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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

The attempt today Of ]. G. Galbraith,
notary, to take the dispositions Of
Judge E. ". Harvey. Hsrry Heime--
dinger, w. i. Rowe, Ada H. Bracket
John G. Noble, F. $. WEI ster, William
Love and w. B. Miller in support of a
motion for a new trial in the suit in
volving the Minnie Healey mine, an az
and F. Augustus Heinze and others are
defendants, was a failure, but the pro :.
ceedings had We're not without their
sensational features.
The dispositions were to have been
taken last week, but several of the wit
nesses did not appear and Judge Har-
ney extended the time 20 days for sub
hitting the affidavits in support Of the
motion for new trial. The matter was
then carried over until today.
At the appointed hour 10 o'clock, sew
eral of those whose testimony was de-
sired appeared at the ONCE OF Mr.. CAL
braith, among them being Judge Harvey
and his clerk, Mr.. Heimerdinger; and
Messrs. Love and Webster. Mrs. Brack-
last week or today, although summoned
to do so.
Shortly after 10 o'clock Judge McHat-
ton telephoned the notary that he de-
sired to be present and would be there
soon. A few minutes later man en-
tered the room and assured those in
waiting that Mr.. Mediation would be
on hand.
Judge Mediation is not my counsel, ;
said Judge Harvey.
I'VE will proceed with the matter
said Attorney T. j. Walsh. "Mr. Gal
braith, swear Judge Harvey"
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The attorney raised his right hand
and requested the judge to be sworn.
well, I will not be sworn" said
Judge Harvey, arising from the window
sill on which he had been sitting and
starting towards the door, Don't you
think it," he continued. TN do the
right thing, but nothing like that.
Then you refuse to be sworn?" asked
the notary.
II certainly do" replied the judge.
With these remarks Judge Harvey
stopped long enough near the door TO
request his clerk, Mr.. Heime-dinger. to
go to the court house and open court,
and then passed out of the room.
"Mr. Heimerdingar, be sworn" said
the notary.
THE judge has just asked n'e to open
court and l must co." said the witness,
with smile.
you refuse to be sw ,rn'" said the
notary.
II To-
Mr.. Heimerdinger then left the room
and the notary turned his attention to
Mr.. Rowe. The latter consented to be
sworn. but the oath was reserved pend
ing proceedings against the departing
witnesses.
Cornelius Nelly lSleSnOOE'l lCC OuSI1IA
F'urey at once, and while the latter was
en- route to the attorneys office Mr..
Walsh prepared attachment papers for
Judge Harvey, Ada H. Bracket, Harry
Heimerdinger and John G. Noble, Judge
Harney's stenographer.
At 1880 o'clock Judge Mediation en-
tered the room and demanded that the
minutes of the proceedings be read to
him. He was told by Mr.. Walsh that
the hearing had been held over out, OF
courtesy to him, and as he was not
party to the action he had no right to
hear them.
Judge Mediation insisted upon the
| reading of the notes and Mr.. Walsh con-
scented to 1t. Mr.. Mediation then began
debating a lengthy objection After ne
had spent fifteen minutes at 1t MT
Walsh asked him how much time he IN
tended to consume. s.a
at will take long time" replied the
judge,
1--WE will have them ask the sheriff "a
serve these attachment papers without
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Judge Mediation then mada
.!oh containing several c,auso. oDJec
.!ie causes was based unor ~, VI
.lo'i mat the notary had no i,,r;.d;a.?s-
IN the matter and another o.'oi
" an allegation that the test;, oe1seo
.iol ueslred for the purpose of s,,v.
ing motion for a new trial hit -.
o ., purpose, which he said ~.
eH1Hs excursion with refaranaa !.
some other matter 70
ne notary then asked Judre IT,r.
NC sworn. but the judge refused
ms point in the PROCEEDINGS A.
~, "aish asked that he be commit
" tue custody of the sheriff.
80 Iarney was sitting on tho Gil,
VIC WINDOW. His face flushed and h.
c. anu advanced towards Mr.. wo,.h
onaAlng one of his fingers at Mr. W..
be exclaimed: "a'sn
=, am not going under the custodv -,
INC sherlH. l have never been suh1oo+o
~ sucn indecent treatment. oon,.
stand this much longer." ~"''
mr. wash told the judge II was h;a
ouly 10 proceed as he had and tho t,s-s
answered that it was not and reitara 20 -
ne could not stand It much ,o,,as,,
'neh sat down. but onlv FOR a So.
~ en ne arose and with the remarx ~ .
was going home. left the room,
-. nnnute or two Mrs. Ada H Rroot
49, e.ereo the room with an officer T.,
.ei case the same objections wera ~,
en+a. isoote and Mediation as were
&C. go "a the case of Judge Harnev
ne sworn, Mrs. Bracket" said Me-
g. WIZ not, was the swift resno,sa
one was ordered committed m ~
tcdy OF the sheriff. VIC GUS
VII. nc. proceedings were gone tbro,,,,,.
nl.n IN the cases of Heimerd;nea,. "' :,
n Doth refusing to be swor, a,
49," oelng ordered into the custod,. a
Nc. sneriH' who, with several 7en,,t,e W
"@s there to receive them. 1''es'
,oust arter Mrs. Bracket entoro, =,
-. loo"n Judge Harvey returned aas '"e
80 oiu seat on the window sill, .. .ooh
,af. asan and leaving when the otsa'e'
"n'ch was after they had rae,,Sas
to be sworn. 'ao refused
recess until o'clock was then +,,.
No.. ii'fnehts for the four witnassa.
go ISSUED and signed by tho notas.
' ''so O'Clock and further nrooaal
80 vi the part of the plaintif u,e.o
en suspended until O'Clock ton,orue'.s
q. "hlch time other witnesses viii a.o,'
VIC ca!ied upon to say sometbi,1
sa'o the attorneys for the fou,
persons IN custody intend to commenaa
"aoeas corpus proceedings in bhalf ~
clehts and that eventually ~,
""o'e matter will be ventilated in tb,
supreme court. which will be ASKED :.
PASS upon the jurisdiction of the ,o
tary In the taking of the PROMISED asnaa;
tions. po'eo oeposl-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23
He Came Before Judge Boyle and En-.
tered Plea of Guilty as Charged
and the Court Was So Sur
pr1sed He Took the Case
Under Adyisement

l. The monotpny Of the police court wos
smashed into seventeen different stages
this morning by the appearance of Mich
oias ASHTON on a disturbance charge.
Ashtons role was new. and his act, al
though resulting seriously for him. some,
what humorous.
Back OF the simple complaint is a per,
formance of Ashton which will doubt.
less cause him some grief before Judge
boyle Is finished with him. Ashton
pleaded guilty and the court announced
that sentence would be passed tomor.
row.
Ashton startled the inhabitants of
Galena street last night by appearing
IN full attire of an up to-date stylish
woman, with short hair and broad
sauged shoes. The strange man walked
up and down the street, speaking in a
polite way to all who passed him. an,,
nnally informed a policeman that hi,
services We're not required in that dis
trlct. as hereafter he would regulate the
aHalrs OF the peace and dignity of thar
community.
Ashton insisted that he, she or 1t was
woman, and that the sun burned com.
plexlon and Drowned. hands were due 10
long service in the glorious cause Of
doing good to men.
The night being somewhat dark and
the lights on the nearest corner rather
uncertain the patrolman was unable to
say positively whether his new acouaint.
ailce was man or woman. Appearances
we're against Ashton but the policeman
was somewhat dubious about making
such an assertion without being sure Of
his ground. In order to get a better
view OF the face Of this strange being
the patrolman by degrees walked to the
corner, followed by the mystery. Upon
reaching the light the blue coat turned
ana looked squarely into the face Of the
new acquaintance. Then the startling
discovery was made that a good size(,
ouu OF Juicy tobacco was being energati-
e0'iS worked between the teeth ~ 49,.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23
THEATER G0ERs KICK HARD
Prospect of an Advertising Curtain in
the New Opera House Il
Displeasing.

A number of theater-goers of Butte
are up in arms over statement which
is gaining circulation to the effect that
the big drop curtain to be placed In the
new Grand opera house will be used as
an advertising medium. A representa-
tive of a New York perfume company is
now in the city endeavoring to arrange
for the space on the curtain with Man
ager Sutton
The theater-goers say that although
they have absolutely nothing to do with
the management of the house, they feel
that such action would not reflect
great deal of cerdit on the new theater,
which has up to this time been looked
upon with pride by the Butte people.
One well-known Butte theater-goer
said: "Such proposition is preposter-
Gus. The idea of covering the curtain
in such house with advertisements! It
is simply ridiculous. Think OF going TO
the theater merely for pleasure and
recreation. and where one is supposed
to forget the cares and worries Of hts
daily routine business, and then en-
counter before you. without possible
| means of escape, a curtain full of adver-
tisements for the latest perfumes, soaps.
hair combs, clothing, CT perhaps furni-
ture sales at reduced prices. For my
| an array, and it Is certain that others
would. I have not been advised that
this deal will surely go through. but
hardly believe Manager Sutton would
permit his new house to be taken pos
session of and cheapened in such a man
ner by willy advertisers
News has been received here Of the
death and iterment Of Joshua P. Lesher,
who departed this life Wednesday of last
week at Toledo. Ohio He was mem
Der of Lincoln Post, G.. A. r., we'll known
in Butte and greatly esteemed. He was
an d-timer in Butte. and leaves wild
ow and two sons. One of the boys is
employed in the Britannia mine and the
other resides in Colorado. He was G.
years Of age and went to Toledo last June
from this city. Death was due to paraly-
sis.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23
FRANK sT0NEPLACED ON TRIAL
Charged With q Serious Crime-The
Evidence Puts Him in
Bad Light.

The trial of the case of the state
against Charles Money. alias Frank
Stone. charged with having debauched
12-year-old Anita, Groulx in a lodging
house in the southern part of the city,
was commenced in Department of the
district court today. At noon the pros
ecution had finished it's side.
The girl testified that she had first met
Money on the street and again at Co.
lumba Garden, and on the latter occa-
sion he had invited her to his room. She
said she had accepted the invitation.
The landlady of the house in which the
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

offense is alleged to have been commit
ted told the court and jury she had
seen the girl enter Moneys room and,
suspecting that it was for no good pur-
pose, she had called a policeman.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

"hether We keep Cuba or not we want
control OF that Havana that goes into ia
aivaro cigar. "A million week"
represent commercial interest worth
looking after. "or'n
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

A million glasses day;
Somebody must like it
Centennial Beer.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23
COPPER MINING QUOTATIONS.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Boston, Mass, July 23.-The cop
per mining shares closed today as fol-
lows:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

Arthur B. Ayres.
in the fair grounds, corner Of Wyoming
and Granite, the parade will be reviewed
by the Queen of the Carnival. Miss Stew
ard, attired in her regal robes, and ac-
companied by her suite Of attendants.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

Eczema sets the skin on FIRE. The ACID po,sons N
the blood forced out through the pores OF tne
causing intense redness, burning and itching
Is the itching at times especially when the pody ose.
heated that the almost distracted sufferer teels tat ne
could tear the skin to pieces and must scratcn o
60 crazy. He knows from experieece that TINS on;y
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23
$1,000

A million glasses day;
Somebody must like it
Centennial Beer.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

: 1fr. H. Marno. Racondido, ean 01bgo County,
CAL, writes: my body broke ooewitn Easn
or eruption which in spite OF All q ofte 20 cI5o
Continued to ret worse. The atchd9g, espeS1a1!y
1T night, WAS amply terrible; y yooA0 e1most
disappear At times, only to retux2 worse tne9
ever. had tried many highly 2eoen1nenoeo
=. 81. 1stsrminsd to rive Is 8 fair q al, and was
3noxprossibly delighted whom yeW bottles
,sssr,,ie Trom M hody. ahsN NOT fail to recon.
mend q. 8. 8. whenever IN oppoxCoo1sy occurs.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

burning and chne he for the being There
ons little
and peels off in branIke
sbatla
d6gurng
svmnore FczeI
and rough oIn sa
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applications, while soothing
and cooling, and may to some
extent relieve the indamma-
ton and itching, cannot
be considered cures, because
external remedies do not
reach constitutional or blood
diseases. Salvcs, oiutments,
powders, lotions and soaps do
more harm than good, by
smearing over and scaling up
A. ..oa oE Ala cl,ssa Ahaao
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ncural
poons all and and the pur
als
opens becomes h
biod nothing deeua this the only r.n'
sf sPs e i c S 2i Ssi a.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-13
PUSHING FORWARD.

mere Il always . way to rise. my bov
Always q way to advancei
Yet the road that leads to Mount Ruoc.~.
Does not pass by the way Of ChaDoe
But goes through the stations % Wori and a.~t-.
Through the valley Of Persevere.
AEd the man that succeeds, while othsrs A.il
Must be willing to pay most dear.
TOT there's always way TO fall. my boy,
Always a way 10 slide,
And tue men you End At the foot Of Oh. nm
All sought tor an easy ride.
30 on and up. though the road be rough
Ana the storms come thick and fastJ
Ehere is room at the top for the man who trisa.
And victory comes at last.
what Was In Him.
Children" said the teacher while
instructing the class In composition,
you should not attempt any flights Of
fancy. but simply he yourselves and
write what is In you. Do not Initiate
any other persons writings or draw In
spIration from outside sources"
AS result OF this advice Johnny
Wise turned in the following compost
ton:
I'VE should not attempt any fltes OF
fancy, but rite what is In us. In me
thare Is my stummick. lungs. hart. Iiv-
er. two apples. one piece OF pie. one
stick lemon candy and my dinner
Baltimore American.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-13
A WOMAN'S
GAME
BY ~. Quad.
BY ~ Quad.
Copyright, 1901, by C. B. Lewis.

When Captain Jabez Bebee Of Mar
blehead launched his new brig. be nam
ed her the Jane Bebee, after his wife.
who had sailed with him for many a
voyage and was almost as good a sailor
as he was. The first voyage OF the
brig was TO n certain South American
country ruled by a dictator, who car
ried things with high hand for five
or six years and got away with a lump
OF money just in time to avoid the revo-
luton that his corrupt practices had
evoked. The craft arrived after fine
run and was waiting to haul In to the
wharf when an ofllcii, SAme aboard
and demanded n bonue o. 900 for
permission to land cargo. This was in
addition 20 port charges and customs
dues and was directly from Don Cas-
tro. 1t was blackmail, pure and sim.
pie. and Aunt Jane, as the captains
wife was generally called, looked at II
In a proper light and said TO her hus.
band:
"Jabez Bebee, we won't pay II, and
you tell him SO straight from the shout
der. No. not a blessed penny. They
are just trying TO blum us, and we
won't submit You just run up the
American flag. set the hands TO whis-
thing Yankee Doodle and let this here
don know that the American eagle is
roosting on the cap OF the maipmast,"
The captain braced up and becsme
defiant, and Don Castro's messenger
was sent away with a flea In his ear.
IL was the general opinion that the die
tator would wilt, but the brig was held
at anchor in the harbor for 48 hours ON
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one pretense or another and was for.
hidden TO either haul into the wharf or
sail for another port. Then Jabez Re
bee went ashore prepared to assert and
maintain that the government repre-
sented by the eagle would stand no tri
fling with one OF its representative citi
zens, especially one haillng from Mar
blehead and in command OF 4 new brig
which had logged Off seven knots an
hour with heP-yards checked in. He
had his thunder duly prepared and his
lightning handy by, but he struck 4
snag almost at once. Don Castro was
a man who would not have hestated
to bluff the combined powers OF the
world if there had been $500 in sight
for him. The willy old rascal also
thoroughly understood statecraft and
the number Of years that would sli1
by while an offended government was
making an official investigation into
any of his acts. official or private. lie
would be ont OF 1t long before the state
department. at Washington 90. a move
on, and he.wasn't worry ing as to what
might happen to his successor.
PAY me thousand dollars and II
can discharge cargo" was bis answer
to Captain Bebee.
Then the captain Of the Jane Bebee
turned the American eagle loose and
encouraged the bird to make things
redhot, but when he had finished and
was wiping the persplration from his
brow the dictator threw one leg over
the arm OF hts chair and calmly re.
piled:
"Yes. I've heard VI some country O,
ether. called the United States. but ifs
a one horse affair and no go here. ia
agree for a small SUM OF ready money
to wipe your country or the face OF the
map and not be over two weeks doing
It either"
Just opposite the brifs anchorage
was en- cd dirt fort mounting four
guns and garrisoned by q dozen sol
diers. The guns were old and honey
combed. and had one been charged with
= RQlpd of powder It would have blown
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-13
4 Worfhy Successor.

"soMETHHa NEW UNDER THE SUN"
All doctors have tried TO cure CA
TARRH by the use at powders. ncid
gas,s, inhalers and drugs in pastr form
Their powders dry up the muscous
membranes causing them to crack omen
and bleed. The powerful acids used in
tho inhalers have entirely eaten away
the same membranes that their makers
have aimed TO cure, while paste and
ointment cannot reach the disease. n
old and experienced practitioner who
has for many years made a clorc sts.dy
and specially of the tLehtneSt of
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not only relieves at once, but perma-
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the cause, stopping the disch, rye and
curing the inflammation. II "a The only
I"medy known TO science tat Actua ii
, aches the afflicted parts. This won
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the guaranteed Catarrh cure, and il sold
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each package containing internal aud
external medicine sufficient Tor full
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''SNUFFLES" il the only perfect On
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for the annoying and disgusting dis
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in the Head.
Iararrb, when neglected, often leads
to 'Snuffies" will save
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-13
UNHEALTHY.

Cn' an Invitation dollar very often paesss orR
And they give - limitations An our food-nua,
when We dinei
An Imitation beauty wins an irritation SIGH,
f0o meet All kinds except, perhaps an imitation
There Is imitation laughter Eat eOneeals bitter
sheer.
an9 imitation psshos brings an imitation tear.
And cvrtain somber cynics aouetmes tell ~, th.,
they saw
An imitation justice vita an imitation law
Outlines When you are slOOny aud you look sn.O
the stars
And hear the wise ones limiting that tA.ps may be
men in Mars
fou wonder where the planet ia Of simple. honest
worth,
That furnishes the pattern SOr this imitation
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-13
a COMPARISON.

.
rd ruther lay out here anong the trssA ws
With the si2Sin birds and bumblebscs.
A-knowin tisat can do as please.
Than to live what folks call a life OF e.. = !
Up thar In the city. IS
Fer really don't 'xactly understan' - /.
Where the comfort Is for any man Is
In walkin hot bricks and usin a fan
And entoytn himself a. he says he can,
Up thar In the city.
ats kinder lonesome, mebbe you'n say.
liz out here day after day
In kinder easy, careless way
II an hour out here's better'n a day
Up thar in the city.
AZ i0r that, Just look at the flowers aroun'
A-Pcepin their heads up all over the groun',
And the fruit a-bendin the trees way down;
You dent find sech things as these in town.
Or, ruther. in the city.
A uid afOrs. Sech things as thess--
] e Sewers, tse birds and the bum'lbees
And alvin OUT here among the trees,
Where you can take your ease and dos yoS
please
Make It better'n the city.
Now, all the talk don't mount to snuf
'sout this kinder life a-bein rough,
And I'm sure las plenty good enough.
And. tween you and me, faint as tough
As Twin in the city.
James whitco1b RrIw
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-13

Brick Layer land Plasterer,
Your patronage solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
The Waiter Wa. w,...

Nhe waiter was Wise.
TN give that waiter" said RiveuI
IAN order that will paralyze him"
What Will you have. STRIP presently
asked the waiter.
Bring me-" replied Rivers, some
serulam and ova."
"Xes. SIR"
The waiter, a seedy looking man In
spectacles, went away with a strange
CLEAN In his eye and returned about
nrteen minutes later with large plat
ter containing something hot. e
Here you are, SIR" he said. Bacon
and eggs. In ordinary English II would
be twenty-five cents. In classic form
II VIII be forty-five cents. Culpam
poena premit cones. as we used 10 say
at college. Anything else. slrr'-ChI-
cago Tribune
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The Latest-Just In
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN

AAp'@s hlsskS AND CHILDREN.
am nov
receiving my Fall and Winter stock of
Mlll'ner,' Consisting Of my new
sig sin Walking Hats. Shit Waist.
Hats and many beautiful iiI in
the New pain Silks, Liberty Satin.
Nclvets, etc, the new Polka dots. an d
stripes of all kinds OF fashionable mate
rial Also nice line OF Feathers, quilts
Bird Pumes, etc. Also n lin, OF
Dress lining and trimming. All the
Dress Shnpes, in trimmed and untrim.
med hats are elegant Goods, and q
prizes suits all purses. AT cash prices
No credit this season. as l find Quick
sa es and sma prof \ uit a | partier
best make IA speciality of children.
caps-the Nrwest Sly les. All persons
receive polite attention.
Your To eorvs,
Mrs. Belle Caudill.
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned net b
trespas~ on the lands of the undersi9ned
by hunting. nshinR riding laying down
fences or In an5 other manner. The
law will he emf reed against all who
fail o heed this notice.
]. III. HALx.
Miss AMY MuLLLN
G. J. HALE,
J. 4. TkloR.
=. g. Brown,
Mas. VICIk Mana.
GA CAnrKz.
WIN. AULLn,
Pals Milia Va,
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