Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-29
POOR SPEAk|NG
FUSION MEETING WITHOUT A
SPARK OF SPIRIT.
TO0LE AND MACXEL HO0D00.
Net the Coolest Reception Ever Given
Political Speakers in
Dillon.

Dillon, Oct. rs.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church gave a burlesque on the political
campaign of this season, at the opera
house on Thursday evening. The house
was we'll filled. The audience was IN a
continual uproar from the time the cur
tain went up until the close of the per-
Torrance. The following program was
given:
Banner of Glory ...... Male Quartette
Beware of That Observation-Disclosures
1.-THE AnOinted' ..................IaDleau
Democratic Street Parade.
Democratic Rally. LIS TET
Democratic Rally, with Mr.. Hughes as
Chairman.
Sweet Bye and Bye, with Variations"
.......... Ladies' Jimtown Orchestra
Speech ...... ..... ...... Peter j.. OTool
THE Free Silver Wagon" ......Glee Cluo
Speech ........... $3.50. ...... u. M. Marsh
Good Night ann :. ........Glee Club
Bryan's Masterpiece ........ ....Iableau
Selection e.. . .......... ....... Joseph Rich
Republican Street Parade.
Republican Rally with Mr.. r. Il. latter
sal as chairman.
80 Tell Us, DO Tell Us, Male Quartette
"Home, Sweet Home, with Variations"
.......... Ladies' Jimtown Orchestra
GOOD Night Hanna" ;. ........Glee Club
Speech 49,. ........... Hon. Hardblow
Goodbye Billy Bryan, Good-Bye'...
.......... ...... -. ......Glee Club
Speech ................ samuel Milard
Columbia, the Gem of the OCEAN,.
.......... ...... $3.50. ......1ieo CluD
Witch Scene from Macbeth.
The Ladies' Jimtown Orchestra was
the feature of the evening. The program
was well received throughout, and was a
success in every way.
The democratic party had what they
expected to be the event of the season
Friday evening, as j. X. Too,e was to
address them. The reception was one Of
the coolest ever accorded to a political
speaker in this town. scarcely any APP
plause was noticed as he entered the
hall. Mr.. Paul called the house to order,
and the Centervil,e Glee Club rendered
two selections which were we'll received
n applauGed. Alex Mackel Of Butte,
was introduced and proceeded to attack,
the Standard Oil Co., and said consid-
erable out had no argument or statistics.
He at last admitted that he could say
nothing about the national issues, and
then cracked a few jokes n said that
II now say as did the famous Patrick
Henry" Blu the audience failed to get
the similarity.
The G.ee club rave another selections;
and then J.. K. Toole addressed the pe5-'
pie. Had it been the Fourth of July, IT
could be said thai the first of his speech,
would have been very appropriate, and
eloquent. Finally he drifted to polygamy
as it existed in the Sulu Islands. He
finally spoke briefly of militarism and
asked who was to pay for the po,np and
glory of our army.
The Manse Society met Friday after
noon at Mrs. Lannon'S and We're highly
entertained by Mrs. Wells talk on For
eign Missionaries. Those present We're
Mesdames Rife. Laughlin. Larkin, Fen
ner, Monroe, Miller and Cushing; Miss
Miller.
He said there was a party who was
supporting the trusts, but was very care
full not to say anything as to which party
it was or where the democratic party
stood on the trust issue.
For Mr.. Toole we can say that he GER
tainly MAIDS a mastery effort to avoid
the political issues, and we wish to con-
graduate him on his success in that.
Quite a number of our young people at
tended the dance at Argenta and report
a good time. :
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Mr.. Decker of Red Rock was shaking
hands with his Dillon friends today.