Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

LuXton's for spring suits.
r. A. Luke of Helena, is at the Mon
tana.
Miss Alice Mahoney departed last night
on a visit to Boston. -
Mrs. o. r. Ashford Of Butte is the
guest of Mrs. L. Y. McAdams.
Turkish. electric and medicated baths
at 2l0}a East Park. Popular prices.
New stock of the latest spring goods
Just arrived. Luxton. lit E. Park.
The w c. T. U. met this afternoon
with Mrs. ]. H. Egbert at 607 Oak street.
Mrs. John w. James returned yester-
day from an extended trip in Iowa and
other eastern states
DIR. Martin of Deer Lodge will deliver
the Grafton at the exercises to be held
in Anaconda IN Memorial day.
F. Klepetko, Sheriff Conley, George P.
| Welcome. ]. B. Losee and George s.
Miller were Butte visitors today.
Mrs. G. s. E. Wisner was a passenger
for Tacoma last night, where she Wall
visit during the ulnmer months.
The members of the Lowland club and
several invited guests from Butte Will
dance at the Montana hotel this even
ing.
Rev. ]. S. s%ederberg left this morning
for Nebraska, where he expects to locate.
Mrs. Cederberg will emain IN Anaconda
until he has looked over the field.
Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 6, I. D. Q.
F. initiated II new members at Stand
ard hall last night and afterwards en-
tertained a large number or tnelr
friends with songs, music and retresn-
ments.
Don't forget the Degree of Honor card
party tonight at Turner hall at . O'Clock.
Ice cream and al and pickanlnny cake
walk. Tickets sold last month will be
honored at the door. Admission 20 cents'
children 10 cents.
The marriage of Joseph Troske and
Miss Lizzie MOCK took place at 9 o'clock
last evening at the residence of the
brides brother, w. J. MOCK, on East
! Sixth street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. F. B. Cleland, pastor of
the Presbyterian church.
In the district court today the sitting
in the case of c.. H. Williams, as trustee
in bankruptcy of Sam Laundry, VS..
Charles w. French: and also c. H. Will
liams, trustee, VS.. Peter hurry and Sam
Laundry We're vacated. A stay of exc
cution was granted until x Tuesday
in the case of Alien VS.. Ryan.
Gentry's dog and pony show, which
has added two elephants since last year,
is occupying the attention of the young
sters today and tomorrow. The attrac-
ton is growing larger and better each
year.The show arrived in Anaconda
from Dillon at $3.50 this morning. The
street parade, a good one, was at noon.
A team attached to a milk wagon and
tied in the rear of the Turf Shoeing shop
became. frightened yesterday afternoon
and ran away. Severe teams We're
hltched in he same enclosure and there
was a AVely scene among them, the run
Always upsetting three wagons n
landed in a heap without leaving the
block.
Rev. E. G. Cattermole goes to Helena
tomorrow where on next Sunday he will
preach the B~accalaureate sermon before
the Montana Wesleyan university. In
his absence the services in the Methodist
church here will be held as usual. Sun
day morning several lay members will
occupy the pulpit, including Mrs. Marshall
who will tell of the work done in DIR.
Grodon's famous church in Boston, of
! which she was a member At night the
Epworth and Junior leagues will have
charge of the service.
A jury in the case of the state VS.. Mrs.
Frank hurry was secured yesterday aft
ernoon as follows: A. r. kleist, Isaac
Perry, D.. R.. McRea, Joseph st, Jean,
Herman volker, ]. III Mallory, John
Kane, j. r. T~avernia, Louis King, Chas
Hotop, Oliver Dotson and r. H. Metcalf
The state has already produced it's ev-
idence from the following witnesses: DIR
H. w. Stephens, Sheriff Conley, DR.. o
c. Evans, Chief of Police White, Mrs
Mary Cusick, James McCoard and Ear
McCoard. The principal witnesses fol-
the defense are Mrs. e. w. Faunt, DIR
F.. l.. st. Jean, DR.. NJ. NJ. Leahy and DR.
Sarah J. Leahy. The latter proved a
good expert witness. Her testimony in
part was as follows:
Insomnia, passiveness, Indifference
melancholy n palidness ollowed by
flush We're symptoms of puerperal mania
which might or might not be transitory
Should such symptoms arise in a Woman
who had been confined under the attend
ance Of the witness, the witness certain
ly would expect the appearance of the
mania. Neglect in a confinement case
and lack of proper attention would bring
on p%uerperal mania. Great pain at chile
birth might produce the delirium, which
is distinct from the mania, being bu1
transitory, as delirium in a typhoid case
Transitory puereral mania might exist
ait child birth If the birth was very pain
full. The witness from her reading anc
experience was able to say that rs ou1
of every 100 cases of puereral mania are
cases where the birth is illegitimate
showing that illegitimacy has a powerful
effect in producing this affection.
It was possible for the child to breathe
and ever cry before being delivered and
then it might be smothered before full
delivery. In making the hydrostatit