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Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09
GipiIityrelien.
@icp bpitioelig inofbrt paa Ebilippi'
nerne Sierbe Suit


paa Nbilippinerne bleo inopiet ibag
aommisiGr Sait elfortereoeS at @e'
reraIerne Wae artbiir og gbafee
fra Naluoiet til ben %miblertioige itore
Eribune lige ubenfor pIasa Ealacio
Stoaenbe paa ct fremfflibt Center al
Sribunen bleD Wr. Winiam $. Gait,
oen npe GipiIgilnernsr al Ybilippi.
nerne, ebf4itet af Ssieiteretsiuftitln.
rms MreIano. Saft blep oerpua
prrienteret at Gen. Wac artbur,
mebens aunoner | Sort Cartilage Ia.
lutferebe.
st 3ppeopunft | @irpernsr Sufts
SiltrGbeliestnle bar alinogisrelien,
at antnmisiionen ben lite Sept. 1901
piloe blipe forsgef peb llon9pnelfe al
ire inbfeote Weblenu1er, Or. Waroo
Daterna, 0ertito 2agerba o. Sole
2uSurmgo. Scr ben lite September
1901 bill 0epurtementerne beitpres
at islsenbe Gbefer: Srtbre, @orde.
tier; Sanoel 90 Boliti, Wrigbt; Sli.
tits % Sinurier, Soc; ofentlis I'm
b%erpisnine, Woies.
s De 81 organrferebe Brorinier,
iagoe GiDilgtpernsr Gait, ertiterer
Sninrreftionen enbnu / fem. Disn
bill foroarirse en- GortrtteIie af bet
miIitrre Stpre, Serten Rrooinier
til er r%apporteret uoen Sniurreftim,;
men De er enonu life organiieret.
Sire Brooiuier er life iaroise til
Gipuitpre.
Saleren foruoingoe, of en- Roncen.
~trertng af trooper i itsrre @arniio.
ner piIoe bIipe nssoenoia for Solicit
til at asiiitee poIitret til Sroens
geoarelie. Uanoelarmdes oil bIine
~anituffet, iom bill befoemmeIiggisre
SorbinoeIie mellem Brcpinier iaopel.
iom IRENE til &ipIp for Voft. % Me.
Observation-Disclosures.
5 SorbinoeIie meo unSerpis.
ntneSOpienet iagbe 8itp. Saft, at
De borne ffuIbe ubbunnes peo Saat.
tagelie at anerifnnife Wetbooer. San
iagoe, at Der par ct rt1neIigt Saab
onL at aonaresien bill isrge for en-
posienSe CART en- ion oilbe bipIpe
unoifIinger al Rbilippinerale iiteoet.
FOR DC 6orerebe staters CART.
SiGlge Gtoilginerneren er bet
errhuu en- ibetuIt Balance I 2urtp.
pens Sfatfamuter at SIS. 700 900 os
en- aarIig SnotRgt at $10,000,000
Sam iagoe, at rogen muIis bib.
ming mellen chile og militRre lin.
oerglbne ifliIbe ieaeS at be1nmes.
Ge lehenoe 6iIipinoers Batriotisme
bIen roit. I'll SIut,ing eientoe 81.
o~tIguoerner Gait Oct al 8rniihenten
ubtalte Saab, at SrenttiDens Sno.
bpggere oiIoe toffe Interifmlerne for
De pbilippnffe Seire, % at De oil
bltre uoplc'eiige t S~enetoe1tbeos
gaonb til &c SoreneSe Stater.
RrpiiNent WcSeinIeps 9pfsnif.
trittastelegrom blen lRit oa billet al
nen begeiitreoe Wansie. GeIearum.
met Isb ~iaoIeoeS:
"Gaft, maulo. @eo Ceres Oper.
to8eIic al &aoilguoernerens of Y6i.
lippiuerres Bligter bar ieg Nen ;sor.
npieIie al Ipfcuife Gem % Geres
MehbipIpere / bet soSe Irbeibe, ion,
rui er fliIofsrt. Seq ienber Dan
min hIIhe Sinih og mine beofte On.
Ter for itsrre SeIo / De itore gnioar.
'om I'M hoitar paa Gem, % Ioriif.
ringen, life Blot min eeeai. men GA,
iau mine 9airhsmpnos, ON goo 0iIIs
MOB 9aruppens geioIfnins % Soa.
bet ON, al bets GeltaaeI'e | Rcaie.
rinaen iom Del err nor Seniiat al no.
oifle blarot Dem. ntoa lcoe ill oeres
Sremeane. 9pfte % @~eIftans.
@illiam Weainlen."
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09
Bill ~furebaase nIopIia Snbpan.

bring. Eli SorebpggeIie at uloplis
Suopanoring oper Boto Rico, fHrlig
at aineiere, er bet mi bIepen beiIltt.
tet at mbitraffe SnfpeftionsIopene
oner bet n9bnte Eerritoriurn, % be
Der aniatte Snopanoringsfommis.
l9rer ifol iior,tites nleb ianrnte Mpn-
oigbeo Tom Observation-Disclosures.
rerne t 2unoets itsrre Saoneit9oer,
&opeoinipeftsren bill babe fit aontor
/ Gan Sian.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

Oct frenaanr heraf, of Trrbien
ai @uI0proouftionen / oct fiofte III
aar nnr itsrre emo Bprolen at baaoe
Selp. oa @uIoprooufttone tiIIam.
men for Eiaorci tSS1-90.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

Haitor ". q. Cnammen os Gina
SiImen blcp forIeoen eatepiebe /
Gnoofiton, Wstrn. g~rl,ogommen er
Ssn al Taitor Guannien / Gbriitin.
9afota @puntp, @inn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

Msntoireftpr @ecrae G. sroberts
ira Sort Goose, Sa.. antaaes at pile
blipe uonGpnt I'll Comptroller OF
mi CURRENCY iitcoet for Charles y.
Comes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

Ypftbrienct. SSdsenoe pOitmeltre
er iton9pnt Better Gugelso, Winot,
q. Gaf. Gbparo Carlton, Sanffa.
grotpn 60, Ninn.; Ole Sarber.
Gotber, Hnrlrigb 60, q. Gaf. (npt
Noitfontor). goittuntorerne /, Bic.
tor, NoIf Go og Swenoba, Stptft
Co., oil blibe neoIagte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09
RurSmanoen Sames 8. gererion

! Rinneapolis CT pan Gale iom mai.
zig apngresfanbtbat efter 2orgreS.
moro SeGtfer, Der o~ntaeelie life oti
i6ee 0ieumominatiorr rrite Aar. Ve.
terion far iom befietot opret Conn.
fpaOoofnt | Sennepin County % bar
Mleolcm al iiSn 2egislatur. Sberift
Regaaroen omtales FOR Chen JON ct
pnsiepoe Grnite for Rapor ! Minnea.
polls.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

0a,ues taser Nfffeo. Gbarles o.
Danes, Comptroller Of tbe CURRENCY,
bar ienot P~rGiioetteri fin afffeosnn.
isgning. Gan suffer at tiGoe at ben
life Cftoter Tor at funne ffiIle itg
ipm annbtbat for 1or. Staters &c.
fntor | fin Sienftat SIinois.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

gpcrfrigcn Dor Sfo5 |. at 9ltfb.
Drooltfticnen | .GranSoaaIs 8rubel
! 1899 forntinbffebes ian meget, al
be 6oreneoe Stoter fon til at mo.
taqe nnoen Vlabs blonbt 9erbens
gulbprooncererroe Gamble. 3 1900
fees be sSpreneoe Stater at babe eiort
BET enoral beore, ibet pi bar agter.
uoieiIet aitftrnIien % itaar Tom
Drummer / blattot ~@ulonnsterne. "
@fterftaaenoe label bier 8uIbpro.
ouftionen / De forifieriee Sanoe for
Be to iioite anr:
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09
WeneraI @oobs siIfanb.

De ienefte Gfterretninger fra Cuba er
Der MuIiebeo for, at General Wooo
Dil ie fla tteoiaget iii at neoIrgge Ut
Gunbeoe al SeIbreosberfpn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

Hongresm9noene Speritreet "a
9oipbero err eifer en- Iansere a,rno.
tur | europe ~antourls til pariS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

Hu lunD....... 5000 500 Q 1908. Ole
Wltrieo ........ 840a,06 9,277,351
Transpoai -. 7,20S,s89 72,96L,501
ON life 9oerfrieen bapoe pHret,
ciIoe utriliomt Srdnspdol buoe itaoet
~iorreit i Iatfen blar,bt be guIbproou.
cerenoe 2anoe, en- Nnne, 'ont bet ino.
tog / 1898, bo bets Drobuftion ooer-
iteg 7S,o00,O00. Set aniImes, at
Cub for fife minore enb $4,000.
900 piIoe pnret uoounoet af 8oer.
RepirbIifens @rlIber itbite aar, bpis
Der bapoe prret Sreb / 2anoet, lite
BET for en- llbetpoeIisbeo al $1,000.
900.
Ter err / be iibIte 8 Iar / ale Gam.
De uoplutSct Sub efter fslgelpoe Sot-
boIb:
isSo S2sLoZ7.o33
. III 0Uo,SfI
lBou. 2oo,yS4 6o4
Ut Hroouftionen | 1900 err iaa me.
get miIpore enb / 1898 % 1899 IfpI-
Oes noturligois 9oertrigen, Smtb.
lertto er 9roouftionen for iioite aar
aligeoel itsrre euo for noget toll.
gere aar isr 1898 oe ontrent DOB.
belt iaa flor iom for Iaret 1891.
Sslgenoe Sabel bar | oenne syor-
6fn6elie lin Sitteresie, ibet Dem piier
@lrlo- 90 Sslpprobiifrtonen for bpert
Eiaar FRA 1841 til 1900.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

,F9r Gbicoeo TeeerS. 6trolbs Chr
rent Ec2 &In5 Gar Broies'or Ras.
o o 4aoyriou r1li8 Freoet 10
a5crli ~n.ewSione % ira ct ajftortf
oau0gnl!t meact oarnimI0e gv.
iIles aa Su aorftc ar6panorfnq nj
e 5oraa S;ater. &ro'esbrer
lenrHugacr j aortteS Dem morFe
noou0rn5 &ii,orie ira Sen ferip
&eggnoaie % gocr "Recoro-0er.
aJo"s itore 9petre6s ct iaoeuSe "a
~groo9rO:gt SJaebe Al ben ferFre 2yno.
oerorin9speriooe 0opicr oeo lIouan.
-mgeHs nrrmefte 4ar'ager % poo.
er. acknowledgements 8etgonu,a iom
Aea i 81 uueriEau.e 5amfun3s
lloolhina @roIesior &rteerion int.
isr iue ariiflec Heo feIgenoe ltom.
Ie.le. SON; l~lnertaRerue bar ao0t al
~ blsgc llnoet ON:
3 6uroe life Irsge lloIan0inger.
ne Il! Sait. at be bol6er falt ue0 III
Sprog oa iine Eraoitroner 8eO Al
gisre bet Ipeoer be BRO ooer 4tlon.
ierbaoet % brIuger Der til 2anoe,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
WIFE f0NO 0F
DISSIPATION
ANTON cRoMlk HAS A HARD
TIME LOCATING HIS REcRe-
ANT s. oUsE.
A Stone Cutter Ends Long Search
for the Partner of His Joys by
Finding Material Out Of Which
to Construct 4 Divorce Suit
Gown Gave Her
Away.


That the love Of liquor leads many a
woman as well as many man aside
from the narrow path of right living into
the broad and tip tilted avenue of trans
gresslon is illustrated by the case OF
Mrs. Anton Cronik, who was arrested
this morning in company with Andrews
McGlnniss and a man who is called RED
jack but is referred to in the com
plant as John Doe, on charge of main
tanning unlawful relations with the
latter, the charge having been preferred
by her husband, Anton Cronik, who is
stone-cutter, at present operating the
stone quarry near Columbia Gardens.
According to the story related BY
Cronik this morning. Mrs. Cronik came
to town from the stone quarry, where
the couple live, on Saturday evening,
with the understanding that she was to
buy some dry goods here and return
home in two hours. She came to town
in wagon with John Brady and his
wife, who also live near the GAR
dens. and she was to have returned with
them. She left Brady and his wife after
reaching town, agreeing to join them in
an hour at their wagon, which was sta
toned at place in one of the city
streets. They waited for her till II
o'clock Saturday night, and then re-
turned home without her. And from
Saturday evening till this morning. when
Cronik and Officer Hughes found her in
company with the co-defendants, in the
basement of a house on the corner of
Hopkins and Porphyry streets, Cronilz
did not have the pleasure of seeing her
again.
When Cronik and the officer found the
woman and her companions this morn
ing Cronik instructed the officer 70 a~
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06

I rest them all, and al the jail he placed
the charge of maintaining unlawful re-
lations against them.
The discovery of the woman by he:
husband was brought about by a Pc
culiar and unusual chance happening.
When the Bradys returned to the stone
quarry they did not even have a dime
novel clue to what had become Of Mrs.
Cronik, and Cronik was equally in the
dark So Cronik waited till yesterday
morning for her to appear and explain.
Yesterday his patience gave out, and he
came to town to make a search. At one
time the couple lived on West Silve,
street, near Montana, and he called on
a former neighbor there and inquired if
his wife had been in that quarter. This
inquiry and further investigation also
resulted in nothing. and he returned to
his work at the quarry thoroughly mys-
titled. This morning he walked to town
to make another effort to locate his
wife.
He reached Platinum street and turn
ed into Hopkins, which constituted a
short cut on his route. Passing the
house where the defendants were. he
saw a woman's dess pinned across a
window, doing service as a window
shade. He had no thought of finding his
wife in that neghborhood, but the sim
gular window-blind attracted his at
tention and aroused his curiosity
He walked up to the window and took
a good, hard look at it. Then he rec
ognized it as the property of his wife,
the very gown in which she was clad
when she left home, and he nearly had
palpitation of the heart. If the dress
had become a window-bli what had
become of the WOman?-that was the
question that rioted through his brain.
The place looked untenanted. the en-
trance was unswept and rubbish lit
tered the yard. What mystery was
here. Cronik was puzzled, but his nerves
were not unstrung. He went after
policeman.
When he and Officer Hughes opened
\ the door of the place they found Mrs.
Cronik and McGinniss and Red Jack all
together in the first room. where there
was a couch. The situation furnished
evidence in the estimation of Cronik and
the officer had some difficulty in finding
her clothing, which was strewn about
the premises, and he obligingly aided
her by removing the dress from the
window. It was manifest that there
had been drinking in the house, and
S1oAAA . lucOIv IS IlldL his vile Vas leo
to go to the house. which is occupied
by the men, by desire to drink. At
the Jail McGinniss said that the wom-
an had called at the place. and that
they had sent out for beer. He and his
companion spoke Familiarity of Cronik
as the "Dago." and the woman denied
to the jailor that she was the wife of
the latter.
Cronik, who seems to be hard work
ing man, was in Judge Boyle's court
room this morning. expecting the case
to came up then, but the matter went
over. He stated that he and the wom-
an had been married at Helena thirteen
months ago, and that he will now ap-
ply to the courts for divorce He
said that Mrs. Cronik had cost him two
hundred dollars within less than two
months, besides considerable wear and
tear on his nerves lately. and that the
occurrence was the finishing touch.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
THE P0UNDMAsTER'S REPORT
Dogs, Cows and Horses Handled by
the Butte City Pound in
july.

Number of dogs inpounded from July
l to August l 100
Number of dogs in pound as a bal
ance from June ..................:7
Dogs redeemed 4
CO6S Solu ..............,.. B
o6S cSSopcu ................ il
Dogs released on previous license -, IL
Dogs released as owned by non-resi-
Dogs still in pound August ...... 81
Cash received for dogs, $50.
The COW and horse report for July IS
as follows: 9.
Cows impounded .......... .........,. 8
Horses impounded ....... ........,. 1
Cows redeemed 800. . 2
Horses redeemed ..... 1
Cash received for cows and horses,
$3.50. Total cash received, $245O.
JAMES MALONEY,
Poundmaster.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
MRS. MURRAY TELLS HER SIDE,
Of THE DIVORCE CASE WITH
HIGH SPIRIT.
She Wants a Divorce and Alimonv-
Murray Makes Serious Charges and
His Wife Replies With a Denial
and Says He Deserted Her
She Says He Has Failed to
= Provide for Her in Sick
ness or in Health,

Ellen Murray has come back at Will
lam p. Murray with a.. answer to his
complain for divorce filed a few weeks
ago. In her reply document she asks the
court to dismiss the plaintiffs suit, dis
solve the marriage ties existing between
them, compel the plaintiff to defray the
expense of her battle and pay her tenn
porary and permanent alimony.
In his complaint Murray alleged that
last Christmas his wife fractured the
seventh commandment with James
Harrington at 1913 Nina street, Center
Vile, and that during the same month
she and John Crowley were intimate,
Their marriage occurred, he said, April
q, 1901.
In her answer Mrs. Murray denies
both allegations and adds that within q
week after their marriage Murray de,
serted her without cause, and that since
the day of their marriage he has not
contributed one cent towards her sup
port. She also states that one child was
born to them but it died; that she was
compelled to pay a $50 medicine bill for
the baby and incurred q funeral bill Of
$72. To this she adds that she is poor and
entirely dependent upon her own exer-
tons and the kindness and charity Of
friends for her support and mainten-
ance: that the plaintiff is able bodied, 25
year old, q miner by occupation. is con-
stantly employed and earns from $3.50 to
81 per day.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
SHE ROBBED HER OWN TRUNK
That Is the Charge Placed Against
Pauline Moore-County Attorney
Will Investigate.

Pauline Moore. a young woman, was
arrested last night on charge of grand
larceny preferred by a woman named
Lou Harpel. The defendant is accused,
according to her own story, of stealing
her own clothes. She lived at the house
Of TIE complainant and owed her some
money. Yesterday she packed up, and
last night she undertook to depart for
California, via the Oregon Short Line
and Ogden: The warrant for her ar
rest was served at the Oregon Short Line
depot, but it did not catch her trunA,
Which contained the clothes she is accus-
ed of stealing, and which she claims as
her own. The complainants side of the
story was not secured, but it is possible
that she disputes the ownership of the
wearing apparel. The defendant as
serts that the arrest was just an effort
to grab the clothes and hold them for
the money owed.
The case fas scheduled to come before
Judge Boyle this morning, but the only
action taken then was an order allowing
the defendant to go on he'd own recogni-
zance till County Attorney Breen could
look into the felony charge, conference
being held by the County Attorney,
Judge Boyle and the defendants lawyer.
after court adjourned to reach work.
ing agreement in the matter.
Nancy Holman, who lives and thrives
in Pleasant Alley, was arrested last
night for being an inmate of house un-
der the legal ban. Nancy is accused by
one, John Lewis, of getting $40 of his
cash by means of a touch. She furnished
a cash bond of $40 and her case will be
tried on Friday
Lamy McArdle was fined s. for getting
drunk, and M. Laffey, On the same
charge, was discharged.
Judge Boyle set the case of Judge
Speer, arrested yesterday on a charge of
violating a health ordinance in burning
offal at 500S South Main street, for Aug
ust Is.
The case of c. L. Smith was set for the
same date. Smith was arrested yester-
day on a similar charge for not cleaning
out a vault when notified to do so.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
Collecting a Doctor Bill.

Alice Rood, as executrix OF the estate
of jeremiah Rood, has been ordered to
file in court an account and report Of the
condition Of the estate on or before the
18th or show cause at 10 o'clock the
10Th why it has not been done. The or
der and citation was made by Judge
McClernan at the instigation of DR.. T.
J. Murray, who is alleged to have bill
of $1,224 against the estate. The last
report Of the condition of the property
was filed December -, 1896. Mr. died in
1895,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
Street Commissioners Report.

Street Commissioner McLaughlin's re,
port for July is as follows:
II beg leave to submit the following
as my report of money expended and
work done in my department for the
month ending July 81: Total amount
expended on streets and alleys, $4.312. 40
OF this amount 1869 was expended for
the sweeping of Park street, and the
balance in general work for cleaning and
repairing streets and alleys, repairing Is
old crosswalks and putting in two new
walks. Respectfully submitted.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN,
'Street Commissioner"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06

Down at st. James hospital Louis Phelan is
lowering between life and death. He is we'll
known member of the sporting fraternity of the
city of Butte and has been in the hospital several
days. Hereditary consumption and heart disease
is threatening the life of Mr. Phelan and the doc
tors he cannot live.
Many were the cheerful words said of est.
Louis Phelan today when it known that he
was i'll to the point of death. He has been in
Butte two years and is known a brisk quick
energetic man whose nervous vitality was too
great for his frail constitution and who was tire
less worker. He was engaged in FIVE different
enterprises up 10 tie time of his illness. He had
a cigar store on Broadway, booth at the Midway
and several other business ventures that claimed
his attention He suffered from fall while at work
at the Midway while at work at the Midway while
the fair was running and this and his consti-
tutional anent laid him low.
There was rumor around town today that
Phelan had died but at o'clock this afternoon he
was alive. though fast sinking. His wife has
been notified and is journeyings here from ST.
Louis 1t is the wish Of the sick mans many
friends that he will rally from the illness that
has attacked him.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
ught him with a dextrous swoop.

caught him with a dextrous swoop.
heres something newt"
the swans were driven away and the
frogs rescued from their voracious ap-
petltes just in time to prevent a long
list of casualties. -
The frogs are variety that runs to
legs. and will be grown extensively for
the production of frog legs for table us ;.
They are calculated, when full grown,
TO De about two-thirds legs and the othen
third voice. The leader of the frog band
mas been named Treloar, after Sam IRE.
loar the popular leader of the Boston &
Montana band. r1
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS.

The members of Montana Commandry
No 3, knight Templar and all sojourning
Sir Knights are requested to appear in
full uniform at their armory, Thursday,
August Sth, at o'clock m, sharp to
escort Butte Lodge No. % A. F. & A, NJ,
at the funeral of our late brother Sam
uel ] Reynolds.
By Order Of the Eminent Commander.
EMIL H. RENISCH.
EDWIN SKINNER, Recorder.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
ss9. oo-YELLOwsTONE PARK AND
RETURN-$39,O co.

For those who were unable to take adj
vantage Of the excursion to the park last
month. the Northern Pacific have ar
ranged for another excursion to leave
Butte, Aug. oath. The low rate of $4,000
for the round trip has been made which
includes everything from the time you
leave Butte until your return. Call and
leave your name at the N. P. City Office,
corner of Park and Main streets, If you
intend taking the trip in, SO accommoda-
tons will be reserved for you.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
BIG BULL FROGS FOR BUTTE
A Full Chorus of Crackers Consigned
to Columbia Gardens-Wiu
Raise Frogs Legs.

Manager ]. r. Wharton has secured
5000 bullfrogs, of the genuine. old fash
Toned, pug-nosed loud-voiced variety, as
an attraction for the pond at Columbia
Gardens. The water canaries arrived
yesterday, and were installed in their
new home just in time for the evening
meal of the five large swans which live
on the placid waters.
"Aha.'' said the biggest swan, as he
tossed croaking frog into the air and
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-06
ANDREW CARNEGIE

Easton. Pa. Aug 6-Andrew Carnegie, who
has recently achieved prominence in the west by
Offering money for libraries in various cities,
pecialy in Montana. which state to have
struck his fancy has been placed under the ban
by the Central Labor union of this city.
At meeting of the union last night the fact
that Mr. Carnegie recently offered this city $4,000
for the purpose of establishing public library
here, under the auspices of the school board of
Easton, was brought up for discussion. Various
views expressed. and finally a resolution
offered denouncing the philanthrOpist "as foe to
labor and protesting against the accepting by the
city and the board of education of his offer
Many speeches were made on the resolution.
which finally passed by almost unanimous
vote. The secretary of the union instructed
to forthwith mail copy of the resolution to the
city officials and to the member of the school
board.
The protest of the laborng men is much the
same the expressions recently made by other
bodies of laboring men in various parts of the
country with relation to Mr. Carnegie's gifts.
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Funeral Notices.

Butte Council of Kadosh No. 2, An
Gent and Accepted Scottish Rite Ma
sons: ALI members are commanded to
meet at our Temple on Wednesday even
ing, August Z, at O'clock to attend the
funeral services of our late brother Sir
Knight Samuel ]. Reynolds. BY order Of
S. GENZBERGER,
Secretary.
JOS. NJ. SETTLE, Preceptor.
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ENGINEERS, NOTICE.

All members of Butte Stationary En-
gineers' union No. 83 are requested to at
tend the next meeting, on Wednesday
evening, August Z. Business of innpor-
lance. E. H. NEELEY,
President.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK, AUG. "a.
Call on or wrtee w. H. Merriman,
general agent n. p. Railway, corner
Park and Main streets for particulars
relative to the $4,000 round trip excur-
sion to Yellowston Park and return on
August 24th.