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Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
RED LODGE SCANDAL.
Prominent Man Kissed a Girl Apa;ns+
Her Will.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Red Lodge, Dec. 24.-rhis morning
Dora Fullerton, a highly respected young
lady, living an ranch a few miles from
town, sWore out complaint charging
w. +. Meyer with assault in the third
degree The complaint recites that on
December 13 Meyer did unlawfully.
knowingly and Intentionally assault
Dora Fullerton by rudely grabbing hold
OF the person of Dora Fullerton against
her will and without her consent. and by
violently holding onto the person Of
Dora Fullerton and threatening that
unless she kissed the said defendant,
w. F. Meyer She should never leave the
office Of the said w. +. Meyer where this
assault was perpetrated The fling of
this complaint is the climax to a scandal
which has been the talk of the town for
the past week.
The details of the affair have been
told Wlth various additional details.
whether true or not On Monday, the
l'tii the father of Miss Fullerton came
into town from his ranch. bound TO eX-
ecute h.fe vengeance on Meyer, but was
dissuaded from his purpose by friends.
MISS Fullerton, at the time the assault
was made, Went into Meyers bank, near
called her into his office, saying he had
note to send 10 her sister in regard TO
homestead application, Meyer being
United States land commissioner in ad-
dltion to banker, lawyer and fnancier.
Miss Fullerton alleges that no sooner
Was the door closed that Meyer without
word of warning, threw his arm
around her and demanded kiss Being
strong girl, she managed to break
away and fled from the office She has
peen practically prostrated ever since.
Ihe matter simmered along with little
put talk until some of Mr Fullerton's
brother Masons interested themselves in
the case.
On Saturday Attorney Sydney Fox
was retained to assist County Attorney
Keno. warrant was served on Never
thls morning, and at II o'clock he was
arraigned before Justice Hawthorne.
lie asked for tWenty-four hours to con-
suit counsel and plead. Tafs was denied.
but he was granted change of Venue to
Justice Mcintosh, who will hear the case
this afternoon.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
WHITESIDE'S CASE LOST,
Supreme Court Denies Writ Against
Ramsey.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena. Dec. 24.-The supreme court
this morning decided against Fred
WhHeside in the contempt proceedings
growing out his libel suit against the
Butte Miner in connection with the
Clark bribery proceedings.
Whiteside sued the Miner for damages
for libel contained in certain articles re-
lating to bribery, and Albert I. Loeb was
appointed as notary public to take GER
tain testimony in Helena. 1t was sup,
posed that some of the bribery money
had been paid out of the Union Bank
and Trust company, or had been depos-
tied there, and George l.. Ramsey, cash
ier, was summoned to testify as to the
banks transactions in large bills. After
doing so from memory Walter Hart
man, Whitesides attorney, requested
Ramsey to produce the books of the
bank. He refused and Loeb committed
him to Jail for contempt.
Ramsey's attorney applied to Judge
Mcintyre for writ of habeas corpus,
and Mcintyre ordered his release on
the ground that notary had no power
to commit for contempt.
Whiteside's attorney then brought the
matter to the attention of the supreme
court by writ of certiorafi The writ
is refused on the ground that it is not
proper for a writ to be used in this in
stance, the court not having. exceeded it's
jurisdiction.
The court then discusses the provision
of the constitution which confers on the
supreme court supervisory control of all
district courts, the point having been
made by Whiteside's attorney that even
if the court should reach the conclu-
sion that certiorari was not the proper
writ by which to bring the matter up.
still the order Of the district court
ought to be annulled by the supreme
court exercising its supervisory power
on the ground that the order was made
in violation of law The supreme court
holds that the proper instrument by
which it's supervisory power can be
called into action is under a writ which
for want of better name may be de-
nominated supervisory writ" This not
having been done in this case the court
IS without power to act. The writ is
dismissed at the cost of Whiteside
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
Holiday slippers. at HoIhrook's.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

M. G. Vucovich, who has been con-
ducting saloon at No - West Park
street, has disposed of his business and
will take a we'll earned rest for a few
weeks.
The funeral of James Murray will take
place at2 o'clock tomorrow from Gher-
mans undertaking rooms.
Widow lady, owns valuable group of
mineral claims in Madison county. de-
sires partner With $500 to put in develop-
ment work on the property for an inter
est. Apply to w. H. Nichols & Co, No.
l West Broadway Butte, Mont.
The funeral of Mrs Winnifred Nevin
will take place Wednesday morning a t
$3.50 from the family residence No. 3l2
East Summit street, proceeding to St.
Patrick's church where high mass Will
be celebrated.
S. r. Hamilton, a photographer. died
of pneumonia Saturday after a brief i'll
ness. He was 3S years of age and a ma
tive of Missouri. He had formerly re-
sided in Bozeman. A brother in. ,ar.
will arrive from Denver tomorrow to
make arrangements for the funeral.
Cornelius T. Murphy of Anaconda
died here yesterday of pneumonia. Mr..
Murphy came to Butte a week ago to
attend the funeral of his brother, Tim
Murphy. He contracted a severe cord,
which was followed by pneumonia, and
was carried away very quickly. The de-
ceased was native of County Cork. Ire
land, and was As years Of age. He has
a cousin, Tim Murphy, who lives at 7oi
North Wyoming street.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
MAY BE YOUNG'S MURDERER.
Killed Another Man in Iowa, and Was
Captured
Special to Inter Mountain.

Special to Inter Mountain.
Livingston, Dec. 24--It is likely that
the murderer of Sheriff Young at
SprIngdale, November 9, is now in cus-
tody at Burlington, Iowa, where he is
held for the murder of Harry Iinter
at that place, December L. Linter was
held up near the depot, and on making
motion as if to throw his grip at his
assallant was shot through the head.
Killing him instantly. Mrs. Linter, who
ia1sed an alarm, was shot through the
pody. The murderer was arrested a
rev hours later, and the description as
published in the papers led the Mon
taha officers to send for photograph.
which shows strong resemblance to
the murderer here. Mr.. Carney. at
Springdale, may go to Burlington to
Identify the criminal, and if he is found
10 be the man wanted here efforts
VIII be made to have him sent here for
trial.
Linter was shot by a 3S-caliber re-
NolVer, the same size as the weapon
that killed Sheriff Young and wounded
Under Sheriff Beller.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
BIG BUSINESS.
Postoffice Corridors Thronged During
the Christmas Rush.

The business in the Butte postoffice
tnese days is greater than any holida y
season IN the history of the office. From
opening to closing time the corridors of
the office has been crowded with an
eager throng of gift givers or seekers
and at times the postmaster would have
been justified in putting out the sign of
standing room only"
All of the various departments of the
Office have been worked to a finish, bur
the general delivery and the stamp win
doWs have had to bear the brunt of the
rush and as a result the clerks at those
windows have materially shortened their
1VeS. The clerks at the general deliv-
cry window complain that if a man fails
TO receive letter he will blame it on
the clerk and swear at him or else will
insist that the clerk look over the list
once more to be sure that he has made
no mistake. At the stamp window a
lady will be told that her package will
require 13 cents in stamps and will then
lay down % cents and tell the clerk after
stamping the package that she wants
10 cents worth of postal cards and five
two-cent stamps. The clerk wonders why
some of them do not ask for ten cents
worth of peanuts in addition.
The outgoing mail from Butte is larger
that 1T has ever been before. and in the
aggregate weighs TONS The majority
OF the people prefer that presents of
theirs be sent by the mail, as they firmly
pelleve in the institutions of the country.
ana think that carrier who is backed
by the United States is better than one
that is backed by a railroad corpora
lloh. In the express offices, however,
extra clerks have been employed during
the holiday season to check up and take
care OF the parcels sent over the express
lines.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
HELENA LAD
WAS KIDNAPPED
BLINDFOLDED AND COMPELLED
TO WALK ELEVEN MILES,
LATER WAS RELEASED.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Dec. 24-Hobart
Claybeng, 17-year-old boy whose father
j. Is. Clayberg, is a prominent citizen
OF Helena, Mont, was kidnapped in this
city last night by two men. The bow
was blindfolded and compelled to walk
to MattoWan, distance of II miles, 1t
Is learned that the kidnapers released
young Clayberg at Mattowan after rob-
Dlng him of small sum Of money. The
boy telegraphed here for help and was
brought home during the night.
lThe foregoing dispatch was read with
great deal of interest when bulletined
by the Inter Mountain today. The father
of the boy who was kidnapped is Attorney
j. 3. Clayberg, of the firm of Corbett &
Clayberg of this city, and although Mr..
Clayberg makes his home in Helena, the
family has a wide circle Of friends and
acquaintance in Butte where Mr.. CLAW
berg, in conjunction with rs partner. has
a large practice.
The family left Helena little over a
week ago to so to Kalamazoo to spend
the holidays. The boy Hobart is attend
ing college at the medical academy at
Easton, Nd. He had just arrived in
kalamazoo on Saturday to meet his
parents and spend his holiday vacation
with them.
Many people, feeling an interest in the
Clayberg family, on reading the Inter
Mountain dispatch. made inquiry for fur
ther details regarding the kidnapping but
they could not he obtained this after
noon.
Mr.. Clayberg's Office in Helena was
communicated with by the Inter Noun
tain, but beyond telegram confirming
the truth Of the reported kidaping, no in
formation had been received there.1
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
MISS OLLIES aim WAS POOR
SHE TOOK SHOT AT C0L0RED PORTER THE BULLET LODG
ING IN HIS KNEE-THEN SHE SURRENDERED TO
THE POLICE

A shooting affray took pace shortly
after the noon hour today in which Will
liam Robinson, the colored porter Of the
Butte pool rooms received a 3S calibel
bullet in the right knee from a pistol fir
ed by Miss Ollie Reddick.
Miss Reddick meant business for when
she heard that her shot had taken effect
In the knee she regretfully remarked:
Il wish I had killed him"
The first information that the police
had of the trouble was when Miss Red
dick walked into the Jail and throwing a
3S-caliber Smith & Wesson revolver on
the desk remarked.to to Jailer Boyle that
she had Just shot a man and desired to
give herself up. Jailer Boyle at once
placed her in the woman's department
and sent out. an officer to inquire into
the matter.
1t appears that as soon as he was shot
Robinson called d hack and was taken
to his home at 325 Colorado alley where
his injury was attended to by DR.. w, r..
Renick. The latter probed the wound
winch was about one inch below the knee
JOINT but he failed to find the bullet He
peiieVes, however, that the bullet is
Wuseo IN the upper part of the tibia, ana
that Roolnson Will be a cripple for life
Miss Reddick in telling of the causes
mat led up to the shooting said that she
had been living with Robinson for four
years and that he had repeatedly abus-
ed her and she had left him. At one
time she caused his arrest for beating
her and he was fined in the sum of $25.
Durlng the four years that they were
friendly. she says that she left him sew
eral times but on his promise to reform
and to treat her better she returned to
him. They lived together at 325 Colo
rado alley and about week ago she says
that he abused her to such an extent that
she left him again and took up her resi-
dence with a Mrs. Porter who resides at
2l6 Colorado alley.
Since that time she says that he has
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
PERSONAL.

"A. h' COOK, eN-state auditor, spent
Sunday in Butte.
Lieutenant Governor-elect Frank O.
higgins OF Missoula is in the city to-
day. !
Frank Conway of the Dillon Examiner
was in the city yesterday en- route to
Allssoula, where he will spend Christina S
with his mother
Frank Normoyle left yesterday for
Palouse, Wash, to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Normoyle has been visiting there
for several weeks
II. G. Freeman, the we'll known tele-
graph operator of Butte, who has com,
piled splendidly illustrated book show
ing the growth and presenting a num-
Der of excellent views of Butte returned
from Chicago yesterday.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Ella swift, Elizabeth Evans, Mrs Sam
tombstone, Molie Jackson. Mrs. James
broughton' Ella Orr Eva Strasburger,
MIS-. Donald Campbell, Mrs. j. r. Whar-
toh' winnie Squires. Mrs. j. r. Russell,
Jennie IhlrloWay, Mrs. w. w Cheeley,
Aoa MADDEN, Mrs. Ellsworth A. Gilbert.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
WILL OBSERVE CHRISTMAS.

The Inter Mountain will join with
the rest of the world tomorrow in OBJ
serving Christmas, and will not issue
again until Wednesday.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Wanted by the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company. limited quantity of stulls
for delivery in 1901. Address or call on
}. A. Dunlap, purchasing agent, Ana
con7a, Mont
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

11" O'oe'' rr0"01!Y fHed Address HenneSJ,S,

that the offense does not come under the
leaeral statutes. He was promptly ar
rested under state warrant on the
same charge and lodged in the county
Jail
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
TWO APPEAL SUITS.
6o'h involve Small Ansounts-Ap
praisement of Property

Two justice court appeal suits were
added to the list of cases on the district
court docket today. One was that of
Patrick Maloney VS.. j. j. Knowlton. an
action involving $120 alleged by the
plaintiff to be due him for services rem
dered. The suit was tried before Justice
harrington and judgment for $116 rem
dered in favor of the plaintiff.
Ihe other suit was that of Pat Hast
mgs- VS.. the Hennessy Mercantile COM
pany. In it $S0.22 is involved. 1t. too. was
liieu oeloie Justlce Harrington, who
gave the defendant judgment for it's
costs. ~
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
Cigarette boxes, sterling silver,
Hight & Fairtield's

Copies of the Christmas edition of
the Inter Mountain can be had at the
business office, wrapped and ready for
mailing. Send one to your friends.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
FOR CATTLE STEALING.
Percy Dewolfe In Jail at Helena for
Thievery.
Special O Inter Mountain.

IT
Helena, Dec. 24.-Percy Devote,
Who was arrested ON the Elackfe.t res
erTation on the charge of stealing cat
tie in Choteau county, was relea sed on
4 writ of haheas CORPUS in the United
States court this morning on the ground
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Remember the Carpenters give a
grand ball Christmas eve. Monday
Dec. cath, at Renshaw hail.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Marriage licenses We're issued today to
William j. Thomas, aged 80 years. and
Elizabeth B. Hooper. 46 years old: Mar
tin I. Hall, 80, and Mary Foley, "a.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
Hight & FAIRFIELD

We carry five open stock patterns in
sterling silver forks, spoons and fancy
pieces: and many other styles in tea
spoons only.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
Portage knit-to-Fit"
Underwear
Henressv's AGENTS in Butte

We have full lines of this celebra ted
underwear for women in a variety of
styles. Vests pants, union suits and
tights in balbrggan, wool and cotton, all
wool, silk and wool, silk and lisle and all
pure silk; white, blue. natural color and
black; in all sizes Mems on first floor.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

- j. Monroe and +. w. Blackford have
appraised the estate of Fannie S. Bryant
at value of s1,203.S3. With the excep-
ton OF $303.33 in cash the estate consists
of real property
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Guard chains in silver, rolled plate and
solid gold, at
Hight & FART eld's
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Hight & Fairfield
Have necktie holders in silver and gold
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Rubenstein's shaving sets, $500; toiIe.
cases, $2.25. 73 East Park street.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

WlANrED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping in private house.
Address 'P, Inter Mountain" stating
price.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Ladies' felt Juliets. 75c. at Holbrook's.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Latest styles In plano benches, stools
and scars, Montana Music Co.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Anaconda. Mont, December e4.-Un-
DER sheriH Dave Morgan arrested a
man by the name of Joseph Haley this
morning on the charge of vagrancy.
Haley had made it his business to ap-
proaeh people on the streets for several
days for money. He was caught in the
act by the under sheriff and promptly
taken into custody. Justice Frank KEN
nedy sentened the fellow to twenty
days in the county Jail.
Haley claimed that he came in from
the railroad camp near the new works
few days ago where he had been work.
ing, with s47 in his pockets which had
since parted company With him, while
having a general good time.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

The stock of leather goods at Hight Il
Fairtieldc is great
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
WILLIAM RENO DIES.
Special to Inter Mountain.

Special to Inter Mountain
Anaconda, Dec. 24.-William c. Reno.
aged 3D. residing at 509 Elm street.
dled suddenly this morning with an at
tack OF neuralgia of the heart He
leaves wife, daughter and Two sons,
one OF whom, Henry N. Reno. is secre-
.ary % the Anaconda Brewing company.
me remains were taken in charge by
Undertaken Tuttle, but arrangements
nave not been completed for the fu-
neral. Ihey may be shipped To Illinois,
where deceased formerly lived.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
nennessys Agents in Butte

This is considered the hest sanitary
wooden underwear made and we have q
full line of all their garments For women
and children we have double breasted
medium and heavy weight vests uants
and union suits making nieh1powns to
order. Mems underwear on first floor
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24
"YpSilanti' Health Underwear
HenneSSy'S AGENTS in Butte

1hls celebrated underwear vests
pants, union suits and tights for women's
wear, is shown in balbriggan. Merino.
SILK and wool, all WOOL silk and Hsle ana
all pure silk, in all sizes and eolorines.
Ihey are retailed at Hennessy's at east
ern prices. Mems underwear first floor.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-24

Several of the seasons newest stvles
IN stone marten, krimmer. black marten.
mink fox, fitch, lynx, Hudson bay sa bic,
oaum marten and near seal: prices S4.95
to S65 90 each
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