Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
ncRAE'S 300 E.. Park, Anaconda.

r.. Kondas and NJ. Otagwa. Japanese
mining experts who are looking over
Montana We're in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Cohgrove. is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. John Pinan OF
Brooklyn, who will remain a month r
more.
County Treasurer p. D.. Twohy and
John 7. Twohy, have received the news
of the death of their father at the age of
IS. at Copper Harbor. Michigan.
The furniture and hardware stock of c.
A. futile lately purchased by the Copper
City Commercial Co.. is being moved to
the warehouses of the latter concern.
Mrs. Katherine O'Brien. mother Of the
Misses Nellie and Anna O'Brien Of East
Park ven will arrive in the city this
evening after a visit Of six months in the
east.
The Catholic club baseball team de-
feated the foundry nine by a score of
II to Is at Anaconda Lake park yester-
day afternoon. A good crowd was in
attendance.
Tim Buckley, a trusty prisoner at the
county Jail who escaped May Is, while at
work on the court house grounds was
caught at Avon on Saturday by Deputy
Sheriff Robinson.
F.. G. lick. a Great Northern knight
of the punch. running between Havre
and Anaconda accompanied by Mrs. lick
left for the east last night or a months
visit.
Rev. A. r.. Coopman. pastor Of St.
Peters church went to Helena this
morning and will attend a banquet to be
given to Rev. j. B. ond upon his
return from Rome. The affair will take
place in ST. Aloysius hall on a broad
scale.
Miss Rhoda Fmsberger who has been
been visiting for the past four months
with her mother Mrs. Ann Frisberger.
and sisters, Ulrica and Beatrice at 315
East Fifth street returned to Dayton.
Wash. Mrs. Frisberger and Beatrice ac-
companied her as far as Deer Lodge
Lodge where they visited Mrs. Coleman.
Frank Gentry, proprietor of the dog
and pony show was placed under arrest
late Saturday night on the charge of
assault with a deadly weapon. The
complaining witness was Leslie Travis,
a colored man who had been employed as
a cook for the show. The case will come
up for trial in Judge VIM. Devine's court
next Thursday.
Last night the members of the G. A. r.
and a large number of the Spanish
American volunteers attended memorial
services at ST. Mark church. Thu rec
tor, Rev. Alfred Brown, preached a pow
erTul Sermon. Inc music anu OIHeT IL.
! engagements were in keeping with the oc-
casion and the church was filled with a
congregation that listened and learned q
lesson in true patriotism.
Business is practically suspended this
afternoon ON account of the opening
game of baseball at Mountain View
park between the Butte and Anaconda
teams. Nearly all of the business houses
closed between the hours of 2 and 4
o'clock while the game at the park was
In progress. The members of the Butte
team are a splendid lot of fellows and
came down on the Copper City Limited
at 2:13 p. M. They We're accompanied by
less than a dozen fans" from that city.
Al 2 o'clock there was a street parade, in
which both teams n several sports par
ticipated. Trains from the Anaconda de-
pot to the park run every 20 minutes, be-
ginning at 1870 o'clock. The game will e
called at 8 O'Clock sharp and Mayor
Madden will pitch the first ball. No one
can predict the result of the game.
A meeting of the general committee of
arrangements for decoration day held on
Saturday night, the following programme
was arranged:
Parade will form on Main street, south
of Park avenue, at 1 p. m., sharp, right
resting on Park avenue. Captain ]. . Nc
Guinness, marshal Of the day: Captain
John H%allahan. chief of the first divis-
! loll, olk l. III
chief of the second division.
G. A. r. will form on east side OF Main
street, light resting on Park avenue.
Spanish-American volunteers on west
side of Main, right resting on Park ave-
nue..
Uniform rank. K. of P, form on south
side of Park avenue, right resting on
Main.
Lin of march: North on Main to Com
mercial. east on Commercial to Chestnut,
south on Chestnut to Park, west on Park
to Main. south on Main to cemetery.
where the following memorial services
will be held:
Ritual service by George G. Meade
post, G. A. r., Rev. Alfred Brown. chap
lain: decoration of cross, singing. Amer
ica:" salute by firing squad under COM
mand of Captin Phil Greenan: taps.
Return march to Margaret theater,
when the following exercises will be car
ried out: Music, Margaret theater orches-
ira: opening remarks by President of the
day, Comrade Roger Edwards: music, or
chestra: prayer Rev. E. G.. Cattermole:
singing. male quartette; roll all; singing
mixed quartette: reading of orders; mu-
sic, orchestra: reading Of Lincoln's ad-
dress at Gettysburg: solo, "Bugle Call OF
Gettysburg" with bugle accompaniment,
Mrs. II. H. Mayhem: Grafton, DR.. A.. B,
Martin. president of the College Of Mon
ana at Deer Lodge: singing. praise God
from When All Blessings Flow" audi
ence; benediction. Rev. F. B. Cleland.