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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-09
TEXAS DEATH POLL.


ARLINGTON. Mineral Wells TEXAS M.
Yember b-Mrs. Miutie Addingtou. aged IN
years dled at her home one mile southeast
tion N'H'"''P-
% EAIH IN Huntsville. Texas. November
o.-dr. H. 9. Rather died here Yesterday
MWhlng after q long Illness. He vas
uHled at p. N. yesterday from ma
D"ule OF MS brother Mrs r. 5. Rather
SHAkP; --Greenviue Texas. NovemLa.
a. BOD sharp, young man about ~ yesrs
nl aye, son of Robert Sharr. deceased disJ
neAr Wolfe City last SairrIay ana W4e
a'ed al Mount Carmel on SUNDAY uo
l'lt young wife and two small children
BIRD snyder Texas. November on
t yne am Instant in Kent county. twenty
ts-,.ts horlh OF snyder, Judge r. f Rirj
s.' .tef county judge Of Sctrry comfy 1ieS
az !ne see OF 90, He left q largo nnrhe,
% cliluItn ana Erandchildren ana was nTa
al sut pioneers Of this county. his V,ifs
"'tu ABOUT two years ago '"'
COMFTON.--Troy. Texas Nova,,,,o- @
yesterday about l. O'clock Mr. n Gn1I,,tH
a prominent farmer and an iii ,i,igo.u'
WGa az his home about one ana ''''Eenn,
t w. northwest of Troy. of liver tTouLttt'
ne was % years old ana leaves -. -
5 Snu HNe children 10 mourn ms Ioss prhe
'x ,,.', ,ook place today at o'clock
v. ACk Hampstead. Teros -.
~ W.. - Nomack, q prominent citi,H,
Srrr-a county, died at his home no,r
'TtI sue yesterday of black ta1r,1i III
ne deceased represented the Fortv.grss
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

I LoNp0N.-President Roosevelt M
chased the original drawing Il 81
/ partridge. 5 recent Punch earteep /,
Senting him as a Rough Rider.
! w ASHINGTON-Pre Roo<,ss
/ es his guests at dinner senator Hin,l
/ JohA q. Milburn Of Buffalo.
PHOENTN, Ariz.--Tne santa u
/ colt and Phoenix railroad has beer 3
/ over 10 the AtchiSon. Topeka and sam
/ company, The road is over 900 mils /
I reaching from AShfork 10 Phoenix
LoNpON.-The weekly papers VIVA
q good deal 10 say about tAe deia
I !ammany hall The Spectator thithi
| NJ. Roo eyelt's succession to the \
denor ana gives ell reformers hYlI
confidence
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-One man va \
ana three injured by a boiler explvssl
The Central stock yards. The Il
George Fusting. engineer In chstgs
lured Louis just, Jake N0nng, JON n
DENVER, Colo.--Advices reeelIa
Grand Master Prank l. Hawley 4
SNlillmeu' Union Of America istl
thar the strike order has been obeyeI
every swltchman emploved on th
Hfande system. numbering 235 men
OMAHA, Neb.-The jury 10 the eel
James Callahan, after being out tflEl
hours. brought In q verdict nndits
defendant not guilty and the pfiseta
discharged
CHICAGO. Evidences Of fragrant q.
urn OF the interstate commerce AZ
antitrust laws by railroads east and /
~ chicago was adduced al the sessdI
Ee interstate commerce commisaoh
CRIPPLE CREEK The jury IN u !
OF Grant Crunley, who was tried ~
ing sam strong. a millionaire nlne n
mere recently, has returned q yGat1
acQuittal
NEW DECATUR. Ala.-Mss Hets
ION 2 prominent young lady, sulacA
shooting herself In the mouth wln \
Vdiver. Mental depression was ha 4
ST. LOUIS.-John Rose the man ~
ed of the robbery Of sn Tzprr-, w i
Treat Northern railroad near WI
Mont, duly last and who was afisA
this city by detectives on Tueslv
been identified as Henry LoDsbsugA
ebrated Western desperate.
NEW YORK; British trade fetuIs
october show a further decline
volume OF the nations commerce. w
Iflbuue's London correspondent IA
drop II 10000 IN exports as fe.
with october, 1900. while ten NERD
the year give a diminutlon OF 1farq d
OpoOOO
NEW YORK Another attempt il
made to form an association among "a
dependent cracker bakers Of tae We
says the Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK.-Dr G. NJ Spaltst Y Z
city was accidentally killed 10 L9ns
sound on New Rochelle. \. II
Edward +. Tull, also Of this cu' Il
duck hunting
WASHINGTON.-Presldent Rooess,ss y
decided not 10 make any more appeA~ 4
Of Importance until congress mee@
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COMMERCIAL.

Money on rail- In New York was firm Of
3a4as per cent
ihere were conspicuous points Of strength
IN The stock market, but the general list
moved irreeularly.
There was n lower tendency in grains
caused by liquidation FOR profits
hofden's withdrawal from the dry goods
market caused Inactivity aud weakness.
The London stock market WINS arisker
and more cheerful
coaee futures closed steady, unchanged
~ 30 points net higher.
Hesiers weekly COTTON statement showed
nm 0erease Ia the movement into sight
compared wiih the same period last year
Of $1,000 bales
Cotton coatraets closed slightly up on
account Of letle- LLeernnol.
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project for tho regulation Of in;erps.
tional quarantine restrictions was present
60 TO the Pan-Amerieau congress at Mexico
Clty.
hepof's received By The United States
goNernment from both sides of the lsthmus
q Panama indicated that the disturbed
conditions bad quleted down.
The English duke of Cornwall and Yo-s
was created Prince ~ wales.
colombian nbernls captured the town OF
Tnmuco
Turkey yielded to the entire demands
formulated by France.
nan shi kia was appointed vicaroy and
wang Wen shao deputy rIceroy Of Chi Il
province 10 succeed il Hung Chang
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representative district IN az a.,
several years ago. He was rs...
the Masonic fraternity. under ths ..,l
Of which order the funeral Sar1 NY \. 7
conducted '0''''s
MOLLER Alvin. Texas. Norsns..
Mr. Godfry Moller. aged az yea,s \.
bis home on Austin bavon tAls =
sunday morning, after a continass 4
OF . yeral months Ma NolIpT n.
q resident Of this vounfy for fo,tv Y
aud was one of the most p6pals, 81
the county, lie leaves nupt@f 4
uves and host of friends 10 MA
loss. his remains We're inferred Al M
cemetery at Liverpool Monday sit.e.l
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LAKE SIDE ENrRr1.s

=, sly fnrlongs sellinE-Skip Nc JOG Lord
~ ward lod Money Rack los. Mango M
dorothy Lee l03 Harry Turner 103 Star
cotton JOB. Neuberccr 103. Watts 1tr5 a.
nth ~. The Butcher 1Ol. Laearto IS.
Haunan %, Homage rs, Evelyn Byrd ~
Gallopin g3 ''iH 90
?, sly tmlongs. selling Rival Dare III. The
6oer iu4 Miss Con1lad l,8. The Star ~
Brtuiehem lU. Sigma Nu 1O2 Ranch
Nangh Hene lo3, Burney r. l69 Rosa man
~, sam Lazarus. ESQ. 100 Roorners.L
" aaron US, Shut Up a2 NIX az
ihree iurlongs-Nellie Waddeu ln7 Ia
HImAe lot J. Samuelsnn 1G3. Rag TAG l05
How Endohler 10o Amieari 100 iiarodss
100. ChHminade 100 '41s
cs,n -A "a, to9eriopgs, handicap Federal IL. vul-
Tsln lus' Gonfalou lU7. Money MusS lOs
DIenman Thompson 100. Andes los lIarrr
~. Boney Boy IS ~"e'n
Mile and an eighth. handicap-Orontos
lue, benckart S. Rolling Hoer LOG Searcb
eF ~ Ielamon %, Ben Chance gS. Op1dur
man 96, Odnar aJ
One. mile-Psv the Fiddler 104 Ienncp
100 lebanon IS. Maynard Rov a5. BenrtP
ssTIt Pirates Queen 90 Miracle II "a
Mlle scliinc-Lln1sn Ella 1O7. Pr,.ours,r
~ conn Baker log. Isaboy log SarlUs
iVs' MYTH l04 T. Garner l03. GlisSgndo
~ llom dee l03. Elghor 100. GUY II gg
MISS Liza 9S, Miss Doolev rs. Helen PAY
i2n ~. Red Apple nc. Mary Moore M
thrIe Tom -, Joe Collins So
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Summaries AZ oakland.

san Francisco, Cal. November s.-s,r
4inlirl,ongs-Clarendo, TiEona, Nllrar. Time
tIiWity course. selling Royalty. St Ga
yer lnnoceucla. Time i:i1L
Mle' selling Gnianthus. Tony I.epplne
Game Warden. Time 4sA f"s'
SIX furlongs selling Cousin Carrie ~
bTatar Bcua Dc Cuba Time i.14H
SeYeu furlongs selilng-Oscar ToIie g
Lion, Decpy. Time :2T. IVA
Nile and 100 Yards seIiipr-Sir Us-,.
ton Gold one Pat Morrissey. Time i.4s
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HOUSTON.

The Mneons ~ Eonstou rendered ban
qnei last night % General H. b. stoddara
% HfFan. most eminent grand master
hncnt TcmpIars % America
AIR. john u Kirby VIII be rendered q
banquet az the Bice hotel next Tuesday
evening
Houston has now seven dre steamers
ana Toe best equipped IRE department In
t4r State
THE real estate transfers during the
month 'f October aggregated $3.50 7s5
Tho Sling of @l' involving me tile Of
most ~ the property on spindle Top
Heights.
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IS prone to this as the average con boy
but suddenly h9c changes The Individual
Is told that he must not drink anv SpirItu-
Gus liquors. that hc must avoid tobacco
ana al kinds OF dissipation An hour IS
set for him 20 retire. allowing him nine
hqnrs sleep, Then his food Is selected
with mn eye 10 It's wholesbmcness With
these reforms in mind he starts % work
AT hrst II Is so gradglla few romBs
around the held and kck or two I'D die
phii JUST 90 Timber mp the habhv uuicvcl-
oped muscles The next day on two there
Is q slight, almost impcrpcptlhlc LarEease
In the WORK until the muscles are in such
condition that the coach thinks IL time
70 iearn how TO fan on the ball Right
here Is taught a point that above an 9TH
ers eliminates danger from the game Tho
10 leap IN mid air anu fan ON the ground
wlthont sustaining any Injury This Is
done by the relaxation 81 thp muscles
Later ln the season when the play becomes
last ana herce, these mcu I'm come to-
gethcr With D crash and in the crumhling
together ~ their canvas juckets the epcc.
tators VIII wonder why IL is they bound
OF hurt.
The men are analy sound ana hard I'm
muscles, ana new The coach lines them up
go by.
what Is the result 81 this? Al the ena
or tho season in college like prlnoet0n
" the University OF Texas. you have an
eleven thoroughly trained. accustomed no
discipline, With heart. lungs and stomach
ia perfect condition and able 10 hatgle fer /
And during all this fau period Il Is he /
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A PLEA FOR FOOTBALL.
COACH THOMPSON OF THE tJNWER-
SITT or TEXAS TALKS OF GAME.
Saws That Il Is Not So Bad as Il Is
Made Out and Has Many Excel
lent Features.


AAf''n. Texas. Nors0fhe~ Z I'm ra.e,t
ronvprstt..7 c,..t ,r,.. 'T''''
. 't@'H- I'd" Inf Toe
YEARS mas been n charge OF the
Irtur..+ft..,
. yes Ordinarily
que Ehe Af Thompson is
-iFH|aie ni Fr'H..taH university 8a1 81
ae.tIrr8a- .s st...,... ''-
.... f''' ''lai 4iAHI!ns. HIS
on lA. students Of tle University
VI i'Aas has always been ON the side NJ
aeaorum and m.r.Ufv bio ...5.
.t.r ,, 'i' s"ih'
'"' -'7 'ttNAe so pre-e iuiueHtiy
lAe game ol the south ne Wen MS the North
it, from tB4 st.r.l,,'-,' -, IN -ta asd-ust
roughu,-s. t. Iuy,.r.l-5eg Ii - ~ tf aHu
Of fathers ana melAefS ~ t6o preSe,i 'i' ~
future plurers ue sst m 80 ~
teemigr s,rh sim AAie sHihs
Am.rI.ar, I,r 81, - e Hie oI ne
rTu colleges r.f1r-.fz. 80 e. - uat NJ 'li'
and in-f1ad ~, t-- '1 ne.e To- SJaF,
rarrpcTIuc anna -, 80 '1.'tty- ~ a,'
sport. ''''' ''"Nl'
First 81 su t,, ~ b.. .,-t.,
rough 5ne st,5 g taLa. Us uIaeHiahiT
hud tbat IL 800 "tS wy WA soon
nerve ana eiFt No stirs.tgu3 tas ME-
knocks rpceit.d ID, '-,,,' N' l'e -"4u
But 10 ,.ha'sa .t
pIayed au ylter.-ftc ... we"
teut Off ais aul nar.Is sr.rI,,,, t.I ..g
trained t.'r,s '.L',"' aug .l'
pre.rni ..- ..."-f. the
largo discs h. s'if'if %.
Iu f.a Satin g.. o.. Nitt'L sites
and utr az lsAa lE.d'fouss
rCU.Gt als.,., ,a.t''- Nl.tr itira.
fafr sra e"rrs I 1' '."A' olHWu 20 tle
tac aralar,a .t. >.ti'''tl among
rhar ar. d.. ~ a'' atIri'at'uh arise
tcmpt 10 st', ,. '-L.itLiiI ..F ai-
p,rttrts I,.t a.,'...s'iR among ile DIS
9ra ra-. sl, ."Hree maht Who
ra-fs- e t- n-"t 'l' Iue esprit de
sr.rt .fr. .l. l-tif has arisen
sion r5tc .-..'. 'lls clement Lud
qrrIry fbc 'is.. .t'|' .'I si9I' sake JARt
fta STqt. ." Lg1.N zoe contests in
fr.e r-,, s-,. 44 ."lr nrrq oebE4 rally 1
81 rr,IIt i..,'..,'..l- I.tfIu- we scnlhlance l
rorfsi t.,.,'Sl'.' ''y.Ael Witness Che |
and ag-il,,it,r,Ii ne l4hffsf or Texas |
who're 7ii,s .G'aI thl mechanical college. |
thar even --ie M, been So exciting /
their e.triiil-rr .-9'gta men nave lost /
inc a. r,o w w., anu yei tbere was aoth- /
modern LattieFsi5 Al41a sif. sE-es on the
n B5t,o~ ,, 1917 1917 ~ would uoi pc fair 4
DIt9bi. ,,,.,,t,., ~. W pass over The hos.
vesr H., ' i1,t,I i4 "44ca sac received this
deTestsd sti3t V,.l,A @, itNas. and although
the trsdliion5l N6',r'.gqi. 70 the visitors all
.'lt Is ,.,r '.i 10Y. ,t''es or the South.
game be- nterorefed nv iva ,, lne rules OF ne
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'incinaati Ohio, November s.-slS fur.
llos,nes- Nj Phinlzy St. Blum. Arhcbne.
Mlle-st Hera. Or Hart, An Abost Time
Mile sglllng-D Keith. Patchwork. Nels
Morris Time 1.42 ''''s
seven furlongs. selling ohanetta, Merx.
olea Time .2gIh.
Five turlones The Boston, LADY Brock
Wey. fhrostle. Time NnL
Screen fuTl0nEE Miss Soak, Nina n
Ethel Davis. Time .2sM. -
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Galveston; no one aboard. however. was al.
lowed to GO ashore.
~ .. Lemon. arrested at FL Paso on
charge Of couuterfeiting Ereeubacks has
been bound over to await the action Of
the Federal grand jury.
The Grandjenn killing in san Antonio Is
stiil shrouded IN mystery.
Mrs Mary S johnson was burned to
death at Floresviile, her clothing being set
on FIRE by an exploding lamp.
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Ii Hung Chang was born in 1922 az HofeJ.
little atty in the province of An-Huei.
one NJ the provinces Of Central china.
The Ii family is purely Chinese. without
mixture Of Manchu blood Young III was
studious from his emily years aud aftpr
taking hIs hrst degree at The government
district examination ne entered IIan-In
college and made rapid progress.
The TAPPING rebellion us5l-G0. ranking
rs The greatest IN modern times Tor devas-
taton Of property ana destruction Of Hfc.
called Il from life OF study TO a military
activity for which hc had mo nc rahiug.
hut !u which ne showed unusual ability
The rebels, having captured and pluudcred
town after town, at length possessed thcm-
selves Of Marking the ancient caritpl. and
gathered 20 their standard looup fighting
mon, 1hcif march through LIS native
province toward the capital ~ thc empire
melted him Ga raise regiment ~ home
troops. with which be- hara-spd the rebel
army. hanging ON their rear aud cutting
their communications
His conspicuous patriotism and ability in
the Crisis which ended iu general re-.
pulse 81 the rebels brought him To- the
notice Of Tseng Kwufan. commander IN
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather
Fair; probably colder


seven Of the twensy-sx convicts who
escaped from the Leavenw0rth, Kan, Fed
eral prison we're found and three were
killed In the fight that ensued.
The jury returned = verdict Of not guilty
In the kidnapping case against James Cal
lahan at Omaha. Neb
Admiral Schey received numerous iuvi.
tAtons 70 visit southern cities.
One msn was killed and three Injured
by boiler explosion at Louisville. Ky.
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WASHINGTON.

Attorney General Knox explained 10 the
cabinet that there Is not 10 be new
trim Of the Carter crubez2lement case.
President Roosevelt decided to not make
any more lmpowau ailments before
congress meets
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EczEMA, No cuRE. NO RAY.

Your druggist Will refund your money
II PAzo OINTMENT fails TO cure Ping
worm, Iotier. Old Ulcers ana Sores.
nipples and B'aekheads on the face. and
All skin diseases SOC.
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Hoods
J0rSGpariiia
and Pills

Neutralize the acidity of the
blood, perfect digestion and
excretien, and radically and
permanently cure rheumatism.
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~ Moan WATTS, Ennis. Texas Mo
Ncm2er Mr. fm Duncan ana Miss
AZ" Not's Of sh College conmu.
u ~ were married .ere yesterday Rev
j. A. Watts ofHdatlpr '''''
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Wa1s lie has been with the lnnerlal court
'fs since y fled from Peklu
1e ic'hrHs show that be- always cxerted
"'s ihhut nee IN the direction 81 reforms
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'hlcaEo, November -Mlle-Rrser
Frank NJ. Automaton Time 1925.
Five and half furlonrs-Bumtner Lit.
lie Jack Horner, olekma Time los.
rive and q haf furlongs-Autumn Leaves
'22Ilaen Glitter, Miracle H. Time los So.
Al ah1 twenty yards Bcnckart. REESE
seven ,furlones- Lucicn AppIeb1. John A
ClaIk. Pronta. Time / .2s ~ a
r ME ana quarter Admetus. Danish
nrmer Bennett Time 200 % ~
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x K . { ! WON.
Groves Tasteless chm Tonic

GuoHlN-MoRGAN -Greenyille. rsros
4 o,teMesr Horace Goohly ana MIS-
, a.,u M".sal promlnrat young society
'hoIch' Rev. j. W. Hill ofHciatiur
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~ ~ PAhk, Mass Announcement has
pen . made or the death of Adoinh =
re iamoqs sculptor which tost
bisbt ~ pAAFefs Insane hospital Taursasy
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEsl !.
You know the satisfaction u w
Has stood the test for twenty n
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
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PHOENIX. Ariz.-one bandit "
and one Injured in an AtemPI
masked robbers to hold up ne
house Of Deel & Co. al Naco, ATE
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and Works on the Cold.
LahAllEe Bromo QulnIne Tablets .r-. j..
81 SS'e ~. ~ one day. No Cure. Nc Pay. Pflos
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| CURE PRIVATE DISEASES,

ever. 9t 5 s. o' . ~9ns .s p an original IA. ' Ts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-09

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BLse
Groves Tasteless Chill IoSS
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Dounlass Park Summaries.
louisville. Ky. November s.--Fivs ana a
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eases as every one knows. involve the most &c.
gans OF the body; they. therefore require the nos
treatment. aud this be obtained only from -
who has devoted himself exclusively 70 their s.e-
treatment Unless treated intellgenty. comphe'1~
sure to arise, which will lead TO serious results I,
The large percentage Of cures made BY ~ "A
result Of careful individual study OF each cAstt 4
diseases an noa be cured by patchwork trea.S rgal
maue mellclhes, but each must be teAtHts II
own merits seldom End two cases exaetiy a., ~ 40
PaLents Who ieq uiro the same treatment ga ,aet
tleIui attention. and treat its every phase ~" rIi
we human system. My speciality includes ~ * q
utonlc Diseases such unnatural discharges ssss
lily, structure d nd varicoeeip bood skin
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FOOTBALL.
Hiuh School and St. Andrews Cadets
MIL Nee- On the Gr-dirnn

There win Doe no Interesting game Of
football at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the
baseball park between the High school and
Cadets Of ST. Andrew. with the following
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SPORT


Peter Maher Knocked out Jim Jenoras IN
the second round.
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Ine following is the lineup Of the two
teams for the ball game on Sunday.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-30
DENY APPLICATIONS
COURT DECLINES TO CONTINUE
MINNIE HEALEY INJUNCTION.
NO INCREASE IN THE BOND
Pennsylvania Case Bond Decision Ad-
verse to Applicants,-Justice Pig
gott ,Dissents-Case Is Still
Open.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Helena, Aug. 3O.-The result of the
hearing in the Minnie Healey and Penn
sylvania cases last night was the refusal
of the supreme court to continue the in
junction in the first or to increase the
bond in the second. In the Minnie
Healey case Judge Brantly stated that
the Harvey affidavits were considered
by the court not to be material to the
appeal They had been introduced in
the lower court in support of the motion
for new trial, which motion is still
pending in the district court. The ap-
peal before the supreme court was from
the judgment of Judge Harvey, nd for
that reason the court did not consider
the affidavits material.
Chief Justice Brantly announced that
application for an injunction restraining
Heinze from operating the Minnie Healy
was denied without prejudice, a MAJOR
ity of the court believing that sufficient
showing had not been made. Associate
Justice Piggott announced that he dis
scented from the majority of the court in
this case, as he believed that sufficient
showing had been made to justify an in
junction.
In the Pennsylvania case Heinze res
bond on the ground that he was not
making any money because the cost of
mining and smelling ate up the proceeds
at times
In the Minnie Healy case. it may be
added in explanation, the application
was made for an injunction, but the APP
peal case upon which it was made
brought up merely what is called the
judgment roll l. e.. the pleadings and
the judgment itself without any evil
dence. In order to supplement them, the
attorneys for the applicant filed copies
of the papers to be used on the motion
for new trial. The supreme court held
that these were not properly a part of
the record on appeal in this case as pre-
sented, since nothing but the pleadings
and the judgment itself were. under the
| rule, part of the record as far as made
up. For that reason the court exclude
the papers on the motion for a new trial,
and these being excluded, the majority
of the court held that sufficient showing
had not been made The refusal was
entered without prejudice, which means
that plaintiff has leave in the future to
| renew the application.
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SPACE is QUITE VALUABLE
Restaurant Four Feet. Wide and a
b. Mine Dump Turned Into
Shoe Shop,

!. Space in the business portion of Butte
is valuable and it makes no difference
how small it is. it commands a price.
In East Broadway, between the Act
ma Loan & cavings company building
and the California brewery, there is a
space four feet wide and about ten feet
long, in which an enterprising genius is
conducting a restaurant The propri-
etor is not a very feshy man: other
wise he might experience some trouble
in turning around in the place. or be
compelled to go outside to make the
turn.
The chief of enterprsng layouts, how
ever. is located at the northwest corner
Of the alley south of Broadway oPro-
Site the south end Of the Finlen hotel.
1t consists of the waste dump for the
Smokehouse mine shaft. in which work
was stopped about two months ago. Two
men are using the dump bin as shoe
shop and seem to be kept busy prepar-
ing soles for future usefulness. The
only covering they have is a piece of