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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
Medalist-Cirace Goldie Blitz.
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.

(Ecssie NJ. FostCf, TeaCherJ
Ce.titicates- Section b Nancy Ber-
nard, Hazel Jacob. Mile : IRON. Luz
ellie Lund.e, Sarah Grimes Rena Chase,
Grace O1Br!en.
Section Addie D5zier. Lot a Capps.
Emily Grubb. Ethel Go k. Ser ha
Mahinson. Mary Carter Myers.
houorable Mcnlon = III len Arm
strong, Rosa Lard. Addie : lnon Nora
Kelley lrere Air ris. Annie Lindsay.
George Miller BESSIE Martin
Not 40 az 1; day OF Ia as once dur
ing the session: Rena Chase. Nancy
Bernard and Addle Dozier.
Medalist-MnlieS nron
Arithmetic Medalist-lvor Walker.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT..
Golyan $. Moss. Taacher)
Certificates Section u: May Day.
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AMER. w. WATCH co. ". ". s.
WATCH co.

Supreme Judicial Court of Massachu-
sets.
March 8. 1899.
"A COURT WILL ENJOIN A COM
PANY FROM USING THE WORDS
"WALTHANf." OR "WALTHAM
MASS" ON ITS WATCHES. WHEN
ANOTHER COMPANY HAD FOR 4
LONG TIME USED THE FORMER
WORD AS a TRADE MARK, OR
TRADE NAME. ON WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY IT.
This was a suit to enjoin the dcfen-
dant company from advertising its
watches as the "Waltham Watch" or
"Waltham Watches" and from mark
Ing Its watches in such Il way that the
word "Waltham" is conspicuous. The
plaintiff was the first manufacturer Of
watches in yvaltham and had acquired
a great reputation before defendant
began business.
The court says:
The question raised at the hearing.
and now before us, is whether the de-
PENDANT shall be enjoined further
against using the words "Waltham," or
"Waltham. Mass" upon plates of Its
statement which shall dis;insu sh
clearly its watches from thos made by
the plaintiff.
an cases of this sort what ultimately
SIS 10 be worked out is n point or line
between conflicting claims. each Of
which has meritorious grounds, and
would lie extended further were it not
for the. other. 1T it desirable that the
planting should not lose custom by rea-
son of the public mistaking another
manufacturer for it. il is desirable
that the defendant should be free 10
manufacture watches al Walthan, and
to tell the world that 1t does SO. The
two des!derata canno, both lie had to
their full extent, and we have to fix
the boundaries as best we can. On the
one hand. the defendant must be al
lowed to accomplish his desideratum in
some way, whatever the loss to the
plaintiff. On the other, we think. the
cases show that the defendant fairly
may be required to avoid deceiving the
public to the plaintiffs harm, SO far
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FENCHuRCH STREET.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES :
ROLL OF HONOR.

The commencement exercises of the
Fenchurch Street School. Miss Alice b.
Wharton rector. We're held at Masonic
Temple last evening. commencing at
$50 O'clock. The exercises were very
interesting ana were attended by a
large audience.
The program was as follows:
Invocation ............ Rev. a. s. Lloyd
Salutatory ...... "Iniuence- of Vienna A..
Miss Julia kaufman.
flano solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Miss Emmic LaBlanc.
Recitation Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Miss Blanche Hecht.
Piano Duet
Prof. Koerner and Miss LaBlanc.
Valedictory Colonial Life in Virginia"
Miss Annie Osborne.
Vocal Solo ...... Miss Blanche Hecht
Address DR.. Beverly d. Tucker. D. D
Presentation of Diplomas DR.. Tucker
presentation % Medals ..
SUPERINTENDENT K. a. Dobie and Mr..
Edward Runln.
behediction .......... Rev. y. s. Lloyd
ROLL OF HONOR.
Diplomas Miss Nellie Virginia Gar
r.son. Bella Grant Rosa Gottlob
Blanche Hargrove. Cleveland Jacobson.
Julia kaufman. Emmte Sherrer La
Blanc. Annie May Osborne. Essia
i.Sci'Vr' verona May WhitehurSt and
Blanche Wasserman.
Certificates OF Schoarship-Se Section A:
Misses Ida May Davis Eva Church,
Maudc Lena Garrison. Myra Kennedy
Garsuch. Jennie Hccht, Catharjns
Jones. Davetta Levy. Edna Lesgett.
Blanche Metzger. Annie SchapiIo, Jen.
ME Witlok. Bessie Williams. Addle
Wilson and Ella Mason
Meda'ists = Annie Osborne. Mauds
Garrison.
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
q. Il. Byrd Teacner)
Certificates OF Merit Sallie Addison.
Essie Bah. Fannie Borum. Olive Car
such Rena Hames, Lucille Uargrove.
Florette Cohn. May Banks. Elsie Ben
nett. Nara Osborne Hattie Blake, Sal
lie lathrop, Lena Lowenthal, AIyra
Jordan.
elsie Bennett.
tcontinued on Sixth PaSe>
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Forced methods patDnt n,,,c.ssos ..

Forced methods. patent processes, 0c-
iii.ous navorirGs arc all fcroign 10 tha
system used by The proprietors OF tho
c. o. Taylor Whistles.
age can only come 10 liquors b. rer
iots cf time. No bottle OF G. o. Tav,o,.
Whisky is ever offered for sale mar
hasn't seen seven summers OF real are
No indiv!dral or nrm in America car
iurnish genuine 9. .. Taylor Wh,skev
except in scaled bottles bearing the firn
name signature of the sole propr etors
Chester II. Graves & sons. Boston. Mass
,ihe generality of family druggists and
gr-cers who have a reputation fox fair
and honorable dealing supply &c. o. r.;
when II IS ordered.
For sale at White Bros, Norfolk. va.
BLowns Hotel. Portsmouth, Va
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Fourth of JnIy Excursion Rnfc,
VIA q. &; %. isy.


h""nd Trip. N"rfoih 70 ;sichmnua
Fourth of July excursion tickets will
De sold between all stations on tha
chesapeake and Ohio railway at great
~ reduced rates. Tickets on sale Juiv
ist, "a. Sd and 18th. with time limit Of
July 9Th. ''' VI
For further. information ann,,, - "
w. CURD. passenger agent c,bosa
peake and Ohio Railway, Norfolk, Va
io2n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
THIRD PRIMARY.

(Clara " Newman. Tcacher)
First Prize (silver medaD awarded to
Earle Jolly.
Second Prize (slver medal awarded
to Louis Hurwitz.
Third and fourth prizes (books)
awarded to Rhea DIVER and James
Hare.
Roll OF Honor-Earic Jolly, Louis
Hurwitz. Rhea Dwyer, James Hare
Cary PoYuer, Frances Davidson. Wal
ter Atkinson Mary Mccormick. Lillian
Whtehurst. Anna Goldberg, Ethel
Guynn, Bessie Johnson. Rosa Lascara
Charles Robinson, Frank Corbct, Nettie
Dwycr. Bcnnie Joynes. Maggie Wynn
Wiley Atkinson. Christian Hansen
Maude Jolly. Viola Walden. jamie Stein
burg. Fred Ayers. Russell Smith, Anna
Fuiford. Ruby Birmingham. Linwood
kemp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01

Grace keseben, Hattie Larmour. Lou
Use fucker Belle Barley. Annie Dy-
son, Patty Stephens.
Section Ada Bell. Augusta Finck.
May Fox. Willie Garrison, Erla Metcalf.
Pauline Tebault. Marion Titmus. Alice
Beum Pauline Ward.
Honorably ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vel
lines. Lillian Land. Rena Miller. Min,
Mills. Rosa Schofleld. Eula Coleman.
Ethel Koolnge. Nellie Nelson
Not absent during the year-Annie
Dyson. Blanche White.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
CHARLOTTE STREET.
TIE GRADUATES CERTIFICATE
OF SCHOLARSHIP

THE GRADUATES CERTIFICATES
OF SCHOLARSHIP.
Following is the repor, OF the Char
lotte street school. of which Mr.. ].
Leland Boush is the rector:
FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE.
tMary l.. Hodges, Teacher.)
Graduates = Russell S. Bradford,
landlord 4. Cruiser. Frank NJ. Hall.
Joseph Marshall. Harold Dinwiddie
Outlook Stephens. George A. Walden.
Certificates of Scholarship - r.
Stearns DOdson. w. Thomas Law.
Monroe Oberndorfer. Walter p. Graz
Russell White, Hugh Whitehurst, John
II. Thompson, Robert NJ. Moreland.
Webster Runaldue.
Medalist-Gdwin McCullock Stephens
Not Absent During the Session-Wil-
lie Law.
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
Medal.st-George L. Church.
Cerriica tes-ira L. Holt, Carlyle II.
Williams. Walter b. Jones. Samuel La
Blanc. Charles X. Anderson, James c.
Little. Edward o. Ban. Luther.T. Iron
monger. Robert w. Fiveash.
Neither absent nor late during term
George Church. Allen Marshall.
a GRADE.
INTERMEDIATES GRADES.
IN. T.. Dey, Teacher.)
Certificates-Henry Young. RoderIck
Lessels. Cecil Bell. Martin Freeney.
Field Shepherd. Marshall Friedman.
Henry Holt. Cecil Stcll. Robert Nc
Blair, Malvern Hall. Willie Hudgins.
Honorably Mentioned-Paul Wright,
Hugh Davis.
Not Absent a Day-Georgc Farant.
Charlie Crump. Morton Hecht, Kennel
Jones.
GRADE.
ertifcates-IIeimey Schapiro ]. Gil
bert Grubb, c. Philip Morris, John
Dozier. Samuel Simmons. Rollin Powell.
Hunter Fulford. Eddie Jones. Morton
Hccht, Moses Gotlob, Kenneth Jones.
Fred Wasserman. Earle Stacy, Charlie
Crump.
Honoraby Northumberland Pugh.
Herbert Kelvin. George Farant. Wal
ter White. Marshal Whitehurst. Sol
ONION Fischer. John Mitchell, Jacob
Powell.
NJ. f. DEFY,
Charlotte Street intermediate.
PRIMARY.
Section A-EdSar Salomcnsky, Rich
ard Morris. Archie Page, Virginius
Sieil. VIM Patterson Jones, John
HudSins. Ollie Khea. Irwin Vanos.
Section E-Herbert Bryant Merritt.
Aubrey Esslestcn Harry Barclay. Reg
inald Page. Neville Merritt, Arthur
Church. Harry Vaughn, Edgar Runal-
dee. Leroy Cruiser. Leon Witlok, Paul
Wilson, Beverley Payne. Charles Bern
ard.
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NJ. II. DFl
Charlotte Street Intermedi
PRIMARY.
FOURTH WARD SCHOOL.

REPORT OF RICHARD l.. DOBIE,
RECTOR
Following Is the report OF the rector
and teachers OF the Princess Anne Ave
nue. School. known generally as the
Fourth Ward School. for boys and
girlS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
silver Aledal-vertical Writing: Paul

silver Mcdai-Nerttcal Writing: Paul
Murray.
Pres Spelling: Joseph Levin.
Prize Mental Arithmetic: Samuel
Levin.
mine Lyon.
Prize Given by Miss Ethel Neely)
For Neatncss: Evelyn Stone.
Certificates Of Distinction for Pro-
motion-First Grade: Lydia Bunting.
Evelyn Stone. Louise Small. Beulah
Thompson. Jessamine Lyon. Margaret
White. Hilda Luchman. Maurice Can
non. Albert Cason. Henry Cherry. Jos.
Levin. Samuel Levin. Paul Murray.
Lloyd Snowden. Willie Williams. Willie
Walker.
Certificates OF Distinction for Pro-
motion Second Grade: Rebccca Stein
burg. Celia Gholstn, Lillian Bell.
Blanche Warren, Dolly Walker. Ida
Sacks, Kenneth Baylor, Linwood Berry,
Melvin Cruiser, George Purnell. Walter
Zeltman. Leonard Knapp. Harry Crit
fin, Charlie White. Joseph Green, Percy
Kinch-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
FIRST PRIMARY.


VMultIe COSSin, TenCher.)
Roll of Honor-Lena Berman. Floy,
Baum, Sarepta Barley, Della East.
BETTE Land, Katie Lazzari. Hazel Mills.
Ethel Morris. Mary Morris. Clara Wei
man, Bessie Murray, Martha Sveirsky.
honorable Mention-Virgnia Brock :
We'll 6erkley Chatham. Emmie Dear,
Ilna Gregory, Lucy Hunt. Susie Hard
ing. Ethel Harris. Emily Reveille.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
lam Fountain. William Lee Parker

liam Fountain. William Lee Parker
Milton Augustus Scott;
Section B-Georse Theodore Curdts
scott Augustus Holman. Harry Her
bert Mason. Lawrence Hardy Miller.
Milton Howard Simmons.
Honorable Menion-l.ee Linwood
Doz'er Joel Decatur Edwards. Edward
Francis Jakeman. Robert Riddick Par
sons. George Frank Stavro.
Meda!is,-- George Theodore Curdts.
SECOND PRIMARY.
Roll OF Honor-Harry Onen James.
Herbert 9. Laseiier. Boydon Lee Good.
Elma jefferson Little. Soloman ]. Cone
john Thomas Tr.n.yer. Hoge Crai-
Nenable. Stephen w. Cuthriel. Fred
'ericS Dalton. Edward Bette Teasic,
Webster Brown. Clarence Suniwalt.
Luther seldsn O'Brien. Lewis Tebault
Sykes. James W. Simmons. Charlcs pn-
shields, Earl Walker. itusema William
Wyatt
Honorable observation-disclosures VII.
liams. Eddie Smith Parker. Hunter T..
Williamson. Henry Stephenson FIrller.
Arthur Moran. Horny Eeerinnn. John
Brocltwcl. John Kenneth Easr. Frank
Edward George. Eugene Wyatt. Archie
sykes EthreId Lee Derby Palmer
Derby.
IN INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
Jsanncttc Nimmo Pitts. TcacherO
Roll Of honor-Ecrcv Ray Guess. AL
lea Kultnnn Makinsor. Wilson Humph-
ress. Israel Broudy. George Eernhnrdt
Ste!uhiiDer joseph WIN. Hunter. Her
man B,rban. Byrd Mullen. Allie
Aubrey poaicr Marshall Barron Holt.
Thomas pashieli. Clyde Dusk Miller
LLOYD Stanhope James. Waiter
Compere.
nonornhlc Mentlon-Arthur Lloyd
Duncan. Henry Clay Franklin. Edgar
Mcclure Julius Archie Mccoy. Bernard
Pit. lierhert Nash Neiih. Charlie
Greco. Reginald Murray.
Not absent during the tcrrn-Wlson
Humphress. George S,einhlber.
Prize awarded TO Lloyd S,anhope
James for reading the largest number
Of books during the year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
BOUSH STREET.
REPORT OF MRS. MARY S.HUGHEs
RECTOR
First GRAMMAR GKAI

Following Is the report OF the Boush
Street section Of the public schools:
FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE
Graduating Certificates Grace Goldie
BliIz. Jessie rey. Marsie Maude Ste
vens. Mamie Elizabeth Townsend, Mary
Ethel Walden Cora Lee Luin. Kate
Mary Cummings Sophie Jeaunette Mar
shall. Mia Nhtmore, Edth Chase,
Ella Chase. Ab2.e O'Conner wilson.
Certificates Ethel Bl ok. Fannie
Duncan. Ncttie Mills Mary Townsend.
Beulah Bell, Marion Wells. Ellen Walk
er, Ellen Walker. Lillian jarvis, Essle
Triple.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
(Lucy T. Carr. Teacher)

-, =, - OHtI' I VuCIItT.J
Roll or Honor-Section b: James
Eley. Earle Townsend, Lewis Morris
Webb Salmon, Vernon Holland. Will
nam l\lyver Lewis Barbom.
Section A-Herbert Bateman, Willie
Finck, Clarence Montague John
Greenewald. Donald Merritt. Eugene
honcrts. Cortey Salmon. Arthur NEnul-
to. Tommy Rowland, Henry Trinnlr
Archie Davidson.
Honorable Mention-Lawrence Akin
son. Edward Grunewald. Gilbert Hunt.
Rowland White. Mark Gregory
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
a(N. Schwnrzkonf- TnncherA

.N-N' SVTW'IFHkVpI, IcNChcr.)
Koii OF ilonor-Section b: Carrie
Bell, Virginia Gray. louie Jones. Lou
Use Minetree. Regina Smith, Carrie Trip
ple,Alice Weinberg, Dollie Coates, Nan
ME Holt, Maria Klyver. Maud Robin
soi,. Virginia Tucker, Edna Wade, Belle
Wilkinson.
Section A-Effie Hollywood. Lillian
Kegcbein. Agnes Holt. Mary Norris
Honorable Mention Nellie Bowden.
Jennie Fraser Nettie Miller, Annie Nell
son, Ida Purnel. Annie Smith, Sallie
THOMPSON. Amanda Wade. Eva White,
Mildred Wright. Neta Wright
Not absent day during the session
Dollie Coates, Mamie Holt. Ida PurneI.
1tTTT " TJte, zsIIIdr1Jt7r n ada, .stffcg X yfn:
berg.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
FIRST PRIMARY.

Miss IIcIcn Grant, Teacher)
Roll o. Honor-I-co <inch, Morris
Besllin. James Caffec. Lawrence Cutch-
ms. Earl Cutchins. Ira Craddock. Ar
thur Elmer Herbert Elmer, VIM.
Cartwright, Nathan Goldberg. James
Harris. Roscoe Ireland. Claud Johnson.
John Lapetina. James Stokes. Allie
Ward. Louis Wat2man. Marion Gilbert.
Peter Knapp. Lena rirctt. Alice Hare.
Irene Hingerty. Sarah Small. Yetta
Tuchmann, Fannie White. Virginia
Pickett -Ruth- Cason. Eosn Cohn. Ber-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
FIRST PRIMARY.

(NIary Foster, Teacher)
Grade B-Wm. PIERCE. Merritt Cruiser
Willis Fcntress. VIM. Atkinson. Mollie
Beskns. Magenta Lapetina, Nellie
White. Elra Short.
Grade A-Jacob Luchman. Rebecca
Yaffey. Gladstone Mackenzie. VIM. Nc
Cormick, WIN. Zeltman, joseph Las
cara. Ida Wynn, Anthony Barnes. Jacob
Gholstin. RcbacCa Besiln. Bessie Gold
berg. VIM Murray, Viola Short, VIM.
Spruill, Hunter Raby. Susie Butt, John
Joynes. Vera Fisher. Leroy Ireland,
AlonZo Bell. Anna Firett. Ida Segall.
Sadie Sarall
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CHRISTIAN CUTrRCu

Memorial Temple. corner of Cooke
rnd Tunstall avenue. BrambletonN
,preacnlhS by the pastor. Rev. j. p.
p m. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m "
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

First Church, Charlotte. between
Granny and Brewer streets-Preachin
py the pastor, Rev. j. L. Shcnk. Mt II
a. M ana y. IN. Sunday school at Ia
a. III. ~ ~
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SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.

ec0ntinued On Sixth PAGE,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
MlsSoULA NOTES.

The business houses of Missoula will
close Monday at noon for the day.
Judge Hiram Knowles is over from
Helena and viii spend the remainder
of the holidays with his family.
The ''As You Like IT, club will meet
with Mrs G. u. Rittenour Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home on East Cedar
street.
Several accidents among the boys re-
sulting from coasting are reported.
None of them are serious, but some
badly cut heads are the results.
A letter received from Edwin Linds-
ly states that he may stay in Califor-
MIA for the remainder OF the winter.
He is in excellent health and is en-
joying himself.
Mrs. j. H Sehmidtz derarted Friday
night for Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where
she Will attend the wedding of Mr..
schmidtz's sister. Mrs. Schmidt will
visit her parents before returning home.
The Stock Exchange will move its
quarters on the first of the year. The
vacant room of the Wi~eou'a hotel on
West Main street Is being fixed up for
them and when completed will make
an ideal room.
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Sinons.
PERSONALS.

George Sharpe of Carlan is a visitor
in the city.
George T. Bags is down from
Steyensville.
Attorney Robert A. O'Hara is down
from Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Knapp are Ham
ilton visitors in the city.
Frederick and A. M. Dassault are
Grantsdale visitors in the city.
John F. Fitzgibbon of Hamilton is in
the city on a short business trip.
A. d. Ross and wife spent Friday in
the city from their home at Huson.
Frank and f. G. Barker are Plains
visitors in Missoula and are guests at
the Rankin.
Mrs: T. G. Sheriff. and Mrs. T. II.
Irwin are stopping at the Rankin from
their Hamilton home.
Mrs. Clara ]. Rachel and her brother,
William Dilts, are in the city for a
few days and are stopping at the Ran
kin.
hrs. Heron of Florence Is in the
city Cor a short time. Mrs. HERON
expects her daughter from Butte and
together will return to their valley
home.
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INCEND|ARY TRIAL BEGUN
Opening of States Case Against
Bombard and Perry.
BUT SLOW PROGRESS MADE
Testimony Is Taken Down in Long Hand
and Much TINS Is Required for
Each Cues tion--Herr Band
mann's Evidence.

Missoula, Dec. 3o.-In the district
court room to-day Justice of the Peace
Houtchens began the preliminary hear
ing of Joseph Perry and Alex Bonn
bard, who are charged with incendiar-
ism in the burning of the Bandmann
bridge last week. The case was called
at IL O'clock this morning and has
progressed slowly, as the testimony is
all taken in long hand, which requires
considerable time for each question.
The state is represented by County At
torney Denny, F. q. Prince and Marcus
L. Crouch, the latter as special attor-
ney for Mr.. Bandmann. The defend
ants are represented by ]. Nj. Dixon.
There were sworn this morning 10 wit
nesses for the state and two for the
defense, the latter being the wife and
mother-in-law Of lombard. After the
witnesses had been sworn they were
excluded from the court room. with the
admonition to refrain from talking
about the case.
Mrs. Bandmann was the first witness
called She swore that she was the
uxner Of the bridge and that It's value
was about $4,000.
ME-. BinQIndNu IUllOWed anu his le5-
Si,nony occupied nearly the entire day.
He testified to his relations with the
two defenda He said that he had
had business dealings with both; that
Bombard has worked for him, hauling
wood to town, until he had detected
Bombard in the theft of a portion of
wagon and then their business relations
ceased. AS to his relations with Perry,
he testified that Perry had asked him
for a contract Of cutting wood on the
Bandmann ranch, but that when lie
found that Perry lived at Bombard's
he had refused to do business with him.
Perry was persistent, but Bandmann
refused positively to give him any
work as long as he remained at Bonn
bards.
AT the afternoon session John Noon
an, engineer Of the Northern Pacific,
was called and testified that he left
Missoula on the morning of the fire at
about 6:15 o'clock. His train reached
the crossing near the bridge about
eight minutes later. At that time he
noticed the fire. 1t was burning in the
timbers that supported the bridge on
the pier toward the east end. lie saw
nobody at or near the bridge and hur-
ried to Bonner, Where he telegraphed
the alarm to the superintendent Of
fee in Missoula. He said that when
he saw the fire it was burning so that
it would have been difficult for two or
three men to extinguish it unless they
had a supply of water on top Of the
bridge.
Fireman Proper or Engineer Noonan's
train substantiated the testimony of
Mr.. Noonan, and at the conclusion of
his evidence the case was continued
till Monday.
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Hotel Arrlya!s.

The Missoula-Rev. P. A. Quesnel,
Frenehtown; Charles A. Deul, city; j.
H. Hay. Butte; John f. F'itzgibbon,
l.. j. Knapp and wife, Hamilton; F. e.
Duff, W. M. Proctor, Miss Ida May
Park, George c. Robinson, Charles
Marriott, Charles Forester, Lew Baker.
New York; Isaac Paulin, city; Carrie
Camille, Selfish; John Sutherland, New
York; D. Daigie, Qntgley; +. T. Prob
ster, Stark; Geo5.,e sharpe, Carlan; j.
Thompson, New York, r. A O'Haara,
Hamilton.
The Rankin--A M. Dassault, Fred
Dassault, Grantsdale; George w. Bow
ser, Chicago; Mrs. T. c. Sheriff., Mas.
Y. Fl. Irwin, Hamilton; Mrs. f. Fl. Cot
ton, Braddock. N. D.. DR.. e. l.. P.
Ector. Benjamin f. Kramer, city; Mrs
William Levick, Bonita; w. t. Lynch
Clinton; George B. Ives, Iron Mount
ain; A. D. Ross and wife, Huson; Mil
ton Hammond, G. P. Hart, Darby;
Price and league, Bonner; B. Brooke,
j. Deohan, Joseph Latattee, ST.. Igna-
titus; 7. j. Phillips, Boston; G. e. Bar
ker, Frank Barker. Plains; Mrs. Clara
]. Rachel, William Dilts, Fish Lake;
Paul A. Best, st. Regis; A. A. Poirier,
Nine Mile; L. D. Reynolds Florence;
B. M. Frances, H. Wilson, Q. L. Lang
lois, city.
The F,lorence-W. S. Tichner, san
Francisco; G, l.. Tracy, St. Louis; e.
L. Markham. Chicago; j. P. Browne,
Hall Adali, Butte; Fl. Yaeger, Helena;
j. B. Joe, city; Miss Eugene Blair,
William Bromwell, Edward F. Mulhol-
land, Virginia Carter, New York; G.
w. Rhodes, Clinton; John Sutherland,
b. Clark, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bandmann, ranch; Frank Vogel, Bon
ner; George T. Baggs, Stevensyille.
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Cloth bound books, low prices, Lister.
Paperhanging and painting. Simons
Atihe Union. "Wednesday.

Charity Martin is an American girl
possessing a marvellous voice. she mas
had the advantage Of the very best tut
ton possible to secure, and has MADE
such rapid strides toward the top of the
ladder that at present she is envied by
many of the most celebrated prima dom
mas Of the world. Her wonderful voice
first excited attention at her native home
in Michigan, and later on the admiration
of her new home in the Black Hills,
where she was christened the Z. ack FILLS
Nightingale. Her voice was developed at
the New England Conservatory under tSs
same tutelage enjoyed by Nine. Nordica.
Miss Martin has wonderful power, pur-
ity, richness and depth IN her tones, and
sings with that exceptional briliancy
that Is rarely found in the greatest art
lists. She simply captlvates her audience
from the time she steps upon the plat
form, being of exceptionally pleasing
stage presence and endowed with voice
that is seldom heard
Signor Ernesto BaidanZa Is the great
Italian tenor who for many years was
the primo tenor of the Strakosch-Ma-
pleson g. Grau Opera companies He has
appeared with all the celebrated stars.
such as I.itti, Gersti. Nordca, Eames,
Melba and others. He is a genuine ten
or robusto of great range delightful
quality and capable of great bursts Of
dramatic power. Signor Baldanza says,
though he has sung with all the great
artists. none possesses such wonderful
voice as that of Charity Martin, our
American singer. She simply electrihes
everybody.
The company also has another great
artist, John ]. Blackmore the young and
brilliant pianist. MIR. B1ackmore Will
make friends everywhere he appears, and
is one of TIL, most delightful aecompa-
nists that ever appeared with an art
list.
Ellis Brooks will personally direct the
spectacle.