Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
bore an expression of perfect content
ment and satisfaction.

bore an expression Of perfect content
ment and satisfaction.
The wreck on the Occur d'Alene branch
yesterday wa not SO serious an frsI re-
ported. Although there was no n KILL
ed, nine OF the twenty-five passengers
were injured and were taken to the SIS
ters' Hospital on arrival here for medical
treatment. The Mother General OF the
Sisters of Providence, who WAS on her
way from Wallace to this city, on. a visit
to the Academy, was badly cut about the
head and face and sustained a severe
confusion of the left elbow. Her condition
is quite serious but not considered DAN
gerous by the physicians in attendance. i
| The injured are: y
Robert Bond, Burke, Idaho, sprained
shoulder and knee badly cut and wrench.
ed. e Z
G. c. Parker. Deer Lodge, head ba&ly
bruised and cut. !
Tony Heimes, Burke, face severely feut
and bruised. Quite serious. H !
Harry Ruble, Wallace, shoulder brfIs-
ed and bad cut over eye. 81 I
W.. A. McClare, Burke, Idaho, slightly
cut AND bruised about the shoulder End
neck. e
James Mckinney, Burke, Idaho, }aca
padIy cut and sprained shoulder.
william Stapleton, Butte, back injured.
a oeam IN the storage chest of theEre-
IflgeratOr car became loosened, n
STRIKING the ties, lifted the trucks off and
tufned them so that the coach following
was thrown into the ditch. The refriger-
alor car went off first and struck in such
d manner as to prevent the other COACHES
from rolling over the steep rocky en-
pankment to the deep canyon on the edge
OF winch the accident occurred.
me university band, headed by Pro-
I Hsnoiu =. n. Barnicoat, leader, went to
Tram TO furnish music for the celebra-
iron neld there today. The band is in
me CONDITION now, and it's absence was
regretted by those who remained in Mis-
soula today.
Ihe Butte baseball team, which came
IN on No. l last night, will meet the Mis-
SCUBA team at the south side grounds this
afternoon. The nome team has been do
ING some earnest ,practicing during the
past few days and an interesting game
is rocked for. J. E. McCasey will act as
umpire for Missoula. Butte will also
nave an umpire and a double check will
be had on the game.
Charles E. Avery and p. T.. Prince will
address the people at the celebration at
Garnet today.
Miss Corbin of Butte is visiting her
SAosSA IL .. 1VoISc 2. SOOh, I'LL CdSL
Front street.
Mrs. e. M. Moore and son, Clyde, We're
passengers yesterday for the Bitter
Root valley, where ,ney will spend a
month among relatives and friends.
Laurel lodge No. II, K. of p. held a
picnic on Gran creek today and the
large crowd in attendance enjoyed
themselves to the limit. Nearly every
a hor foN1x q oc1ya% o1n~- oNrnf,tri~ ~
good things to eat, and after the grand
spread at noon, their attention was turn-
ed to sports and games and a jolly time
was enjoyed by all present. Il ,
There seemed to be no ordinance
! against the cannon f1recracker today, or
any restriction on the size, and build
ings shook and the earth trembled many
times during the day at the report of q
monster cracker. = =. 'E ga
Ed Mix went to Salt Lake yesterday
on a three weeks trip.
Misses Nellie and Kittie Gogarty have
returned to their home in Clinton after
an extended visit in MissDula. W
Senator Tyler Worden returned from
Philadelphia yesterday smiling and hap
Ply. He had a most enjoyable trip and
expressed every confidence in the sue
cess VI ultC H1C lACh0b
Miss Elsie Reinhard and Miss Below
went to Hamilton yesterday to spend the
Fourth. They took their bikes along.
Messrs, e. F.. Starlight and Frank
Singer are celebrating in Hamiltonto-
day.
Bishop Brewer and Rev. George Stew
art arrived yesterday from Hamilton
where they have been for the past sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.. Brown and Mrs. A
B. George of BeartoWn returned home
yesterday after a weeks stay in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wodford left on
yesterdays Copper City for a three
weeks outing at Mortina.
Col. Sanders was a passenger on the
Bitter Roo train yesterday afternoon.
Hon. I. G. Denne went to Thompson
last night and delivered an address al
the celebration there today.
Sheriff d. T.. Curren was a passenger
on the Copper City this morning fol
Butte on a business trip.
Secretary of State Hogan and family
passed through Missoula yesterday or
their way to Hamilton where they will
spend the Fourth and a few days outing
Hon. S. G. Murray and family went t.
Hamilton for the celebration.
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ONE KIND OF TEMPERANCE.
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indianapolis Press: st though vor
told me this was a temperance hotel
said the gentleman in shiny black.
"It u.s." said the member of the recap.
ton committee. who was working at Tia,
Job to please his wife.
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