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The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
DECLINES TO BE CITED
Pingree Refuses to Obey Order of
Court.

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Detroit. Dec. Ex-Governor Pin
gree, who was summoned into court
today to answer the charge of contempt,
the result of published interview in
which he attacked the court and prose-
cutting attorney, refused to appear.
He sent telegram denying the courts
authority to cite him, the chief execu-
tive of the state, he having coordinate
power with the judiciary.
Judge Mosher on receipt of Pin
gree's telegram said he did not con-
slider the case one against the COVER
nor, but against Pingree individually
and had no desire to interfere with
the duties of the governor. Therefore,
he continued the case till January 9,
after the expiration Of his term Of
Office.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
DEATH BY DROWNING.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 28-James
Atkins, his wife Sarah, and Lou Gin
ningham were drowned in the Cum
berland river near Celina, Tenn.
They were crossing the stream in a
small boat which struck a snag and
sank
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
MURDERER DEAD.

Washington, Dec. 29-Samuel Mac
Donald, who killed Auditor Morris,
died today of self-inficted wounds.
The doctors thought Macdonald had a
good chance to recover, but he refused
to take medicine or nourishment and
wore himself out.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
HAFF SAILS ONE.

Boston, Dec. ga statement issued
by Thomas L. Lawson tonight says
that Captain Hank Half has been en-
gagged to sail the new boat and will be
assisted by Captain Nat Watson, as
reserve master.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
FIRE SALE PROBABLE.

Chicago, Dec. 29-Fire this morning
broke out in the third floor of the big
retail store of Marshall Field & Co.,
and for time threatened it's entire
destruction. By hard work, however,
the department. was able to confine
the flames to the third and fourth
floors and the loss will not be over
425, 900.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

Holyhead, Dec. 29-The bodies of
20 members Of the crew of the Brit
ish bark Primerose Hill, Captain
Wilson, from Liverpool for Van
couver, which went on the rocks three
miles of South Stack during the gale
and broke up, have been washed
a1hore.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
v1LLARD,s WILL.
Value of Estate Left Is Not
Given.

New York, Dec. 29-The will Of
the late Henry Willard, who died at
his country home, Dobbs Ferry, in
November last, was offered for probate
in the Westohester county surrogate g
court at White Plains today. The
value Of the estate is not given.
To his wife, Fannie G. Willard, he
leaves $3.50, 900 outright and all house
hold furniture, bric-a-brac, etc. To
his son, Oswald, $50, 900. To his son,
Harold, he gives a share of the resi-
duary estate. To his daughter, Hell
en-, $25, 600 and the income of $25, 900
yearly. To his sister. the wife OF
General Alexander of Munich, he
gives 20, 900 marks.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
ONE WILL CLOSE.

New York, Dec. 28-Of the several
exchanges in the financial district
only one, the coffee exchange, will
be closed on Monday next The
others will do business as usual.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
OZARK" MANS IDENTITY.

Omaha, Dec. 29-The ozark COM
plexioned man. in the Cudahy kid
naping is now believed to be Eddy
MCGEE, alias Ralston, who engineered
the Beals kidnapping in Kansas City
few years ago, and the police are look
ing for him.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
HOWGATE RELEASED.

Albany, N. Y. Dec. s9-Henry W.
Howgate, who was once disbursing
omcer OF the signal service and whose
ASxest on charges Of forgery and falsi-
A(ation Of accounts caused great
eonation q few years ago. was today
1oIe6ssd from the penitentiary, having
Deved six yearA
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
SMYTHE MAY RECvOER.

Indianapolis, Dec. 28-Smythe, the
grand secretary of the Masons, mys-
teriuosly shot yesterday, may recover.
There is still no clue to the blonde
woman.
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
WILD GOOSE CHASE.

Vancouver, Dec. 28-Finding of
coarse gold in the crop of wild goose
killed near Pitt lake has started
stampede of prospectors to that Sec
tion..
The Billings gazette., 1901-01-01
AGAIN FOOLED THEM.
Grove too Clever for the St. Joseph
Police Force.

ST. Joe, Mo-, Dec. 29-For the
fourth time the police and detectives
of this city have been outwitted by
Pat Grove and the men who are al
legged to be instrumental in keeping
him from the clutches of the law.
Captain Henry France led squad Of
officers in a raid on building this
evening in which it was supposed
Grove and Ralston, alias McGee,
Groves pal, were in hiding, but the
officers found no trace of the men,
Policeman Dillon and Carson stated
tonight that Grove and Ralston we're
in the building this afternoon.
Special Rate to Hunters Hot Spring
The Northern Pacific railway offers
the people of Montana special round
trip rates to Hunters Hot Springs to
enable them to enjoy the fine mineral,
hot water baths at that point. These
springs are situated at Springdale,
nineteen miles east of Livingston.
The site is beautiful one and the
medicinal properties of the waters are
equal to those found anywhere.
A special eight-day ticket, good for
roud trip fare to Springdale and for
twenty one meals, seven nights lodging
and bathing privileges at the springs,
will be sold as follows:
Hamilton, $27.
Missoula, $25.
Philipsburg, $24.
Marysville, $21.
Deer Lodge, $22.
Pony, $40.
Norris, $40.
Winston, $40.
Townsend, $40.
Lombard, $18.
Custer, $40.
Forsyth, $22.
Miles City, $24.
Glendive, $27.
A three-day ticket, including fare to
Springdale and return, six meals, two
nights lodging and bathing privileges
will be sold from points and at rates
named below:
Butte, $40.
Helena, $40.
Bozeman, So.
Chestnut, Sc.
Bridger, 80.
Carbon, 50.
Red Lodge, $40.
Billings, 1886.
Call on Northern Pacific railway
general agents at Butte or Helena or
on local agents at points named.
Chas. s. Fee, G. P. A.,
37-tf. St. Paul, MINI.
Ct Inhn'e CnIInh Gurp will cure
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
ElDREDS DIVORCED.
Ead Of Holden n. E,drsd's Lats.t Msirlf
montAi EntsrpYiss.

Ead Of aoides n. Eidrsd's Lats.t Msirif
moniSi Entsrpri.s.
Cordelia Eld.ed she was. CoYdelia
Goodman she is. A decree OF divorce
and restitution OF her former name were
granted by Judge Atwood late yesterday
afternoon. Rumor had been busy for
some weeks with tales OF domestic in
felicity 10 the home OF Holden K. Eldred
One rumor was that he held ou, to bis
vile that bis wealth was worth consider.
alton 10 her be .toval Of affections and
the marital relations. This was before
the marriage August II. 1900. She was
a wido~, Holden a widower. and the lat
ter is charged in the complaint as being
moved in his latest matrimonial venture
solely BY the idea Of securing a house
keeper. Blu, he didn't get house. but
kept her long time in an Office building
in one room. says the complainant.
though able to have done better by her.
Holden was not kind. Spoke harshly Of
her absent children. used vile language
and once 20 far forgot the coniugal rela.
ton as to call her 4 Damn fool" Con
tinuance OF neglect and her belief that
he did no, love Ter had preyed upon her
health to such degree .ha. the lady
feared, that unless the bonds ,ha. oP-
pressed we're broken. her life would be
abbreviated. 1t had already been rem
dered in the language Of her attorneys.
MessYs Patton & Hawkins. "a great bur
den" Judge Atwood lifted it. Mr. Eldred
vas not present and made no denial OF
the sol, impeachment. though be denies
the truth OF rumors. He attributes the
troubles to meddlesome women and will
now cen:er his affections upon his horses.
To: lady will 60 back 10 Ohio accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs George
Gilbert. Of Ashland. Ohio, who has been
visiting her.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
, MODERklZING EDUCATION.

The electives" Of the three younger
classes in Yale for the coming year show,
as expected. continued tendency 10
modernize the COLLEGE course. In egh.
teen yelis under this gradual change
mathematics have fallen eff 50 per cent.
L,,in and Greek have largely given
place to English and modern languages.
History and the social sciences have
gained most Of all.
|, Cannot be said that the Young men
have chosen badly. Instead Of continuing
the study of dead forms OF syntax already
faiGly mastered in preparatory school,
they choose to learn their own tongue,
to study the speech ot Europe, import
ant in trade and essential TO culture, aud
10 examine how the world lives, works
and is governed.
Latin and Greek and the higher maihe
matics will always have their adh rtn,-,
but the educators OF the iuiure will no.
insist upon putting all boys through the
sam. mill. and they will no, leave any
graduate so ignorant OF his mother
tongue as college men have been in the
pas,.-New York World.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
BOMB WAS TOO FAST.

Bank Robbers Foiisf BY PFecipitAte Ex
Piostop.
Cambr'dgeport. Mass. May 7I-The
Camblidgep National bank was the
scene OF an explosion just ~ the doors
op.ncd this morning. The building
vas wrecked and Cashier w. H. Roos
severely injured. The theory Of the Po
lice is tina, bank robbers we're foiled last
night. but lief; lime bomb in the bank,
expecting the explosion would occur
curing the business hours. They were
then to take advantage Of the excitement
and loot the bank. The bomb exploded
before they were prepared for their
grand entry
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
Mystery
IS ElD|0l1ed
FoIlEO THE BRUTE.
woman Coufsssss to Murder and Clears
up u Mystery,

Woman Coufsssss to Murder and ClesYs
ups My.tery'
Washington. May 2o-The mystery At.
tending the killing Of lanes Seymour
Ayres. a census Office clerk. in the Ken.
more hotel early last Wednesday morn.
ing was solved today by a voluntary con.
fession from Mrs Lulu I. Bonine, a mar.
ried woman and guest Of the house.
that the three shots which ended Ayres'
life had been fred in struggle between
herself aud Ayres.
Mrs Bonnie confessed to Major Syl.
vester. superintendent Of police. this aft.
ernoon. after severe examina,ion. She
has been under suspicion for several
days.
Mrs Donine was resident Of the Ken.
more hotel, where the murder was com.
mitted, and is the wife Of drummer for
a Chicago drog house. She stated tha:
Ayres had drawn the pistol on her for
the purpose Of making her respond to
an improper proposal. Mrs Bonine says
that she Immediately grasped the re-
volves and in the struggle which ensued
IL was discharged three times, striking
him At zach shot. the last shot proving
fatal She says the cries for help which
Miss Minas heard we're all from her, as
we're also the sobbing which Miss Minas
described.
Mrs Bonine says that after the shoot
ing she passed through the window OF
Ayres' room onto and down the FIRE es
cape ladder and entering the parlor win.
dow Of the second floor passed through
the parlor and back up the stairway Of
the hotel 10 her own room. on the fourth
fioor. She then washed her halds. un
dressed and retired.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
hGg|lg
0f Stockholders.
THE STREET RAILWAY.

Proposed Method for Securing Means for
Extension Of tho Line
A number OF stockholders of the B. R.
& U. company held very enthusiastic
meeting last night at their Offices. 1899
Pearl street, and unanimously resolved
10 each become committee of one to
secure subscriptions to the capital stock
Of the company for the purpose of secur-
ing funds to purchase additional poles
and wire to complete the wiring Of the
city. and also to personally solicit busi
ness among their individual friends.
Since they have adequate equipment IN
the way Of boilers. engines. dynamos and
other apparatus for furnishing the entire
city with electric lights. the securing Of
poles and wire and additional labor nee
essary TO install the same should be
small matter.
Ii was set forth by speakers present
that the town is yet not more than half
lighted by electric lamps, and it is the
intention Of the reorganiz alton committee
to extend the lighting service as fast as
possible. When that has been accom-
plished. they will turn their attention to
the building Of additional street railway.
either by asking donations from the prop
erty owners outright at so much front
foot on the streets on which the road
would be built. or offering the capital
stock OF the company at par to the peo
pie living along the selected routes. The
former course is usually adopted in all
cities and towns where street railway
lines are built; for it unquestionably ad
vances the value of the property for sale
or rental purposes from 70 10 Is per cen.
on the valuation; as in the case OF Boul.
der. where the people largely own their
homes. the results would Immediately
benefit all; for in addition to adding 10
tn. value OF every foot OF land 10 the
section OF the town covered by the rail.
way. i, would max: work at good wages
for large number oil idle ci. zens.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
FIRST BLOOD FOR TOM.

Denver. May 7I-Judge Mullins today
decided that the defendants. Editor
S,apleton and Publisher Hill. must show
before the taking Of testimony begins
whether they mean TO justify the pablica
ton Of the arucles Thomas N. Patterson
claims in the big libel SUIT 10 have been
defamatory. Work Of securing the j,ry
then began.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
Strikers A1e0d
And G0IIllQ
STRIKERS WINNING.
ne..s. l. Mo.t Case. ceeosd. tn. Demands

Of Mschinists.
Washington. May 7r-The machinists
are winning IN their s.rik. At nearly all
the large centers between New York and
San Francisco Thousands Of them re-.
turned to work this morning -other
thousands Yesterday. In all instances
the employees have conceded the de
mands Of the men, save where the strike
,ow exists: President O'Connell this
afternoon said all signs point 10 an early
end of the differences.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
MINE OWNERS HERE.

Manager ]. A. Teagarden Of the Wood
Mountain Tunnel company, whose
operations on Four Mile comprise some
OF the heaviest legitimate mining in
Northern Colorado. took up to the
property today these gentlemen. Dr. w.
d. S,orer. ]. E Norlin. J. d. Lynch and
Rober, Fergus. all Of Chicago; J. O. Fife
DR.. George NJ. Cray. NJ. V. ingram and
c. s. McCoaigal. The gentlemen are
inter estcd in the tunnel enterprise. Mr.
McGonisal is recorder OF deeds al
Kansas City. kas.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
hlll AND HAMILTON

Effected the sale OF Nick Handy 5
Lunch Cafe to Claud E. Messenger. He
will run il as "The Merchants Lunch
Roou" open day and night All kinds
Of lunches aud meals served al ali times.
We wish him success Give him 4 Call
and he will treat you right.
HILL & HAMILTON,
Real Estate Agents,
3oII I7,h ST. Phone Ic4a
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
GEN. PORTER DEAD.

Morristown, N. J. May 2I--Ceneral
Fi,z John Porter. aged 81, did today
after many years illness. General Porter
vas one OF McC!elian's chief lieutenants
10 the carly stages OF the war. but vas 50
unfortunate In command that tven his
loyalty was questioned during the bitter
days following early disastrous battles.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
MINERS WILL MARCH.

Hazelton, Pa. May 7I-A secret march
Of the miners to Harrisburg will occur II
they learn the legislature Is not likely to
pass the bills for their relief that have
been introduced. Thousands will be in
the line and take Harrisburg unawares
n Dossible.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

Pueblo. May 7I-Early this morning =
Rio Grande passenger train struck =
bridge over the Charles river At the
same time as huge wall Of water struck
it. The engine and all but Two coaches
got over safely. The two rear coaches.
one Pullman, dashed into the stream
and stand there perpendieularly today
embedded deeply in mud. Several per.
SINS we're injured. but none seriously.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
THRONE TREMBleS.

Ssrvis Again the Sceas Of Great
Disturbance
Vienna, May 2i-The exposure OF the
condition Of the Queen OF Servia and fer
liasion with one OF he- subjects has
created widespread disorder. There are
:nuttering; Of an uprising against King
Alexander. himsesf. II seems highly
probable that the guilty queen will not
only fall, bat that she will drag King
Alexander down With her.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
Pres. Mckinley
G|ep|S children
GROWING STRONGER.

Wtfe of the Pretideut SUI on tho HSil
Side Of Life.
San Francisco. May aI-Mrs McKin'
ley continues to improve. She was So
stron to-day that the president left the
Scott residence long enough to hold .
review Of several thousand school chill
dren. who passed by hN Vring Ameri.
can flags and saluting the president MI
Mckinley smiled and bowed to the little
tots and then went back to the Scott resi-.
dence. where he will remain the rest Of
the day.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
CHATflElD-WILlSON.

Al the home Of the brides sister. Mrs
Bixby. oi this city. May 40, Rev. George
A. Chai6eld, pastor OF the Congrega
,ional church OF Lyons, and Mss Martha
A. Wilson OF Shellsburg. Iowa. were
united in marriage. Rev. NJ. Wilson
officiating. The groom is 4 500 OF D ].
Chaifield OF West Pearl street.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
VOLUNTARILY STARVED.

Fort Worth. May 1i-William Fru
long, negro Of New Boston. Who was
sent to jail for robbery. swore he would
starve himself. All efforts Of his Jailors
to induce him to eat we're unavailing and
today he died of actual starvation.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
CUT HER OWN WRISTS.

Leadville, May 7,-Mrs Charles Green
attempted suicide today by cutting both
Of her wrists with a razor. She was
found with her clothing drench.d in
blood on her doorstep. It is hoped she
may be pulled through.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
REFUSED THE GIFT.

Cumberland. Md. May 2i-By vote
OF the people the offer Of Andrew Car
negie TO give $4,000 to the city for =
public library has been refused. The
poor people refusedto be taxed $4,000 q
wear for the maintenance m OF a library.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.

A special meeting Of the Woman's .
Club OF Boulder is called Saturday
afternoon. May 7s,h a, 3 o'clock sharp.
for the purpose Of hlling the following
vacancies: Recording secretary. treas
urer and chairman Of the department. OF
art and literature. A full attendance is
A~a;veA
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
ARKANSAS FLOOD.

Pueblo. May 7i-Owing to the wash
outs of bridges and culverts, the Denver
& Rio Grande trains west will have 10 be
abandoned for week.
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
CADETS MUST GO.

Washington. May 7I-SecretaIy Of
War Roo, today approved the findings
OF the board OF the West Point academy
recommending dismissal OF six students
convicted OF hasing and suspension OF
otheYs
Daily camera., 1901-05-21
n Co. AtIA0tton.

All members OF H Co. are ordered 10
report at the A,mory. Tuesday evening.
May 7I,t. 1921 at S o'clock sharp,
Business OF Importance. 10 u
Daily camera., 1901-05-21

Mrs Mckinley is getting better. but
she could get no better coffee than the
A. l. C.. to be had only at
SrRAwN & EsGARs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
SILVER LAKE.

The feature Of the week has been the
beautiful--but rather too prolonged
downpour OF rain. There was little
cessation all day Thursday or Friday,
The storm Of Thursday presented a
beautiful view from the upper hills.
The croud mists rose ana fell, dipping
into the lake, and gathering round the
extreme tops of some OF the pines,
completely enveloping the base of 9TH
ers, leaving still others In dark sllhou-
ette against a clear sky beyond
Harmed Pratt has left for home. after
a pleasant visit at the Whitney cot
tage.
Another interesting event was the
appearance hero Of the construction
gang of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company who are now planting
the poles and stringing the wires which
are TO connect Brighton ana Alta with
the outer world by telephone, The line
will be completed in few days, but II
is regrettable that II could not have
been done earlier in the season.
DR.. H. A. Anderson aud Mr.. Frank
mum Ntif tufNAH VI Ahis NhiA WIS ~
Jay Lambert at Eagle Crag cottage for
several days during the week.
The artists, Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Fair
banks have gone home after five weeks
stretching among the pines and hills
Messrs Taggart and Hafen viii re-
main eight or ten days longer.
Mr.. L. ]. Baggs Is visiting at the
cake Box" where Mrs. Plummer and
Mrs Bags have been located for some
time.
Judge Powers has gone TO Salt Lake
for few days.
Mrs. NJ. ]. lambert Is visiting her
son at Eagle Crag cottage.
A dance was given In the hotel dining
room on Saturday evening. A large
crowd attended and 1t was in every
way a success.
Artist Taggart ifs at work on a strik-
ing painting called 1.-THE Prospector."
Rob Brighton has posed for the central
inquire. and no better biodel for the ideal
miner could have been secured. Mr.
Taggart has painted him with piece
Of ore in his hand which he is carefully
inspecting; the trees and mountain
peaks form the background,
Messrs Geo d. Pyper and ]. d. Owen
are expected up Saturday to visit Mrs
Piper and Mrs. owen,
Miss Edith Kingsbury is visiting Miss
Josephine Wells.
~ Lyrs one OF the magnates OF the
Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
York. was here as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs, r. s. Wells on Sunday and
Monday last He returned home by
way OF the Park, visiting the Silver
King en- route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

the brides father, wedding recep-
ton was given, and a host Of relatives
and friends We're there 10 do them hon
or. The bridegroom, Mr. Joseph
Hughes, served an honorable mission in
the Southern States, has taught school
one year since his return and is highly
esteemed In the community His
wife, formerly Miss Lyle Gardner. is
granddaughter OF that pioneer and
tireless rustler Bishop Gardner Of Salt
Lake county
Two more couples Of high standing
are preparing for their nuptials. They
are Mr. John L, Greer and Miss Lizzie
Brockbank; and Mr. Than Ludlow
and Miss Maggie Jones,
INVITATIONS FROM BOX b."
a number Of young men Of this place
have received letters from Box 81 re-
Gently They expressed their gratitude
at being considered worthy TO go on
missions. Indeed, their actions entitle
them to the fullest confidence. They
are model young men, Edward Nor
gan will go 10 the southern states,
Ammon Tuttle and Roger Greer are
not yet certain of their destination
Elder John Israel Hayes has just
returned from a mission, He labored
in Kansas and Nebraska, where he
found many eagerly searching the
truth, and believes that the Gospel VIII
find many more converts ere long.
Elder Alfred c. Rees, Of this place,
writes encouragingly of his Swiss mis-
sion. Although the country Is largely
Catholic the religion Of Jesus Christ
is making substantial progress,
A conference of the Nebo stake of
Zion will be held here tomorrow and
Sunday.
Il. Y. A. educators will lecture TO the
people here Sunday evening,
Judge Saxey, late of Provo, Is build
ing up a fine practice in this place
He is known as one Of the leading law
yers OF the state.
Some fine residences are going up
this season, among them may be men,
toned those Of Ephraim Rowe, VIM. =.
Stoker, Hans Larson, Roger Greer
Mrs. Amelia Rees Stockdale Is visit
ing her parents. Her home Is In Salt
Lake.
Threshng Is in full blast owing TO
dr0uth and grasshOppers the crops are
below the average except sugar beets
which seem TO be In excellent condition.