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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
Judge Clancy Will Await Con-
gresham Campbell's Return
HE POSTPONED A TRIAL
The. Case Of Lutey VS.. w. A. Clark
Setting Was Vacated-Attor-
ney Roote Opposed.

Il guess we a better give the gen
a chance to get back. He's
down there purifying politics i'm Nom
I These were the words. used by Judge
Clancy in open cou this morning in
passing upon a little matter before him,
and they had direct reference to Con-
gresham A. j. Campbell and his pres
ence in Washington. D. c. Their utter
ance created a ripple of amusement
among those present, some even laugh
ing aloud.
The play came up through the request
Of Attorney Jesse B. Roote to have the
suit entitled Lutey Bros. VS.. w. A. Clark
tried on the date of its setting, which is
next Friday. It is an action involving
money paid by the plaintiffs for the
stock Of goods owned by the Thornton
Thomas Mercantile company while the
property was in the hands of a receiver.
which receiver the supreme court after
wards decided had been illegally APP
pointed by the district court.
In presenting the matter to- the court
Mr.. Roote stated that the case had been
set three or four times. and the defend
amt was anxious to have it disposed Of
as soon as possible. He further said
CudI AdIIDpUclI q 1dTT were CNe dLIOr-
neys for the plaintiffs: that the defend
ant had once agreed with Campbell to
not attempt to bring the suit to trial
until after Campbell returned from a
trip to Michigan, but that was the ex-
tent of the understanding.
c. NJ. Parr explained the connection
he had with the case. He said 1t had
been formerly a firm Job, but Campbell
and himself had dissolved and the for
mer had taken the Lutey-Clark case.
His understanding was that the case
was not to be tried until Campbells re-
turn. an understanding to that effect
having been agreed upon. He thought
Campbell would be back about July.
The judge vacated the setting, and in
so doing uttered the remark about Camp
bell purifying" Montana politics in
Washington. - @(Ns}-F
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
REWARD.

The undersigned will pay the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars y($2. 5oo.0 o) to
designed with Information which win
lead to the detection and conviction Of
any person or persons or corporations,
who have heretofore or may hereafter
trespass upon and extract ard remove
pres or minerals from any Of the under.
ground workings beneath the surface u
those portions Of the Michael Dewitt lode
claim, which are included within injunc-
tons issued by the state OF United States
courts of Montana.
BUTTE AND BOSTON CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY.
by G. s. Batterman. Asst Supt.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06

For Sale-House and lot at a bargain.
Brigham, 16 West Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06

AUS~A ''.'''.' .ss..es.. al, jSS %
His assets consist OF wearing annarel
and a watch valued 1T SIC, and a life in
eurance policy for $1,000. payable to es-
tate.
The petition Of A. ]. Daum, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt, was set for
a hearing on March 20.
The hearing Of the motion, to appoint
a receiver IN the Silver City Mercantile
company case went over until tomor-
row.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
RETURNED WITH FOUR
RUNAWAY YOUTHS.

Chief of Police Lavell returned from
Helena yesterday with four runaway
Butte youths, who left their homes be-
cause Of some trouble they got into in
the public schools. They ran away sew
eral days ago and were apprehended in
Helena The boys were: Harry Murphy
Of 219 East Granite street. James Mar
tin and Dan Murphy Of Dublin gulch,
and Will Barry Of 300 East Granite
street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
THE DAYS DOlNGS
IN POLICE COURT.

Among the prisoners who faced Judge
Sullivan this morning was e. B. Tracy.
who made an armed demonstration for
the benefit Of Poundmaster Peter john
son and Officer McGillick last might.
Tracy is the proprietor Of a Wyoming
street restaurant. johnson entered the
place last night to refresh the inner man.
He ordered a hot tamale. When he went
to pay his score an alteration arose be-
tween him and Tracy over the price.
The dispute was as warm as the tamales
served by Tracy, m Officer sMcGillick
called i'm Tracy drew a u On the
officer. 70.
In police court this morning Tracy
pleaded not guilty and his case was set
for Friday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
DR.. German. dentist. III N. Main.
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS.

In the District Court of the United
States, District of Montana, Court Of
Bankruptcy:
In the matter OF Robert N. Gibson.
Notice is hereby given that on the LIST
day Of March, A. D. 1900, the said Robert
N. Gibson. was duly adjudged bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of creditors
will be held at the Court of Bankruptcy.
No. 40 West Park street, Butte, Mon
tana, on the Goth day of March, A. d.
1900. at 2 o'clock p. m, at which time
the creditors may appear, prove their
claims, elect a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other bust
mes sas may properly come before the
meeting.
THOMPSON CAMPBELL.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Dated March 6, 1900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
BUTTE CITIZENS BuNcoED.

Last week many people were feeced
by buying cheap literature and getting
nothing in return for their money. Many
Others might be equally disappointed by
buying a. cheap life insurance that does
insure. The insurance. II the s..Mu-
tnal Life" of New York positively In
sures. Lynch & bachelor. Dist. Mgrs.,
New Bee Hive building, Butte, Mont. :.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06

their appreciation Of the fact by staying.
away In large numbers. The performance
n OF the poorest = seen IN Dfl-s
Ion. After b SHOW, arrow A~nse0gs4na
actors over cash box. In which the
fair Clara was chOked into submission
by hear leading man, while not down on
the bills added a keen xest to the enjoy
ment of those who had been taken In by
the barn storming aggregation.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06
CAPE NOME.

If you are going to the new Gold Fields
and it is your desire to reach there as
early as possible. we can book you on any
of he following vessels sailing from,
Seattle: Oregon, Geo. w. Dickinson.
Caronne, Ohio. Tacoma, Centennial, San
ia Ana, Roanoke.
Fol reservations on n of these YES
sells call at the Northern Pacific City
Ticket Office. corner Park and Main
streets, Butte, Mont, or write to
w. H. MERRIMAN, GenI Agent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06

Barney Schnetter. who assaulted Anita
De Schontz, a variety actress, in a box
at the Montana Music a several days
ago, pleaded guilty Inc sentence will be
passed tomorrow morning. 9s5s.. <s,<
The girls injuries are much more seri-
Gus than was at first supposed. She says
that Schnetter choked her and kicked
her in the stomach. The assault was a
brutal one and the girl has since been
confined to her bed. The attending
physicians say her injuries are very
grave. The police will make an investi-
CATION Of the case today.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-06

Charles Thompson and Harry Curran,
two boys against whom there are sew
eral complaints Of petit larceny, pleaded
guilty to the charge of violating the cur
few law.
II have received a number Of COM
plants against you boys" said the judge,
land I want to warn you hat the road
you are travelling leads to the reform
school and the penitentiary. I will sem
tence each of you to 10 days in the county
JAIL"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
IT. :.
CABL. :,
co.
SAVANNAH BRANCH
Established Less Than
Three Years.
Now the Leading Piano House Of
the City.

Less than three years ago an agency for
the products OF the Gable Company was
established in Savannah. AS the Cable
Company give greater value than any
other plano house. the margin OF profit Is
less. and there Is no room for losses. and
they never run a branch or agency at a
loss. This explains the starting OF the
Savannah business IN very modest quar-
ters. IN the second story Of a building on
Broughton street. In charge OF Mr. s. 5.
sollee. well known IN savannah. as this
has always been his home. The business
in savannah scored an immediate success,
and about eighteen months ago store
was rented at i46 Whitaker street then
amply large enough for the needs OF this
growing business. Six months ago more
room was needed. and the next store. l4S
whitaker street. was added. and to-day In
these Two stores by far the largest piano
and organ business In South Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina Is carried on.
MIR s. $ SOLLEE has charge OF the
city business or this company. and no
more competent piano man can be found
in tho South Mr.. sollee has served an
apprenticeship IN all branches OF the piano
business. and as a tuner and general re-
pair man has no peer IN the Southern
states.
MR.. H. s. LEETE has charge OF the
road salesman and outside agencies OF the
Savannah house. and has many years ex-
perience In all branches OF the piano bust
ness For the last i've years previous 20
coming 10 Savannah he was on the road
for tho Gable Company visiting all the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

There arc no moro generally known and
appreciated instruments ia tho worlds
markets to-day than the justly celebrated
Conovor. Kingsbury. Gable and yelling
ton Pianos aud Chicago Cottage Organs.
These instruments are all high-grade
manufactured from the very hest mate
rails and By the most skilled workmen In
the great modern factories of the largest
and most progressive piano company in
the world difference Goo size, case,
work and ornamcutation distinguish The
different nome. pnd accounts for the dif-
ference Ia price. a buyer cannot make
mistnke in buying amy instrument manu-
featured by this company. as they are all
high grade.
CoNOVER PIANOS.
CONOVER r. a name well known in the
piano world From the nrat the Conover
Piano has hello place among the dis
tincily high grade artistic American IN
struments. Its special features are ex-
cluslveiy its own. and include a number OF
improvements which have always receY-
ed the Endorsement ~ experts. The Con
over Is as perfect a piano as IL 81 possible
20 produce. and the item OF cost Is never
special points OF excellence IN the Conovcr
T. It's patent repeating action. the advan-
fages Of which cannot be- ovcrcstimated.
both artisticaliy and mechanically consid-
cred The touch o. Light and elastic and
the repetition perfect. II possesses great
power enabling pianist 10 produce all the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

No plano and organ house stands with
greater prominence In the financial and
commercial world than the Gable Com
pany. the largest manufacturers OF pi-
amos and organs in tho world Their va
rious makes OF pianos and organs have
been sold broadcast throughout the United
states and wherever civilization Is. The
cuts Of their immense factories at Chi
cago and ST. Charles. H.. Will give some
idea OF the size and importance Of this
gigantic industry. This company has a
cash capital fully paid IN OF 100000. and
has branches and agencies IN every state
IN tho Union. and country In the civilized
world The motto OF this great concern Is
Fair Dealing" and their constant aim
is TO give more for tho same amount OF
money than any other manufacturer. They
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
A Piano and Organ Manufacturing
Company Unsurpassed in Extent
of Manufacture and Commercial
Standing in the Worlds
Music Industries.
ANNUAL OUTPUT $4,000 PIANOS and ORGANS

have always from the inception OF the
company. been able to do this. and herein
lies the secret OF their great success.
without great and superior merit their
immense growth and enormous business
would have been an impossibility. Hun
dreGs Of thousands Of homes in all parts
Of che civilized world contain instruments
manufactured by this company. and by
fair dealing and consideration for the
needs and rights OF the customer. every
purchaser Is and remains a friend OF this
house and every satisfied customer is a
standing advertisement and factor in OBJ
tanning new business With such a stand
ing army Of friends and helpers che fu-
ture Of this great company IS indeed
bright. and they confidently expect to
double their list Of customers in the next
three years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
a FEW TESTIMONIALS
Selected from the Many File Which We VIII Be Glac
TO Show Intending Bowers

King bury Piano was selected for Cox
College after searching investigation o.
the various makes represented In this &C.
ton. this investigation extending over =
year. and after "a thorough and critical
trial OF the entire number Of forty-fVe pi-
amos by both Mrs. Alice Cox Crenshaw
and Mrs. Sallie Cox Stanton. ! am giad
to say che pianos prove 20 be all you
have claimed for them. and even beyonl
our own anticipation.
You are at liberty TO use the broaiest
commentator from Cox College 10 sup
port OF your claims for these excellent ~
struments, as We are prepared 70 LET ne
experience OF lifetime in the conduct o.
a music department guide us In our opin'
ion.
with best wishes for your own coniin-
ued success and that OF your house. am
my dear sir. sincerely your.
VIM. S. cox.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

saissmen and agencies in several Southern
states.
MIR. ]. f. ROGERS. a piano salesman
OF many years experience, Is now on m.
road FOR the Savannah house. His uo,.
consists principally OF opening up new Ter.
Thory. and he has never failed 20 pIa..
the instruments OF the Cable Compa,y
with the leading families In every town
visited by him
MR.. +. J. PETERSON, a Thoroughly
skilled tuner and repair man. attends n
the city tuning for this house. having rs-
Gently entered their employ Mr. Peterson
l. from Tennessee where he hAs ior sey.
eral years In the employ Of Harding A
Miller. leading dealers of that stats
MR.. J. II. sHIRAH. a piano tuner O,
many years OF experience. attends 70 TIA
road work for the Savannah house ana
his being employed by the Cable Company
is an absolute guarantee OF the exec.
lencc OF his work.
MIR. JOHN STRICKLAND has for ne
past year had charge OF the city oois,.
tions.
MIR. J. r. BOWEN has charge o. lhs
drayage for this company. assisted BY
four experienced men. and besides their
own work. the Gable Company will movs
pianos for the general public fully guar.
anteeing their work.
The following well-knowu travelling
statesmen are employed by this house
W. Il HAYGOOD.
Z. A BRACK.
GEORGE r. FULLER
Besides the above regular travelling mn
the Gable Company has agents and agsn-
cies scattered all over their territory
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
INSTRUM ENTS
Manufactured by the Gable CO
a Very Superior Line of Pianos
and Organs.
HIGH REASONABLE PRICE.
Guaranteed by a Company With So
100000 Cash Capital.

effects Of which piano f. capable. It's
browning excellence, however consists IN
the fact that 10 can hc used continuously
for hours without fatiguinE theNcnormer.
a popularity which cannot be truthfully
attributed 20 any other upright action.
NINGsBURN PIANOS.
KINGsBURY PIANOS possess great at
trdctlveuess q case. deslgn aud finish. ana
are OF most excellent musical qualities.
Tho Kinrsbury is widely known and
widely sold. the most authentic estimates
placing the sales Of the Kingshury as
greater per year than of any other Amer
icon piano They may he relied on 70
give entire satisfaction. both as 90 thor
oughucss of construction and musical ca
pahlliucs The KinRsGury piano has won
great distinction as college plano. Many
Southern schools and colleges are using
this instrument exclusively. Cox College.
College Park. Ca purchased a. style y
KinEsbury pianos az one time and many
other colleges will gladly add their tosti-
mony to thRt OF Cox College as to the
superiority Of the "Kingshury"
CABLE PIANOs.
The demand is Increasing Tor an instru-
mont that viii combine the superior tone
qualities OF the GRAND and the com
puctness OF the upright plano. This COM
bination. presents advantages hitherto I'M
attained ga piano building. and % Is TO
fully meet these requirements that We
offer the CABLE PIANO. In this superb
instrument the scale has been drawn BY
one OF the ablest scale experts IN Amer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

southern Female College.

VIM. S. Cox. Business Manager.
College Park. Ca. Sept :. 1895
Mr. ". Il. Morenus. Manager Gable Piano
Co. Atlanta. Ca.
Dear AIR. Morenus-I cannot refrain
from writing you personally 20 thank YOU
and your house for the manner IN which
you have nlled the order ! gave YOU on
August for forty-four Kinrsbury pianos
and one Conover Grand Piano In every
particular you have carried out the terms
OF your agreement and the pianos prove
TO he beyond the eNs,Artion OF myself
ana the faculty OF Cox College.
J have already stated 20 you that the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
THE CABLE BUILDING.

lea. In mechanical construction the
Cable has every point OF excellence that
Is essential 10 an instrument Of Its supo-
rior character. The case is built some
what larger than the usual upright IN or
der TO give the scale greater compass.
hence the strings have unusual length,
and the sounding board being larger than
ordinarily used. q produces a volume and
quality OF tone which could not be 9TH
erurtsa ohfafnad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Gentlemen-It affords me great piea'.''
60 add my testimony to the merits OF w w,
Conover Upright Piano. The tone v ~ ~
and pure. with remarkable singing Qu'
ties. the action IS prompt and elas', -.
would recommend II 10 purchasers u'
ing a first-class piano. .,-,
LILLIAN NoRDIcA:
Prima Donna Of Her Majestys I'A''A"
Opera
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Thomssvilie. Ga. June q. 1899.
Cable Piano Co. X. b. Morcnus. Mana
ger, Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlcmcn-About two years ago I pur-
chased from YOU Kngsbury piano. This
plano has been used In my music room for
practice work by my scholars and also
for recital work
The plano has been IN use on an average
OF certainly not less than six hours per
day ever since / bought 70. II has stood
this severe test wonderfully well. and /
should not like 10 part with Il now IN ex-
change for any piano I know Of. unless
for "a new one OF che same make
During tho two years. my piano has Ger
tainly been In use for a greater length Of
time than the average piano would be
used by a family in ten years or more,
and the piano Is stili IN splendid condi-
ton. In fact / can see very lite II
any wear In 70 since / purchased H. I can
recommend the kingsbury TO any one who
wishes TO purchase a piano.
Very truly yours.
MARY f. c. LAwRIE.
Marion. Ky
Gentlcmeu-We take pleasure In testify
ing TO the merits OF the Conover pianos
which have been IN constant use IN our
academy for a number of years. during
which time they have given entire salts
faction. Yours respectfully.
SISTERS OF LORETTO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
MELLINGToN PIANOs.

In the WELLINGTON the Cable Com
pany has produced the best plano on the
American market for a price within the
reach OF every family. In no other piano
can you get as great value for a moderate
price These instruments must be seen
20 be appreciated. They have a wonderful
volume sweetness and purity OF tone are
constructed Of the best materials and fully
guaranteed by the Gable Company.
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGANS.
In tho CHICAGO COTTAGE the AmerL
can Reed organ Is brought 10 IT'S most
perfect development. They are so con-
structed as 90 be proof against tho an
royances which render most other makes
OF reed organs uncertain in their opera
ton and unsatisfactory musicaly consid-
cred. Tho Chicago Cottage organs are
strongly built OF tho very best seasoned
materially, aud the cases are impervious to
atmosphcric changes. Tho actions are Of
tho most approved construction. and the
reeds are carefully tuned and tempered
by process by which they remain IN per
feet condition through almost endless
iimc. The bellows never leak. and work
with ease and freedom from the petty
nnnoyauces 50 common 20 other reed in
etrumcnts They include a variety Of
STYLES especially designed for church
chapel. school and lodgeroom. The styles
for parlor and home are the handsomest
made
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
United States Postofiice.
Amerirus. Ga. July

Cable Piano Co. Atlanta, Go.
My Dear slrs-Some time this spring
procured a piano from you on trial-"''H
the understanding that II IL did not prove
up to representation II should COST "'
nothing to remove. The piano. a h.ns'-
bury" was shipped to my niece az paw,
son. Ca. where l had competent iu1g,s =.
pianos to test IT'S action. tone ana FoilHs
before agreeing upon a price and 'eI ll.,
the opinions given were OF the hisi
commentator. and the result u my 49, -
has an instrument that she Is justly pi'''
or Most respectfully.
S. A. SMITH. Postmaster
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-30
tTAE THIRD AN BUsHED..

Two Priyntes Killed and Three Wounded
5S Nears Malolos. &Ssss {: 81
s MANIA, NOV. 28 - A detachment Of
the Third United States infantry was
Ambushed Sunday near Malolos. The
nes fred q vol1ey at the An eri-
cans, ling two privates Of Company
SF and wounding three. The insurgents
ESCAPED into a swamp. s.S l; ~ 2 IL q
Numerous insurgent bands have been
dispersed and considerable quantities
Sof stores destroyed in the province Of
Bulucan by General Grants mounted
scouts Us. ,,tSEy ~ s,s{S i; I'D. ..s.%z, i
General Bates reports the capture Of
50 insurgents, six Of whom murdered
seven persons last spring. t4t @s$s 4 5&E
While returning BY steamer de.
tachment of Americans landed at San
sVincente and attacked body Of rebels,
killing seven. A branch party attacked
q party beyond Palestine, killing 5 and
capturing 10. The Americans had no
casualties. There had been consider
able wire cutting in that district. The
Spanish and Filipino newspapers are
urging the communication Of death Sen.
fences passed BY the military courts. & $5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-30
4 Due rs Stories of Alleged Bar
Sbarity II the Recently Ac-
CURED Colonies. 4
DEMAND FOR MARTIAL LAM.
Dutch Congress Next Week
May 40 Signal for RSsum- III
Ing HostilitIes. ~, y.
/ Situation ls Gravor Than at
Any Previous Period Dur. q
s.5s5s Ing the War.

LONDON. Nov. &c. The Daily Nail
publishes the following alarming dis.
patch from Cape Town: ~.
The ANTE British feeling in Caps
Colony 10 assuming dangerous proper.
5tions owing to false stories spread Of
British barbarity In Orange River
Colony and the Transvaal Loyalists
fear that the Dutch congress next week
will be the signal for ! rising and they
demand that martial law be pro-
claimed throughout the colony. The
situation is declared TO be graver. than
q any previous period during the
war. =: sd. u L, nv :.s l@
Referring editorially to its Cape
Town advices The Daily Mail adopts .
most serious tone,, asserting that the
anti. British movement 10 accumulated
~ the withdrawal Of troops from Cape
Colony and calling for vigorous action
BY the British governments. s. 81 f. s,s.l