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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-20

x Horse chestnuts contain about 27 per cent, of albumen, this remarkable pro- snortion being greater than is found in
 any cultivated plants, but their bitter
 taste, due to the presence of about 10
 per cent. of bitter rosin, has condemned
 them as unfit for food. By extracting the bitter principal, Flugge. of Hanov-
 CT. claims to have made useful another waste material. After partial roasting Ito loosen the shells, the kernels are re- moved and pulverized, and the powder Is placed in a tight percolator, with al- scohol, for about week. To extract the bitter completely it may be neces- sary to replace the fluid with fresh solvent. The alcohol dissolves out the rosir, leaving pleasant and nutritious meal which contains all the albumen and starch of the ehestnuts, and is a valuable food
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-20

a Salaries paid to municipal employees in New York aggregate $44,0OO0 GOO, or nearly one- half of the total budget. The United States army, with 68,000 men in 1900, cost Jess than s18,000,000 New Ynrk's police force costs two-thirds as much as the regular army. The extra ordinary salaries paid are instanced in the fact that 446 men draw s4,000 or more, sixty eight of them $10,000 or more, and cost the city in the aggregate $S,022, 900 yearly. Salaries range much higher than in the federal service, or in Business; even including laborers. New York's employees average quite little more than $1,000 year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-20

3 Mayor Morris of Ottawa was elected as q reformer. In the course of his re- forming he preferred charges against the chief of police Last week the chief
 dragged the mayor into court on a charge of treating within prohibited 7ilsQTs. It appears that the mayor, re- Turning from a state dinner with some friends, invited them into the Russell House for goodnight drink. He plead ed guilty, and $5 fine was imposed. The conviction carried with it forfeit sure of his office and civic qualification people consider 1t a malicious piece of business, and are very angry.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07
ANACONDA CHURCH NOTICES.

Presbyterian church-Frank B. Cleland,
pastor. Morning service at IL o'clock;
Sunday school 1915 p. M; evening SER
mon by the pastor at 1880 o'clock.
Christian church-Frannk Minnick,
pastor. Morning sermon at II o'clock;
Sunday school, 1915, I. N. Eaton, Supt.;
services and Y. P. S. c. z, meeting as
usual in the evening
St. Marks church-corner Main and
Sixth streets. Fourteenth Sunday after
Trinity. EARLY celebration, 8 a. m.;
morning prayer and sermon II a. m; Sum-
day school. 1890; Daughters Of the King,
700: evening service. s: p. m. Alfred
Brown, rector.
First Baptist church-Corner of Fifth
and Locust streets, w. H. Setter, pastor.
residence, 3l4 Elm street. Worship at II
a. m., subject Christ Our Master in
Study" Sunday school at 1920; Young
Peoples meeting at 7:15 p. M; regular
service at o'clock, theme From What
Are We Called" Juniors meet Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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from car on the Butte, Anaconda &
Pacific tracks were arraigned in Jus
tice Quanes court this morning on a
charge of petty larceny.
Browns mother appeared in the court
to plead for him. 1t was found that he
has for sometime past been beyond the
control of his mother and was rapid
ly becoming bad boy. until he ended
up in the county Jail on the above
charge. Il
He was very penitent and promised to
obey his mother in the future and after
a good lecture Judge Duane continued
the case indefinitely, subject to Browns
good behavior.
Charles Smith, one Of the other boys,
has had bad reputation for some time
past, and has caused his parents great
deal of trouble by his mischief. Upon
request of the county attorney the charge
Of petty larceny against him was
changed to that of incorrigibility and an
effort will be made to send him to the
reform school.
Homer Cole, the smallest Of the boys,
Is by no means the least to blame. He
served for q time in the reform school
in the state of Washington. being sent
there from Tacoma. at the request of
his parents, who were unable to manage
the youth. While there he partially
has made no effort to continue 1t since
being discharged. The charge of petty
larceny is still held against him.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07
BRILLIANT HELENA WEDDING
dimes Nuptials at the Capital
Groom Is Of Butte.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Sept. Cards have been
received in this city announcing the
marriage of Richard Starr Of Butte and
Miss Alphonsine Des Jardine Of Helena.
the ceremony to take place Wednesday
evening, Sept. II, at the cathedral of the
Sacred Heart in Helena.
Mr.. Starr was formerly agent for the
Great Northern Express company in this
city and has a wide acquaintance here.
He left here to accept the agency for
the same company in Butte. He Isl a
member Of the local lodge of Elks and
one of the most popular Of young men
wherever he Ia known.
Miss Des Jardins Of Helena is one GOT
the most beautiful and accomplished
young ladies Of the capital city and is
well known in Anaconda and Butte as
q society leader.
The couple will spend the honeymoon
in the east, being at home in Butte after
November LIST.
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ANACONDA SOCIETY.

Anaconda society took advantage of
the nearness Of the last Sunday and
Labor day and made numerous and hur
ried excursions into the hills for a couple
of days outing. The majority left Sat
urday afternoon and returned Monday
evening. The impetus which was given
to the Labor day celebration made social
functions rather scarce during the latter
part of the week. and a few formal after
noon teas and the meetings of the reg
ular card parties are the calendar Of the
weeks dOings.
The marriage Of Miss Geraldine Me-
Cabe, formerly a prominent society lady
of this city, to Frank Villa, Jr., of Walla
WaIla, Wash, which took place in Ia
coma this week. caused slight stir
among the elite. Miss McCabe was we'll
and popularity known in Anaconda. Her
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turned out. Every one present knew
what was to take place except Mr.. AUS
tin himself, who was completely taken
by surprise.
To John w. James was delegated tho
honor of making the presentation
speech, who feelingly expressed the SEN
timents of the members of the Ana
conda camp and every Woodman in the
state towards Deputy Austin. Mr.. James
paid him q high tribute in beautifully
woven words and spoke Of the high char
actsr and manhood he possessed.
When Mr.. James handed the jewel to
the recipient the latter was so overcome
with emotion that 1t was some moments
before he could utter a word in re-
Spouse.
Several weeks ago word came from the
headquarters Of the order that Mr.. Aus
tin was not to succeed himself as state
deputy.
without Mr.. Austin's knowledge a
mighty protest was sent to the head
consul Of the order, Mr.. Northcott, from
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07

Cora B. Morse and Mrs. Rose Flavin as
teachers were read and accepted, and an
application from Miss Owings of Deer
Lodge for position as instructor in draw
Ing was read. but was laid aside to
be acted upon al the next meeting. 1t
was decided by the board that they
would not in the future engage married
women as teachers and that any teach
err entering the marriage state would
be asked to resign. After vote of
thanks to the Womars Literary club
for the collection of pictures recently
rendered the schools by them, the meets
ing was adjourned.
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SOLD LIKE WILDF|RE
INTER MOUNTAIN EXTRAS ARE
EAGERLY TAF.EN.
BIG NEWS QUICKLY GIVEN
Residents Of Anaconda Turn to Their
Favorite Paper to Read
Of Hanging and
Shooting.
(special to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter MOuntain.)
Anaconda, Sept. 7.-Yesterdays ex-
ira edition Of the Inter Mountain, 1000
copies of which reached Anaconda at
1:45 o'clock, was heartily appreciated by
the residents of the city, and in a short
time the entire number had been dis
posed of and the public was clamor1ng
for more.
When the Inter Mountain received the
news Of the attempt to take the life
of the nations executive, the greatest
CONSERVATION spread throughout the
CITY and the Office was visited by hun
dreds who could scarcely believe their
ears when informed OF rhc letadls.
Last nights regular edition contain
ing the news of the presidents assas-
sination went like wildfire, and 5000
copies of the paper barely sufnced to
supply the demand.
The Inter Mountain office was be-
saeged with callers up to q late hour
last night, to hear the news as to the
presidents condition, which was sup
piled by hourly bulletins.
The shooting Of President Mckinley Is
the most severe blow to the residents
Of Anaconda in years, and expressions
of sympathy and indignation are to be
heard on every hand.
The Inter Mountain furnished the
most comprehensive account OF the
Deer Lodge hanging OF any paper cir
,culated in this city, and the citizens dis
played their appreciation OF the excel
lent service rendered them.
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nearly every camp in the state. The
Butte lodges We're up in arms about the
matter and threatened to withdraw their
charters unless he was retained.
The Anaconda lodges spoke with equal
force. A few days ago he received tele>
graphic advices that he had received
the appointment.
William c. Austin has been promi-
nently identified with the Modern Wood
men in this state since 1888, when he ac-
copied the position of assistant district
deputy to j. w. Meridith. which place
he held for one year.
On September /. 1899. he was promoted
to the position of state deputy consul for
Montana for period of two years, sue
ceeding ]. F. Harris who was trans
ferred TO California.
Mr.. Austin came T. Montana in 1897
from Lincoln, Neb. iocating in Butte.
About IS months ago he moved to Ana
conda and has since made this city his
home. Since his connection with the
order the Anaconda lodge has grown
from a camp of 81 members to over 800.
one of the strongest lodges in the state.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07
LOCAL BRIEFS
Or. II. F. Carman, osteopethist.

Or. II. F. Carman, osteopethist.
J. D. Donnelly is in Butte today on
business
Wanted-A girl or boy. for store. 405
East Park.
Frank W. Harrison was Butte visitor
yesterday.
L. F. Verberkmoes will move to ZIG
East Park.
f. l.. Kinney Of Helena is guest at
the Montana.
Miss Stella Copinus left yesterday for
a short stay in Butte.
C. II. Kelly and A. j. Shores Of Butte
were in the city yesterday.
Postmaster J. c. English returned last
evening for trip to Helena.
Judge and Mrs NJ. J. Fitzpatrick have
returned from trip to the coast.
Phil p. Can of St. Paul, formerly Of
this state, is registered at the Mon
tana.
Madam Ceyser, clairvoyant. card
reader and palmist. 215 East Park ave-,
Anaconda.
MIS-. j. D. Rom was this morning APP
pointed administrators of her late hus
bands estate.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCaffery last night at GOA
East Sixth street.
Senator c. II. Eggleston. his wife and
son returned yesterday from a visit -
their former home in New York and the
Buffalo exposition.
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SORRY TO SEE HIM LEAVE
Practitioners Of Rev. p. q. Cattermole
Of Anaconda Express Regret at
:. Departure.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
anaconda, Sept. 7.-R1v. u. q. Cat
,termole, retiring pastor Of the First
Methodist church. was rendered q fare.
well reception by tho members Of his
congregation in this city last evening.
The church was Allied and there were
many expressions Of regret that the pas
yor was about to take his departure to
iowa, where his children can enjoy the
Advantage Of procuring q college edu-
"a ion which cannot be had here. This
pastor ana his family to ask for trans
fer to new fields.
"A number Of addresses were made by
prominent members Of the church. who
voiced the sentiment or the congrega-
tion in expressions Of regret.
Charles Repath was one Of the prin-
cipal speaks 70 Of the evening. He spoke
Of the work performed here by Rev.
Cattermole, of the splendid growth of
membership in the church since he came
to Anaconda, which, he said. was due
largely to the untiring energy Of tho
pastor.
The speaker conveyed to Mr.. CATER
mole the thanks of the entire cUngre~
cation and the deep sense Of gratitude
for his services in the past. at the same
time explaining tuAI Au VANAAACO W U0VO
him leave.
Mrs. White spoke on behalf Of the
ladies' societies Of the church, after
which Mr.. Cattermol responded feel
dngly.
He said in part:
Everything that in my Judgment
would tend to the uplifting and adj
vancing of the church I have In my
humble way endeavored to do and II ]
have at least succeeded in part I am
satisfied. Though when I as'r,ve Ut my
new home shall put forth all my eff
forts in advancing the church, shaA
ever have a place in my thoughts and
warm spot in my heart for the people
/ left in Anaconda. Not only am I
thankful to the members of the church
in this city. but I wish to express my
thanks to all the citizens in general Tor
Nhe kind, generous manner in which they
have always treated me-"
my leaving is not the result OF any
controversy with either the officials or
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marriage. coming unannounced. was the
cause of considerable surprised
Mrs. c. Il. Rood has returned from q
twO-weeks' outing in the Big Hole.
Mrs. George N. Lawrence of the Big
Hole Ia visiting friends in Anaconda.
Miss Hattie Hayes left last Monday
evening for her home in Jo0.. ILL.,. after
a two-months' visit with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Robert Mentrum and daughter
returned from Great Falls last Sunday
evening after a lengthy visit there.
Miss Lydia Seefield left last Monday
for trip to Buffalo. She was joined at
Butte by Miss Norah Keefe.
Mrs. II. G. Coy and daughter May
visited in Butte this week.
Miss Nellie Burke has returned from
the Bitter Root, where she spent her
vacation.
Miss Jennie Mccartney of Hamilton
Is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Alice Grady Of Hamilton has ar
rived in this city and intends making her
future home here.
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Comedian Is Popular.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter MOuntain.)
Anaconda, Sept Mr. Arthur Dunn,
the clever little comedian, now being
featured with the "A Runaway Girl"
company. Is probably better known
throughout the country than any COM
edian now before the public. In the larg-
err cities he is always heartily welcomed.
and in the cities and towns. scattered
over the United States, he is equally
popular. Mr.. Dunn had never confined
his travels to any one section of the
country, but for many years past has
managed to play in every city and town
of Importance on the continent. In Can
ada and Mexico Mr.. Dunn is universally
known and always welcome. At the the
Margaret theater Wednesday evening,
Sept. II.
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M'MAH0N IS A GOOD FELLOW
He and His Confreres Did the Right
Thing by the Press
Gang,
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Sept. 7.-One matter de-
serving Of special mention in connec-
ton with the execution of James Flem-
ing, alias Macarthur in Deer Lo lge yes
terday was the courteous treatment OF
Sheriff Mcmahon to the members of The
press. He did everything in his power,
as did Undersheriff Dee and all others
connected with the sheriffs office, to
provide facilities for getting me news.
Expecting a large crowd the sheriff
had built a commodious press stand
where the reporters had full view of
everything that took place and heard
every word the condemned man uttered
just before he was despatched.
Sheriff Mcmahon not only took good
care of the press, but of everyone else.
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DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT
H. q. Ward Passes Away at a Ripe
Old Agile Was a
PiouAAr.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Sept. 7.-Word was received
in the city this morning of the death Of
H. G. Ward of Deer Lodge at 1890
O'Clock last night.
Mr.. Ward was an uncle of J. NJ.
smurr OF this city. He came to Mon
tana more than thirty years ago with
F. E. Larabie from Lexington, KY, the
two bringing a string of blooded horses
across the plains. Up to six years ago
he was engaged in the livery business
in Deer Lodge. Since that time he has
been an invalid. He leaves a daughter.
Mrs. Rita Mcpherson. and one son, Ed
ward. now in New Whatcomb, Wash
ington.
The deceased was seventy-eight years
of age. The time of the funeral has not
been arranged.
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GIVEN A BEAUTIFUL BADeS
w. G. Austin Honored by His Friends
of Anaconda Camp No. 6O3o,
M w. A,
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Sept. 7.-Willam c. Austin
who is known personally to almost every
member of the Modern Woodmen Of
America in Montana, was given a mag
nificent reception at Standard hall this
week by his nelghbors of Anaconda
Camp No. $685. and he was the recipient
of magnificent gold badge set with
diamonds, which has value Of about
800.
Clerk w. G. Allen of the local camp
had a notice inserted in the daily papers
that an important meeting would be
held, and over one hundred persons
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May Postpone Game.
Special to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda Sept. Up to the present
time there has been nothing definite said
about postponing the Butte Anaconda
baseball game scheduled to take place in
Butte tomorrow. but the probabilities
are that if tomorrow does not turn out
bright and clear the grounds will be
in no condition for a game.
The Anaconda team have made prep
arations to put good championship
team In the field and it is hoped the
weather will be favorable for the playing
of the game.
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MADAME GEYSER.

WIFE be in Anaconda fl.' a snort time
only. All persons desiring to consult
her should do so at once. Thousands
OF people have taken advantage of the
opportunity offered bv this talented
woman who can accurately read the
past and future, and convince you of
the truth OF her reading. Beyond the
peradventure of a doubt she can tell
your name and date of birth, success
or failure, and can read the future as
clearly as the past Call at 2l5 East
Park avenue.
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HE'S JUST OFF OF SICK BED
High School Principal Able to Be Out
and Looks Well Pleased-Needs
Rest and Quiet.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda, Sept. 7.-Prof. j. B. Walker,
principal of the high school. has re-
turned to the city after having spent sew
eral weeks in the hospital in Missoula
1t may be necessary for him to refrain
from hard work incident to opening Of
the schools next Monday morning, but
he Is rapidly regaining his strength.
Mrs. Hardenbrook. one of the teachers in
the public schools, came up from Deer
Lodge last night to assume her duties
next Monday morning.
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A Fortunate Operation.
Especial to Inter Mountain

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda, Sept. 7.-Wori was re-
ceived from Butte last night that Miss
Mary Mclaughlin, county superintend-
emf Of schools. had undergone an oper-
ton for appendicitis at St. Mary's hos
pital. The last reports received from
there state that the operation WAS sue
cessful and that the patient was get
ting along nicely.
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MINISTER'S FAREWELL SERMON
Reverend Cattermole Will Speak Part
ing Words Tomorrow-Special
Program Prepared.

Anaconda, Sept. AT the First
Methodist church tomorrow a 1uil at
tend Of all members and others is de-
sired. Rev. f. G. Cattermole, who has
been assigned for work in the Upper
Iowa conference will preach his fare
well service.
Special music has been arranged for
this occasion. Sunday school at the
usual hour. Epworth l>>gue meeting
and evening sermon, also at the usual
time.
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TIE Daily Bank and Trust Com
panv of Anaconda.
Anaconda. llontana.

Anaconda, I1Ontana.
General banking in all branches. Sell
exchanges on New York, Chicago. st.
Paul. Omaha. San Francisco. etc.. and
draw direct on the principal cities Of
England. ireland. F<ance. Germany and
the Orient. Deposits at sl.o9 and up
ward received.
Correspondents
NATIONAL CITY BANK. ....New York
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Chicago
FIRST NATIONAL BANK......St. Paul
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK. :. Omaha
Rank CT CALIFORNIA. San Francisco
5oBH R. TooLE, President.
Il. B. GREENWOOD, vice-Prest.
LOUIS v. BENNETT. Cashier
F. c. N0RBECK, Asst. Cashier
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members of the church," said Mr.. Cat
termole, but 1t is my desire to reside
in a university town, where / can give
my children the advantage of higher
education"
An interesting musical programme
was rendered. Refreshments We're also
served.
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Lost a Bill.

Assistant Chief of Police O'Brien was
robbed of S. in his room in a hotel at
Deer Lodge night before last He took a
room in lodging house with couple OF
strangers and in the morning his money
was missing.
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No More Married Teachers.
Especial to Inter Mountain

Anaconda. Sept. AT the meeting Of
the school board last night several APP
plications for positions were read and all
except Miss Marie Bryan were placed
on the list Of substitutes. The West End
school will be continued as 1t was last
year. the board supplying the teacher
and the residents of that vicinity thl
house and fuel. The designations of Miss
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THE TRAIN TO THE BALL GAME

nj BVT TIE, SUNDAY, SEPT. 3.
Owing to the uncertainty of the
weather the baseball special which was
advertised to leave at lis p. m. has
been abandoned. Tickets at 81 90 for the
round trip will be good on train leav-
ing Anaconda at Ills a. m.
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He sWIPED THE WATERMELO NS
Bad Boy Took Grapevine Twist on
Garden Products-Youths Are
Old Offenders.
(Snecial to Inter MountainO

Especial 70 Intef MOunta1n.1
Anaconda. Sept. z. = William Brown.
Charles Smith and Homer Cole. the three
boys arrested by Constable Rentz sew
eral days ago for stealing watermelons