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AT COLUMBIA GARDENS,

The Columbia Gardens may we'll be
called the Garden OF Eden" as it an
swers that purpose for the Butte people.
The pretty flowers, grass, trees and gen.
eral surroundings are a treat to the many
families and visitors that flock to this
popular place every day. For the last
week many thousand people have been
In attendance, and If all is well Sunday
will be the largest day of the season.
There are many attractions to amuse
the visitors. Kathinka, the marvellous
singer, gives a free exhibition every art
ernoon and evening, closing her engage
ment on Sunday evening. King Solo
mons Enchanted Chamber is the last
novelty and is a great wonder and the
talk of the town.
The lake has it's attractions for those
who enjoy life on the waves, while the
large dance hall. with it's excellent floor
and complete orchestra, is crowded from
morning till night with merry dancers.
Then the cafe, ice cream parlors 49,.
do their share toward helping the merry
makers have good time. On Sundays
the famous B. B NJ. band plays concert
music for it's admirers.
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LARCENY CASE DISMISSED.
CASE HAD A Pc
CULIAR LOOK.
Patrick Shea and Owen Twohey Were
Accused Of the Theft
Of 5000.

Patrick Shea and Owen Twohey were
given a preliminary hearing In Justice
Lewis court at Walkerville today on 2
charge of grand larceny. the theft OF 800
from John Sullivan on July IA, and at the
conclusion of the testimony the court dis
charged them at the request Of r. 8. Alley,
who represented the county attorneys
office. Sullivan keeps a saloon at sos North
Main street. 1t was alleged that on the
date of the theft he took the money from
the safe In his place of business and placed
in pocketbook, leaving the ends of the
bills protruding. He then placed the book
on the back bar. Shea and Twohey stepped
in and got drink about that time and
Sullivan stepped out for few minutes,
and when he stepped back again the green
backs were gone and twenty-dollar gold
piece handicapped the floor. The arrest OF
the two patrons followed. On the witness
stand at the hearing today Dennis Downey
testified that Sullivan had told him he
would not have had Shea and Twohey ar
rested had It not been for the fact that he
owed considerable money and mis- creditors
were after him. Asked by Mr.. Alley to
whom the $500 belonged, Sullivan answered
he did not know whether it was his or his
creditors. AS the case seemed to Mr.. Alley
to possess a peculiar color motion to dis
miss was made and sustained.
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LATE::b0XER NEWS
SIR WALTER SURPRISED.
Never Expected They Would Make
.t ri, a. Such a Stand. .,,..

New York July 21.--sir Walter Hitler,
who thas recently been appointed adviser
to the military authorities in China by
the British government, was passenger
on THE steamship Lucania. which reached
port today from Liverpool. Speaking Of
his mission, Sir Walter said
My aDDpin tment is that of a political
Officer and. I am under orders to proceed
at once to Join Sir John GaZelle, the
pre- sent British commander-in-chlef OF
China I know thoroughly and speak the
Chinese language
When shown the dispatch received
from Minister Conger, yesterday, Sir
Walter said: '"rhis is the most honeful
news that has come from China for
long time. However, l would not trust
information received through Chinese
sources, for they are like all Asfatic peo-
ple-they will lie whenever 1t Is to their
interest to do SO. 1t would be to their in
terest to disseminate falsi1icatlon II the
massacre had occurred"
When told itTnat Secretary Hay had
urged the powers to make all haste to
Pektn. Sir Walter said that the dlf1icully
of travel in China was one OF the great
problems against which foreign RS would
have to contend. The road from Ilen
,rsin to Pekin was well nigh impossible
THE Pei HO river was navigable only
sherft distance and military equipments
could not be taken over the roads With
any advantage In making an advance to
pain;n he said the first step necessary
would be to clear Tien TsiL of the Chi
nfsa and protec. the base of the allies.
This would be necessary before any ad-
vance could be made.
.nT,ha, chinese" he continued, "have
surn,dsen and puzzled me. Even know
ing na,em as we'll as I do, I never ex-
nected that they should make such de-
cided stand
sir walter will leave at once for China
by way of Vancouver.
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LOCAL. BRIEFS.

Singer office for best oil and needles. ::
Orton Bros. pianos and organs 219 n.
Main.
IIinkle & Dolman. lawyers. 1894 Ows-
ley block.
]. G. Bates. tuner. Montana Music
Co. Tel 504.
DR.. Forsyth, dentist, has removed to
and Owsley block.
Tinware. roofing, eavestroughs, smoke
stacks made to order. A. e. Jones, 26s
East Park.
A daughter was born to the wife of Har-
ry Ralph of 10 West La Platte street on
June 14th.
Young German canaries, warranted
singers, only $3.50 EACH Butte Bird
Store, IS West Broadway. .
Mrs. Owen Thornton died today at the
family residence, IA East Gagnon street.
The funeral will be announced later.
Save one-nalf II your expenses by
boarding at Hollingsworth's Cafe. Al W.
Park.
Nicholas Abegg, aged "a years, died
yesterday. The funeral will take place
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Richards undertaking rooms.
Manitou ginger champagne is the
product Of fruit syrup, Jamaica ginger
ami the natural Manitou mineral water.
Healt,.ful and refreshing. Put UP in
quarts and pints. Montana Liquor Co. :
Keyren McEvoy age "a years, died
FRIDAY ait the residence of his daughter
Mrs. James NIahar, No. S1S West Mer-
curry, from ulcer: The funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon at :
O'Clock.
Next Sunday July %, the Great North
ern will run special train to Helena
the chief attraction in the capital city
on that day being the ball game between
Butte and Helena. The train will leave
at a. m. and return at p. m The
fare will be So for the round trip.
Anton Chodish was tried in Justice
Nichols court yesterday afternoon, on a
charge of assault in the third degree or
Louis Huff at Columbia Garden on July
4, and found guilty This morning the
judge fined him $40 and costs.
John Webb has brought suit agains
Dominick Bertoglio. Anton Crosse, Caul.
field & Grady and the Boston & Montana
Mining company to recover Judgment fol
1924, alleged to be due the Big Black.
foot Milling company for lumber usee
in the construction of a house at Meader
willie.
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STRIKING FISHERMEN
FIGHT ON THE WATER

Seattle, Wash. July 21.-There was seri-
GUS fight at Stevens, where the Frazer river
canneries are located, between special po-
lice and striking fishermen Two boats
were out fishing under protection of two
patrol tugs, with special police on board.
Eighty strikers, in small boats, attacked
the patrol tugs and engaged In hand-to-
armed or there would certainly have been
several fatalities. The police were vastly
outnumbered by fishermen, who climbed
aboard the tugs and administered severe
beating to the police. The white men who
had been fishing under police projections
were taken ashore by the strikers and
paraded through the streets with placards
attached to their backs. denouncing them
as scabs.
Forty-seven canneries on Fraser river
will close down for the season, the dead
lock between the canneries and fishermen
being as far from settlement as ever.
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the last few days the price of tea has ad-
Vanced from one to two cents a pound
and still further increases seem likely,
masmuch as with the continuance of the
d1ncuFt1es in China it will cost more to
import. When the outbreak began it
was computed THAT there were about
2S 600 pounds of tea in this country
That stock is being rapidly brought up
by retailers, and should the hostilities
extend to the tea growing districts a
rpaid rise in the price of the commodity
will res. The great tea producing
centers u China, however, have not yet
been threat ened with the strife in which
the Boxers are engaged.
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LIKE LEU 7 GER 7
THE POLICE OF CHICAGO HAVE
BROUGHT TO LIGHT ANOTHER
TANK HORROR CASE.

Chicago, July 21.-The police of this
city are investigating mystery at the
stockyards, which they think is another
Luetget case. A human skull and a pair
of shoes have been found in a rendering
tank owned by one of the packing house
firms at the yards. Several men recently
in the employ o. .he company have dis
appeared and the police are searching for
them to see if any light can be Shed upon
the mysterious find. 1t is the theory of
the police that the victim was pushed
into the tank.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 41s,.

tana, March Z, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the heirs Of
berger and Gustave GaIlick, whose post
Office address is Butte City, Montana have
this day filed filed their tn application for patent
Mining claim, upon which notice of inten-
tion to apply for patent was posted on the
Summit Sur NIT valley 1unorg3 Mining m aHr district. IT.
Silver Bow county. State Of Montana, and
Range ING wes and 6e
ing more particularly described as follows.
to-wit:
is also Corner No. 4 Of Survey No. 5412. and
the potnt Of nterseetion M .net Of the west end
lime Of Of surSsy s Sh ths 4h aas sas
1oxsx7 inches above ground, with mound OF
stone alongside. and marked 1856 for Cor
degrees se 81 mnu!ss = E s M feet 0sarS snd S
ISIS ISIS feet; thence n degrees ai s. minutes :
" % s le feai esence 5 desFess s ma
% minutes F; l21o:5 .t feet to the place Of be-
en elaimea BY he above p appicants. pip ants
! all of which is in conflict with Lot c. Sur
The location of this claim is of record
ty, State Of Montana, in Book '.D,, Of
Placer LOcatlOHS, dI page ECO, anu BOOK
..B'' of Placers, at page 620
The adjoining claims to these premises
arc Survey No. 1880, Golden Henatite Lode,
Lot 227 on the north; Survey No 1929, Sim
bad Lode, on the east; Survey No. 1879.
54l2, Undire Lode, O'nillon B. Whitford ct
al applicants for ALL and Survey No. 3436,
Bavaria Placer, George Decker applicant,
on the south: Re-Survey No. 14ss. Mcqueen
Placer Lot 205, David N. Upton ct al. ap-
'''~N''@S' GEORGE D. GREENE.
Register.
=, SAMUEL BARKER. JR..
Attorney for Applicants.
(First Publication March s. 1909
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liam Thompson. deceased. to the creditor.
of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this notice,
to the said administrator, at 4O2 South
Main street. Butte, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business
of said estate, in the county of Silver Bow.
state of Montana
o. J. MCCONNELL.
Administrator of the estate Of William
Thompson, deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this 18th day Of
July, 1900.
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London, July 2O-Victoria crosses have
been gazetted for Captain Meiklejohn and
Sergeant Major Robertson, both of the
Gordon Highlanders, for bravery in the
battle of Elandsiaagte, and Lieutenant
Norwood of the Fifth Dragon guards for
rescuing a fallen trooper at Ladysmith.
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notice.!

No one is authorized to sell treasury
stock in rhe Denver and Rock Island
Mining comrany except Mr.. T. B. Weller,
resident agen,. of the company. at their
head office, No. Is West Broadway, Rntte
Montana; open evenings also, Z to g..
Correspondence solicited. Denver and
Rock Island Mining Company.
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Washington. July 2O.-The president has
appointed the following postmasters: Cali
fornia-Dunsmuir, Charles A. Bliss; Paso
Robles, A. r. Booth. Montana-Fort Ben
ton, George w. Crane.
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Chicago, July 2.-A special to the Record
from Marshall. Mich, says: Snow fell here
last evening for a few minutes, during the
barns, and unroofing houses and breaking
glass.
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no peaches or prunes exported from this
part of the state this year, according to
the statements of prominent fruit growers.
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Stockton, Cal: 1nly e..-Next week the
work of harvesting sugar beets will be
commenced in this county, but the yield
will be very small according to reports
from various sections where they were cul-
tivated. What is known as beet blight has
greatly affected the crop.
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The Great Northern railway will run a
special train from Butte to Helena on Sun
Rntte and Helena Train will leave Butte
at 8 a. m. Fare for the round trip So.
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NEWS NOTES BY WIRE.
Items of Interest From All Over
the World.

New York, July 21-Mr. George Gould
has sold the steam yacht Atalanta, through
Messrs Gardiner & Cox OF this city, to the
Colombian government. for gunboat.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William Thompson, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed, administrator of the estate of Will
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A. F. & A. M.

A regular communication of Mt. Mo-
ria11 lodge, No. "a. A. F. and A. M, will
be held in Masonic hall this evening.
Business of Importance will be transact
ed. BY order of the w. NJ. E. A. Nc
Pherson, secretary.
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The Great Northern railway will run q
special train from Butte to Helena on Sum-
day. July o. for the ball game between
Butte and Helena. Train will leave Butte
at Q. m. Fare for the round trip -
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THE TEA MARKET.
Chinese Trouble Has Already 1nhu-
n3 enced it Considerably.

New York. July 21.-rhe trouble n
China is already influencing the WI ie-
60 la 4ea market of this country. Within
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Three friends of Judge Clancy arrived
from Missouri via the Oregon Short Line
today and If everything works right the
judge will chaperone them to Lake Nc
Donnell, in the Bitter Root country, next
week The trip depends upon the will
lingness Of the Missouri gentlemen to
make it, but as they are here to see the
country in its summer attire they will
doubtless accept the judges invita- ton.
The start is scheduled for Tuesday.
There are only six men in the county
Jail charged with murder. They are Jo-
seph Shafer, colored, who killed John
Hawkins. another colored man. several
years ago. and has been tried and convict
ed of murder in the first degree. Thomas
Pooley. accused Of having killed his
daughter and her husband. Thomas Lit
tlejohn; he has not yet had trial.
Charles Verona. tailor. charged with
having sold an Indian enough wood al
cohol to kill half a dozen Indians but 1t
slaughtered only three: hi has not been
tried Peter Dempsey, Who shot and
killed his wife; he has been tried and
convicted of murder in the first degree.
but the condition of his mind will be
made the subject of an investigation by
12 men on August 80. Daniel Lucey, th1
convicted killer of Patrick L. Regan in
Silver Bow canyon. Fred w. Steven
son, charged with the murder of Joseph
M .Woodside at Melrose; he is to be tried
early in September.
AS Harry w. Peters, another killer, is
out on a bond of $4,000, his case will not
be taken up again until after the cases
Of those now in Jail on criminal charges
are disposed of by the court.
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IS COMING FOR
WILLIAM EATON
OAKLAND POLICE WILL TAKE
THE RAPIST BACK TO
CALIFORNIA.
SIX MURDERERS ARE
NOW IN COUNTY JAIL.
Trio Of Convicts Will be Taken to
Penitentiary on Monday-Friends
Visit Judge Clancy.

The chief of police of Oakland. CAL, is
expected here tomorrow or Monday after
William Eaton, the young scapegoat
wanted in Oakland on charge of rape.
Eaton is in the county Jail awaiting the
arrival of the California officer, not be-
cause he wants to wait, but because he
has to do it. He is ION the inside" in two
distinct senses of the phrase. and knows
he will be taken down the Oregon Short
Line en- route to Oakland in a few days.
Edgar Marshall, Albert e. Reek and
James Bradley will be taken to the pen
itentiary on Monday, the former to serve
hve years If he becomes obstreperous in
prison, and four years and two months
if he conducts himself in a manner to
conform with the rules of the prison, and
the latter IL months, minus one month
for good behavior. Reek will serve three
terms of one. two and three years re-
spectively, and for good behavior will get
a reduction of 10 months on the whole,
which will again land him in the ring
of worldly activity in the fall of 1905. AS
to Edgar Marshall. the name under
which he was convicted. is an assumed
one. having been adopted for business
purposes, but no one in Butte outside
of himself knows who he is or where he
originally came from, but everybody
knows whence he is going on Monday. In
view of the fact that he was known as
Ed Allison at the time the cartridge in
his gun exploded and killed Mrs. Creech
it is suspected that Allison might be
close to his right name and that he is
related to Clay Allison. who once played
star engagement in the arena of reck-
lessness in Colorado. During his So
journ in Jail he has gained several
pounds of flesh, the quiet, indoor life
having agreed with him. When he arr1v-
ed from Salt Lake he was as thin as the
proverbial rail, but riding brake beams
lodging policemen and getting only one
meal week was sufficient to make him
gaunt.
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The .Grotto is a flrst-class cafe. Three
doors east of postoffice

The Great Northern railway will run
special train from Butte to Helena on S,,@-
day, July %, for the ball game between
Butte and Helena. Train viii leave Butte
at a. m. Fare for the round trip s3
FOR RENT, FURNISHED-THREE
room fiat, newly and completely fur
nished for housekeeping. SO West Mer-
curry street, or Joe Whatley's Cafe
WANTED = STEADY YOUNG MAN
willing to work; p,-ma nent- employ-
mer,s fer right party. Apply at a. m.,
Monday. Unique Tailoring Co., 81 E.
Granite.
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SAMUEL BARKER. JR.,
Attorney for Applicants.
(First Publication March s. 1909
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Lifts the dark veil Of your future life
of life, of private as well as of bu:
love, matrimony, friendship, business
suits, claims, collections. ETC., journe!
ure, prevents sickness and misfortune
thus also restoring happiness to home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-27
WOMAN DOCTORS CRIME.
Resisted Arrest and Fatally Wound-
ed Member of the Con-
stables Posse.

GILMAN, H., Aug. 26.-Michael Ryan,
who, with others. accompanied Constable
John Milstead tonight to serve a warrant
for malpractice on Mrs. c. NJ Wright,
was fatally shot by an unknown in
mate of the woman's lying-in hospital
The victim of the malpractice was a
i6-year-old girl named Bessie Saiter. The
town Is In fever Of excitement, a mob
surrounds the house OF Mrs. Wright with
threats 20 fire 1t, and the inmates have
not yet been arrested.
The death of Bessie Salter occurred
Friday The body was taken to her home
during Friday night and was buried Sc
cretly in the cemetery Saturday by rel
atives.
AS soon as the facts became known a
coroner's jury was summoned and the
coroner ordered the body examined.
A warrant was sworn out for the ar
rest of Mrs. Wright and a crowd of men
went with the constable to serve It, They
knocked at the door, got no response,
and forced their way in. Then the WOO
man fired out OF the window RYAN fell
As they departed three more shots were
fred after them. Dennis Carr was shot
in the leg.
As this dispatch is closed the fire hell
is ringing. and it Is probable the crowd
has fired the hospital.
Later-The hospital was not burned. An
outbuilding was fired but owing to the
dampness the flames failed To reach the
main structure After the failure the
majority OF the crowd dispersed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-27
EVANS FACTION DEFIANT.
Claims Majority and says Fight VIII
Proceed.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Aug. 2s.-The
Times will print the following dispatch
from Cleveland. Tenn;
Chairman Upton. Of the Evans state
committee. was asked today what effect
Mr.. Hanna's letter would have. He re-
piled that II would have the same effect
as shaking a red flag in the face of an
angry bull.
rive do not recognize Mr.. Hanna as
our boss and we wear no mans collar,
said Mr. Upton. our committees meet
next Tuesday TO organize for the fight and
il there are any members on 1t who do
not want to fight they viii be asked to
step behind tree and let the battle pro-
coed.
No. the fight will proceed unless the
committees are bigger towards than
think they are. II would be ridiculous
for the majority TO surrender to a minor
ity Ours Is the regular ticket and II
Hanna does not know il. il is because he
has refused 10 investlgate.or listen to any
one but Brownlow.'
Then you think there will be no COM
promise?
There certainly Will not be unless
Hanna agrees TO hear our side of the case
and gives US fair trial. "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-27

William l., at Erfurt. There will he a
big review on the Tempelhof neld. next
Saturday. IL will be attended by the
King of Wurtemburg, the Grand Duke OF
Hesse, Prince Henry of Prussia, the
Grand Duke of Oldenburg and many 9th
err royalties, besides Gen. Ludlow. of the
United States army.
The German government has shown
great attention to a number OF other
American officers, who, In addition to
Gen. Ludlow, are here 10 study German
naval and military institutions. notably
Capt. Mitchell of the ordnance depart
ment who inspected the German method
of manufacturing smokeless powder, and
Naval Constructor Woodward. who in
spected kiel, Dantzic and other yards.
An exposition 90 South and Central
American vegetable products has been
opened here. and will remain open until
September 20
The papers here comment on the inter-
views and speeches I'm America OF Andrew
II. White, the United States ambassador
10 Germany, on the subject of German
rotations. The Kreuz Zeitung disputes
MIR. Whites assertion that the excite
ment here regarding the Dinpley tariff
has subsidized and that the latest Won
Holleben- Hay agreement Is considered
here TO be important. pointing out that
all the important points at issue are left