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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

gfterris. Sn, felD Bern aflaaos meb
gionssbpro ON oeres lutberne
9efenoslie Opsr FOR romerits graiter
% gbriqbsoen.
DIR bringes 0frs for at faa airter
bnaeebs Do 9r9fter a%niatts,
en Wano f~ortaIte mig: min
6uifru aif oper alene at aarliebeb
til mig. men eFter al bun bar bsfpat
ben lutberIfe 9irfe. sr bun blepen fulo
al SDer.@ gn alors Dame opforore5
oes at inc nofsne 9srn I'll at aaa oper
men bun pRgreoe Iie. bun pilbe bebz
bline at Rare 9atolit I'll I'm Orb. GUN
bsisgts dog OneradH9seeremonien. %
oenns eiorbe e iddoant Snotrpt paa
benoe, at BUN after % after tom
&irten % til gernsnes tore 9l9be
O9iaa git ODer.
81 2getepar At Qrbeioeritanoen par
ooiaa gaaet oper % blep / ben 4nlebz
nina taloebe til aronefoeosn for at
opgipe @runoen III Operaan9en. Wanz
Den iDdrebe: a5erit git ri / BEN III
tberfts airte Al Rnsgerrigbeo. Then
for0i ri slGoeoe os Der, iaa ali ri
ober. Qu bunoer nj lite mere, men Ri
beoer.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

epaneeliife 4ftenisIitaber IT blepne Do
pul9re. 8 sn 9p meo omtrent go
900 tutol5te 5nbbnsgere affebigeoes ,.
~tatolIfs Ssfre ira Il At 6oIpitdIerns
d sritaiteoss meo epangs.iife Ssftre.
; iamme 8n bar ben e~Bunaeliite 9r1Ii
/ ilhn8e 4dr ooret 4atelsn + 81
relFsn.
Sioen 1899 Il DIR onfat 50 nns
eoangelife 9raitsr, % pua 50 Steoer
It Der puabegnnot saer f9rbigbnggsi
me Sirter. % paa SO andre Steoer.
65or 6en rpuugsliits 5ortnnoelie unber
Wlooreformdtion2n 1ar bGret fcritum-
met. fortnubes SUBS Oro NJ after
otter ZEN lutherits gefsnoelie. Wlan
bar 6%ereanet, a inotil Slutningsn Al
forriee 4ar er omtrent 1900 &aio=
liter gaaeoe oper til ben lutberite Cir
Il. 6ertil fommer enopioers no9lg
5uiinoe. ION e guaeoe opsr til De re-
formsrte ener gummeItutolfts, eler
Iom ct bIepne betenoelieslsis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02
Zen eOangeliife SrU1gelie i
Siterrig.
CT 5orebras pao ben lutbsrife R0Hierence
/ guao At 8iofonus Abner ira
2eips'g.

Oct par min Opeape / 4anosa II
fgre eoer til Fl 9ano. iom Ct 4abolano
til bort tDite 5Rbrelano, og ION fer En-
itor Del beboes al 3nitere. At bpilte
oog fun en- fife 9retoel tilbprer Den
epangeliifzlutberffe airte, - jeg ia
fgre e0er til 2iterrig.
Der 6olot 8efUraatoren Ell Gu; 2
lit isirrige SnotOg, men iioen go
4arstrigen bar ben romerIt =ieiuitiite
Mobreformation tilintetgiort De eoany
aelifte airter. Sm oaiaa ben 10
lerunce. ION bed Soiep6 % 5ronbs=
itieelie bleD giort til 9runorsgel, gap
De e~banaeltIte airter at be augsburgite
"a 6elDetiite gefenoelier Ret til at
efsiftere, Iaa ligneoe Dog Dor airte
giterrig inbtil for IRE Qar iioen ct
blaolgi 5rG.
Meniqbeoer par ipreote oper tore
Smraaber % tunoe Dsrfor lite fda
tilftrafteliat uobDtte af oeres Yr9iter
% Qarere. Wlange Born potste op
uben MISUNDERSTANDING LEGION
be 8otsne lepeoe uoen @uostjeneite.
airfen iggte, iaa gopt ION Def FOB iig
gre, at inOe zig til Bette / i'm Stiiz
lima, fun at pore taalt blanot BET 70
me~rftstatolIte 5olt.
Bel bar 9uftdDzQoolf 5oreningen
Oa ,0Fertiiten" (9ottestOiten) pbet
mangsn brOberlig Saaabsr0tning fe1
at bepare 5rosbrsorene peo airten %
fnrte bet, iom pilbe IoinOs bort.
Men al 6i9lp funbe bog life Gnore
ben lutberife airtes Rsostiltano o9
enonu minbre p9tte 6aab ON, at BET
blaolsIe Sra ffuloe opleDe en- m 8dar
meo npe Spirer Og friife Stuo.
De romerife iaa meo 5oraet neo
paa ben fife Slot 2utberanere, "a Der
berfteoe be epentDrligite 5oreitiainger.
8a lea en- Gang / 2iterrig oper for en-
oannet Dame fremiatte ben 9%adiano,
at oqfaa BE- eoangeliffe Our ariitne og
troeDe paa &riItus. mgDtes ieg at E.
mistroif emil. Wen ielO De romerfte
aatolitfer, iom / oeres SnDre bdpoe
friaiort fla for bet romerife Sdmbit=
tio6ebsnag, Diite ben epaHgeliite airfe
ben Itsrfts 2i~gsgploigbeo. Ulen 9Dil=
fen 1~oranoring er Der life inotrdaot
giferrig TOen 6giten 1898. Oct
blaolsie Sra FAR ifuot nps 9rene, lsf=
terigt aa6ner be imaa Blade iig for
Golens Straaler, be tioligere osoe %
tsrre Grene grennes after til en- lipsz
frdftig 89fst.
Ten fife, fortueoe. frpgtiomme air'
fe er blepen en- Wagt / gfterrig, for
bbtlten be eaers oper oeres Gjenooms=
ret Iaa ftolte gapiiter ifelDer. S BAR
lament oq presie. / bet ofentlige oe
pripate QiD oisfuteres bet eDdngeliltt
Gperasmadl. StribslDitne tatolftt
Br9iter bOloer bele Serier al Pr9ot'
fener til geffpttelie at Oeres airte mot
be %ebongeliife, og mooige 8ioner pdc
ben eDongeliife SiDe optdger &dmpsn
ia, qoar enbog angrebsDis til 80rts
mob bet f~atolife prafteita6s uforora'
qeligbeO og CLIMBER.
z Retslalene% forbanoIes 5r9tter Ol
alagemaal at tOnfesfonel art. Der
be fom for forbolot fig ligsgploige oOsi
for beoae airfer. Defender M, at be
ben lufberite airte bar lGrt at trO of
bebe. gi6ler og Salmebeger sr efter'
fpurgte fra aGe SiOer. S 6unoreOI
Sal floffes aatolifer fra ale 2ant
ter ON be lutberffe 9uostjeneiter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

) SOurnnliiiif Os / 9%iiteroturen.
paa nniueriiist os paa 7eaisr. / STUNT.
i%orrninssr % NuiitiOreninssr er Del
DE mse@ % vSppoitionen" Der lGnes
bar Tibet inhs meo Riset. @aeten Og
SGren nan ian 10 blot gaa uniusriite.
tets 9etiionsfninlog eler Nfaosmisis
SiipsnoieiOrbgline, 5iHanslOpens 5Or.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sler 3eairenes
&spertoire. Sunft'orsniusens 5nOtgb
sasr 8osmnrteoets NDoplaa isennsm-
Os insen oil nRste 5nttum. % bet sr
iom life ubefeuot = lille ygerlin9ltg
3ieenbe", men goliiifen, Der ian tie
os bar tiet 5%Orfaitere libel. fan baiunsre
Os bar ~baiuneret 5orintiere baaoe YIN.
opla9 % eurOpRif 8p III.
Gg usoiommenbe isier 10 - ION
beuer life ubetenot - meaet pei I'm
Nlast Os benptter ben life uoen 3eipoli
Os 4arfiitbsb. iortDnosr Oeinn bppp,ei
trlumierenoe. at singen TER mufte len
sere mob os". % uligeuel - bet el
bet ubpsselige 0ptleri - bUer Sang
nOssn iorls9er al MUTE mob be beriten.
be, ir9ffer man n%iorireoent irem meo
belle BET samle g9aariprolo9ium" lro
9aluDerolerne, llge ira be isae Ire Gin.
ler / sG~a9blaoet" mob :. y. Saeobien,
os almenbsoen opiorores III NOT Ell
Sang at liable 0armsns % Weoislels
lens Tnarer ouer IN bum aa1ifatur /
l y9nnd" Aarenn9 1875. en- ureti9r.
big 9roleslornHiRitelie 1878, en SIS.
tlnnon al Siuoenierioreninssu / 1850.
Ell 0iolbed il Geniur al 1883 meo mere.
o9 III al iistte ueo Abresler ben iOri.
latte, uioriRroeoe 5rlbeosfamp mob
Obiturantlsmens Guerma9t. G9iaa
Der / 8resieueroenen Ter man - i0m
pna 9plitilttsns grsna - friite Trop.
per. iom Ger lille iaas noset nj paa
Barrilaoerne / 70srne % S0erne, Do
Der bog par no9lr banieoe xrsler al
benie ior unse rnoitale, men iom M ira
nOeen lunbe %inreiri Stiain9er ea9li9 /
8resiens Spalier briiiig isrer gouus
Gag mob agisilio" for Ell life rimelis
ginlsbstnling. o9 boHo andre 9molu
meutsr bet Tan taite al fig - os onSli9
f%Ori9uoer osres 5ora9i for 8ene9aierne,
ion lpber ouer iii gWu9tbauerne".
0ele bette aOmeoieipil ian M ina en-
Gnoe. Magteus 5niisnier er tilialoue
BEN, Der bauoe 6ei III benz, ioroi BE-
bapbe Dinaien. Men oermeo er be
Osian Opbsrte meo al tunne ion baaoe /
9oie os / Sai lRnser, Os be. Der bar
9nit III ct opponere. Tan aoidIe Jig irii
% ugenert uosn at tomme / en- ItRn %
%iueipois Stiuins. 6~orboloene ligssr
M rene o9 Hare. og nan fan irGtfe
gsjret irit og ie irsmao."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

arunoia unberpisniug. tbi ben
itgrite De- af Iaret er De laa be
feftiaeoe, at be neiten life eneang
bar lib til At tenfe paa iligt. Saa
er altiaa bet ioroiite aalO ueb De
fleite 5orelore en- 6inorin9, at De
funoe Jorge Tor ell tilitr9ttelig fri
itelia unoeruisnina.
b. 9ertil tDnlmer M o9iaa, at
mango 5uralOre heller life bar ben
ngonenbise Gpatiabeo. vt nnoer=
pie 9grnene I SUBS Orb. BERTH
bgrer ba ct aOot Olaal 9p9tigbeo.
Oct qaar life uoen &aturgaue %
Ell bel 9el 9ioen. 9ao os III en-
gang ie os 0mtrine iblanot @uos
8grn. Seln DIN De bar liot I'D mn
% ba, buor er laa ben neooenoi9e
7patiabeb? 6uor imaat er bet bog
ofte meo @rfenbelien iblanot NE
acknowledgements. 90 bette
er ba oct f~prite, iom forores. 0uo
iom oil unoeruile andre. maa NIB
oenoieois ielp beiiooe ell grun0ig
6rfenoelie AZ oct. ban oil l9re an
Ore. Tette er altiaa ben an0en
0inorin9.
9 9ertil %fommeriaa enoelig, at
Sor9lorene i mango 5ilf9lbe er
i~fgoeslgie / bette 89rf. Selo ON
De bar ben %ngopenbige 5io % Ipg-
tigbe6. ioriummer be ofte oenne
8liat. ga 6iterlaOenbeben / ina
6enieenoe er meget itor. Utan
t9nfe blot. buor lioet Der M gures
al 6DrGlorene blot / 6etning al at
bielpe 9grnene biemme meo get
tierne. 0por alminoelige er bog
slagerne ooer bettel ga, bpor lgr
oelig CT bet life i9rligt meo 9ibel-
iprDa, Sibelbiltorleu % antefls=
men. Wlange 5orelbre ipgr9er
iaa at iige alori9 line 9grn, boao
De ital lere til l0ueroagsitolen
Sgnoagsltolen, eler a0nirma
tionsun0eruisuingen, meaet min
Ore oil De laa bJ9Ipe Dem eller til
ltpnbe benz at ggre oeres Eligt.
W3an m9rter nof paa 9urnene, um
,5Orelorene bj9lper Og boloer Dem
til al lore, o9 bet CT ubegribeligt,
at laa mango 5or9lore itaar laa
ligeQnloi9 nDerior %lna0anne pig
ti9e Ting. = 0aar bet allereoe
itaar ina oanrli9 M, bpao tube
bet lao blioe til, beriom 5orGlores
lie bapoe belle unoeruisningen / De-
res Oaano. Ter er ingen 3piul
pm, at 5orelorene lelo / mango
Iilieloe er 6Oueobrnoringen for
ggruenes unOeroisnin9 / @uos
Gro.
6oao ui her MI bar uotalt. bet er
autbers 3anter / bans Striit: gin
Die Ratsberren nler Stdote oeut-
iben 4nnbes, bnsi Tie driitlibe
S6ulen auiri6ten uno balten
ioaen." (3il 8aabsberrerne / ale
8per / 3pitlano, al be ituloe up
rette % opboloe triiteli9e Stoler)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02
: gsoId,, Ct. euuis uoa. sb. X

= @old, Ct. eouis lloa. 9b. X
2. 466.
9utiaa 5Dr9lorene tan lite eller oil
life taae zig Al 9prnenes rell9Iele
llnoeroisning. opao blioer Der
ioa tilbage2 Si ma ablolnt pan
eli ouben Nlaabe ierae Tor, at bette
tier, Der er %uvOuenoig I'll Slrtens
5riuiel.
p 9og funbe man 10 t9rte' 81
bar 10 Rraiten. 6nn bar 10 eiter
SUBS Orb oaiaa 4ligten at Urge
Tor rlnqbummeus triitelige unoers
uisnina. Saa er bet Oa tllltr9tt,'
liz, nnar 8prnene gaar til Set-
baasitole, ct @ar Niaaneoer ott
aaret til Sueroagsitole % ltoen I'll
ia,
bet uiloe pore tilitr0tteli9. oerlom
5orelorene giuroe oeres @li9t fors
uoen, % lelo unoerpiite Sprnene
9runoiat. Wfeu ba bette lom BE
ael lite tier. er 4rGitens timber
pisnin9 / Sunbagsitole o9 Sontr+
MISUNDERSTANDING fife tilitr9ts
telig.
y @oot, Tiger man iaa, laa ino'
retter ri ell OieuigbeOsitoIe. 5a,
gleoeligt CT oct, naar man Tiger
bette. Olen ioa 9nar man lGopan=
lig lite lanat nut. Oiau mener M:
gn Nienigbebsitole ital Der til, ben
er abioIlt npbpenoig, % Der ltal
8r9iten gioe Den ng0penoige I'M
o%erpiening / @uos Orb, og oct no
rice fnnne 9prnene lore / ben Or
ientlioe StatsitUle. Termeo me-
ner man III at baue alort mt |
oenue Sag. - Iog beaer life bette
CT tilitretteli9t. g}Uf oiloe Der
nDgenlun0e u9re igrget ior Huber
oisnino / @uos Orb. Uien naar
III 8prnene ital lore Oct gprlge |
S~tatsifoleu, buor llnoeroisninaen
/ De oerosliqe Strloier life ter /
Den bellige Striitens Aanb, bliper
ol life bette ior6Rruet igen, Der
par opflaaet Deo ben friliellge un'
oe%ruisning?
~ 5a, Der er in9en auoen Bel:
Sfal airten tribes, iaa maa oct
abiplut inorettes DtenigbeOsitoler,
bpor 9grueue boer Tag unoeruiles
/ SUBS Orb. % buor r%noerOisnin-
gen / De peroslige Stuoier tier /
Den beli9e Striiten8 Aano. gias
turligois oil 9r9iter gerne leoe Ell
ianoan Menigbeositole Der, bour
5orboloene CT iaateoes, at Wienig=
be0en life CT / Stano til at boloe
Ell Qgrer Aaret rinot. Wien oct
Ifuloe alorig o9re ell 8egel. Saa-
mart Ell Menigbeo tan, tube ben
holoe Ell Qerer til at unoeroiie Ypr=
meme. gi ier in9en anoen Bei iii
airfens 9rioiel.
7ermeo er mi Sparet oioet pna
bort Spgr98maal. Wlen ui pil0e
enonu agre Ell Auoenoelle al bette
Soar. 9ette oil ui le / DEN lioite
Gprtiottes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

sluur 9aierne henoenoer FIG III Soft. esr
auerterer iSlaoet. eHteu for al tsbe b0s Dem
eler for AZ iaa 6plpsuln9er o. oct auerte.
re0e. beoes be alfio omtale. a De iaa aDer
tisiemrntet I bette 5lao. let Uu pRrr IL
eeniiOig JRrtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02
ySanIfereix

bliUsr ienot til SubItribeuter. until netr1f
felis Cpiiselie mootases al ubsiaerHe og a
gGlo Ct betalt. / Goerensitemnsslie meo !,
6preueoe Ststers 9orloue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
L-EENSE IN FELKER MURDER
CASE CLAIM THY SHOULD
NOT BE ADMITTED.
THEY SHOW WOUNDS ON
BODY OF J. C CUNNINGHAM.
Che Jury in the case Was Completed
This Morning and the Trial is
Now Being Conducted.

The trial of L'ewellyn L. Feker for the
nun der of John c. Cunningham on De
csmber ii is now on full blast before the
70 owing jurymen:
Albert Ginsberg. Charles j. Cutler,
john BranGlagan, Peter Bureau, c. A
Greenfield. Joseph Mailette, George
Rodgers. Hiram Watson. w. S. Fifer. c.
V. Blomgreen, Jacob Kambrc and John
Co k.
In view of the fact that Felker is
1rother-in- law of the man killed ana
that the latter stabbed Fe,ker's sister
with a dagger only a few days before he
was killed; that at the very time of the
murder the woman was lying in bed as
a result of the wound indicted, the case
is exciting considerable interest.
The jury was completed amout 10
o'c,ock this morning, after which twelve
witnesses for the state and four for the
defense were sworn and sent out OF the
room. The county attorney then tod the
court and jury what he expected to
prove. Among other things he said the
state would show that after Felllker had
shot Cunningham and dragged his body
across the floor he remarked: Jack Of
ten laughed at the old gun. but it did is
work Just the same" He also said the
state would prove that on the mo- ming
of the day of the killing Felker had called
at the Cash Lodging house, kept by Cum
ningham,and asked Cunningham if he in
tended to visit his wife that day. and
that Cunningham answered yes, where
upon Felker called for revolver that
was kept in the house ana Cunningham
gave it to him. He would also snow
that after Felker had sent one bullet
through Cunningham's heart and anoth-
err through his left arm. which was the
only arm he had, he having lost the 9TH
CT, he stabbed him in the back with a
knife.
Charles Lane the architect. was the
first witness called for the prosecution,
but his testimony related solely to the
design of the interior of the house in
which Cunningha was killed. AT the
request of the county attorney he made
a map OF the premises a few days ago,
the drawing being outlined in the pres
ence of the county attorney, G. S. Nc
kinstry. Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Felker
and two men he did not know
George c. Thompson. photographer,
residing at IA Utah avenue submitted
some phi 1tographs of Cunninghams body
taken by him at Duggan's undertaking
rooms, but the defense objected to them
becoming part Of the evidence, Gaining
that the prosecution had no right to Of
fer tn m, and in order that the objec-
ton might be argued the jury was eX-
crsel until o'clock.
The photographs are four in number
end chow the position of the wounds
on Cunninghams body. This is the first
time a point of this nature has been
reisal in a murder case IN this county.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08

Bids for the transportation Of officers
and enlisted men of the navy depart
ment are being made up by passenger
officials of all the important railroads
The navy department has asked for bids
for transportation for the fiscal year
beginning July l next. The bids of each
road must give through rates on all
business in which it desires to partici-
pate, as we'll as the rate between points
on it's own line between which move
ments of officers and men are probable
For several years past the Santa Fe
road has enjoyed a monopoly of the
transportation OF naval officers and men
between Chicago and San Francisco,
east bound, its bid being the lowest.
This business during the last year was
worth about $4,000 to the Santa Fe.
and consequently all it's rivals are try
ing to get it away from them.
An effort was made to pool the naval
business as military traffic is controlled
through the Western Passenger associ-
alton, but the plan was failure. The
navy department makes a yearly con-
tract for transportation, While the war
department asks the railroads for bids
for every movement of troops. The rail-
road officials seem afraid to pool navy
business, for the reason that one road
will get the contract for it for a year,
and at the end of that time cannot be
compelled to divide the profits with the
other roads. such pooling being pro-
hibited by the antitrust as we'll as the
interstate commerce law.
I'VE are not so much afraid of vio-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
SHERITF'S SALE.

NJ. c. Ryan. plaintiff, VS.. Francis Prid-
ham, defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale, on the
30th day of March, A. d. 1901, at
o'clock p. M, at the front door Of the
Court House in the City of Butte, Coun-
ty of Silver Bow, State of Montana, the
following described real property, to-wit:
Lot numbered CD in block two (2). of
the Thornton addition to the city OF
Butte.
Lots numbered one ~ and two (2)
block number two (2) of the Stevens ad-
dition to the city of Butte: as the same
appears upon the plat and survey of said
additions now on file in the once of the
clerk and recorder of Silver Bow Coun-
ty, Montana. together with all buildings
and improvements thereon.
JAMES B. FUREY,
Sheriff Silver Bow County, Montana.
By p. L. MILLER, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated March Sth. A. D. 1901.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Marium c. McLoon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate Of
Marium c. McLoon deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publ
cation of this notice, to the said adj
ministrator at the Office of Lewis A.
Smith, room 4 Silver Bow block. Butte,
Montana, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of the
said estate, in the County of Silver Bow.
State of Montana.
ALEXANDER MACAULAY,
Administrator of the Estate Of Mariunl
c. McLoon, deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this Goth day of
February, 1901.
LEWIS A. SMITH.
Attorney for the Estate.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
TARY JURYM EN-.
Godfrey Lauzier Was Fined $40 By
Judge Clancy.

Godfrey I.auZier one of the special
g l"ymen summoned in the Felker muir
q" case, was late getting into court
II s morning. and Judge Clancy fined
.,.:n So with the remark that the next
ne it happened the fine would be 800.
Yesterday Mr.. Lauzier, Carl Elvers,
.'-ber, Ginsberg, A. w. Wilkins and L.
Ceisert failed to respond when their
names We're called and attachments for
them We're ordered issued. Elvers gave
q satisfactory explanation of how he
came to be absent and was not fined,
hut the others got s. each. Wilkinson
vas not found until late in the evening,
ed was compelled to spend a few
t.ours in the corridors of the Jail.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
BROWN DESERTED HER.
After Marrying Under an Assumed
Eame-Asks For a Decree.

Agnes Amelia Palliser has instituted
divorce proceedings against Charles
Palliser on the ground of deSertiOn, and
in the complaint she says he married
her under the name of Charles Brown.
In the title of the action she calls him
Charles Palliser, alias Charles Brown.
She alleges that their marriage &C.
CURED in this city on the S0th of Janu-
airy 1882 the defendant then being
known and called Charles Brown: that
on the 18th of August 1888, in New Or
leans. La. the defendant. without her
consent. deserted her and their 6-year
old child She asks the court to sever
the marriage ties existing between
Charles Palliser alias Charles Brown.
and herself and award her the custody
of the child.
The records of the district court do not
show that a license was issued to the
parties at any time during January of
1892. which fact would indicate that it
must have been procured within the
jurisdiction of some other court in the
state.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
A SPLENDID PRESENTATION OF
THACKERAY's CAPRICIoUs
CHARACTER.
SUPPORTED BY A
VERY STRONG COMPANY.
Tonight in Hardy's Great Story 'sTess
of the D'Urbervilles," Mrs. Fiske
Will Be at Her Best.

Some years ago, when Minnie Mad
dern first came to us with In Spite OF
All and "Featherbrain," the critics
found in her quality they hardly knew
how to characterize, and so they called
it ''mannerism.'
In little while they realized that
their characterization was an absurditv,
and beneath it all was the glow of lhat
divine tire-genius. With this discovery,
made 50 long before by the theater-
goers. Minnie Maddern, now Mrs. Fiske,
took her place as the greatest American
actress, and there are none to dispute
that title with her today.
Last night Mrs. Fiske presente !.
Becky Sharp" a drama tization Of
Thackeray's Vanity Fair"-albeit many
liberties have been taken with the novel
at the Grand, to the finest audience
assembled there this season. Mrs.
Fiskes work was worthy of her grea
reputation, and as the beautiful. capri
cious maynard and sinful Becky"
gave a delightful characterization. She
is supported by a company very strong
in numbers and ability. and the produce
ton realized the stereotyped words OF
the advance agent in that it was truly
given with wealth of magnificent cos
tunes and scenic effects Charles
Vane. Robert Ferguson. Frank Gilmore,
Charles Plunkett, Laura McGilvray,
Miss Barker. Miss Hoyt. and, in fact,
all the members Of the company, &C
quit themselves creditably.
Mrs. Fiske won repeated curtain calls,
attesting the enthusiasm of her audi
ence.
Tonight Thomas Hardy's great story,
Tess of the D'Urbervi.les. dramatic I'd
by Stoddard, will be given. In this Mrs.
Fiske will be seen at her best. and in "a
class of work very different from that
called for by Becky Sharp"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08
YANCEY is PROMOTED.
Is Now Assistant to County Attorney
Peter Breen.

filled the position OF deputy county at
torney since January :. resigned this
morning and was Immediately appointed
to the more responsible and remunera-
tive one of assistant county attorney by
the chief of the office. The appointment
was made under the new law recently
enacted by the legislature which gives
the county attorney of this county two
assistant deputies instead of one. The
position of deputy is vacant, but will
be filled in a day of two by someone to
be named by the central committee of
the peoples party. Several persons
have already applied for the job.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-08

her behalf. The official into whose ears
he poured his story smiled sweetly at
Edward and told him he could do moth
ing for him. Doherty left the office in a
very detected state of mind. as his GAL
lantry had evidently secured strange
hold on him. Whether he slept we'll last
night is not known, but he did not WOO
the tickle rest late this morning, for
at an early hour he again called on the
county attorney and renewed his prayer
for the release of the woman. 1t was
the third time he had called and 1t
proved to be the closing. Sitting down
at the desk he wrote the following and
on the strength of it the release of Mrs.
McAnanay was ordered:
Il herewith request the county attor-
ney and sheriff to dismiss and not prose-
cute Mrs. McAnanay, who is charged
With taking my razor.
ED. DOHERTY.'
1t is understood that the woman in
tends to take up her residence on a
ranch where the only shaving done, is
to the crop of hay once a year.
Buckley and Gore will have to face
a charge of burglary. as a complaint ac-
cusing them of this degree of crime has
been filed in Justice O'Connor's court at
WalkerVille