The Anaconda standard., 1899-10-23
THOUSANDS ARE COMING
The Crowds Beginning to Pile
Into Butte.
ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
Have Sent Large Delegations to Wit
ness the Homecoming OF the
Volunteers-Some Promi-
nent Visitors.

Five hundred passengers arrived yes
terday on the regular Whitalali tram.
Men and women stood up in the alses
and on platforms the entire distance.
More will come over to-Gay. Arthur
Neidham and wife Were among the
it was a packed mass OF rapid NOV
ing humanity, every one expressing
himself in some way as being grateful
to the citizens of Butte for their very
grand welcome for the heroes of Mon
tana. Mr.. Needham expects that about
1000 people from his part of Jeffer-
son county will be in Butte to-day.
Many arrived from Bozeman, Virginia
City and other eastern points yester-
day.
Miles Romney, editor of the Western
News of Hamilton, is in the CITY. He
is in advance of about 1000 citizens
of the Bitter Root who will arrive to-
day on the Copper City Limited. iIei-
ena has already sent over large del
egation but more will come this even
ing. All the incoming trains were
crowded, and it is expected that. rain
or shine, the largest crowd Butte ever
saw will be here to-day.
Among the visitors Who arrived yes
terday We're Glen Morgan, I;ozeran;
Ike Abernethey, Missoula: B. J. Flne,
Virginia City; Will H. Wall, Helena;
c. G. Spencer and wife, Philipsburg;
G. NJ. Campbell, Livingstone; J. B.
Hubbell ST., Great Falls; H. E. Ben
nett, Great Falls; Mrs. and Miss Good
man. Helena; A. L. Love, Bozeman;
H. Bush, Bear ouch; W. ]. Youmans,
George Soue, F. H. Beeman, J. r.
Miles City; A. A. Needham and wife,
Whitehall Walter Anderson and wife,
Red Lodge Mrs. E. F. McCahferty,
Red Lodge: N Sharkey, Glendale; J..
Hill. Red Rock: Miss Maud Hi!, Red
Rock; George Henry, Helena; j. L.
De Hart, A. E. Shook, H. c. Allen,
Leon Olmstead, Dick Build, Big TIM
Der; E. l.. Boardman, G. w. Hubbard
and wife, w. B. Ten Eyck and wife,
Billings; c. c. Bowkin and wife, Rcd
Lodge; ]. r. Dullea, Silver Star; Miss.
Nellie Dullea, Silver Star; George Dill
worth, Red Lodge: Ike w. Baker lin
ingston; r. b. Hunt. Pony; sydney
Fox, Red Lodge; w. J. Hannah, Big
Timber; John Caywood, Miles CITY;
D. Boyle and wife, Billings; Robert
Leavens and wife, Billings; j. T.
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Silver Star; Miss Libbie Wakefield, j.
L. De Hart and wife, Livingstone; Miss
Grace Inland, Miles City; A. B. Mar
tin and son, Deer Lodge; T. C. White,
Hamilton; P. S. Hamline, Corvallis,
F. NJ Jeffrey, M. Hurley, Pat Sullivan,
IS. Woodside, Marysville; ia. Hen
bricks. Helena w. S. Maple, Helena,
house, Bert Sifrell, S. G. Mullings,
Sheridan; Bruce H.EWells, Missoula;
Thomas Grant. Warm Springs; j. G.
Peterson, Home Park; j. r. Sauires.
M. r. Brennan, Hamilton; ]. J. Hos
letter, J. ]. Murphy, Stevensvi!le;
James McIver, Dillon; ]. w. Collins
and wife, Billings; Jacob Meyers Pony;
w. P. O'Brien, Howard D. Smart, Hen
ry Porter, John Christie, Hamilton. 3
The following is the Helena recep-
ton committee which will accompany
the Helena company TO Helena 20
morrow morning:
Judge and Mrs. Henry c. Smith, Col
onel and Mrs. w. F. Sanders, q governor
and Mrs. R. B. Smith, Mr.. Ind Mrs.
A. J. Seligman, Mayor and Mrs. +. j.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos War
field Mr.. and Mrs, j. U. Sanders, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Braden, Judge end
Mrs. John B. Clayberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Braden, Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Walsh,
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Riddell, Mr. and
Mrs. T. c. Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Moore. General and Mrs. Charles F.
English, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Raleigh, Mrs. John
Stedman, Miss Madge Raleigh, Miss
Miller. Thomas H. Carter, T. B. Miller,
Stephen Carpenter e. c. Day. w. E.
Cullen, .jr., isaac Hamburger, John
Steinmetz, j. L. Galen, William Stu
eve, Charles S. Hall, Allen Gilmore,
Judge Ed S. Walker, Fred Kessler.
+ All kinds of rubbers. overshoes Ger
man socks, gum boots at Tassells, Is