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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-08
REWARD.

The undersigned will pay the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars ($2, 500. OO) to
any person or persons furnishing the I'm
dersigned with information which will
lead to the detection and conviction Of
anw person or persons or corporations
who have heretofore o. may hereafter
trespass upon n extract and emoye
ores or minerals from any of the under-
ground workings beneath the surface Of
the Pennsylvania Lode Claim. Lot No.
172, in Silver Bow county, Montana.
BOSTON AND MONTANA CONSOLE.
DATED COPPER AND SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY.
BY C. S. Batterman. Asst Supt.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

The Butte Coal Co.'S prices on cement.
lime, plaster Paris. hard wall plaster, fire
brick, ETC., will interest Eou. City office
No. 10 East Broadway.
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COAL OFFICE MOVED

We have moved our coal and wood Of
flee formerly at Al East Broadway to
No. 4 East Broadway. Phone 5Ss.
S.. J. MONROE & co.
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Prof. Robinson's dance every Thursday
evening at the Auditorium.
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Steamer sailing from Portland. Ore.
to Cape Nome, are superior in every way
to those sailing from other Pacific coast
points, and miners supplies can be pur-
chased much cheaper and to better adj
vantage in Portland. Next steamer in
which there will be reservations will sail
on May 20. The first-class fare is $123. IS:
second-class, $10.25.
H. O. WILSON,
Gen. Agt.. o. S. l.. r. R.,
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Women
Who have tho
Blues

Dependency In women
Is q mental dillon
directly d.aceabIe to some
dIsfinofIy fensaIo III,
Well women cont have
the blues, but c0z,lpara-
lively few people under
stand that tho right sssodI-
oino will drive then, away.
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Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

ovesoos,ses dbe blues, be-
cause II Is tho ~8afo0uas1d
Of w0s1san,8 h0ailhs
II regulates the entire
f0m,aIo as
nothing else does. When
the dragging sensation
and the hackacho co. tho
blues will go also.
Read the xoffors from
women appearing In this
-papor-W0s,son who have
tried II and Know. There
arc q million such women
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-08

MECHANICS, ENGINEERS, FIREMEN
secure free scholarship electrical. me-
chanical. stationary, locomotive or ma
rlne engineering; write immediately:
this offer is limited. American school
OF Correspondence, Boston, Mass.
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TWO BICYCLES FOR SALE CHEAP.
Ladies and gents. Both in good order.
Cali at $50 West Galena street, Butte.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST H.
room lodging houses in town. Clears
$5S every month If you are from Mis-
souri, we can show you. Investors Loan
& Realty Co., 81 w. Granite.
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GIRL WANTED DENTAL OFFICE.
Apply room 1 and 9 Curtis block.
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WANTED-MAN OF GOOD CHARAC-
ter; deliver and collect for old estab-
lished manufacturing house; 5000 a
year and expenses guaranteed. Adj
dress. Manufacturer. third floor. 1884
Dearborn St, Chicago.
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WANTED-A GIRL, MUST BE FAIR
cook; small family. Inquire at this
office.
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A WOMAN WOULD LIKE SEWING
IN families by the day. Room ~. SOi
North Main street, Butte.
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DYEING N CLEANING.

HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED AT
10 N. Wyoming.
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FOUND-BUNCH OF KEYS; OWNER
can nav same by calling at this office,
describing property and paying for
this advertisement.
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WANTED-SEVERAI. HONEST MEN
to travel for large house; salary $3.50
per year and expenses with increase;
enclose self-addressed sta,nDed enyel-
ope, Manager. $50 CaXtoA building. h
caSO.
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81, $50 FOR TWO HOUSES AND LARGE
lot East Side; SO. 400 buys brick prop
erty renting s6S per month; 81, 800 buys
two good houses and large lot South
Side and $3.50 buys three room house
Montana street. We have lots in all
parts of the city at reasonable prices.
Mcmillan & Floyd, Al E. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-A MERCHANT TAILOR
shop including stock, fixtures, good
paying proposition reasonable. Party
leaving city. Call IS South Wyoming.
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WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
eral house work. S24 West Granite.
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WANTADvS,s
Two CeTts Ter Wcrd for First Issue.
One Cent Per Word After First Issue.
$500 Fer Line Per Month,
EMPLOYMENT

makers and waist finishers. Apply at
once to Madam Miles, Hennessy's
dressmaking department.
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FIVE-ROOM FINE FURNITURE $125
West Side Oschsli, 124 W.. Park.
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FOR SALE-BOARDING AND LODG-
ing house; central location: 3S rooms;
70 boarders. A snap at $1,000. Hall
Bros, As East Broadway.
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DO YOU WANT TO BUILD? I AM
offering for sale the best corner lot in
town. 1t is on the west side, only one
block from Main and Quartz streets,
and can be bought at a bargain. c. H.
Churchill. No. Al West Granite
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-SENEN-ROOM MODERN
house. South Wyoming. Good location.
One room house and barn in rear. All
in good repair. "A bargain at H,75O.
Lot 40x1OO. Conroy & Morley.
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FOR SALE CHEAP. HORSE, HAIR
ness and buggy. 314 East Mercury.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL TRADE A NUMBER OF BRASS
mounted metal beds for folding beds.
PIT West Galena.
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FOR SALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES,
near Main street, for 500: each rents
for SIS per month. Case & Holmes, &c
East Broadway.
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WANTED TO BUY A SMALL MODERN
house. or one easily made modern. Ad-
dress Buyer Inter Mountain.
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MONEY TO LOAE-ANY KIND OF 81
curly. See Davenport. upstairs. % v
Granite.
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FOR SALE-GROCERY STOCK, IN
good location, on Main street, for $500;
sales per day, $25. Case G. Holmes, rs
East Broadway.
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CHATTEL LOANS,

SIS. 900 to loan on real estate and chattels
at special low rates of interest. Mon
tana Chattel Mortgage Co., Office q
Lizzie block, Butte.
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500 CASH BALANCE TO SUIT PUR-
chaser, buys a 12-room lodging house
elegantly furnished in most fashion,
able part of West Side. Every room
rented. Present owner leaving city on
account of health. Snap for right
party. Hall Bros, 46 East Broadway.
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FOR SALE-FOUR-ROOM FRAME
house, on East Side, in Rice's addition;
will rent for SIG per month; $3.50. Case
& Holmes, 26 East Broadway.
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FOR SALE - FIVE-ROOM BRICK
house, modern; lot 3Ox115 feet, on Colo
ado street, for $2,1 Case & Holmes,
26 East Broadway.
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ASSAYERS.
LOST.

LOST-ONE SORREL HORSE, BRAND
ed j. c. on left shoulder. Finder pleas,
return to Paxson, "a w. Park. and re
ceive reward.
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FOR SALE CONFECTIONERY STORE
splendid trade. Less than t.-oice val
ue. Brigham & Naughten. E. ~. Broad
way.
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FOR SALE LODGING HOUSE GREAT
est bar Jain in the city. Brigham &
Naught IN, 16 W. Broadway.
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WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM OR
rooms with or without board ~ man
and wife. G., Inter Mountain.
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r. NJ. Belle, FRENCH HAIRDRESS.
er and manufacturer Of fine hair goods
Expert childrcn's haircutting. Parlors
% and 22h Owsley block.
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CHEAP RENT, ELEGANTLY FUR
nished. free bath. electric light and
steam heat. Academy, corner of Yves,
Calena.
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PAPER SUPPRESSED,
EDITOR IMPRISONED.
Spanish Organ of Fflipinos suspend
ed by Gen. Otis for Publishing
Seiftfogx Articles

MANILA. March &c. a. MA Patr.a
and Ell liberal. Spanish organs of the ex-
treme Filipino party. have recently been
publishing articles inimical to the military
government Gen. OTIS has suppressed
the former journal for sedition and lrupris-
oned the editor. at the same time Issuing
a warning to the members of the extreme
party that they should observe greater
moderation
Senor Palermo, at one time president OF
the so-called Filipino cabinet having re-
ceived permission from the authorities to
come to Mantle. IS expected 20 present
himself this week at San Fernando. prov
lnce Of Union.
The rebels in Gen. Young's district are
becoming aggressive. The American bat
TALON garrisoning the town of Namag-
pacan was attacked. on four consecutive
nights, recently. Reinforcements are now
arriving there.
Gen. Young purposes to pursue the rebels
aggressively before the rainy season sets in.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-26
TAXATION In CUBA.
Efforts Being Made TO Change the
system and Compel Owners to
Make Their Land Produce.

HAVANA. March 2S-Gov. Gen Wood
has recently had interviews with persons
of influence, who have strenuousy urged
the taxation OF valuable property rather
than each bag of sugar as II Is manu-
factured. Those who hold this view con-
tend that, under the present system. i'm
pediments are thrown in the way of pro-
duetion. They point out that many val
ueble estates have been lying Idle and
urproductive for years. some even having
complete sugar plants. The owners. who
are rich men, are living In Paris. Madrid
and other European cities quite untaxed
for their property In Cuba
Gen. Wood feels that If these properties
are taxed their owners will be forced
either TO sell them or to make them pro-
ductive.
The meeting called today OF those favor
ing universal suffrage resulted in a failure
The only persons present were about fifty
negroes and several small boys.
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BRAZILIANS IN REVOLT.
Revolutionary chiefs rt Acre ASK
withdrawal of Braniitrn Forc-
es-wapt Independence.

Correspondence OF Associated Press
RIO JANIERO, March 4-Fhe chiefs or
the revolutionary government at Aero
requested the withdrawal OF all the IRA
zilian forces naval and military. affirm
,nr that free Brazilians Will never become
Rolivisn. The request. or protest, ends
thus:
'Independence or death. Long live the
free state OF Acre" 1t In signed by
twelve chiefs
There lis serious danger OF complications
between the state government OF ANA
zonas and the general government At Rio,
as the state government are I'm favor OF
aiding the Braxilians OF Acre, estimated
Al aa0o0. aEains. the Bolivian govern
ment. and the insignificant Bolivian pop
uiatlon of Acre. estimated NJ 1000
The people OF the state of Para are bit
teriy opposed to the Intervention OF TIE
central government In favor of the Bo-
livIan authorities In Acre, and the depu-
ties Of Para and Amazonas viii firmly
oppose all intereference by the Brazilian
military forces.
Letters received from the city OF Acre
say the independent state OF Acre has sent
Diplomatic notes TO the governments OF
Austro. Hungary. Germany Italy, Great
Britain. France. Spain, Switzerland and
Portugal. requesting them To recognize
the independence OF the new state.
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an ORDER AGAINST
CIGARETTE SMOKING.
Chief Moore. of the Weather bureau.
Says the Habit Must Cease In
All branches of the Service.

WASHINGTON. March s5.-Chief Willis
T. Moore. OF the weather bureau. aas is-
sued an order prohibiting persons connected
with the service from smoking cigarettes
during Office hours. and stating further
that those who smoked cigarettes az any
time would be mentioned in the eonhden-
tial reports which are made quarterly TO
him by chiefs Of the several offices and
divisions throughout the entire serSiee
Chief Moore said today;
The order was issued after careful con-
sideration and a thorough Investigation OF
the evils resulting from cigarette smoking.
II win stand. In this service we are com
PEELED to maintain very strict discipline,
in order 20 secure satisfactory service
Some OF our men. who are regarded rs the
most thorough and competent, doing every
detail Of their work with the utmost
promptness and accuracy, gradually be-
came careless and lax. I sent Inspectors
TO investigate. and. in number Of cases.
II was found TO be directly attributable TO
the use OF cigarettes.
II am not prudish, nor DO wish to as
sumo any authority whatever over any
privilege which the employees Of the service
should have. but as public servant
feel that II Is my duty 20 correct any
evil that may exist. even IL In attempting
10 make this claim. / arm overStephns my
authority. The order applies to the enure
force Of the bureau throughout the sntiFe
service. Cigarette smoking must cease
Cigars and pipes are not barred"
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COMING COMMERCIAL CONGRESS-.
Delegates to ne Present From states
vest OF Mississippi.

HOUSTON Tex. March 25.-Assu-ances
have been received from every state and
territory west Of the Mississippi river that
delegates viii be present ~ the trans
mississippi commercial congress % Re held
here April l7-u while tho programme has
not been finished many distinguished men
have accepted Invitations Among the
more istinguishei are eX-GoV pavi3 r
Francis. of ST Louis, who will represent
the Louisiana purchase centennial. Thomas
NJ Patterson. editor % the Rocky Noun
tain News, 81 Denver: John W. springer
~ Denver. president Of the National 1.-Two
stock Association q. Maxwell % san
Francisco. president of the National Irri-
eating Association. Gorion W. wat,lee.
formerly presiien, q the iransmlssissppl
exposition at Omaha
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Republican Supporters Hope to
Get 1t Through One Caucus.
Opponents of the BiIl VIII Work for
Delay. Trusting for Further En-
Argument In Clark Case Before
Committee VIII Begin on wednc.-
day, But Report VIII He Longer
win BE Taken Up with Discuss
sions of Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The senate
will give the greater part of its time this
week to the Puerto Rican question How
ever. at the beginning of the week Senator
Carter will be given an opportunity to
secure consideration for his Alaskan code
bill. 1t will not likely arouse any general
debate.
The Republican caucus will take the
Puerto Rican question in hand again to-
morrow.
The Republicans who support the houss
Puerto Rican tariff bill hope TO get the
measure out Of the caucus after one sit
ting. but the free traders are not so anx-
ious on that score, and the latter element
may delay matters there, as they are dis
posed to do in the senate, with the hope
OF receiving still further encouragement
from the country at large. Some of tho
members of tho free trade Republican eie-
ment declare their purpose to vote
against the bin IL reported with amend
ment.
Democrats VIII Oner Amendme nts.
They threaten TO offer many amend
ments, 10 make speeches 1, opposition.
and TO do all in their power to prevent the
passage OF tho bill as il stands, but the
caucus of course, may find means II
preventing this open rupture. At any
rate. strong efforts will be made In that
direction.
The Democratic senators will support a
FREQ trade amendment when presented.
but they prefer TO have the bill reported
as amended.
The nomination OF Mr. Bynun to be ap-
RI oh h. tau
tomorrow The Democratic leaders will
oppose confirmation
Argument In Clark Case.
The committee on privileges and eiec-
tions will hear the arguments OF the coun-
sci in the case OF Senator Clark, beginning
" ednosday.
The report on the case Is nor expected
for several weeks.
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THREATEN GREAT STRIKE.
Thirty TheurRna MachinistS Prcpar-
Ing to Resist Manufacturers op-
nnsItinn to NIne uonr nny.

NEW YORK March A "A strike q "a
On members ~ Tho international Ass5cla-
udn 81 Marhiuirs ana the Ama,EamHtet
Society of Eneineers. IN the New York dis
trict. may De- rrecipiiatsa thts seek by
thc action q the New York anA.New Jsr-
sey Machinery Manufacturers Ass3cIagioa.
IN organising o. res.s, the demand fer a
ninc-hcur day which VAS e. have bceu
made 90 ApIu /
This vns announced a. the nlec;iag ~
she Central Federated Unioa today by
asarre % Wessurr ttEiree agent ~ the
ai..rtrt nc n announced tHat James
0Cornsu lrarl master ma -1tnist uttl ar
rive ncro trIs vosk 90 iook over the groun3
and take charge The Scg ACrk district
lncludes Ncw jersey as far as Fatersoa
and New York state as far as New
bureh Mr Warner said;
we are tn this agAt % win out ard viii
not stop uull Ne Eet the utne-hous Gay
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Successful Conspiracy to Rob "A Mon
treaI Hank.

MONTREAL. March Flames Baxter.
a broker. and Ferdinand Lemieax account
ant of the defunct BanqBe VILE Marie. sc-
cusod OF oonspirlng 10 defrand tho bark,
were found guilty In the court nf tho
queens bench today The jury added
strong recommendation oi mercy on ao-
count q Baxtef's axe. which is about 70
years Baxter prenented checks, amount
ing 20 about 1000 A. the bank IN which
he had no funds They we're ipitiaied ny
Lemisux. the accountant. ard cashef By
Herbert. the paying teller who held iho
checks As cash. irceiying the pres dnni o.
the bank by ioading packages ~ $40 bllla
wlh 81 blils iu tho middle LemieuH and
Hsrhsri received third u ths steal as
commission. Hegheri turned queens evil
aenoe. Baxter did big note shaving
business.
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Survey ron RAILROAD.
Party working for N Line From Fort
Laramie West and south.

wHEATLAND. Wyo.. March %.-This
community il again stirred by the ap-
pearanoe of party Of surveyors In charge
Of an engineer named Negus. The party
has been In the field for several weeks,
and has surveyed a line from point on
the Burlington's Alliance-Guernsey hne
about two miles east OF Fort Laramie.
following the Laramie river as far west
as the mouth OF Chugwater creek.
From there the survey leaves the Bur
lington, and, verging to the south, follows
up the east side OF the Chug valley. until
Wheatland ia reached. The survey cross
es the line OF the Cheyenne & Northern.
about 500 yards north of the depot. and.
passing through the northwestern part Of
town. continues on In a southwesterly di-
Tectiun
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FRANKFORT, KY, March 25.-Notvi.h-
standing that troops recognizing the dual
governors were quartered within two
squares OF each other. the Republican
troops AT the state house, under orders
from Republican Gov. Taylor, and the
Democratic troops at the courthouse
guarding prisoners Powers, Culton and
Davis, under orders from Democratic Gov
Beckham. the day was quiet. Tho ksnun-
lican adJutant general. Collier, and Demo
cratic assistant adjutant general. Murray.
were together sometime this morning. Gen.
Collier called to disclaim responsibility for
the mine, which some OF the soldiers made
pretense Of laying. but 1t is understood
their talk took on a wider scope and that
they discussed and mutually agreed upon
a plan to avoid the possibility OF any sort
of clash between the troops
Denies Laying Mines.
The Republican adjutant general. Collier
today denied that mines were being laid
around the arsenal and capitol grounds
and, in an explanatory communlca ton TO
the Democratic assistant adju,ant general
Murray, Gen. Collier said that some india
erect men at the arsenal had dug trenches
and made a pretonse OF laying mines to
create sensation, but the work was
entirely without the sanction or knowledge
OF Gen. Collier and the men engaged have
been sharply reprimanded.
GoIden'- wife "a witness.
The introduction of Mrs Golden will
prove surprise. inasmnch as II has been
the impression. from reports sent out
from Barboursville that Mrs Golden was
angry at her husband on account OF his
confession.
Since his illness In the court room Golden
has completely recovered and was on the
street today. IL IL the general impression
that the defense may make no effort 20
controvert Golden's statement I'm the ex-
amining trial. An examining Judge needs
to have only a reasonable suspicion Of guilt
TO bind prisoner over to the grand jury
and. as II Is evident that Judge Moore has
this. 1t would be folly for the defense to
show its hand before the real trial.
Murderer Not Identified.
The whole OF Goldens testimony tended
10 throw suspicion on "Tallow Dick"
Coomhs. the oolored barber Of Beattyville,
Coombs says he can prove his innocence
and is willing 70 60 into custody II wanted
Hariand Whitaker, Coombs and nlmer-
ous other persons have. at various dmes
been suspected Of fring the fatal shot, but
the prosecution has not yet Identified the
murderer.
The examining trial Of the Republican
secretary of state. Caleb Powers Will be
resumed tomorrow. serst r Wharton
Golden. who, It IA alleged turned states
evidence will continue on the witness
stand for cross-cNamiuation. his direct
testimony having been complete Saturday.
when he IS through Mrs Golden. Mis-
wife. viii De introduced az a witness also
for the prosecution. and IL IS reported that
she viii corroborate her husbands testi-
monv on many important points. Tho
physicians who made the autopsy on the
body of tho late GOV GoeheI viii also prob
ably 10 introduced a. witnesses.
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MOVEMENT ron PARTY UNION.
Two Factions of Socialists Appoint
Committees.

NEW YORK. Marco &-A movement
vas ~artea today IN this et.y e. unite
tac Socialist LAhar party and the sociai
remocrnts
The delegates discussed a proposed plat
form for susalza nation and various com
mlitees were appointed Too delegates
wcrs In session for several days sna Thurs-
Cav evening a mass meeting ~ll b. aeld
Several % she delcSsteS visited tho Cen
tral FcdaYated UnSsn and asked fcw the co
operation OF that body In a grand comhines
sight-hoar dcnoustraa0a on Nay day.
The union compiled