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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
TROUBLE FOR HANNIFER.
Man Who Made Trough House" at Jail
Nav Be Heavily Fined.

"Rough house" was the slogan of Will
lam Hannifer at the city jail, Saturday
night, and as a result he is now ac-
cepting the hospitality OF Jaiier Sol Levy,
until Judge Boyle passes sentence on
him tomorrow afternoon on two counts.
The man stands charged with being
drunk and disorderly in Pleasant alley,
and with maliciously destroying jail
property. He had other troubles too.
Hannifer it appears, was drunk ana
created considerable disturbance IN
Pleasant~alley, with the aid of three
companions. The police took hand and
the result was general round up.
At the Jail it was evident that Han
infer was more than drunk. Sol Levy
diagnosed his case as one OF simon pure
"Katzenjammer,' or delirium tremens,
as it is less inelegantly expressed.
A fuil-blooded Commanche could not
have outdone a1annifer in a vocal stunt
after the dungeoe Hoor closed on him. lie
yelled like a demon and proceeded to
make a rough house" of the place
Everything in sight suffered, not ex-
cepting the radiator and the steam pipes
attached to it and when Sol Levy was
finally forced to interfere the dungeon
was in a chaotic condition.
1t was necessary to remove Hannlier
to avoid further destruction.
Peace and quiet reigned shortly after
the belligerent prisoner had been en-
sconced in an ordinary cell and he slept
for several hours.
Awakening, though, he suffered re-
lapse, and, without provocation alta cked
William Brown, plumber, telling him
with a blow.
Brown was hors de combat for only
brief period. however. and, regainng
his feet, proceeded to belabor Hanniter
in such a manner as to render his physi-
ognomy unfit for publication. when he
appeared in court this morning.
It required little time for Hannifer to
plead to the charges against him when
arraigned by Clerk Winnie His response
was guilty in both instances and he
asked that he be sentenced today. Judge
Boyle accommodated him in one case,
imposing a fine Of S. for being drunk.
He will learn the extent of the damage
done by Hannifer to jail property before
the fine for malicious mischief Is i'm
posed. It will be commensurate with the
aytpnt of the damage
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
If an attorney and was admitted to prac-

of an attorney and was admitted to prac-
tice in the courts here.
According to his own story he was
doing quite we'll in the law business but
it suddenly occurred to him that this
was bad place for pneumonia and ne
and his wife started for the coast.
On arriving in Seattle Summers, who
is also something of a newspaper re-
porter, went to work on morning daily.
After short period of work in that
line he started monthly paper of his
own Last August the couple went to
San Francisco where he was arrested on
a charge of obtaining money unde false
pretenses in Seattle.
Mrs. Summers was wanted in Spokane
on a similar charge and, later on, she
was taken into custody.
According to the Seattle Times, their
work was rather crude.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
Holman-Pollow Wedding.

An elaborate wedding took place at
Meaderyilie Saturday evening when
Thomas II. Holman and Eva Pollow WERE
united in marriage by Rev. John Hos
king of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, Centerville, in the presence Of
a host of friends and relatives. The
fourth generation of the brides side was
represented. The wedding was some-
what romantic, each party to 1t being
acquainted for a number Of years. and
finally came back to their first love.
They were the recipients of a large
number of valuable presents They will
be at home to their friends at 400 East
Galena street, this city.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
AN INSANE WOMAN
COLORED WOMAN HAS RELIGIOUS
AND Destructive DEMENTIA.
PRAYs AND BREAKS FURNITURE
Arrested and Incarcerated at County
81 Jail Last Night by Deputy
O. Sheriffs-Stripped Her.
. self Naked. x-;ss,.l,

b Anna Sarah Louise Lee is colored Wo-
,man who is very crazy, indeed. or, at
/ least was very crazy yesterday and TINS
morning.
She was taken into custody by Deputy
EfShe,iffs Fitzsimmons and Proebstel last
|Ievenng and is now in the Womans de-
partment of the county Jail.
she resided in the house at Gas South
Main alley, and she was taken from a
troom in the house by the officers. 1t
is understood that the house is occu-
pied by a white family, and that the
culored woman was employed by the m
as a domestic.
Holding Her Down.
She was in bed when the officers ar
rived, and a big colored man was hold
ing her in it, while she fought and struS-
gled iiercely to get up.
The officers had responded to tele-
phone call, and the colored man was
about exhausted when they arrived.
Use been aholdin huh heah on dis
couch foh moan free houahs, an Use
done tuckuhd out" the colored gentle
man remarked when he was relieved,
and he rolled the whites of his eyes
/ YEARLY while the sweat poured from
his ebony brow.
like prizeighter and kicked like II
mule. Also she had torn every shred
| of clothing from her body. She was
tanning around with her extremites
like. IA black Windmill when the officers
intelfered With the performance.
Hands in Chains.
They handcuffed her hands; seriously
considered the question of hobblinS her
| feet but finally got along without do
| ing so; rolled her in blanket and put
| her in ii hack, and took her to Jail.
| She wrestled with them considerably
! on the way up to the court house.
| Last night and this morning the Won-
| an tore up the womcn's rooms at the
1 jail to a great extent. She overturned
| a radiator on the floor and twisted it
| around.
| She yanked an iron screen off a Win
! dow, and smashed the window. and then
she began thrusting the contents of the
room through the window as fast as
possible.
Besides this, she Invested herself of
| the blanket and everything else in the
way of habiliments, and STROBE around
| in a natural state. She made the rooms
| look disheveled in a short time, and
then she changed off and began to pray
| The wonans demen1ia seemed to be of
| a religious kind, as she prayed and eX-
! shorted on her knees between the times
IaWhen she was smashing things up. She
| win be tried for insanity, probably.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
DIR, REEVES ESTATE.
Son of Dead Man Asks the Court to
Declare the Will Null and Void.


The will of the late DR.. Powell Reeves,
is being contested by John E. Reeves,
minor son of the dead man, in the courts
of Seattle. :
DR.. Reeves died about 10 days ago, and
shortly afterwards his widow petitioned
the court for the admission of the win
to probate.
In the document she claimed that the
estate left by the doctor did not exceed
value of $500.
The property, she alleged, consisted of
a. farm near Olympia, household furni-
ture and medicines.
A copy of the will accompanied the pc
tition. 1t bequeathed all of the property
to the widow, provided that from the
proceeds she should maintain and sup
port the son, John B. Reeves.
The son did not like the way things
were going and entered protest, stating
in his objections that at the time his
father made the will he was under
duress; that instead of 5000 worth of
property, his father left an estate val
ued at 5000; that his books showed a
profit of $50, 900 during the last two years
and six months of his life; that the farm
near Olympia is very valuable, it being
stocked with blooded horses and cattle;
that in addition to this his father left
diamonds worth $500; that since his
fathers death Mrs. Reeves has sold a
portion of the property. =
DR.. Powell Reeves was married IN
Butte during his residence here few
years ago, the former name of his wife
being Sophie Keller. Prior to her mar
riage to the doctor she conducted sa-
loon in the basement of the Lizzie block
at the northwest corner of Main and Park
streets.
She was we'll known in the city.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
Cornell Juniors the Victors.

There was an exciting game of foot
ball on the East Mercury street grounds
yesterday afternoon. when the Cornell
Juniors defeated the Silver Stars in a
well-played game by the score of 5 to O..
The victory of the Connell Juniors was
all the more pleasing to the boys as
they average but 80 pounds in weight.
while the Silver Stars average 1Ol
pounds. A return game will be played
on the same grounds Sunday next.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL.
Woman Who Spent Some Months in
Butte Strikes Hard Spot.


Butte Strikes Hard Spot.
In Spokane few days ago Mrs. c. Ed
win Summers was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail for having
pleaded guilty to charge of forgery.
She had been in the lookup quite a
while before entering the plea, and while
there her anxiety to get out was so
great that she offered to sidetcack c.
Edwin Summers and couple to big In
dian who was hanging around the Jail
because there were no trees handy.
It is alleged that she thought the In
dian had money and could secure her
release.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers spent a few
months in Butte about a year ago, but
it is not known that they did anything
wrong while in the city.
Summers said he came direct from
New York to Butte. He was something
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
HOLD RALLY TONIGHT
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD TO
MEET AT MA0UIRE'S.
HEAD CONSUL TO MAKE SPEECH
F. A. Falkenpurg Will Address the
Audience-Some Interesting Facts
Relative to the Organ
@s,, 1zat1on. 49,: Il it, it,

Head Consul F. A. Falkenburg of the
Woodmen of the World, will address the
people of Butte at Maguire's opera house
this evening.
Mr.. Falkenburg made an address at
Boise Friday evening, and from here ne
goes to Helena and Spokane. He is en-
tnusiastic about the order he represents.
declaring that this year has been the
greatest in it's history.
In the Pacific jurisdiction, he explains.
there have been over $4,000 applications
for membership.
While in Spokane the head consul in
tends to initiate 100 new members into
the order After visit to Walla Walla
and Baker City he will return to his
home in Denver.
Roosevelt Will Act.
"A feature in connection with the great
meeting that will be held at Spokane
said Mr.. Falkenburg, will be the manner
in which the lights will be turned on.
President Roosevelt will press the button
for the purpose.
The chief magistrate will assist us
to that extent while he remains at the
national capital.
."rhe initiation in the Washington city
will be public and will be held In the
opera house. 1t will be followed by a
public entertainment and reception, given
to the people of Spokane ny the members
of our order. Naturally the Woodmen of
the World appreciate the honor that IS
bestowed upon the lodge by the president.
Order Is Prosperous.
"The order is prosperous and the men,
bershp is increasing greatly each month.
This has been a banner year for the or
<ho al fir i1Ir
isdiction."
At the meeting this evening a large at
tendance is expected. Many people prom
inent in Butte and in the state will be
present to hear the address of the CHIEF
head consul of the organization.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-09
MONTANA TOILET COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. George H. Casey. II the sole and
exclusive owner and proprietor OF the
business heretofore and now carried on
in the city Of Butte. Silver Bow county,
Montana. under the name and style of
the Montana Toilet company. All ac-
counts are payable directly to he under
signed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

Is visiting the family OF his father-in-
law, Mr.. John Dern.
Miss Edith Davis Is visiting Miss
Turner at idaho Falls.
Mrs. G. F. Culmer Of Chicago Is visit
Ing relatives in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn has for her
guests Mrs f. Il, jacobson and daugh-
ter,
Mrs. A. l.. Scott of Spokane Is visit
Ing In Salt Lake
Misses Ella Ensign and Mile Atkins
left on Tuesday for South Fork, Provo
canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Blyth, Jr, Of
Evanston. Wyoming, are the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith,
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Fist
Congregational church win have an
outing at Saltair August 26th.
Mrs. +. V. McCune, who has been
spending the past month on the Pacific
coast. has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Price are In
their new home on Sixth and X streets
Miss Allie Miller has been spending
few days at the Walker farm,
Capt Calne, who has been down from
Brlghton's for few days returned to
that popular resort today.
Miss Grace Frost, who has been
spending the past year in Portland,
has returned In excellent health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Alder left
today 20 attend the convention Of the
National Life Insurance company at
Buffalo, and from there will visit the
Thousand Isles, Montreal and New
York City.
Miss Aline Mcmillan was the hostess
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There will also be instrumental music
and dancing II IS especially desired
that all the missionaries who have Ia
bored In the Netherlands mission join
in helping to make the celebration a
grand success.
Mrs. Hoyt, of Salt Lake, is visiting in
Ogden this week the guest Of Mrs. Or
son Riser.
Fred G.. Clark, son OF Joseph Clark,
manager of the Grand Opera house,
returned home Wednesday from a two
and a half years mission in Great
Britain.
Mr.. Edward Taylor and Mrs. Carrie
Raymond, who have been visiting with
their uncle James Taylor, have re.
turned to their home at Clinton, Iowa
Miss Florence Speak and Thomas
Richardson, two popular young peO-
pie of this city, were married Wednes-
day evening, August "A, by Justice H.
c. Wardleigh.
Miss Ruth Blair mas returned 10 Og-
den. after a pleasant vacation In
Cache valley where she has been for
the past few weeks,
Mesdames Jane S. Richards and
Ruthinda L. Moench were visiting at
Payson Utah, this week.
Miss Elsie Lafont OF Logan, IS
spending a few days in Ogden with
friends.
Fred Tout has gone to Monte Crlsto
for a weeks pleasure.
George W. Larkin, Jr, was SAT-
Lake visitor this week on business and
pleasure.
Miss Ethel Marble and Henry Blay.
lock, two popular young people OF
North Ogden, were married "Wednesday
at the home of the brides parents
Bishop James Ward officiating
Joe Adams, Ogden's favorite vocalist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

IN September for Europe. She VIII visit
I'm London for time with her sister,
Miss Blnnie Paul, and win then 80 to
Switzerland, where her children will be
placed In school Mr.. Hill viii Join her
during the winter
Miss Alice Crsmon, George McKlm-
mems, Louise Spencer and Daisy
Haroun left for Portland on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. #. s. Bascom and son and Mrs.
Belle Gemmel have gone to Tacoma.
Misses Amelia and Pearl Cohen OF
Denver. who have been visiting Mrs.
Morris sommer. left Monday for their
home.
Mrs. J. r, Walker and Mrs. Wltcher
Jones have returned from Brighton's'
Judge ]. A. Miner left during the
week to join his daughter Mrs. Mabel
Mcclure in San Francisco.
Miss Sara r. Park entertained the
Sewing club yesterday
Miss Laura Bird is visiting In Park
city the guest OF MIR, and Mrs. f. A.
Bird.
Mr. Truman OF Kansas City Is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Montague Ferry.
Neale Murray of Bowling Green, KY,
son OF the late Gov. Murray. viii arrive
In Salt Lake in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Dinweedey have
returned from Brighton's,
Mrs. l.. c, Van Vorhis and son, who
have been spending the summer In the
northwest. have returned and are at
home at la west, Sixth South street.
Mrs. George Hickey has for her guest
Miss Nan Gallagher Of Pocatello.
DR.. Geo. Haslem is in Salt Lake. and
with Mrs. Haslem, who preceded him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

Mrs. William Keyting, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Lulu Keytlng,
came up this morning 10 remain week
or two. They are guests at the hotel.
Mrs. Mary Il. Morris of Salt Lake came
up Thursday morning to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Barbara Jones, who is
occupying one OF the cottages.
Mr.. Marcellus Snow is staying at the
hotel, having arrived on Thursday.
Wasatch was visited today by a most
refreshing rain ana mountain and dell
appear at their best In their fresh,
bright hues.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton drove
up Wednesday 10 remain for a short
time.
A large party Of young people are ex-
day evening In time for ''ye countrie
dance" and to remain over Sunday.
Great preparations are being made for
them by the younger contingent In
camp TO make their stay a most inter-
estlng one. Every one Is wondering
who the young ladies We're who went
In swimming at midnight with the dark
side of the lantern toward the creek.
Miss Jessie Davis OF Chicago was
among the arrivals or Thursday.
Mrs. Gilbert Wilkes expects to re.
turn TO Salt Lake this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

at delightful party on Tuesday, about
thirty-fve of her little friends being
present
Miss Beth Critchlow, who has been
visiting relatives In Meeker, Colo, has
returned.
Mrs John T. Game is visiting Mr..
ana Mrs. William Cluff, at Coalyille.
The Unity circle met on Wednesday
with Mrs, Charles Watson.
Miss Lora Beason has resigned as a
teacher in the public schools. and on
Tuesday left for her home in Marshall
town, Iowa.
Miss Julia Phillips left on Wednes-
day for Denver whore she will spend
the next three weeks,
Mrs Wright and Miss Edith Wright.
OF Laramie. are intending to make Salt
Lake their home
Attorney Il. II. Zaw, Of Topeka, Kan.
sas, Is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss George McKimmens left on
Wednesday for months visit in the
northwest. She win visit Fairhaven.
Wash, and Portland Ore. and win Dc
the guest OF Mrs. Cora Hooper Eldiidce
at the latter place.
Miss Daisy Mcmillan. who has been
visiting with the family Of her uncle.
II. G.. Mcmillan, Of this city. and Miss
Mamie Corn, Of Wyoming who has
also been their guest, have returned
20 their homes.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Platt. Of Denver.
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs John
Reed.
Miss Nye, Of Iowa, Is In Salt Lake
visiting with the family OF her brother.
George L. Nye.
The Sewing club met with Miss Paul
inc Groo, on Wednesday.
Mrs Lucy Rogers Avery and child
are spending the summer at Kimber-
BY.
Next week Mr. and Mrs Nat Brig
ham leave salt Lake for Illinois
and win probably make their home
there. Their many salt Lake friends.
while wishing them an success. will
learn OF their decision with regret.
Miss Mary Young. who has been
spending the summer in New York. has
returned
Mrs l. A. Clayton is down from her
summer home in East canyon for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eccles and Miss
Mildred Eccles have gone TO Island
Park to spend a month.
Mrs I'd Reesner and Walter Eals,
OF Denver. Colo, are visiting relatives
IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Frankyn enter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

tanned informally at dinner on Thurs-
day, in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Rykert.
Covers were laid for six, the other
guests being Rev. and Mrs. ID. d. Wal
lace. The color scheme was in yellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Calder have for
their guests Miss Kittie Billiard, of
Council Bluffs, and Miss Bessie Girls
mold, of Chicago
Mrs. Alice d. Brealey will leave Sep
TENDER first for trip TO Denver
Mrs c. e. ingalls,, Of Pueblo, Col,
Il in the city visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Shell, at ia North Temple
street.
Mrs. Heber Lee will leave early in
September for New York, where she
viii study art during the winter.
Miss Mary Price and Miss Lucy Van
Colt left today for a weeks stay at
Brighton's.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Briant S. Wells ar
rived today from Manila and are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jen-
nings.
The Misses Dern had for their guests
during the week Miss PECAN and MISS
Inman, Of Omaha
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F.. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy sad
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen, Mr..
Ernest Sadler, and Mr.. James Sadler
leave for the Yellowstone tonight,
Mrs Herbert l. Younger, of San Fran
CISCO who has been visiting her sister
Mrs Burns Mcdonald, leaves today Tor
her home
Miss Page. OF Denver, Will arrive
early in September 10 spend the winter
with Mrs. O. ]. Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Folsom left yes
terday for their home in California.
Mrs. f. Dewey Richards and son
have Joined Mr.. Richards in Calnor-
MIA. The latter has entered law
firm In San Francisco. and they VIII
probably make their home there.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Lucus,
OF this city. and Mr.. George Roberts
Of Henefer, will take place In septem-
Der.
Mrs. VIM. Higgins and children, left
during the week for Los Angeles
where they will spend the winter
Mrs. George Hancock and family have
gone east
Misses Eloise and Laura Sherman
win spend next week at the Fox ranch
Miss Grace Bunting is visiting in
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Judge Dickson and Miss Dickson are
IN California.
Miss Carrie suppmgton leaves .lext
Tuesday to enter Stanford college IN
California.
DR.. NJ. A. Hughes and family have
returned fom their outing at Pharaohs
Glen,
Ms. s Beamude, Of Oalesburg, III,
IA visiting her daughter Mrs. r. -
Kelsey.
MIR. j. G. Leary has visiting MIN ms
brother Mr.. VIII Leary, OF Massachu-
sets,
Mrs. +. u. Battle. Of Hanna. Wyo.
and Miss Lillian Eastman, are Visiting
friends In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Melvin r. Sowles Is In Spokane
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Nephi Morris Is among those
Who wnl visit Brighton next week.
Miss Mary Young viii visit Brighton
next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

One Of the most pleasurable events In
store for the coming week will be the
excursion TO the Lagoon which takes
place next Tuesday, August 20, via the
Oregon Short Line. A very interesting
and pleasing program has been ar
ranged for the occasion. Hon. Rulon S.
Wells, OF Salt Lake, will be orator Of
the day, The program consists OF
songs, recitations, boating contests,
races for boys and girls, sack running,
tug Of war and other games for prizes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
WASATCH,

August l5th.-Messrs. Sam. Taylor
and Ralph Badger came up Wednesday
10 remain for a short time. They are
registered at the hotel.
The hotel dining-rOCsn was the scene
last evening for a mnr delightfully."- In
formal hop. A cake-valk In costume
closed the evenings merriment, and
prizes were awarded tip best cake
walkers,
Mrs. Emma Spencer and Miss Maud
Patterson return 10 salt Lake today,
after spending a raost delightful holi-
day In Wasatch.