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Fonr Work men Ave Tn;ur.a

a gasoline tank in the Westingbouso
foundry, Allegheny, Pa, exploded, fore
ing heavy casting through the roof
partly demolishing the wall and badly
burning four workmen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
DR.. Pearsons Give. S5o.oao

DR.. D. Z. Pearsons, the philanthropic
Chicagoan who has disbursed vast sum
among what he calls fresh-water colleges.
surprised Colorado College ut Colorado
Springs with gift of $4,000, payable
Jan. next
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Chicagoan Dead in a Bathtub.

A man thought to be either NJ. Beck
lund or r. Rome Of Chicago, was found
dead in bathtub at Seattle, Wash, I'M
der very suspicious circumstances. The
supposition of the police Is that the man
was murdered and robbed in bathroom
by one of the inmates of the house.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
MOB MUST PAY FOR BURNING.
Irate Citizens Raid on South Dakota
Newsna ner Office Costa Them 500.

Irate CitiZenS' Raid on South UaKUld
Newspaper Office Costs Them 500.
After being out for ten hours the jury
In the case of Robert H. Mcbride,
newspaper editor Of Mitchell, 5. D.,
against Abner E. Hitchcock and forty
seven other citizens of Mitchell, award
ed Mcbride judgment for $500. Mcbride
sued to recover $26,5OO for the destruc-
ton of his printing Office, the Mitchell
Weekly Mail, by irate citizens Of Mitch
ell on Feb. "a, 1896. Articles published
In the paper did not meet the approval Of
the people and they sought revenge by
wrecking the Office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Host surrenders in Luzon

One thousand more bolomen have sur
rendered to Captain Green of the Thirty
third infantry at Vigan, Island of Luzon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
KiIlei in Labor Riot.

In fight at San Antonio, Texas, be-
tween union and non-union employees of
the Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company one man lost his life
and four others were wounded.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Montana's BigIncrease.

The population of Montana, as officially
announced, is 1890, as against 1872. 159
in 1890. This is an increase of 111,17O,
or SAL per cent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Die in Glass Furnace

thirteen persons were killed outright.
hfteen fatally injured and several others
less seriously hurt BIZ the caving ID of
9 roof over white-hot glass furnaces in
San Francisco. =
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Rear-admiral McNair Dead.

Frederick ". McNair, senior rear adj
miral of the United States navy, ranking
next to Admiral Dewey, died at his home
in Washington as the result OF stroke
OF apoplexy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Collide at Grade Crossing.

A Kedzie avenue electric car filled
with passengers and a st. Paul freight
train collided in Chicago and two persons
were injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Crew Lost in Lake Erie.

The entire crew of the schooner Man
NEE Valley, which sank in shallow water
on the Point Au Pelee middle ground
near Toledo, Ohio, has been lost. There
were seven of them, including the off,
GERS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets y
druggists refund the money if it fails toS@sI
e. w. Groves signature is on each box n
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06

During the last ten years more than
SIo,oOU,OOO has been expended il thes
United States in the maintenance Of agri.
cultural experiment stations, $1,000 COO
OF which has come from the Federal
government. s->- a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
SENATOR DAVIS DEAD.
MINNESOTA sTATESMANATLAST
SuCCUMBS.
Was Chairman of Senate Foreign Re-
1ations Committee and Member OK
the Paris Peace Commission ne
Story of His Career.

After an illness, beginning two months
ago in an apparently trivial abrasion OF
one Of his feet, developing later INTO
blood poisoning and still later into ne
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Killing Rats Not Cruelty to Amman
Rats are not animals in the eyes
the law, as the Humane Society OF "
ronto found to its intense disgust VIVA
1t tried to stop the slaughter of tha
by dogs.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Masaz NJ Explosion Kills Thirty.

Details of the explosion Of powder
magazine recently in Marking have been
received. Fifty thousand cans of powder
were exploded by fash of lightning and
thirty men We're killed and fifty injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06
Dom Paul to Come Here.

Boer refugees just arrived i'm Naw
York say President Kruger viii seek
refuge in this country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06

Three things to admire-1ntelleclN
power, dignity and gracefulness.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06

Deacon Ssept-Pastor Resigned.
Rev. w. G. Jones, pastor of the First
Congregational Church in Sharon. Pa.
has resigned, giving as the reason that
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-12-06

then handed in his resignation.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

neglau, owen porannem ubraniu, kt6re tax
alicsnie okrywa Mode dziewcssta i wyglsda
1ak obiok ma gwiezdzie; gi6wke jej obIewa
10 swiatlo; t~warzycske miala r6sows 20 do.
br.e spedsonej nocy i stojac oskubywafa sto
kr6tks. Jan Vatican patrsai ma mia z tkli.
woscia. Cosetta ME snaia zachwycajacei le
gendy: kocha, trochs, bardso it'd. Kt6sby ja
tbyf naucsyl tegoa Instynktownie, niewinnie,
bawiia sic kwiatem, ME domyslajac sic, &c
obrywac stokr6tke, jest to badac SERGE. Gdy.
by byia c.warta Gracja, nazywajsca sic Me
!ancholja j usmlecbaiaca sic, ona wygladaia.
by jak Ia Gracja. Jan Vatican patrsai ocsa.
rowany ma to mate palusski trzymajsce kwia.
tex j wsr6d prominent, kt6re ssfy cd tego
dzieciecia, %zapominal o wszystkiem. Ptassy.
ma szeptala W sasiednim krzaku. Biafe obio
HI przersynaly niebo tax wesole, jakgdyby
dopiero co dostaiy sic ma wolnosc: Cozetta
wcisA skubala sw6j kwiatek 2 uwags; ida.
Wafa sic myslec o csems; musiafo to bye cos
slicznego; nagle obr6cila glove swolna i
miskko jak labsdz i rzekla do Jams Vatican:
- Ojcse, CO to 50 galery2
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Matka Plutarch z fatwOscia tfOmaczy przyczy.
ne Zjawiska.

Matka Plutarch z fatwOscia tfOmaczy przyczy.
ne zjawiska.
Pewnego wieczora mafy Gavroche mic
ME jadf; prsypomniaf sobie, ae dnia poprze.
dzajacego ME jadi r6wniez obiadu: stawalo
sic to wreszcie nuzacem. P~ostanowil spr6bo.
wac, czy ME uda mu sic wieczerzac. Poszedl
wi6czyt sic pc "a Salpetriere, W puste miej.
sea; tamto zdarzaja sic dobre gratki; gdsie
ME ma nikogo MONA cos znalezc. Doszedi
do osady bsdscej, iak mu sic zdawaio, VISTA
Austerlitz.
w jednei re swych poprzednich wsdr6
week, zauwazyl tam pewien starry ogr6d, W
kt6rym widywal starego meaosyzns i stars
kobiets; W ogrodzie znaidowala sic ME zla
jabioh, obok tel iabloni byl rodzaj magazy
nu ma owoee, lie zamknietego; tam MONA
bylo zdobyc jabiko, to aycie. To, co sgubiio
Adama, mogio uratowac Gavrocha. Ogr6d
przytykai do samotnej ulic.ki niebrukOwa
mel j ~obsadzonei krzakami, ich miejsce teraz
zajeiy domy; plot oddzielal ogr6d cd uliczki.
Gavroche skierowal sic W strone ogrodu; cd.
nalazl uliczks, posnal jabloh, spostrzegi ma
gazyn, zbadaf plot; co do pfota, dosyc byfo
jednego skoku. Dzie1 miaf sic ku schylko-
wi, ma ulicy ME byio nawet kota, pora byla
dogodna. Gavroche zabieral sic do przesa
dzenia piotu, ale nagle sic zatrzymaf. w O.
grodzie rozmawiano. Popatrzai przez szpare
W plocie.
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KSlEGA Nv.
Pomoc z do@u moze bye pomoca
CORY.
Rama zewnatrz,~ uleczenie wewnatrz.

Rama zeWnatrz, uleczenie wewnatrz.
Takim sposobem 4ycie ich powoli posep.
nialo. Pozostala i'm jedna tylko rozrywka,
kt6ra niegdys by}a szczesciem; rozrywka ia
bylo obdarzenie chlebem tych, kt6rxy byli
gfodni odsiewaniem tych, ktorzy %cierpieli
cd chfodu. Razem odwiedzajac ubogich, Go.
zetta BOWEN cEesto towarzyszyfa Janowi
Vatican W tych jego wycieczkach, wracali
nlekledy do serdecznosci stosunkow, jaka Ia
csyfa lch kiedys i czasami jezli dzie6 byl do
Dry, kiedy udzielono wsparcia wielu ME.
szczssliwym i wiele malych dzieci rozgrzano
/ odzywiono, Cozetta wieczorem byla trochs
weselsza. w tym to wfasnie czasie nawiedzi
Ii more Jondretta.
Zaraz nazajutrz pc tych odwiedzinach,
Jan Vatican ukazaf sic rano W pawilonie,
spokojny jak zwykle, ale wielka rama ma
lewem ramieniu; ia rama, bardzo zaogniona,
bardzo rozjatrzona, by}a podobna do oparze.
lizny; pierwszs lepsza przyczyns ia wytfo
macsyf. 4 powodu tel rany mia{ goraczke
przez cafy miesiac j ME m6gl wychodziG.
Me chciaf wzywac zadnego doktora. K,edy
Cosetta naglila go o to, odpowiadai:- Prey.
wofaj doktora ps6w!
Cozetta o~patrywafa chora reks rano i
wiecz6r; czynila tax to z niebianskim wyra
Gem j tax anielsko .szczssliwa bye zdawaia, il
moae mu bye usyteczna, &c Jan Vatican czul,
jak dawne szczsscie wracafo mu do serca,
jak wszystkie obawy j troski pierzchaiy, !
patrzac ma Cozette m6wil:- OIL jaka dobra
rama! jakiz dobry boil Cozetta widzac OF.
ca s'abym, zaprzestala przesiadywac W pawi-
Ionic i z dawnem u~podobaniem wr6ciia do
malych izdebek i do tylnego dziedzi6ca. Ca
tie dni prawie spedzala prey jamie Vatican,
czytajac mu ksiaAki jake sam wybierf. By
~ to zwykle podr6ze. Jan Vatican odradzal
sic; jego s~zczsScie wracaio jasniejace cudny.
mi ,promieniami; Luksemburg. nieznany
miodzieniec, zobojetnienie Cozet.y, wszyst
kie te chmury jego duszy pierzchaiy. Doszfo
do tego, &c m6wii W duszy:- Wyobrazilem
sobie to wszystko. Jestem starry szaleniecl...
Czui sic tax szczesliwym, ze ~straszne i
tax niespodziane ~spotkanie sic 2 Thenardie.
rami W norze Jondretta, przesliznsio sic ME.
jake ponad MIN. Udaio mu sic umknsc; ie.
60 slad zgubiono, coz go zreszts mogfo OBJ.
chodzicl myslai 0 tenn lyle tylko, ae SIZE Ito.
wal mad tymi nedznikami.
Go do strasznego widzenia u rogatki
Maine Co.etta ME w~spominafa juz o MEM.
w klaazforvo osoo<ro Q.scko lrS-lAII-
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Z6ODA.

wyucsyia Cozette musyki. Cozetta miala
gfos piskny, obdarzony dusza j czasami vie
czorem W skromnem miesskaniu rannego OF.
ca, spiewafa smutne piosenki, kt6re 90 roe.
weselaly.
Zblizafa sic wiosna, ogr6d byf tax cud
ny W tel porse roku, &c Jan Vatican rzekl do
Cozetty:- Nigdy do niego ME chodsisz,
chce sebys sic p~rzechadzafa! - Dobrze, OF.
cze, rzekla Oozetta. I przez posfusze6stwo
ola OLGA wr6cifa do dawnych przechadzek 20
ogrodzie, najcsssciej samotnych, BIO, jakesmy
jus wspominali, Jan Vatican, kt6ry prawdo.
podobnie lskai sic, by 60 ME dostrsesono
prsez krate, ME cbodzil do niego prawie nj.
gdy. Rama Jana Vatican posfuayla jake dy.
wersja. Kiedy Cozetta zobaczyla, &c ojciec
m,niej cierpi i odsyskuje zdrowie i sdaje sic
bye szczesliwym, ucsuia zadowolenie, ktoce.
60 sauna ME spostrzegla, tax to przyssio ma.
t~uralnie i swolna. Potem nadszedi miesiac
marzec, dni stawaly sic dluzszymi, zima prze.
chodsila, a zima zawsze zabiera z SODA iakas
Geese nassych smutk6w; potem nadssedi
kwiecie1. ia zorza lata, swie2a, jak wszystkie
zorae, wesola, jak kaade dzieciectwa, czasami
troche placzaca, jak nowonarodzone dziecie.
w tym mlesiscu przyroda ma zachwycajace
blaski, kt6re z nieba, z drew, z lax, z kwia.
tow Wciskaja sic do serca csfowieka.
Cozetta by}a j~eszcze nadto m}ods, by to
wesele kwietnia, tax ~podobnego do niej ga.
mel, ma MIA ME podsialaio. Nieznacznie i "a
MIN sic spostrzegfa, smutek opueci} jej SERGE.
Ma wiosns, W smutnych duszach robi sic tax
jasno, jak W poiudnie robi sic jasno W piw
nicach. Cozetta ME byfa juz bardzo smutna.
Tax byio, ale ona ME zdawala sobie z tego
sprawy. Rano koio godziny dziesistej, po
sniadaniu, jezeli udafo sic jej wciagnac OLGA
do ogrodu ma kwadrans i, p~odtrsymujac je.
60 chore ramis, pochodzic z MIN ma slo6cu
pred gankiem, ME spostrega}a tego. &c Amia.
ia sic co chwila i &c byla szczsdliwa. Jan
Vatican patrzaf z upojeniem, jak rumieniec i
swieaosc wracaly ma jej twarzyczke.
- Och! dobra rama! powtarzai sobie
z cicha. l czul wdziscznosc ola Thenardie.
row: Jak tylko zagoila sic, wr6cil do daw.
nych swych przechadzek samotnych O zmro.
ku.
Myliiby sic, ktoby ssdzii. &c MONA tax
przechadzac sic samemu po niezamieszkafych
okolicach Paryaa i ME natrafc ma jaks prey.
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nAo, Aoio PsoIu, wiasnie w tenn mle1scu. gdzle
miat sic dostac prsedarissy sic przez plot, ui-
rzaf kamie1 LEGACY i stanowiscy rodzai law.
XII; ma tym kamieniu siedsial starry cafowiek
q prsed MIN stala stara kobieta. Stara gde.
rafa. Gavroche, ME nazbyt delikatny, stu.
chat.
Panic Mabeufl- mowifa stara.
Mabeut!- pomyslal Gavroche,-ko.
micsne imie.
Starzec, do kt6rego m6wiono, ME poru.
ssyl sic wcale. Stara powt6rsyia:
Panic Mabeuf!
Starzec, ME podnoszac cd ziemi ocsu,
zdecydowal sic odpowiedsiec:
- Go, mako Plutarch2
- Matka Plutarch, - pomyslal Gavro.
che, drugie imie komicsne.
Matka Plutarch znowu przem6wiia,-
starxec rad ME rad musiaf wdac sic W roz.
move:
Wiasciciel niezadowolony.
- Dlaczego2
Nale2y mu sic "a trey kwartaly.
Ia trey miesiace bsdsie mu sic male.
2alo Ia cztery.
Powiada, .ae wyprawi was ztad.
- To p6jds.
Owocarka dopomina sic o pieniadze.
Me dale ju& drzewa. Czemze bedziemy opa.
lali tel zimya Me bedzie drzewa.
= Jest slo6ce.
jua dawac missa.
To dobrze sic skiada. lie trawis mic.
so. Nadto jest ciszkie.
- A CO bsdzie ma obiad2
- Chleb.
Piekarz zada saliczki i powiada, ae
jsk ME bsdzie pienisdzy, to ME bsdaie i
chleba.
= To dobrze.
Coz bedziecie jedli2
Many jablka 2 jabloni.
- Alea, panic, ME MONA przecie tax
zyt beg pieniedzy.
- Me mann ich.
Stara odeszla, ~starzec zostal sam. "a
myslif sic. Ze swojej strony Gavroche mvs.
laf take. Byfo jua. prawie ciemno. Pierw.
seem nastepstwem myslenia Gavrocha bylo
to-, &c zamiast przelezc przez plot, przykuc.
nat pod MIN. Gaiezie krzaku rozchylafy sic
nieco u dolu.
Patrzcie!-zawofal W duchu,-Alko-
wall ukryf sic W niej. Opieral sic prawie
0 hawke OLGA Mabeuf. Siyszaf oddech ~starca.
Spr6bowal w6wczas zasnac xamiast obiadu.
Spaf jednem okiem, jak kot. Usypiaisc, CA
towaf. Blade niebo zmroku oswietlafo zie.
mic; uliczka t~worzyfa sina linje misdsy dwo.
ma rzedami ciemnych krakow. Nagle ma
tym biaiawym paste ukazafy sic dwie posta.
Gle. Jedna szfa przodem; druga, W pewnei "a
mia odlegiosci z tylu.
Oto dwie istoty!--mruknsf Gavrocbe.
Pierwszy z idacych zdawai sic bye sta.
rym czfowiek:em, zgarbionym i zamySlonym;
ubrany byf wiscej niz skromnie, szedf powo.
Ii Powodu wieku swego, jakgdyby prze-
chadzaf sic wieczorem prey swietle gwiazd.
Drugi byf szczupiy; trzymaf sic presto i
mocno. Stosowaf sw6i ch6d do krokow
pierwszego, ale W dobrowolnej powolnosci
jego ruch6w czuC by}o gietkoSc / zwinnosc.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
PERSONALS.

E. O.Holter of Helena,is visiting Sump-
ter, Oregon.
Capt. J. H. Pearse left yesterday for the
coast Where he will take passage for
Cape Nome.
c. X. Wells, of Helena, has purchased
the business of the Cobban, Casey, Day
Co., and will take possession next week.
Lieut.. Gov. A. E. Spriggs returned this
afternoon from Sioux Falls, where he at
tended the first days session of the popu-
list convention. He only remained there
one day.
John Pressly, one of the best known
mining men of the Couer d'Alene country
is visiting Butte today. Mr.. Pressly has
had charge for years of the a Chance
and Empire State properties, but is now
operating for himself. His home is at
Wallace. Idaho.
r. D. Hind. one of Whitehalrs repre-
sentative citizens, is paying Butte a visit.
Mr.. Hind recently made a tour among the
mines of Madison county and speaks
highly of the future of the properties.
New discoveries of mineral, he says, are
being made on all sides.
U. S. Grant Pettycrew of Great Falls.
who gives his occupation as that of la
borer was adjudged a bankrupt by udg
knowles this morning. His liabilities are
given at 81, 002. 43 and his assets $1.42l.5O
Most of the debts were contracted in
Lead City, South Dakota.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
convention will select the delegates 10
the state convention. The primaries
should attract a large attendance.
MYER-ELDERKIN TROUBLE.
MAN ON TRIAL FOR RESISTING
AN OFFICER.
Officer Elderkin Says he Was Obliged
to Knock Myer Down for
Interference.

The case of Max Myer. who is charged
with interfering with officer Elderkin
when the officer was attempting to arrest
Percy Ehrilch, is on trial in Judge Sulli-
vans court this afternoon. The case was
to rave been tried at 10 o'clock this
morning, but as it was impossible % So
cure a jury at that noun, 1t was contin-
ued until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The testimony of the WITNESS for the
state was practically the same as will
be given by the witness on bahHlf OF Ell
derkin, when the charges against that
officer are Investigated.
Officer Elderk Il testified that he at
tempted to arrest Enrich for leaving 4
horse unhitchel ]. Ehrilch resisted arrest
and Myer interfered, grabbing the wit
ness by the collar and tearing the collar
loose. The witness then struck Myer on
the nose, knocking him down, and after
wards arrested him, put him into a hack
with Ehrilch and took the two to the
city Jail. He denied using undue VIC
lence, and said his language was proper
He also denied striking Mrs. Ehrilch and
said some one threw a soda water bottle
at him.
Bert Marsh testified that he witnessed
the scuffle. He said when he entered
Ehrilch's store the officer was the center
of a struggling mass. The women were
hanging onto his coat tails and Myer had
him by the collar. He saw the officer
strike Myer and knock him down. He
was Of the opinion that the officer could
not AVE made the arrest but for assist
ance.
The case was not concluded when the
inter Mountain went to press.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Orion Bros. pianos and organs PIG N.
Main.
J. G. Bates, tuner, Montana Music
company. Tel. 504.
John N. Olson, teacher of violin and
mandolin. 31e West Park.
Tinware. roofing, eavestroughs, smoke
stacks made to order. A. e. Jones, 266
East Park.
of Butte stables. for boarders and
livery.
A. S. Whiteway & Co., architects have
removed to ground floor New Bee Hive
block.
Desk room for rent, SO North Main,
room 6, good location for lawyer.
The funeral of Belle Wilson will take
place Monday at 2 p. m. from Richards
undertaking rooms
Chemicals and assayers' supplies. Fair
Drug and Assay Supply company. liz
East Park street.
The funeral of John L.. Anderson will
take place tomorrow at 2 D. m. from
Richards undertaking rooms.
Butte Stove Repair for fix
lures and Home Comfort ranges. Phone
529, ZIG e. Park.
Larry Rabbit, a member of the Miners
union, died last night. The body is at
Duggan's awaiting funeral arrange
ments.
Commencing Sunday, April goth, the
| Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway will
make a special rate of S1.0O for the round
trip Butte to Gregson Springs and re-
turn This IS for Sundays only.
Blackberry brandy, with a dash OF
! ginger, is an old approved househo old
remedy. We carry a pure blackberry cor
dial for just such purposes. It's worth
a dollar a quart. Montana Liquor Co.. y
Thomas, the 10 months and 5 days old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Mulholland,
died this morning. The funeral will
leave the family residence, No. 439 East
Broadway, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
Oscar Hanson. a Great Northern sec
! ton hand, arrived in the city yesterday
! afternoon from Mountain Junction, suf-
fering from a mild case of smallpox. He
was sent to the pest house.
Several Of the members of the G. U.
| Order of Oddfellows and their friends
rendered Mr.. c. P. Smith a farewell re-
| ception at the lodge rooms in the A. NJ.
E. church last evening. Several good
speeches We're made, and everybody
| united in wishing Mr.. Smith all kinds of
| good luck on the occasion of his depart
ure for the gold fields of Cape Nome.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Kath-
ryn Mabel Sullivan entertained infor-
mally at dancing the following young
aides and gentlemen: Misses Louise
Hogan, Helen Pfouts, Alice and Mug
Lowrey, Jennie Mcdonald and Matte
, Fish; Messrs. Howard Kelley, Walter
| Talent, Arthur Mueller, Will HALEY
John Corrette, Chas. Davis, Arthur At
kins and Charles ]. Sullivan.
st. Pauls Church South-Services ir
Oddfellows' hall. IS West Broadway, J
M. Settle and H. E. Stout pastors. Ser
vices at II a. m. and s p. M; subject OF
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
WRIT OF REVIEW.
Fleming's Petition For Habeas Corpus
Quashed.

The petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus in the case Of the state against Tim
othy B. Fleming, charged with conspir-
ing t defraud d. j. H%ennessy out of
s., 200 on a bogus ice deal, was called for
hearing in Judge Clancy's court today,
put the county attorney presented a mo-
ton to quash, basing it on the ground
that the action had been brought to de-
termine whether the justice of the peace
VINO issued the warrant had exceeded his
JURISDICTION. and therefore a writ OF re-
view was the proper mode of proceed
ure.
After argument the court decided thai
the county attorney was right and will
take the matter up again next Wednes
gay. .Between now and then an applica-
ton for a writ of review will he made
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
SALE OF BUTTE BREWERY.
J.. v. Terrence and OTHERS of Ana
conda, Buy It.

Henry Muntzer, the proprietor of the
Butte Brewery, is only touching the high
spots on Butte's surface today. eYs.er-
day he consummated a deal by which he
sold the Butte brewery to j. V. Terrence
and others of Anaconda.
The purchase price was $125, 900, of
which $95, 900 a for the real estate and
$50, 900 for the stock, personal property
and good will. A new company has been
Incorporated with 1900 shares OF capital
stock at 500 per share.
Mr.. Terrence was formerly engaged in
business in Butte and is we'll and favor
ably known here. He took possession Of
the brewery property yesterday.
Mr.. MuntZer has been engaged in the
brewery business in Butte for II years.
He started in with a small plant and
since then has kept increasing it's capac-
ity until now it is recognized as one Of
the leading breweries of the state. Mr..
Muntzer states that he will now enjoy a
well earned vacation.