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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

Deweesa W McKeesport zniesiono
i przeniesiono do doliny Kiskine-
tos. W skutek tego McKeesport
pozbawione zostanie waznego ogni-
ska przemysiu, a ma to bye kara
dla mieszkanc6w, "a to re sprzyJa-
ia strajkerom. Rozporzadzenie ma
tychmiast wchodzi W zycie. StraJ-
kerry drwia sobiez rozporzadzenia,
twierdzac, re to bluff" tylko i re
dowod to sfabo5ci korporacyi. Fa-
bryka Deweesa jest jedna z mai.
starszych i naiwiekszych W Penn
sylvanii, zaiozona pred blisko 4o
laty, pokrywa obszar 12-14 ARROW.
daje zatrudnienie 900-l2OO robo-
tnik6w. Obiega pogloska, re takze
fabryka National Tube Works"
ma bye z McKeesport przeniesio-
ma.
New YORK, logo Sierpnia. -
Alexander Segura, tainy policyant
rzadu w}oskiego, oswiadczyf, jak
opowiada journal G. Advertiser"
ze Bresci ME byf wfasciwym NOR
derca kr6la Humberta. Mai on
strzelac try razy, ale chybit kaz-
dym razem, i dopiero potem stree
lii towarzysz jego Luigi Gianstti,
i ranif kr6la smiertelnie. Segura
twierdzi, ze zrobif to odkrycie,
kiedy przebrany "a robotnika pra.
cowaf W pewnej fabryce jedwabiu'
ST. PAUL, Mimi, 10 Sierpnia. -
Do dispatch" donosza Red
Lodge, Mont, il dwudziestu Fin
landczyk6w pracuiacych u Rocky
Fork Coal 90. straszliwie jest roz'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, logo Sierpnia. -
Wczoraj og}oszono tu rozporzadze-
ME lorda Kitchenera 2 d. Z Sier-
pnia, odpowiednie instrukcyo m
rzsdu cesarskiego i rzadu kolonii
Przyladka j Natalu. Jest ono ma
stepuiace:
,Wszyscy komendanci, korneci
polowi dow6dzcy uzbrojonych
oddziaf6w Boer6w byiych repu-
blk, kt6rzy jeszcze prowadza woj.
ne wojskami Jego Cesarskiej
Mosci czy to W kolonii Oranje'
czy W Transwalu, czy W innych
czesciach posiadfosci po}udniowo
afrykanskich j. Q. NJ, wszyscy
czfonkowie byiych rzad6w wofnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

Ksiaze Henryk miaf lat "a. O.
powiadano, re do Amefyki przyby-
wa celem starania sic reke panny
Maryi Goelet W New Yorku. Sta.
raj on sig kiedy5 o reke infantki
Maryi, siostry kr6la hiszpanskie.
go, ale mafzenstwo ME przyszfo do
skutku, bo ksieciu zarzucano zbyt-
MIA rozrzutnosc. Urodzif sic W
Ham W Anglii. Odznaczyf sie swo-
jemi podr6zami, szczeg6lniej do
wnetrza Madagascaru j do wnetrza
Tybetu, "a CO otrzymaf krzyz Legii
honorowej, zfoty medal towarzy-
stwa geografcznego W Paryzu i
zostaf czfonkiem honorowym towa-
rzystw geografcznych W Londy-
ME, Bernie, Wiedniu i Rzymie.
Ze wszystkich czionkow swej ro-
dziny byf najwiecej republican,
nem.
LoNDYN, logo Sierpnia. :
Department spraw zagranicznych
W. Brytanii prosil telegrafcznie
posia brytyjskiego Sir Ernest Sa-
tow W Pekinie, by podaf powody,
dla kt6rych ME chciaf podpisae
protokolu. Sekretarz spraw "a
granicznych prosif liberaia, Hen
ryka Normana, by tenze zamierzo-
ma interpelacya W tel sprawie
wni6sf W izbie nizszej dopiero W
Poniedziafek, kiedy juz zapewne
odpowiedz nadejdzie.
RzYM, logo Sierpnia. =
Anarchista Luigi Gianotti, aresz-
towany W Medyolonie pod zarzu-
tenn, ze byt wsp6lnikiem zbrodni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10
TofstOj.

Wsp6fpracownik redakcyi Pc
tersburskich ,Nowosti", kt6ry ma
wiesc chorobie Toistoja pospie.
szyl do Jasnej Polany, podaie SEE
reg ciekawych szczeg6i6w o swoim
pobycie W maiatku wielkiego pisa
RIA.
Wiadomosc chorobie Tolstoja
wzruszyfa ogromnie miejscowych
chfopow, z pewnoscia nier6wnie
silniej nia wszystkich wielbicieli
jego talentu ma obu p6fkulach
Pred dworem stafy tiumy chfopek
zawodzacych giosno i biadujacych
mad tenn, CO poczna. gdy pan
umrze. Chfopi takze SLIME wzru.
szeni i przygnebieni, zachowywai
sic spokojniej. Jeden mich ope.
wiadal korespondentowi nNowosti"
TAXI epizod:
Podczas zniwa przyszedf raz
Toistoj ma pole i zastaf robotnik6w
palacych bezczynnie fajki Zoba.
czywszy to, zaczaf ich pouczac
szkodliwosci palenia tytoniu j tax
ich wzruszyf, ae odrzucii fajki,
przysiegajac, ze nigdy palic ME
beda.
W zimie odezytywai Tofstoj
chiopom ustepy ,,Potegi ciemno-
ty" i skwapliwie uwzgledniaf wszy-
stkie ich uwagi. Podczas ostatniej
choroby. gdy Toistojowi zn6w sig
polepszylo. odezwaf sic do zony:
,,dostafem znowu kr6tki urlop."
Wiadomost o fzmianie ma korzys6
W zdrowiu ukochanego pana Wy
woiala nieopisana radose W cafej
Jasnej Polanie; starry i miodzi
cieszyi sis, starcy j kobiety bill
pokiony j aegnali sig, m6wisc: Bog
wysluchat AassycL modlitw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

zostat raniony W jakiejs potyczce
Boerami. Teraz urzedowo jej Ia
przeczono.
= Ma giefdzie paryzkiej roz-
chodzi sic wiesc, jakoby byiy pre-.
zydent wolnego panstwa Oranje,
Stein, wkr6tce miaf przybyc do
Holandyi.
: Rad brazylijski odkryi nowe
sprzysiezenie rewolucyjne i odby.
waja sig liczne aresztowania.c
z Danii donoszs, re rosyi.
ski Rad zamierza urzadzic wielkie
manewra woisk rosyjskich W Fin.
landyi.
= Balon Santosa Dumonta W
Paryzu zostaf W czasie ostatniej
podrozy mocno uszkodzony. Wy
nalazca buduje nowy okret napo-
wietrzny, kt6ry juz ME bedzie miaf
ksztaftu walcowatego, tylko clip
soidalny.
w Moskwie lekarz miejski
Tiszomirow zamierza przedstawic
kongresowi lekarzy, kt6ry sig cd.
hedzie wa Wrzasniu. dziecko vie.
sniaka, liczace lat 6, a 5 stop 2 ca
le wysokie wazace l42 funt6w.
z pofudniowej Rosyi, jakotez
z r6znych okolic mad Wofga i ME.
daleko Woskwy, donosza o groz-
nych pozarach step6w i torfowisk.
= W powiecie Casper W Nebra-
see srozyfa sic wczoraj straszliwa
burza piorunowa i gradowa. Tor.
nado zmi6tf dwie fanny 4 mile ma
p6inoc cd Elwood.
= KS. arcybiskup Ireland "a
pewnia, re ME proszono go, azeby
posredniczyf W strajku robotnik6w
trustu stalowego.
w Lima Spring, Ia, pozar
obr6cii W perzyne handlowa dziel-
nice i zrzadzif szkode ma $l50,0o0.
W San Francisco strajk sdalej
sie szerzy; zastrajkowaio 75o kucha
rzy okretowych i kelnerow, jakotez
120'chfopc6w W Union Iron Works.
w Belleville, ILL.,, zostafa a.
resztowana Katarzyna Blazie, ,oska-
rzona to, ze usifowafa zamordo-
wac swoje 8 letnia przybrana CO.
reczke.
W Patersonie pohcya zabro.
Mia przedstawienia sensacyjneJ
tragedy p. t. ,,zamordowanie kr6la
Humberta". Anarchisci ma zgro-
madzeniu oswiadczyli, re ME misli
mic do czynienia z urzadzeniem
tego przedstawienia, kt6re nadto
ich W ziem swietle przedstawia.
DO New Yorku donosza
Europy, re przedsiebiorca Maurice
Grau zaangazowat do swej opery,
ktora podrozowa6 bedzie po Ame-
ryce, znowu p. Edwarda Reszke,
Jan Reszke ME przybedzie W tym
roku do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 10 Sierpnia, 1901.

Kiedy sic czyta siyszy o tenn,
CO sie dzieie W chlubiacych sig re
swej cywilizacyi spofeczehstwach
europejskich, kiedy sic rozwaza.
W jakim kierunku biegnie prad ich
mysi powszechnei, to pokazuje sic
wypadk6w, re zapanowafa W tych
spofeczenstwach okropna bezwzgle-
dno56 i cheo wytepienia sifa fly.
czna prawdziwej swObody mySli,
przekonan, zasad, wierzen, to
wszystko W imie - obrony idei
wolnosci! Nieprawdopodobna
sprzeczno5el A jednak jest to mai
swiezsza, najnowsza cecha obecne-
go stanu spoiecznego W teuropeJ-
skich najbardziej 'cywilizowanych
narodach. We Francyi, Anghi,
Wioszech, Niemczech, Hiszpanii.
Zapanowafs W tych spoieczen-
stwach formalna epidemic despoty-
cznej nistolerancyi, pod hasfem
prawa wolnosci tfumow, W imie
dobrobytu proletaryatu. Mysl pier
wotna, W zasadzie swej zdrowa, o
lie chciais roztoczyc lepsza opieke
spoieczna mad wszystkiem CO ucis-
nione, co biedne, CO samo rady So
bic dae ME moze i o lie pragnefa,
zeby siabych ME uposledzano, lecz
otaczano chrzescijanska miioscia i
pomoca: mysl ia, piekna i dobra,
wyrodziia SIP jednak W przesade.
Wszedzie W tych krajach widzimy
codziennie fakty rozbujaiej niena-
wi5ci klasowej, gwsfty zadawane
sumieniom, przekonaniom i OPT
niom klas jednych, pod pozorem,
re one szkodza wolno5ei klas in
nych.'
Wszelkie narady publiczne, ze-
branis zwo}ywane przez jakies
stronnictwo, stafy sic juz niemozi-
we, gdyz jednoczeSnie przeciwnicy
tego stronnictwa staraja sig zgro-
madzio tiumy, kt6re wybijaja
drzwi, wpsdsja gwaftem ma sale,
wymy5laia ostatnimi wyrazami
tamtym, czego naturalnie wywia.
zuie sic biiatyka, awantura kar-
czemna, a jej rezultatem to, re ze-
branie musi sic rozei5c, zdania ME
moga bye wymienione, czyh re
konstytucyjne prawo obywatela do
swobody wynurzania swych pre-
konan i mySh, zostaje pogwaicone
brutalna siia tium6w, upojonych
rozpasanem wyobrazeniem ich
wy}acznej wolnosci.
W dziennikach francuzkich czy.
tamy codzien o tskich wypadkach.
SocyaliSci ME pozwalaja nacyona-
listom, czionkom ,.Ligi oiczyzny
francuzkiej" odbyc zadnego zgro-
madzenia W swojem gronie. T}uka
ich wypedzaja z sail. Oh sami
znowu socyalisci doznaia podobne-
90 wet "a wet cd snarchistow, gdy
urzadzaja swoje zebrania. Jedni
za5 i drudzy, gdy speiniaia te
gwafty i biiatyki, mniemaia, re
bronia iakiejs wolnosci, jakiej5
wielkiej idei. Me widza i ME ro-
zumieja wszakze, re So tylko na-
rzedziami pewnej kliki ambitnych
i pyszafkowatych agitator6w, SEX
ciarzy, doktryner6w, fowiacych "a
zwyczai W metnej wodzie grube
ryby dla wysuniecia siebie na-
prod. Pod hasiem obrony wolno-
Sci wprowadzaia despotyzm pie
sci j ku!akow.
Gdyby podobne obiawy wyste-
powaiy tylko W jednym kraju, mp.
we Francyi, moznaby powiedziec,
De to temperament zywy, gwaito-
why; ze to chaos zamieszanie wy
obrazeh, rozszerzone faiszywemi
tsoryami, So przyczyna ziawisk 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

= Berlinski ., ,Reichsanzeiger"
donosi, re Rad pruski sonkcyono-
wal zaciagniecie przez W. KS.
Poznahskie po2yczki W sumie 40,-
100000 marek.
- Rozeszta sic byia " Londy-
mic pogiosks, ze lord Kitchener
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
SHARON.

Philip and Edward Rose Of N "
Hampshire are visiting at their grad.
father's. Rev. e. B. Chamberlin.
Laura and Lizzie Freeman spent the
the past week in %Brookteld.
Mrs. Mary A. Howe and son James
have gone to NJ issachuSettS to visit
Henry Howe and amily.
Loren Mosher Of New York is at
hnme for a short vacation.
Miss Jennie Moves hasgone to Mon.
tague CITY, Mass 20 visit her uncl 4,
Elmer Hart.
William Blake was in STAFFORD last
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Wiley and James Doyle
were 10 Wilder last Sunday visiting at
Walter Doyle's.
Charles Barrett has been unable to
work for the past week On account of
trouble with his tee tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, the
guest, Of j. S. Wi lev, have been in
Stafford and Barre this week.
Miss Grace Wiley was in White
River Junction last Monday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23

Mrs. Charles Preston and daughte,
Edith of Stratford were in town a fe VI
days ago.
A. II. Badger attended the bal
game 1T South Royalton lat week
Saturday.
Mrs. Bicknell, Mrs. Ernest Badger
q Beatrice Chamberlin were called
to Hanover, N. H., last Thursday by
the illness OF Mrs. Bicknell's daugh.
ter, Mrs. Badger remaining With her
sister until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Cook are again
occupying the Luvia Fay place.
W. H. S Whitcomb of BURLINGTON.
representing the New York Equitable
Lie Insurance 60 was in town last
week Friday.
Ezra Wood of Hartford was in town
last Saturday.
re Jimin Dutton and family of
Kansas and j. Fl. Pratt and family of
West Hartford visited at Chas. Vests
last week.
j.. S. Wiley returned to Woodstock
tues ay to continue his duties as
juror.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
Especial to TELEGRAM

Montpelier, July % ROCCO Lott
was set upon last evening about IL
o'clock by two Italians and badly
pounded. He was passing by Thomas
Eagan's sheds when he was ~accosted
by two Italians. He says they both
had on iron knuckleS.
After a few words they began tc
pound him, knocking him down. His
screams brought assistance from an
electric car that was passing and his
asSailant fled.
Lotti wa, carried 10 his house near,
by and a doctor summoned. He was
found to be badly bruised about bis
head.
He identified his assailants as Au
gustus Sanguinitli and a fellow named
PicColi. WarratS have been ISIS, ed for
their arrest. but they have not been
captured as yet.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
CITY NEWS

W. c. Belknap and family left thi.
morning for Bellows FL after d
short stay In this city with Mr.. ant
Mrs. +. II. Nichols.
Mrs. A. G. Fay returned today from
Wht clock.
The wom.n living around Currier
Park are doing much to improve the
appearance OF the park, They have
just had the grass Cut on this end.
Mrs. f. NJ. Hinsdale has returned
from Georgia.
The Masonic picnic committee will
meet this evening at I O'Clock ia
Masonic hall. All those who have not
yet paid their picnic assessment will
have an opportunity to do 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Grady have re.
turned from their wedding trip.
St. Johns Court, G O. F., will hold
a regular meeting Friday night.
Henry Premier, Jr., of Montpelier,
al d his brother, A. W. Premier, are at
Berlin Pond for a few days outing.
Miss Flora M. Batchelder has gone
to Queen City Park, Burlington.
Ga account of illness amongst the
committee the ladies Of the Z. ngrega-
tional church will not entertain their
friends at the lawn party as was eX.
pec.ed this week.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
CITY NEWS

Charles Roseblough Of the Rose
blough Monument Co., St. Louis,
and his son are In the city on business
with E. J.. Smith & Co.
There will be a business meeting OF
the Ladies Aid of the Congregational
church, in the church parlor Wednes.
day afternoon July "a at 2 p. m.
Remember the lawn social under
the auspices Of the Baptist Y. p. S.
@. E at the home OF Mrs. John Ma.
son on hill St, Wednesday evening
July "a. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
Arthur O'Rourke had his bicycle
stolen from in front of the Morse
clock last night. He knows who took
it and warns him to bring it back and
so avoid trouble.
L. L. Cole returned this morning
from a two days Stay at Camp Hooker
Greensb 70 Pond.
On account Of the low water the
Barre Roller Mills can run only even.
ings this week.
c. S. Andrews left this morning for
St.Albans, thence he will join his fam.
lily in the Adj ondacks for few days
a. M. Hunt OF Boston, editor or
Granite, is in this city.
Eugene X. Ellis is on his annual va
cation from G. I. Corners store.
ID. r. Bisbee OF Waitsfeld was in
this city today for the first time since
ne left here a year ago last May.
Mrs. E l. Blanchard left this noon
for Brockton, Mass, after a visit with
ner father, A, R. Thurston.
D. NJ. Miles went to Burlington this
morning.
A. 0. Foster of Graniteville left
this noon for Buff 40, N. Y.
Mrs. Robert Frasier and daughter,
Miss Belle, left this noon for Quincy,
for the benefit OF the health of
the latter. Sac will probably remain
there a month.
The Veronica League will hold a
party on DR.. }. E MaSweeney's
lawn Wednesday evening from Z 30 to
10 o'clock. A program will be gwen
and ice ream and cake served.
John b. Como, engineer at Jones
Bros, is confined to the house by sick
less.
H. c Gleason OF Burlington was in
he city today.
Mrs. W. l.. Wentworth and child.
en- left this morning for 81. Adams,
Ifter a visit in this city with her Sis
er, Mrs. John Dodge.
H. A. Billings Of White River juno
ion is in the city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander have
eturned from a visit with Mr.. and
drs. M. G. Noonan at Mallett's Bay.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that
after this date ali Sunday picnics or
similar gatherings in the city Of Barre
are forbidden and thar this order will
be enforced by the police,
JOHN Robins.
JAMES SCOTT.
SD. KINGSTON
POLICE COMMITTEE.
Barre, VT, July II, 1901. l2i
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-31
CLASH WITH CHIEF
HACKMEN ORDERED OFF OF MAIN
STREET BY POLICE.
SAY THEY WILL NOT MOVE
Cabbies Insist That They Have Right
= to Certain Stands and That
Chief Is Exceeding His
Authority.

Owing to the complaints of many OF
the merchants on the block on Main
street between Broadway and Park
streets and who object to the blockading
of the store approaches with teams,
Chief of Police Reynolds this noon issued
an order to clear the street on that
block. 4.
Patrolmen went to work and ordered
the expressmen and hack drivers to
move on, together with those drivers
who have been using the block for hitch
ing purposes.
The hack drivers who stand on the
block objected to the order and insisted
that they had been given permission by
the lessees of property in front of which
they stand to use the space.
No arrests We're made, although the
hackmen refused to move. The matter
will be reported to the chief and the
drivers will appeal to him to make an
exception in their cases.
The drivers claim they have a legal
right to stand in front of places where
permission is given by the lessee and
that the police cannot interfere inas-
much as the hack business Is licensed :
In case the chief insists on the order
being carried out to the letter, several
interesting lawsuits may result.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-31
FIRST ANNUAL FEED
MEMBERS OF THE BUTTE PRESS
CLUB WILL CELEBRATE.
WILL EAT THE OLD YEAR OUT
City Is Expected to Be on Hand
and Take a Mouth in the
Proceedings.

The new Press club of Butte, the men,
bership of which comprises the newspa-
Der workers of Anaconda and this city,
will have a banquet at the Thornton no.
tel tonight-and tomorrow morning.
During it's deliberations it will bid adieu
to the old year in a manner cOmmensur-
ate with the occasion and greet the new
one with a smile of welcome and other
smiles. as there are several boxes Of
this brand of greeting ready to be tapped
when smiling time arrives.
By morning." is not meant that the
festivities are to be continued after day.
light under the auspices of the club, but
simply refers to the few minutes, possi-
bly, an hour or two, after the birth of 1902.
The members are expected to be on
hand not later than 80 o'clock. at about
which time the festivities will begin.
carried to the foot of 1901 and broken
over into the column Of 1902.
Other Meetings in Prospect.
The banquet is to be the first of a Sc
ries of annual engagements which the
club expects to play about the same time
each year. but in the meantime meetings
of smaller pretensions will doubtless be
held at intervals of once month. Every
person whose connection with a newspa-
per in Butte entities him or her. as the
case may be, to membership in the club,
no matter whether the paper is a weekly
or daily, is expected to be present and
participate in the proceedings. The club
was organized for the express purpose of
engendering and maintaining good fell
lowship among the members Of the craft.
Some Oratorical and Other Stunts.
In addition to the dinner a splendid
musical program has been arranged (the
class OF music has not been fully an
nounced). to follow the demolition of the
viands. John McMurray, as president of
the club, will read an address; j. w.
Kelley will expatiate on the "knocker;"
w. w. Walsworth will tell of his ex-
perience while essaying the role of Rev.
Rounder; Charles Copenharve will give
the theatrical profession few pointers;
J. W. Scott will take a fall out of the
IMAM who butts in" j. NJ. Kennedy will
speak Of the late watch mot the Wa
terbury brandt; Ned Clarke Haynes will
deliver discourse on a Line O. Type or
Two" and punctuate it with a few selec-
lions on the banjo; George Long will
talk about 'Crayon Pictures of Well
Known Men," J. Lawrence Dobell will
give the Silver Bow Bugle a few blasts
j. r. Wharton will speak on the subject
of honorary members of the street car
service, "or the Man That Carries the
Red Book Daniel ]. Walsh will dis
sect a Bunch of Laughs" Jesse D.
Searles will tell of the wonders performed
by dope" writer's. and A. B. Keith will
cover the multitude of sins with a talk on
the grand duplex roundup, or, when
Thirty Comes"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-31
PERSONAL,

E. M. Burch of Havre is in the city
T. D. Powell of Hecla is at the Butte.
M. s. Gum of Helena is at the Thorn
ton.
Miss Malachi is visiting friends in An
aconda.
c. A. Sharkey of Billings is registered
at the Finien.
Mrs. T. J. Gilmore of Helena is visit
ing in the city.
James A. johnson was over yesterday
from Anaconda.
Attorney c. H. Reber is in Great Falls
on legal business.
Miss Aurora Jette is the guest of rela-
tives in Anaconda.
J. o. Reed was among yesterdays ar
rivals from Missoula.
Mrs. E. S. Richards of Helena is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Among yesterdays arrivals from the
Capital City was Charles T. Perry.
r. L. Oliver, bounty attorney of Flat
head county. Is spending the holidays in
the city.
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Stephens and Mrs.
Graham are in the city today from the
Smeltar City.
Joe WhltWOrt1, one of Deer Lodges
prominent merchants Is in Butte on a
business trip.
Attorney T. j. Porter of Miles City,
and Mrs. Porter are staying at the
Thornton during the holidays.
& w. A. Ray. head bookkeeper for the
Diamond r. Mining company of Nei-
hart. is in the city on his way to his old
home at Charlotte, S. c.
J. A. Koontz, city superintendent of
schools at Anaconda, is visiting in the
city, on his return from the state teach
ers' meeting at Missoula.
w. F. Hester. a prominent cattleman
OF Northern Montana, who. with his
wife. his been visiting in the city during
the holidays has returned to Great
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cartier will leave
tomorrow for the City of Mexico where
they expect to spend the balance of the
winter in the interest of their health.