Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Republican rally at Evans opera house
t~onis.lt.
Manager Hickey. of the foundry, is in
Butte today on business.
Colonel l.. F. Copeland. Of Penasyl-
vania, VIII speak at Evans opera house
ton:-llt.
Mr.. James Neill and his company will
appear at the Margaret theater tonight
in A American Citizen"
The only mems hats are the Knox,
and the only place in Anaconda to get
them is the Copper City. See advertise
ment. -
The health authorities report there are
no new cases of smallpox in Anaco- da.
The disease has been entirely stamped
out,
The Copper City make a speciality Of
women's suits at $40, $3.50 n SIS, that
are conceded to be extra value. See ad-
vertisement.
The ladies' are especially in.ite1 to
turn cat to tonigint's rally at Evans OPP
era house. The little Morris sisters will
sing new SONGS.
Mary l.. Russell has begun suit IN the
district court for divorce against her hus-
band, john H. Russell. Mrs. Russell set
up the allegation OF abandonment.
The new street car line is completed
up to Main street and within the next
two weeks cars viii be running over tle
new track to the rev smeiter works.
There are only a few days remaining
in which voteEs.can register for the COM
ing election. Everybody must register
m, thav ~ onnnt vote ooa waaE rfrc,, AZ,
Tuesday.
The Copper City Commercial ompany
is headquarters for carpets, furniture,
crockery, him and glassware. Styles
always the latest. Prices always the
lowest. See advertisement.
The parties arrested for burglarizinz
a saloon at Elliston on the evening OF, the
21st. will be accorded a hearing before
Justice Frank Kennedy, Saturday morn
Ing. They We're arraigned yesterday n
pleaded not guilty.
County Treasurer Twcrly and his as
s.stants are busy senS!ng out tax no.
tees to taxpayers. Some have paid in
their money, but the day te delinquency
does not come until November 30th.
Sousa's famous opera, E Captain" as
presented by the Grau Opera company,
was greeted with a large audience at the
Margaret taeater last night. The coa.A
pany is a strong one; the chorus is solen-
did and those WHO played the leading
roles did SO perfectly. The company de-
serves the patronage such as that given
it in Anaconda last night.
An event that will be of both social and
dramatic interest in this city will be the
appearance at the Margaret theater next
Wednesday evening of the celebrated
Neill company in a round of high-class
comedies and dramas. The organization
contains many noted artists headed by
Mr.. James Neill, and it was from it that
the Frawley company branched in 1893.
During that year., among others in the
Neill company were aside from Mr.. Neill
T. Daniel F'rawley, Harry Corson Clarke,
John B. Maher, Chas. w. King, Blanche
Bates, Madge Carr Cooke, Phyllis RAN
kin and Lillian Daily. The Neill COM
pany is the premier stock organization Of
Miss Edythe Chapman, the leading lady
of James Neill's company which appears
at the Margaret Wednesday evening,
wears in one of the several fine plays
presented by that celebrated o~rganiza-
tioOn, the favorite headgear tina was
worn by Edwin Booth whenever that
actor appeared as Hamlet. The cherish
ed souvenir was presented by Mr.. Booth
to Frederick Ward, who in turn recently
sent it to Miss Chapman. She also has a
shawl that was worn by Charlotte Cush-
man. Miss Chapman received the latter
from a Madam lie Moy, who is now liv-
ing in Paris, n was for years the great
American tragedienne's dressing maid.