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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12

Re IN the IVES, Side Police CouFt
tomorrow mornn&" sai he
In another momen, the swift au'omo-
bile was gijtHg ~ the street and the
pchri, who CHANGED TO be in IFS track
were lodging on, OF the way
Thl- morning Wnldron. rcsplcndan' IN
his long blue Goa, and jauniy cap, en-
tered the Wcs, side Court, When his
ease was called iherc Was no ono 10
prosecute Little Willie was on his CO.,
in tho sospltal His brother had no, yci
heard ~ the accident,
Discharged. said Magistrate Meade.
Blue coat staggered out.
They Onrrrd Hin, Money.
To au Evening World reporter little
Wlilr SImm, sad today
Whrn vac hi the drug store a man
whom / 10 not know came - me and
told mc tauu .eIld be well taken care
u At the hospital Then when | got
,hert another man called on me 40
NOT iauw MS name lie said he was
sent frnm the Electrical Vehicle Com
uny liz told me- mat II | would wal;
TIL Saturday and not appear IN court
would be Well paid
y could not so 10 vour; anyhow.
WAS mere In bed and my brother did not
kNuw WAC hurt
Robert Is making arrangements to re-
nr believes he Hill he more comtorta-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12

.-vst things found and found thing.
And owners through the medium O:
Sunday World Wants.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15
Gun Club Shoot.

Yesterday afternoon the Gun
club met at the shooting grounds
and put into effect the new handi-
cap contest, which has lately been
prepared. A glance at the record
will show how evenly the contest
ants are matched according to that
system, whereas the score OF the
medal shoot, devoid of the handi-
cap, indicates quite difference
The handicap contest is being
held for a prize in the form of a
$45 Winchester trap gun, 2 gauge,
the piece to become the property of
the man maxim! the best score
during the different contests, which
will probably include ten meets or
five months more, as the events
will be pulled off in future on the
second and fourth Thursdays in
each month
The medal shoot is for a gold
medal, which is worn by the win
ner of each bi-weekiy event aud
passes to the next winner unless
the holder should head the score
more than once r A. Ramsay
will wear the ornament for the
next fortnight, his score>being per
feet, 25 out of possible %.
Following are the different rec
ords made yesterday:
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15
MONTGOMERY BEdS.
He Will Apologize to the House
for Bribery Charges.

Denver, March l5-There is a
parrot and monkey time going on
in the house of representatives to-
day over resolution introduced
censuring Speaker Montgomery.
The speakers friends are seeking
to defer action on the resolution
while his opponents are anxious
to get the measure through.
Montgomery's friends say that if
he is given an opportunity he will
apologize to the house.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15
Florence Still Progressing.

According to the contract the
Burton family are to vacate their
property on the northwest corner
of West Main street and Santa Fe
avenue on March 2lst 1t is the
intention of Mr.. and Mrs Burton
to build home on their lots in
East Florence.
This corner is without a doubt
one of the most valuable in the
city and Mr. Large is to be com
mended in his selection. As soon
as the Burtons vaeate the house it
W II be moved at once, and the
foundation work for the new bust
ness block will be commenced.
General specifications for the
building are being drawn at this
time by Mr. Large's architect who
is in Denver, but it is not as yet
determined whether the building
will occupy the three lots or not or
whether it will be two or three
stories
1t is probable that work will be
well under way by the first of
April and viii be pushed to com
pletion as rapidly as money and
labor can do it.
With frontage ON Main street
and Santa Fe avenue the new
building will greatly improve that
corner. 1t was stated by a know
lug one this morning that the en-
tire block will be built up with
handsome structures within a few
years.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15
TIME WORKERS CONVENTION
No Operators Have Yet Made an
Appearance.

Hazelton, Pa, March 15-The
United Mine Workers convention
was in session less than half f-hour
this morning. Owing to the ab-
sence of the scale committee re-
cess was taken until this afternoon
Up to l o'clock not one of the op-
orators had signitied his intention
of meeting with the miners. 1t is
not thought, however, that there
will be strike, but that the offer
of the operators of 10 per cent.
advance will be accepted.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15

Children often inherit feeble
digestive power and collie of a
more or less severe character re-
suits, when food is taken which is
at all difficult to digest. Whites
Cream Vermifuge acts as II general
and permanent tonic. Price, %
cents. Cafky & Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15

Major O. w. Ballard of Chicago
spent yesterday in the city visit
ing the family of E. l. Drake
Mr.. Ballard is retired regular
army officer. He and party of
Chicago capitalists are looking
over Cripple Creek with view OF
acquiring mining property other
than that they now possess. Mr.,
Ballard returned to the District
this morning, where he joined the
balance of the party.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15
Bowling Alley Score.

The Widerfelt bowling alley is
attracting the attention of many
young men who are becoming as
pirants "to bowl" Below we
publish the number of points and
the averages made in a series of
five games:
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15
Finest Roadbed, Best Equipment

And quickest time are what give
Union Pacific trains prestige over
ali other lines. Four through
trains for the East and two thro'
trains for the West leave Denver
daily. See your local agent or ad-
dress E. K. Griffin, general agent,
Denver. l3- 16
Or. Yard makes a speciality of
all kinds of dental work. l03 If
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15

The averages are greater than
those made by the Pueblo and
Denver teams. This was the first
event of the series by the club
which was recently organized.
The second series will be com
menced tonight,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-15

Call at the city hall and register
The registration deputy will be at
the city hall each day this week
from noon to9 p IN. REGISTER
TODAY.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
TWO SODAS WERE PUT IN
THE CHILLY CITY COOLER

made fast to the Soda house, whistling
q bar to cheer his heart, Mrs. Soda
found him at his pleasant occupation,
and interposed such warlike objections
that he brought it instantly to an end
and retreated behind the off dray horse.
It seemed unreasonable to the dray-
man that he should be baked off the
labor upon which he maintains family
ny a mere Weather-WOrn clothes line
and a woman, however valorous the
latter, while there is a fine police force
from which to reinforce the advance
guard of militant dray drivers. So he
telephoned for aid. and Officer Buckley
came to the gulch, and then the fun be-
gan.
Mrs. Soda resisted the removal of the
ficer placed her under arrest. She
wiggled out of his hands and escaped
to her house. He undertook TO follow
her, to make the arrest effective, and
Soda barred his way with the declara-
ticn that if he touched the person of
The woman for any purpose he would
assault him. The officer drew his re-
yolver and took the Sodas out into the
street.
BY this time the alley and the Ana
conda roal were black with people, who
ad repaired thither to get front seats
at the tracts and to incidentally take
hand in the proceedings. In the alley
The Sodas, invigorated by the. open air,
cnce more resisted. The man with the
candlestick wanted to know why things
were thus and grew reckless with the
oandlestick Other people coughed
around ami made rem arks.
Under the pressure of the unpleasant
lublic sentiment here encountered by
the policeman, he deputized two men to
assist the laws arm to Jail the Sodas.
This morning he expressed regret that
he had not created several deputies and
gathered in a half dozen other persons,
notably the man with the candlestick
With the aid thus secured. the Sodas
were put in hook, where they gave two
bonds of SIS each to secure their liberty.
che obstruction having been overcome,
the drayman took down the clothes line
and went on with his work
When the Soda cases were called in
Judge Boyle's court this morning.
neither defendant was present. So their
bonds were ordered forfeited, enriching
the city in the sum of $50. The jailor
! said that when the man who advanced
| the bail money hears of the forfeiture
| that he will pop like a soda wateer bot
! tie and doubtless make q gingery time.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

give Indications of being phenomenal
though the ore may be there, deep down.
AT the east Pacific we are sinking
and prosecuting. and I expect to find
a fine lot of ore laid out when l re-
turn. We have been working at the
800 foot level. and are prosecuting from
that. Some of the East Pacific ore runs
as high as 500 a ton. A car shipped
only few weeks ago averaged $95 ton,
though the average is $40 to $780,"
Mr.. Bell has 5000 tons of low grade
ore at the dumps, the accumulation of
four or five years. and he is in Butte
today looking for some one to take a
contract to haul it to the smelters
The ore runs about 500 ton, but here
tofore only the higher grade product
has been used, because of the long and
expensive haul, five and one half miles,
to the smelter. Now. however, the
amount of second class ore on hand has
grown so large that something must be
done to get rid Of it.
'"rhe East Pacific ore is increasing in
the amount of lead carried, as the lead
goes down." said Mr.. Bell. "Some of the
last we shipped carried as high as SO
per cent of lead, and more silver than
it did nearer the surface.
..rhe prospects in and around Helena
are looking well. The Clark property
in Kenwood is being worked as rap
idly as possible. and preparations are
being made to sink to the water level
however deep that may be. That is
believed to be about 500 feet.
zone or two car loads Of good ship
ping ore was taken out on sinking the
shaft. enough to make the property seem
promising. OF course, 20 one can say
just what underlies the city. but It is
almost certain there is good copper ore
in large quantities, II the prospectors
will but go deep enough. It may be that
Il will be necessary to go 800 or 1000
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
FINDS MONTANA ALL RIGHT
r. A. Bell, Helena, Says Idaho Does
Not Compare With Montana
Minerals.

r. A. Bell of Helena, owner of the
East Pacific mine, near that place, is
in the city today, on his way home from
the Boise mining congress and a trip
into eastern Oregon, where he looked
over several mining prospects. He was
in the country around Sumpter. but found
nothing better there than there is lying
around loose in Montana, and SO came
home.
Hi"There are some good prospects in
eastern Oregon, and few really big
mines The Bonanza, near Sumpter. is
getting out good $40 ore, and treating
1t in a 40-stamD mill at the mines. The
company is making fortune.
h5fThere are a few others. but most of
the country does not show any better
than much that we have here in this
state.
III There is no particular object in leav-
ing this state and it's promising fields.
and going to another that does not offer
anything better. l was in the country
near Baker City, and looked over many
OF the copper prospects. They do not
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

the Jail. This morning when he got up
he said that last night he lay down with
the sheep and this morning awoke with
the bulls" His mistake and the resa-
son thereof cost him SO.
John Gallagher, Mrs. Gallagher and
Fat McHugh were arraigned in Judge
Boyle's court this morning on a charge
OF committing a disturbance by fighting
last night, when they were arrested.
Gallagher and McHugh pleaded guilty
and We're fined $10 Mrs. Gallagher de-
MED the accusation, and was required to
put up a bond of So She will be tried
on the 9Th.
f'sWm. Barry, H. McKenney, Tom Cum
mings and Pat Hughes were fined the
customary Ave spot for being drunk.
= Mamie Suprenaut was brought in on a
charge of being a vagrant. She pleaded
not guilty and will be given an oppor-
funity to prove the plea on the 9Th. She
gave the jailor SO much trouble this
morning that he was obliged to put her
in back cell alone. While two or three
other women occupants We're trying to
sleep on the couches in til ssei.eral room
OF the women's ward the woman
persisted in annoying them, though she
IL grey-haired and old enough to re-
strain her malicious inclinaticns. A big
colpred woman became so exasperated
that she took up stick of firewoOd and
told Tailor Levy that "if she done keep
dat foolin' up lay huh out wifi dis stick
eh wood; I sho will
Nellie Brooks, charged with being an
inmate of an unruly house, pleaded not
guilty and will be tried on Monday.
Frank O'Neill was arrested last night
and charged with robbery. II. McKen-
ney was the complaining witness, accus-
ing O'Neill Of taking IS from his pocket
in the All Nations saloon, corner Of wy
oming and Ga!ena streets.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

Bond Sureties Named.
In the matter of the attorneys fee of
$4,000 allowed by Judge Clancy in the
suit of James Forester and John Mac
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
The Soda Family Drew the Line in the
Back Alley and When a Drayman
:. Tried to Remove It War Ensued-
Fifty Dollars Went Into the
City Exchequer as Result
of the Row,

AEAeO " 1e91AOVe ~ Wal GASuoU-
Fifty Dollars Went Into the
City Exchequer as a Result
Of the Row.
There was something very much like
a riot in Dublin Gulch last evening.
which brought about 800 residents of
that quarter into the Anaconda road
in front of the premises occupied by Ed
ward Soda and his wife. The Sodas,
who were fizzing with excitement like
the best brand of the beverage Of the
same name. and were 400 or 500 degrees.
Fahrenheit, warmer than the beverage
is ever ever permitted to get by people
who know how to take care of 1t, were
the center of the maelstrom of angry
passions reused by the events in prog
ress, while Officer Buckley, who was
trying to dislodge them from their
castle and take them to Jail. rotated in
the vortex with great activity and
power. An angry man armed with
sbarp-pointed candlestick foot in
length, added to the vivid interest of
the phase of social life presented, and
several other people who itched to get
lato tie swim played the roles of small
fish in the puddle. And the war was all
strung on clothese line, over which
quarrel took place that resulted in
the arrest of the Sodas on a charge OF
disturbing the peace, making loud and
unusual noises and resisting an officer.
The individual whose intrusion into
the peaceful shades of Dublin Gulch
fractured the harmony that abides there
and agitated the inhabitants was none
other than a drayman. He arrived in
the part of the gulch where the Sodas
dwell, both pop and ma. bent on re-
moving the furniture from the house
Of a neighbor of theirs. In order to
reach the door Of the neighbours house
with his dray it was necessary to drive
through an alley skirting both that
house and the domicile of Sodas. The
man who desired his furniture removed
lives two doors below the dwelling OF
the latter.
The drayman discovered that he
could not pass through the alley with
out removing a clothes line strung
across it which barred the way This
rope was the sacred property of Mrs.
Soda. While the drayman was nocahal-
sntly untying the end Of it that was
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

Ginnis against the Boston & Montana
company, the action through which T.
r. Kinds was appointed receiver for the
business of the company, the sureties on
the bond on a stay Of execution pending
an appeal to the supreme court justified
before Clerk Roberts of the district
court today. The bondsmen are D. J.
Hennessy and A F.. Bray.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
SHEEPHERDER'S SAD MISTAKE
Supposed He Was With His Sheep and
Found Himself Fast in

A sheepherder named Richard j. Butte
was arrested on charge of drunk last
night while sleeping in the railroad yard
of the Montana Union railway. He was
drapped in several quilts and comforters
as snugly as if he were in bed, and he
and the bedding were both brought to
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

feet before striking the big leads.
Several Of the older mines near the
city are producing steadily. There are
enough of them to justify the promise
of a good copper camp"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
6O-Day Tickets to Buffalo.

The Oregon Short Line salt Lake.
Denver route" announces that on
August 9Th. and September Sd, excursion
tickets to Buffalo and return will carry
sixty-day limit.
On August Goth, Sept. nth, Oct. list and
18th, tickets will be limited to 50 days
from the date of sale.
City ticket office. los N. Main street.
H. o. WILSON.
General Agent.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

Excursion Rates Via 1.-THE Mflwau1reev
rLouisville-August "a. Is, 26. Triennial
Conclave Knights Templar, $21.50, round
trip.
Bunalo-AH summer. Pap-American
Exposition. $24.50. round trip. All tickets
good on celebrated Pioneer Limited
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

All kinds of legal FORMS and mining
blanks for sale at the Inter Mountain
Office.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

Call at AIilw cukee office or write J. 7,
Conley. Asst. Cen. Pass. Agent. st,
Paul. for detailed information. Ask Tor
Pan-American folder.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
j. D. McGREOOR
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Honorary graduate of the Ontario Vet.
einary college. Toronto. Canada. Treats
all diseases OF domesticated animals ao-
eording To scientific principles. Once at
Narlow's stables. 10a South Main street..
Telephone 2ss. All cases promptly At.
teuded q.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02

it hh to right the
h lines tn wod"c T'i large letters n he Ger is the extra lateral
Crp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
10 III DH e 3

Ell corresponsal 81 Cabo del sMorning
Posto teiegraTfa anuncando que recorrio mu-
chos campamentos sboafs9 donde fu6 recibii 10
con caJiflos y agasaJos.
Anade en- e mismo telegrama que los fe-
derales Sc encuentran muy bien aprovisiona-
dos que caleua que Ia guerra podrfa todavla
continuar por cnco amos.
Ell <Standart>, de Londfes, en- IN sem
sacon 81 artfculo que public6 antes de anoche,
dice que ninguna naci6n europea renunciara
iamas 4 sus colonias America que con mo-
two de las relaciones directas que aquelas tie
men con las rep1bIicas sur americans en-
cuentran las naciones del vlejo continents
tnente con derechos indiscntibles para inter
venir en- e con1icto suscitado entire Venezue-
Ia y Colombia.
Anade ell refefido editorial que con ell
tempo los Estados Unidos iran perdendo 81
inauencia en- las Aduanas y tendran irremisi-
blemente Que prescindir de Ia doctrina de
Monroe.
Ell habar pedldo con iusistenc cia su ree-
vo el generalfsimo del ejercito ingies en- Africa
lord Kitchener, es porque Sc encuentra bas-
tante deicado de salud consecueucia de una
herida que recibio en- IN encuentro con los
<boersa en- Ell mes anterior, Y que no Sc ha he
cho p1bllco por no amman los federaies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
NUEVkS OPINIONEs

Porciinc1tlG rechaza toda idea de interes
an ell matrimoDio. Cree ell amor, como cree
en- Dios. Es mas: cree que este sentfnie to
basta por ST solo para la feicidad dom6stica y
lamenta que ell prosaismo de nuestros dias solo
6je en- los bienes materiales, por 10 cual son
muy raros los espfritus escojidos, como ell suyo
capaces de anar desn De ahf
que desconfie, con raz6n sobradlsima, de que
pueda hallar este mundo IN hombre que Ia
comprenda la haga verturosa. Por te-
me quedarse para vestfr imagenes, como Etec
trn. La tarea-iay! mo le agrads mucho; pc
70 le serG forzoso Tesignarse, NAL que le pese,
con gran dolor de su cora2on.
AdelfI nos dice que es refractaria al ma
trlmono; pero que, de realizar Sc acto 10 ha-
ria dnicsmente fnspirada eD el amor por al
amor Desprecia el vii metal, jamas sacrif-
cara sns sentimientos miras bastardas am
biciosas. No conceptna NADIA tan harmoso co.
mo Ia libertad; esta solo debe sacri6carse en-
aras de un amor grande irresistible. Proce-
der lie ctra manera es locura La honradez
Ia lsboriOsidad son las cualidades que prefere
en el hombre. No Sc psga de oropees nj de
Apariencias.
Lila dice:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
A p|uma y a pe|o
Los casanientos por amor
y los casamientos por interes

<Considero dgnas de lastima cuantas
ujeres Sc dejan guar por el 1nteres al tomar
estado. Que horror! Me casare con ell hom-
bre uuien anne, rico pobre, pues cifrare
en- su carif1o Ia felicidad de mi vida. Mas
segura estare de constancia, cuanto u as ha-
va dsfrutado de Ia existencia, durante su ju-
ventud Unicamente lie exfgire que no beba
nj iuegue = que consagre por entero 81 no
gar.
<;Oh, amor! No hay saatmiento mas dull
ce 5De que srve vivir rodeada de comodida-
des de lnjo, ST nuestro corazon permanece
a eno todo carifio? La mujer CUE Sc casa
por interes Sc exponea arrastrar una cadena
1e dolores sufrmientos, en- cuanto desaparez-
Gael dineroy quede Ell marido... SosteDgo re-
laciones desde hace POGO soy muy bien CO.
rrespondida. Cuando las circumstances 10
permitan uniremos nuestros destinos, desde
luego me atrevo asegurar que sere mas feliz
que aqueas que solo atiendan al conf .r { la
riQue2as.7
Infnito celebraremos que asl sea- Por 10
demas la opinion de LalG viene ser espe-
Gle de indirectd para novo ou1en debe apre-
aurarse tomar nota, In de a iustar su con-
ducta la pauta que ella le traza.
Urt1 utuda Guiana nos escribe:
sConviene que Ell inter6s domino en- ese
contrato d union.
<Un matrim onio san tifcado por Ell amor,
sin vandas la despensa. un hermoso
plante de aFboles, siempre h1recidos, peEo sin
frutos que compensen la labor del agric utor
<U matrimonio pobre, pero muy enamora-
DO, cubre gu estrecheZ profusi0n de
c&rir1o. perjudctal la tranqaiidad de ambos
pof que ALA para la pascaa de af1o nuevo le re-
gala Ia esposa cada a1o un hermoso Mao: cada
nino consume la renta de cinco mil dollars en-
buenas fncas; al cabo dc cinco amos hasta
e mismo Job renegarfa de Ia carga. Entonces
la realdad les hace mprender cuau necios
han sido.
sDa cada cien suIcidios, noventa nueve
reconocen como causa principal las estrava-
g.ncias del amor, los "a uchos hjos los pocos
recursos.
eTodos lbs mardos, tarde temprano Co
ueten sus pecados. Son hijos de Adam. Guam
do son ricoss pagan 81 pecado con hermosas io-
:as = veces IN viaje de recreo Europa.
Siendo pobres, pagan COZ carino ~ csto es We
ces la peor peor moneda con que So pus-
de pagar, ya cue nos ocasfona casi siempre
nueve meses de disgusto mas af1o medic de
cuidados desvelos.1
Y aqu( termlnamos por hoy, para que
nuastrss ectoras puedan entregarse Ia me-
ditaci6n, maxine 81 sus novos pretendientes
forman las nutfidfsimas flas de Ia xBruie-
rfas cailej era. J despreocupada,
Yuba-BilI