.-The Best Service: Sunday school
at 1905 p. M; Christian Endeavorers at 7
p. m. The Rev. e. B. Sutton will deliver
a lecture on temperance this evening; ac-
mission free: a collection will be taken.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening" the
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RECEPTION TO PASTOR.
Rev. and Mrs. F. Is. Cleland to Be Hon.
ored by the Congregation.

Thursday evening next, at the Presby-
terrain church, the members of that con-
creation will tender a reception to Rev.
r. b Cleland, the pastor, and his bride.
All the ministers of the Butte Presbytery,
IN which Anaconda is located, and all the
ministers of this city, irrespective of de-
nomination, have been invited to attend.
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Swedish Mission.

Rev. Serjund, missionary Of the Cop
tic church of Soudan. Africa, will preach
at II o'clock a. m. in the Swedish Mis-
sion church. corner of Fifth and Alder
streets. Services will be held at o'clock
In the evening. G. Nelson, pastor.
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TO MEET TUESDAY.

Important Session of the Soldiers Recep-
ton Committee Called.
The meeting of the soldiers reception
committee scheduled for last night was
not held because the business men, being
obliged to keep their stores open late,
could not attend. The secretary has is
sued the following notice:
"a meeting of the soldiers reception
committee will be held Tuesday, Oct II.
at p. m. at the city clerks Office Chair
men of reception, decoration and pro-
gramme committees are requested to be
present.
"H r. BURG, Secretary"
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Presbyterian church: Services at IL a..
m and 7:30 p. M. preaching by the pas
tor Rev. f. B. Cleland: Sunday school at
1915 p. M: Christian Endeavor at $50 D.
m: prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing. The following quartette will sing at
both morning and evening services to-
day: Soprano, Miss Macdougal; alto, Miss
Marchion; tenor, Mr.. Martz; bass, Mr.
Pickle; organist Mrs. Richardson.
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WILL DRINK NO MORE.
LOSS of Frank Kern's Moustache Proves

Loss of Frank Kern's Moustache Proves
Lesson to Him.
Frank Kern, who was arrested by Chief
White on Main street Friday afternoon
for fighting and disturbing the peace, was
arraigned and found guilty in the police
court yesterday. He was fined. $40 and,
in default of payment, was committed to
the county Jail for five days.
Kern is the man who was rendered ELI
gible for membership in the No Mustache
club, q barber yanking it off in fight
with the drunken man. Kern declares
he will take the pledge.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

To-day is the 20th Sunday after Trinity.
Services will be held in Anaconda
churches as follows:
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Read circulars of the Butte optical
Co. DR.. McKendry now at Leland ho-
tel. All work special and guaranteed.
Eyes examined free.
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Colored Baptist Mission.

Colored Baptist Mission. Matte Block:
Service at II a. m. and s q. M: prayer
meeting Friday at p. m. All are invited
R. w. Jennison, pastor.
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Henderson e. Hamilton, the. up-to-
date merchant tailors. 81 East Com'l
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Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs.
H. g. Coy, Cos Cedar street, Thursday
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NEPftI.


Ncpbl Coop. 10 close u. Doors aud Retire
FROM Husincss The soldiers banquet.
Special Correspondence.
NophL Utah. Aug. 25-Ncphi o. not
tn be- uutduny by her sister towns ln
welcoming home our brave volunteers,
arrangements are now completed Co
give them ruuaIng reception this
evening, consisting uf o. banquet ne tho
pulutIal rpslIyuy, uf Hon. George g.
Whitmurv followed by "a ball ln the
opera house. An appropriate pro-
gram has been gotten up, which will be-
rendered during Che evening Inter-
spvrHyd with the dancing.
~ T. Grant NJ the Home Fire lnHur-
uurp company has been bon town tho
past two days hustIlnr Tor hls company
A. "a meeting uf the directors uf the
NophI Coop held Monday night % WINS
decided tu close the store and rHtlr"
from business. Superintendent j,
WORD was seen and said that while the
end could have been delayed fnr u fry
months at least D. was thought best
Co bring matters Go u close nc this time
Too many bad accounts ~ long stand
luE iH tho principal cause OF closing tho
pioneer store nj Nuphl liut tho man
agymrut b. confident of being able Co
pay am creditors and stockholders "a
good per cent uu ull claims,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. oPFICE oF
TIM SECRETARY, WASHINGTON, %. a..
July -u l9n scaled proposals Viii be- ru-
uu|Fri 40 tho Treasury Department Masl-
iUHIur. 10 &C. until two o'clock, y. Nj, Thurs
uay, september % lsI, Tor the purchase u
tuuurNpuuy belonging 90 the uultrd stHrs,
lu thp ,Ify M -alt Lake, ltah, hviuE .uI. u
lut thfu. .H and plrt W lot four .u Iu Uurk
UuyatuUa.I, rIHt "N", salt lukUtlty survey
sut lH.u county Utah rvrrItnry" aunfl.u-
lug -Ils Square rods, ,ia s1uHru foot. uITH -
IUss and known %. the Industrial Christina
IlHmof including an Improvements. uuUHr.
IUu4urust fixtures etc. belonging thereto.
IHI Information may nD obtained 4pHu lHs
U.lHItIuU tu tho SECRETARY NJ iHu Treasury
Zach bidder must suNmIi Win NH proposal
90 certified rhunh ln the sum M hlu prr cont
uf bis proposal us u EuIwuftuW -Ind flithL
uiluurl must state what proportion % ne
purchase price Will bu paid down. md ludl.
cate choir wishes ns 90 thu uluu"r NJ making
ur'urrrN payments, which NU'"frN payments
shall bear Interest 40 the rutH NJ lHIruyr cone
DOR uuuNm payable aHlulrNuuHN.IN.
IhH right ls reserved 60 r.|uft any ami NIl
bids. or HuINuIuflmI|'fI HT detects many
bid should 30 uy uromvl boo tlu lHta.mi M tHa
uuyvrumvut tu dutn
IHch proposal must hn sglIHH marked
"IrpInsll Or purrhHsg % industrial Chris.
tim Home NulIdinr -l.t Lake laH' aud
uddrt'ssud and mailed tu
l. j. GAGE
secretary oi tho Treasury
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SILVER CITY.
silver city Greets Her Soldier Boys Around
the banquet Table Notes-Porsonals.


Special Correspondence.
silver city. Aug. 25.-Tho citizens OF
this place met last Wednesday and
lastly arranged % reception for tho vol-
unteers who enlisted from Silver CITY.
They were Fred w. Schaupp and ".
NJ, Ellison. quite "a number Of people
came over from Eureka and Mann
moth, including several returned bat
terry men, who took an active part In
Short, Ron cole. ". Wiley and nd
Brush. nicely decorated Ilitcr's hail
for the occasion, Before dancing COM
mcnocd Judge llunfurd delivered a
brief address of welcome. which was
followed by the reading OF poem, COM
posed Ia honor ot Richard Ralph, one
OF Tintlc'H soldier boys, who died while
en- route home from tho Phulpplncs.
An elaborate supper was served ut the
Taylor restaurant ana over two huu-
drcd people, RECALLED themselves with
every obtaluuhln dollcury, The COM
Mite on banquet Miss Nellie Steele.
Miss Lulu osborne and Miss Mabel
About nifty dollars was afterwards
subscribed by thr business men u the
camp which viii b, presented 90 sol
dior boys from this place
Attorney Robertson was over from
Eureka on business Friday.
Theron Gcdde8 NJ tho swansea mining
company came ont 20 the mine Frs
day.
Joseph Gerber returned from visit
with his family in SAT- Lake Wodnos-
day evening,
George IaNman ana wife were SAT-
Lake visitors during tho week.
Tom Harvey and Miss Pearl Smith
We're married ut Provo this week. They
Will make their home here In tho fI-
ture.
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BRIGHAM CITY.


Teachers Examination Monday NetL
Special Correspondence.
brigham. Utah. Aus .5.-rha board
Of examiners announce that tho Duuu-
~ teachers examination Will com.
moncc ON Monday September itH. at %
"a. m. iu the Whittier school boo this
city The studies Tor examination uu
Monday will be PSYCHOLOGY. ufthusrus
ply history ana drawing, Tuesday.
pedagogy, geography uulmmu Hud
writing "Wednesday arithmetic. NATURE
aud reading. Paper viii De provided
by the board.
The district schools OF brigham VIII
begin september lith The truHtroB
failed 90 make satisfactory arrange
mUntH with Str. Snow fHr tuH use of tho
old academy building, HI room viii huVc
20 bc provided In other buildings.
The trustees % North Willard ply-
mouth aud Manila school districts ate
tuoVlh pliuq % splQ lHi HulslA'Aru
houses. There IT. no better Indication
90 tho growth Of county than Do seen
in school house building.
quito "a number Of mining claims arc
being located near brigham. Some
body ought to be getting rich pretty
Last Sunday james Guymon. q
young man living In the Fourth ward,
was operated upon ior Appendicitis
The patient lg progressing fuVurunlys
The nights lately have been quite
cold. Last Monday night there WINS
quite % frost in some parts. Ia Muntuu
Che potato vines were nippcd.
send go cents 90 the "Nows' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
"On Co Manila" We pay tho postage.
af.Utf.ss fnL.u IN unNFuUnt
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