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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29

straty Wo]skom spfzyillielzo'
nym".
| Rzym. - I Watykanu wy
szed1 zakaz odmawiania mo-
dlitwy. kr6lowej Ma}gorzaty
"a krola Humberta. Watykan
uwiadomi} wszystkie mocar-
stwa europejskie, re PaPiez
ME wyrzeka sic zadnych praw
do prowincyj zabranych pan
stwu koscieInemu i dopoki
rad wIoski ME uzna s]usznych
pretensyj Watykanu, dop6ty
Papiez kr6la Wiktora Ema-
nuela uzna tylko jako krola
Sardynii.
W Petersburgu kapitan ar
tylcryi Koz]ow wynalaz} dale
ko nosne dzialo, ktore ma 16
wiorsty przebit jest ieszcze W
stanie 6 calowa sciane pancer-
nika.
Gazety katolickie doniosly,
ze krol Humbert pred kilku
miesiacami prosi} listownie
kardyna}a arcybiskupa Nea-
polu O przysEanie mu spowie-
dnika, Pos1ano mu ksiedza,
ale odmowiono absolucyi, do
p6ki ME zrzecze sic Rzymu.
Krol mial prosit O czas do
namyslu ito mialo bye powo-
dem, ze otrzyma} pogrzeb
chrzescijahski. w obec niedo-
wierzania gazet lberalny ch,
gazety katolickie oznajmily,
tekst odnosnego listu Hum
bcrta ogFosza.
Moskwa, - Poselstwo ja-
ponskie W Petersburgu otrzy-
malo wiadomosc, ze Pekin pa
Ii sic, a wojsko sprzymierzone
Jest zanadto wyciehczoEe, aze
by mog}o zajmowat sic gasze-
MEM pozaru. Japo6czycy stree
ga pa1acow cesarskich pred
zrabowaniem ich. Dzielnicy
chihskie w Pekinie zagraza
zniszczenie.
Londyn. DR.. Antonio Re-
gidor Jurado, deradzca osobi-
sty Aguinalda w Europie, o
trzymal Z Manili telegram do
noszacy, re sedzia Faft, pre-
zes komisyi filipihskiej i gen.
Macarthur przyrzekli .pewnej
delegacyi 6lipihskicj, il pre-
zydent Mckinley wkr6tce o.
g}osi proklamacya zaprowa-
dzajaca ma wyspach pewne re-
formy, majace tworzyc wste-
pne kroki do przypuszczanla
Filipin W poczet stanow.
Morning Post dowiaduje
sic Washingtonu, ze Rad
zaniepokojony jest wyrazenia-
mi sic gen. McArthur'a Sc
diego Fafta irobieniem przy-
rzeczeh, do kt6rych wykona-
MIA Rad wcale ME jest przy-
gotowanym.
Medyolan. : -Wczoraj rano
o godz. 9 rozpocza} sic process
krolobojcy Gaetana Bresci, a
wieczorem zakohczy} sic ska
zaniem zbrodniarza ma dozy-
wotne wiezienie. Tylko gdy-
by 60 procesowano o zdrade
stanu, m6glby bye skazany ma
kare smierci. w ciagu Proce-
su przesluchano 16 swiadk6w,
II prokuratoryi a 5 obrony'
|Obroica oskarzonego byf a.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29
Indianapolis, Ind.-Okoio

! 400 representative murzy
now z calych Slanow Zjedno
czo nych nalezacych do Marc
dow wego Zwiazku Afrykahsko
anne erykaiskiego, sstawilo SIT
ma roczna konweneye tel or
gan izacyi. Konwencye otwo
rzy} biskup Walters, ktory
jest prezydentem tel organf
zacyi. w movie WHOLESOME
ma wstepie, poruszyl take. bic
zace, kwestje polityczne 10
swiadczyl, re: partyi demokrae:
tycznej popierat ME bedzie'
M aeon, Ca --Pewien jego'
mos { rozpocza} tu uprawiat
hod owle krokodylow. Zakupi'
W ty m celu 300 akf6w gruntu
! i .wp uscil 81 aligator6w. Kro,
kodyle mnoza sic jak kroliki,
a hodowca otrzymal lyle OBJ
stalunk6w, ze caly przycho,
week Z. dw6ch lat jul
jest zam6wiqny. Sk6ra I kro-
kodyli jest piekna lbywa uzy,
wana W przemysle W bardzo
wielu wypadkach. Pomys}o-
wemu jegomosciowi! Przepo-
wiadajq znaczne zysKi.
Milwaukee, Wis, - Jacob
Hoffman, zatrudniony przy e.
lektrycznosci II George F.
TRohn, zosta} wczoraj rano O
godzinie 10 tel zgnieciony po-
miedzy eiewatorem a drzwia-
mi elewatoru W blldynku Col
by & Abbot. .Czaszka muLpe-
kIa, wskutek czego stan jego
niebezpieczny. Hoffman liczy
% lata mieszka pm. 275, 2Oej
ulicy Z matka i bratem.
Hoffman pracowal juz kilka
miesiecy W budynku Colby &
Abbot. Zaciagal tam elektry-
czny system oswietenia a cze-
sto byl zmuszony pracowac W
otworze elewatora, "a kazdym
razem, gdy by1 zatrudnlony W
otworze eteWatora, zawlado-
mil zawsze chlopaka, kt6ry
pracuje ma elewatorze. Wczo-
raj Hoffman, jak zwykle ba.
dal druty elektryczne W otwo,
RE, lecz ME zawiadomil chic
paka, ktory Z elewatorem
spuszczal sic ma dol i przy,
gni6t} Hoffmanowi glove dc
drzwi. .
Marinette, Wis. -. Helena
Wawrzak przysz}a do oflsu
klerka powiatowego i-prosila
by jej powiedziet, gdzie sig
znajduje J6zef Dumzalski je::
narzeczony. Zdziwiony klerk
oznajmi} zafrasowanej dziew'
czynie, re mic o jej narzeczo'
nym ME vie. Wtedy panns
Wawrzak udala sic do szeryfs
i opowiedziawszy mu swojs
historye prosila by wyszuka:
niewiernego kochanka. -.
Helena Wawrzak, rozko
Fchala sic ma zab6j W Dumzal
skim, kt6ry nawet mial zamia'
zenit sic Z MIA, bo da} ma zapo
wiedzi wyjal licencye nj
Stub. P6zniej jednak, zastano
.wiwszy sic lepiej mad tenn
Tumk nal ma drugi dzieh po wy
|jeciu licencyi to jest dnia l.
sierpnia i Cd tego czasu ju
go wiecej W mieseie. ME wi
dziano. Zrozpaczona dziew
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29
WiddOnl0S0l krdjOW6.

wano tu polskiego policyanti
Wojcieszaka "a kradziez drzf
wa ze sk}adu paxton and Co
Cd pewnego czasu okradanF
sklad tel hrmy, lecz niepod9
biehstwem bylo odkryc zld
dzieja. Wlasciciele skladu wy
najeli specyalnego detektywF
ten zeszlej .nocy pochwyci
Wojcieszaka, kt6ry przez par
kan wyrzucal drzewo, a te "a
bieral jego ojciec. Obaj So a
resztowani i postawieni pof
kaucye przez sedziego BeckaE
w piatek aresztowano tt
pewnego Nyklasza, polaka,
wyslano go do Chicago. Skar
zacym jest Wozniak z ChicaF
60, kt6ry podejrzewa NyklaF
sza o niemoralny stosunek /
jego 11-letnia c6rka. !
Hazleton, Pa. - Jesli zaF
rzq dcy kopalniami twardeg{
wegla ME przystana ma zadaF
MIA United Mine workers, ktoE
re.ci i'm przedlozyli przez swoF
komitet skali i rezolucyi ma
tenczas : zapanuje olbrzymI
strajk 100000 gornik6w poF
rzuci prace. Zarzadcom dand
czas do zdecydowania sic ID
dnia 8go b. IN.
.Dzisiaj komitet udaf sic dd
glownych kwater W Indiana
polls radzac, ably rozkazand
og6lny strajk jesli sprawa ta
ME bedzie zalatwiona w dobry
sposob.
St. Paul, MINI. - Tests
ment zmarlego arcybiskupa
Hennessy'ego Z Debuque o.
bejmuje W r6znych zapisach
majatek wartosci miliona do
lar6w. Testament ten otwar-
to W sadzie opiekuiczym. Me
ruchomo posiad}os6 znajduje
sic W powiatach: Ramsey,
Washington, Mower Gree
born w wartosci $4O0, 900 "a
pisa} arcybiskup swym kre7
wnym. Szest set tysiecy do
lar6w przeznaczyl ma cele do
broczynne. Ekzekutorami "a
mianowani zostali w testament
Gle: P. J.. Ryan arcybiskup 2
Filadel6i, P. A. Feehan, ar
cybiskup z Chicago, monsi-
gnor Ryan, ks. c. Johanis
M. v. Hennesy Debuque.
Arcybiskupi Ryan i Feehan
iako tez i M. V. Hennesy RE-
xii sic egzekutorostwa.
La Sale, Ill. - Alizewski,
malarz dom6w wczoraj p6 po.
ludniu zawdzieczy} uratowa'
ME zycia swym zebom. Mia:
on polecenie malowania go
tyckiej wiezy $50 stop wyso'
kiej przy kosciele polskim sW
Jacka. Me bylo przy wiezy
rusztowania; Alizewski dosta
wal sic do CORY po linacf
zwieszajacych sic wiezyezel
W r6znych wysokosciach
Wlasnie wykohczyl prace przy
|jednej z wiezyczek i wzni6s
sic do drugiej, azeby krzyz n;
niej pozlocic stal ma descs
zawieszonej ma sznurach, gd1
przypadkowo strac1 r6wn;
wage. Spadajac W ty}, chwy
Gil sic zebami zwieszajacej SIT
liny zawisl tax W powietrz'
ma pare sekund, MIN mu si'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-08-29

/ palm ym materya]em. p}o!nie
ME 9bje}y ca}y budynek. Stra
zy r Pozarnej ME. pozostawa all
mic innego, jak ratowanie So
:siedhich budynkow Cd znisz
czenfa. Ich energii zawdzie
czat nalezy, ze przyleg}a ia
bryk IA foju ponios}a 'wzglednit
make tylko straty. Szkody
tzrzad zone We fahryee pokostu
wyn3 3sza sa5, ,oooi So pokryte
ubezp pieczeniem.
Pr kez cztery t POI godziny
ciag9 al sic pofh6d wielkiej
armii republiki wczoraj pod
czas gdy oko}o million os6b
przyPatrywa}o sic :paradzie.
Glow nodowodzacy Shaw po-
wiada q, ze to by}a najswietniej-
sza parada Cd czasu gdy po
wojnI Ie wszystkie pu}ki pre-
sz}y ''reveiw" pred bia}ym
dome m. Okolo 80, 900 czfon-
k 6w 5lrmii bralo udzial W pa
radzif. Byl to ostatni poch6d
wetef anow gdyz : drugiego
zjazd4 takiego ME bedzie a
ch hoci Pzby i by}, to bardzo ma.
10 bedzie zy1o do tego czasu.
Podcz as marszu wielu wysta-
powa} 10 z szeregow a jeden, z:
nj CHI Chas. .Beekwith z Algon-
sea adj martwy W ciagu wy:
marsz IL wskutek cheroby ser
cowej VIM. II. W Wkite starry
zo}nid rz z Eau Claire, Wis.,,
dostaf pomieszania zmysl6w
wskut elk zagubienia swej ia
milf v miescie Chicago. Ma
dzisiejszym programme So wy
scigi weteranow ma bicyklach,
wielki koncert spiewami wo-
jenne hi w gnlachu Coliseum,
camp .fories. Przedstawlenie
"Batt lie of. Santiago" fajer-
werki: wieczorem. mad brze=
giem jeziora.
~ lily, amerykaiski lew
g6rskI i Z menazeYi W parku
Linco Ina, byf cierpiacy tego
powo Hu, ze 'wpija}y mu sic W
palce pazury. i przeszkadzaly
nluch hodzic. Dozorca McCur-
ran P odja} sic operacyi, zak}a-
dajqc ma nogi lasso wydosta-
;ac. ie| pred kraty klatki. Gdy
OBJ Gin al lwu pazury upierwszej
no gi, ten rycza} =, trwozliwie,
lecz Ykr6tce doszedl do pre-
swiadczenia, ze. ME dzieje mu
sic kr rzywda- i~lezaI spokojnie.
sGdy przyszIa kolej ma ostat,
mia nj 0ge, 'spoglada} ma opera.
tora wdziecznoscia, a osta.
tecznie ryknal radosnie, gdy
uwoll piony Z wiez6w przekona:
sic, i moze chodzic i skakat
bez B olu, cd kt6rego costa
uwolh iony.
40 letni. Michael Barrett
pr rzyBy} W zesz}ym tygodnir
do CT hicago wrzekomo "a pra
ca. 2 naleziono 60 wczoraj po
kaled dzonego W pusty m doml
pm. 1 OS Jefferson str.i odwie
ziono go do szpitala, gdzie u
mari. 'Przed smiercia opowia
dal, 4e W .niedziele potkna} si'
ma ch hodniku, ma rogu uli'
M ont toe i Desplaines S, lecz ra
ny B arretta ME zdaja sic po
ch odk kit do .upadku, lecz po
ch odka raczej Cd bicia. Zacho
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
THE SINGERS OF BUTTE.
Suggested that "The Holy City" Be
Taken up Instead of Creation"

To the Inter Mountain:-
1t was with pleasure that the article
in Saturdays Inter Mountain was read,
in reference to the proposed organization
of the singers of Butte, with the Cibject
of the future rendition of some famous
musical composition. AS the article
stated. Haydn's .'Cre alton" had been sug-
gested, and all who have heard this
wonderful oratorio cannot fail in it's
praises. But as work for the contem-
plated society, it seems to the writer not
we'll chosen. 1t should be borne in mind
that only cities u9 into the hundreds of
thousands can muster enough singers
equal to such a task. In fact, it is not a
question of all who can sing, but rather
the best Of those who sing, and in city
the size of Butte it Is out of proportion to
expect 800 or 400 voices that could with
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
TAEFRAWLEY'S
THIS WEEK
THEY WILL OPEN AT THE GRAND
THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
REPERTOIRE OF PLAYS
IS BEST OBTAiMABLE.
"secret Service" the Opening. "Sport-
ing Duchess" and the "Great
Ruby" Later in Week.
The Frawley company is coming

The Frawley company is coming.
Mere announcement of the fact alone
is sufficient to fill local theatar-soers
with sense of delightful anticipation.
The company has been here before.
Elmer A. Ellsworth, the advance rep
resentative of r. Daniel Frawley and his
company, arrived in town Saturday last
and is now making the preliminary ar
ransements for the engagement OF that
popular organization. which will begin
on Thanksgiving night and continue for
three successive nights, with Saturday
matinee.
Mr.. Frawley's comnapy this season is
the largest he has ever carried, number
ing 80 people" said Mr.. Ellsworth, land
the repertoire of plays to he presented
is the best obtainable, consisting OF the
latest and biggest successes of the Eng
lish and American stages. None of the
pieces to be given in Butte. am informed
by local theatrical people, have ever been
seen here before.
'The opening BILL on Thanksgiving
night, will be William Gillettes Secret
Service the greatest military drama ever
written. Friday night will be devoted
to the Sporting Duchess the celebrated
English racing play, which ran for 800
nights in New York; while on Saturday
night The Great Ruby will be offered.
This latter work is the one great me!o-
dramatic success of recent theatrical his
tory. and is certainly massive scenic
production. At the Saturday matinee
Madame Sans Gene Victorlen Sar-
dou's delightful comedy-drama, will go
on the boards. This is the play exploit
ed with SO much success in this country
by Kathryn Kidder-the ladder by which
she climbed to fame.
"Mr. Frawley has been meeting with
splendid success during his present tour,
demolishing house records at almost
every theater where he has appeared. If
the expressions I have heard and the
number and nature of the queries / have
received since my arrival In this cry
are any indication of what is to be eX-
pected, I am satisfied that Butte will
prove no exception to the general rule
While there are many Of Mr.. Fraw-
ley's clientele who may maintain that his
first company was his best, the op,niJn
of an ur,prejudiced observer is that with
such patrons it is more case OF senti-
ment than of anything else. True. there
is no Frank Worthing with the present
company; Blanche Bates expressive
features will be missed, and that dainty
little ingenue, Hope Ross, may not be
forgotten. But A->a are others. Fraw-
ley's managerial qualities exhibit many
of the elements of genius, and he Is a
human divining rod when 1t comes to
locating dramatic talent. This ability to
mold the plastic material into the fin
ished article is really wonderful.
Taken all in all, nothing is too good
to expect of the Frawley company.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
TURPENTlME EXPLODED.
Culhertson's Presence Of Mind Averted
Confagration.

The explosion of a can Of turpentine on
the second floor of the house at COS IL
South Arizona street at 4:30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon caused a small loss by
fire in which ]. B. Culbertson and two
little boys received painful burns.
Culbertson, it appears, entered the
kitchen in the rear of the building and
placing can of turpentine in the mid
die of the room lighted a fire in the
stove. After he had succeeded in melt
ing some wax on the stove he struck q
match for the purpose of lighting a ci-
gar. AS he did SO there was a dull
explosion and in an instant the room
was filled with flames. Vernon Culbert-
son, aged and Gerald Clark, aged 10
were playing in an adjoining room and
as the flames leaped up the boys ran
toward them. Little Vernon was in the
lead and his companion was endeayoring
to get him back. Culbertson reached
through the flames and pushed the boys
back into the bedroom. closing the door
and then made his escape through the
other dooor. He got the boys to a place
of safety and then sent in the alarm.
The South Arizona street fire appara-
tus responded and the flames were speed
ily eXtinguished and although the inter-
ior of the room was badly scorched the
damage will probably not exceed $50.
Culbertson's left hand and arm We're
badly scorcshed and his hair and eye
brows singed. Little Vernon had his hair
singed and the Clark boy had his cloth
ing burned. The members of the fire
department say that Culbertson's action
in closing the doors of the room pre-
vented a disastrous conflagrationn
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
"A BEGGAR PRINCE"
1ne Opera-Comedy Presented at SUIT
toms Theater Last Night.

The company which imposed "a Turk
ish Bath" on the public at ,Sutton's thea
ter has experienced a change of heart
Either that, or it surprised Itself as well
as the large audience present last even
ing by giving first-class performance
of "A Beggar Prince"
+. A. Wade, as the prince appeared
to good advantage. He indulged in no
more equine antics than the opera COM
edy called for, and his acting through
out was crisp and spicy.
E. l.. Graves, in the role of Farmer
Rocco, proved himself humorous
genius. He sprang a topical joke that
will be remembered in Butte long after
the company has departed. On beins
asked why Butte girls heart resam-
b,es gold mine, he answered that he
did not know. why is p" he uueried
He was informed that it is because no.
body can tell what is in it. well" was
his dry retort, there's many poor
devil has gone broke prospecting"
Willie Woolfall, as Sergeant Larneo,
has little to do except to sing and look
handsome, but he does both artistically
WOolfall possesses a voice intermediate,
between a tenor and a barytone ricn
flexible and powerful though of limited
range. His vocal performances pleased
the audience and he was encored. With
good training, Woofal will make a So
loist whose voice would bring discredit
on no company.
Fanny Graves, in the role OF Princess
Fiametti; Eta Merris. as Eettina; OIL
vette Hayes. as the royal page, and F.
w. Cleveland. as Pippo. gave very fair
pcrtraitures. although Miss Graves
would appear to better advantage if she
would discard that sweet smile when
she should look angry or determined.
w. w. Hankins. taking the part of
Prince Frederick, is decidedly amateur
ish, his face being ornamented with a
pronounced grin while his heart is sup
posed to be racked with the pangs Of
jealousy.
"A Besgar Prince" will run at SUIT
tons theater for three more nights.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26

The baggeman at the Union Station,
Chicago. made an envable record dur
ing the recent G. A. r. encampment.
Usually tire loss of baggage at these en-
campments amounts to considerable, but
this year the work was splendidly sys-
I .matized and the loss was insignificant
-four parcels. The number of trunks,
grips, satchels. bundles. parcels, ct
cetera. handled during the four days of
the encampment exceeded that of any
similar time in the history of Chicago.
The railroads entering the Union Station
are: The Burlington. the Pennsylvania.
the Alton and the ST. Paul
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
ROAD LAW IN A TANGLE.
AS It Now Exists County Commission
ers Are Shorn of All Power to
establish Roads.

1t has been discovered that under the
existing laws not a legal road can be es-
tablished in Montana. The laws relating
10 roads are in a most chaotic condition
ana one OF the important duties devOlv-
ing upon the Forthcoming legislature
will be to straighten out the tangle, 9TH
erWlse 1t Will be impossible for the coun-
ty commissioners of the different coun-
ties to establish single new road. Un-
der the present defective statutes tax
players can go into courts and offer ser-
ious objections to any new roads that
have been established within the past
two years. This it is realized should be
remedied at the earliest possible time At
ter careful examination of the numer-
GUS legislative enactments dealing with
the road question, Attorney General NO
B. Nolan says he can reach no other
conclusion.
The Helena Independent says that a
few days ago the county commissioners
of Lewis and Clarke county directed
County Clerk Clark to procure from At
torney General Nolan an opinion as to
the boards authority to lay out county
roads. There Were three questions in
Cluded in Mr.. C,ark's letter. In the first
inquiry was made as to the authority
the board might have to appoint viewers
for laying out public highways; second,
as to the payment of damages to parties
affected by laying out roads upon the
recommendation of the viewers, and
third, for information relating to the
completion of road and to open it for
public use.
Mr. Nolan complied with the request of
the board yesterday. His opinion came
in, of q SnrnriSn tn the
missioners, and will probably have the
effect of arousing the next Legislature to
the necessity of early action. The laws
are SO conflicting, one act multiplying an
other, that 1t Is suggested that the leGia-
latule would confer favor upon the
taxpayers of the state to appropriate
money to pay expenses of "a commission
composed of representative citizens, to
draft a set of road laws to be enacted
repeating all prior acts, which would
solve a problem confronting every board
o. county commissioners in the state.
After an exhaustive review of the eX-
listing laws relating to the establishment
OF public highways the attorney general
declares that the hands of the county
commissioners are completely tied. The
only thing they can do, he says, is to ap-
point viewers and direct the proposed
road be surveyed. When that Is done
they must stop, as they do not possess
the authority for the assessment of dam
ages and otherwise follow the course Of
procedure as was the former custom in
laying new roads. Mr.. Nolan holds that
the original code provided full and COM
plete methods of procedure in laying out
roads, about So sections being devoted to
that subject. House bill No. 1885, of the
Fifth legislative assembly took from the
county commissioners the power pre-
viously conferred upon them, abolished
the office of road supervisor and con-
ferred plenary powers upon county SUI
Veyors.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
TEN YEARS
FOR VERONA.
THE PENALTY FOR URNISHING
WOOD ALCOHOL TO CREE
s".INDIANS.
RESULTING IN THE DEATH
OF THREE REDSKINS,
His Attorney Made Plea for Len
iency but Judge Clancy Was
Obdurate.

Furnishing Indians with wood alcohol
is not what it has been cracked UP to be,
fact which was demonstrated in Judge
Clancy's court this morning. Charles We
roma, Wyoming street tailor. whom
phrenologist might pronounce as a per-
son who would not stop to consider the
possible results of an unlawful act il
asked to commit one is the man on
whom the demon stration was made. Last
week he was convicted of manslaughter
TOR having supplied a camp of Cree In
dllans with demijohn Of the poisonous
liquid and thus causing the death OF
three OF the tribe and this morning he
was ushered before Judge Clancy for
sentence. The limit for manslaughter is
ten years in the penitentiary, and it was
evident from the start that the Judge
intended to give him that limit. He
started in by the customary method os
calling the attention of the prisoner TO
the nature of the offense and the trial
that resulted in his conviction. winding
up by sentencing him to ten years IN the
penitentiary.
M. p. Giichrist. one of Verona's at
torneys, made an earnest plea TO the
judge for leniency in behalf of the prls-
oner, but it was about as barren of re-
suits in his favor as it possibly could
have been.
I feel that in this case the evidence
was not sufficient to warrant a convic-
tion. said he "Of course we have our
rights in the matter-we can move for a
new trial. Under the circumstances I
will ask the court to set the verdict
aside. In the event of refusal to do this
l will request that the sentence be made
as light as possible. Verona has been in
jail now nearly year and in measure
has atoned for the offense."
Il do not view the matter in the same
light as you do said the judge THE
prisoner think. had a fair trial. There
was a question as to part Of the tes-
timony-the portion relating to the al
legation that Verona tore the druggists
tag marked poison from the demijohn
and notified the Indian for whom he got
the alcohol that the liquid was poison.
The jury, however concluded that We
roma did not notify the Indian OF the
poisonous. nature of the liquid and did
tear the tag from the denijohn. In the
face of the verdict I feel it my duty to
give the prisoner the limit and I will
therefore sentence you Charles Verona.
to ten years in the states prison."
After sentence had been pronounced
Verona whispered a few words to his
counsel and returned to the Jail to await
transportation to Deer Lodge.
1t is understood that Verona claims
whom he lad trouble and that he would
been there.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
AIDING THE COMRADES.
Women's Relief Corp Providing Ac-
commodations for Old Soldiers.

The Women's Relief Corps of this city,
an organization that can be termed a
part of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, has provided twelve complete beds
for the soldiers home at Columbia Falls
Ten OF the beds are for the hospital part
of the home. and two are for the nurse
department. A large box OF ma gaines
and other reading material accompanied
the beds. The whole collection was ship
ped to the home on Saturday. the Great
Northern making the corps a ha1f-rate
for the goods.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26
MRS. AUDLEY'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. George Audley
took place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence at 30 East Platinum
street, Rev. S. c. Blackiston. of the Epis-
c2pal church officiating. Many sorrow
ing friends We're present and the beau
tiful casket was covered with beautiful
floral offerings. quartette from tn.
choir of st. Johns was present and took
part In the services. The pail bearers
were W. McC. White, E. A. Whips,
George Moulthrop, J. L. Dobell, T. L.
Ssooth and Thomas Butterfeld.