Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Crysler and Col.
Tom Marshal are on their way to New
York City.
Hon. Joseph f. Marion, who was
stricken with a slight attack of paraly-
sis is happily recovering.
Officer McGregor located Ben Hord's
new overcoat that, through mistake"
had been taken from the NJ. NJ. Cos.
store in lieu of an old one. Cases of
mistaken identity are more common than
agreeable to the loser
VIM Kennedy, Jr., has purchased the
Hoffman market and this morning went
up the Bitter Root to buy stock.
While Ed. Riberdy Of st. Regis, was
serving as juror in the Mcintosh case
yesterday afternoon, he was called to
the telephone and informed that the
Union hall at st. Regis, OF which he was
owner, was burning. A show was to
have appeared in it last night, and fires
We're started to warm it. After the fire
was started the hall was vacated and
when attention was next paid to it the
building was afire. Fortunately it was
placed under control before the building
was destroyed. With the contents, Mr..
Riberdy lost an organ that was taken
there in the morning and part of the
furniture. The remainder of the furni-
ture belonged to the uno1. The building
was a frame structure 24x50, with an ad-
dtton 16x24, valued at $500. 1t was in
sured for $4O0, which will cover the loss.
Near the close of court last night,
the defense in the case of the state VS..
Mcintosh filed a motion for non-suit on
the ground that the state had not fur
nished sufficient evidence to warrant a
conviction under the charge of murder,
contending that the act of robbery was
| complete, and Mcintosh was out of the
transaction before any act tending to-
ward the death of Raddigan was COM
| mitted. While the state does not eX-
| pect a verdit of muruer in the first
| degree, it does in a lower degree, con-
| tending that the acts We're continuous,
and although robbery appears to be
the primary object. it resulted in muir
! der, hence both parties Long, who has
plead guilty, and Mcintosh, are amen
able to the law. Should the jury acquit
on the charge of murder, Mcintosh will
be held for robbery, to which it is likely
leg was broken Immediately above the
! tunity.
Gerge f. Taylor. while practicing with
the university football team, in making
a tackle at a practice game yesterday
afternoon, got one of his ankles severely
| injured. Owing to the swelling, it was
| impossible by the time he got to the
doctor to determine definitely whether
the ankle was broken or only sprained.
1t was supposed the small bone of the
| leg is broken Immediately above the
ankle.
Mr.. Bien matriculated in the col
legiate department on Thursday.
The University Athletic Association
house last night, the proceeds of which
gave benefit ball at the Bennett opera
are to be used toward defraying the ex-
pense of the association.
The event of the coming week is the
Fireman's ball to be given Thanksgiv-
ing evening at the Union Opera house.
Otto Shoenfeldt, of Great Falls, late
labor candidate for lieutenant governor
and Dan Mcdonald .>Asdent of the w
l.. u, are in town trying to patch the
wreck caused by the late campaign.
J. NJ Carnahan, manager of the
Western Union office, has SO far recov-
cred from his injuries received prior te
the election, as 70 be able to again be II
the office.
The Thanksgiving vacation will com
mence on Wednesday at noon and las,
until Monday morning.
The Thanksgiving game premises tt
be a hotly contested one, as both teams
are now getting in their hardest WORK
preparatory TO the game.
B. f. Searight letter carrier, ha!
taken a fifteenday leave of absence ant
contemplates accepting position il
Butte.
John Lynch, a prominent lumbermar
from Iron Mountain, returned home yes
terday after a short business visit t.
MisSoula.
Prof. Schench conducted convocatiol
exercises this week.
: The music recital has been postponed
) 1t was to have been held on Monda,
evening, but owing to conflicting date
it will be held later, the time yet t,
, be announced.
The programme for the Hawthorn
Literary society on Saturday is as fol
lows:
Reading .....................M Mr.. Grave
Essay Observation-Disclosures. "a Westb.
: Defamation ...................C. SaVag'
n Ia 81
t. Biogra phical Sketch. ....... Mr.. Cockral
: Defamation .................H. Graham
Resolved-That the south displayed bet
ter generalship than the north durin.
the civil war
Afirmative--B. Stewart and Leslie Sher
2 idan.
Negatives. Ward and Walter Beck.
, J. 3. Jette of Poison, is in the city Wis