Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

Sheriff B. s. Chaffen of Ravalli county
is in the city .
Mrs. J. H. Duffy will spend the next six
weeks at Salt Lake.
Judge George b. Winston and q. p.
Dolan are in Butte to-day.
Ed c. Jones, a Knight of the Grip from
St. Louis, who sells paper in Montana, Is
in the city.
M. C. Leonard. business Nal boss
hunter and guide from Helmville, Is IN
the city.
The home of William Lorenz in the
west end has been made happy by the
arrival of a young daughter.
A son was born last night to the wife OF
City Engineer E. H. Macdonald, reslo-
ing at 31S West Fourth street.
German Lutheran services will be con-
cluded this evening i'm the Swedish
church, corner Cedar and Fifth streets.
Miss Anna Burke has returned from a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Charles Noble,
at Lewiston, Idaho.
Judge and Mrs. T. D. Fitzgerald ana
their guests, DR.. and Mrs. Langan OF
Clinton, Iowa, spent to-day at Greeson
Springs.
Louis KIM is among h number OF
A~nacondans who will visit Salt Lake on
the excursion which will leave here We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
MI. and Mrs. w. N. Mccarthy of Poca-
tello. Idaho, are visiting with the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Falk. MISS
Emma Falk, who has been visiting at 70
catello, has also returned nome.
John Wagner and D. T. Tiet5en drove
to their mines several miles west OF Tue
CITY. Early this morning their horse re-
turned to the city, having evidently oroh-
en- away during the night time.
This funeral of Dollie Collins was held
from Tuttle's undertaking rooms this al
ternoon. Rev. Frank Minnick OF the
Christian church conducted the funeral
services.
Invitations are out for a joint installa-
ton of Division No l, A. o. H. and l.. a:
of A. O.. H. this evening. A sDlenald
musical and literary programme has
been arranged.
) Japanese Interpreter Susziki, from
Butte. was present in the district court
this morning and through him the two
laps charged with assaulting Foreman
REGAIN at Warm Springs pleaded not
guilty. The case will be set for trlal thls
afternoon.
The Landry block on West Commercial
avenue has suffered the loss OF s3oo our
ing the past week by two broken plate
SFdSStS, - LIZ" g.
> out of the hands of P. w. Schmidt, al
? awning repairer, and broke one. 1ester'
!. day afternoon some men were playlhs
ball in the street and the batter threw .
|, baseball bat through the other. Eacl
glass was valued at $3.50. No insurance
!, The police are looking for the mar Whe
was playing ball.
Philip Kearns. aged about 40. a boardel
: at the Cox house, an employs of the lowe
works. who has been drinking hard O.
late, committed suicide this forenoon DA
jumping in the concentration fune a
Carroll When last seen alive he wa:
standing on the flume at a point Dack o
: the Gaven house. A man named JONI
, Quinn saw him fail forward and under
took to rescue him, but the water was To-
!. swift. Kearns was rapidly carried IN TN
: muddy waters through the hume an
pitched headleng into the slum pond. MI
= Quinn and others We're on the scene !
q an instant, but the unfortunate mar wa
a lead when taken out. The sheriff ofhc
was notified by telephone. Coroner Haf
: denlbrook could not be found ana WoT
: was sent to Acting Coroner j. M. Ken
nelly. who went down with Undertake
futile, viewed the remains and ordere
the remains removed to the morgue. "A
inquest will be held at Turtles undertak
ing rarlors this evening at 1870 oclocf
The deceased leaves a brother, pa
, Kearns, a resident of Carroll. and a VII
l and three children residing in Ireland.