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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, Io7
East Broadway.
FOR RENT-NlCELY FURNISHED
rooms, Kelly block, East Park street
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS By
day, week or month, 1903 East Park
street
FOR RENT-AT BUTTE CITY HOTEL,
single rooms 2sc.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
suite for light housekeeping at aas West
Broadway.
FOR RENT-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; also furnished rooms, at "a East
Quart: street
FOR RENT-FURNISIlED ROOMS. 1873
East Park.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS
everything first class; modern improve
ments $40 up. Hotel Oxford, South
Main street.
FOR RENT-UPION BLOCK, FUR.
nished rooms for light housekeeping
hot water; electric light; 4IaH South
Main street.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
room; reasonable, 327 South Arizona
street.
FOR ENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT
4I6 West Park street.
FOR RENT-NlCELY FURNISHED
rooms, best location in city, excellent
cafe ir connection. IoI West Granite
street.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
| for light housekeeping, Lisa block, cor
ncr Porphyry and Colorado. No chill
| dren.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, 3az
Wet Broadway.
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
rooms Io5 North Montana street.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
with all conyeniences, 222 West Broad
way.
FOR RENT-THE LEYSON, a2s 10.
Main street. nicely furnished rooms,
modern; rates reasonable. Mrs En-
gels.
FOR RENT-CHOICE ROOMS, UN.
furnished, located in Meadervlle. En-
quire 20 West Park street
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REAL ESTATE.

WE OFFER
The largest list Of real estate bargains
in Butte.
The greatest variety OF houses to rent.
The choicest store rooms and Offices to
tent.
The safest insurance companies.
WE ALWAYS
Have a buyer If you are compelled to
make concession in order to sell.
NO FIRM IN BUTTE
Has more houses rented, negotiates
more loans, has more money to loan or
can give you better references.
SLEMONS & BOOTH.
Rooms /, and 3. Silver Bow block.
West Granite Street. Butte.
II YOU WANT SNAPS, WE HAVE
Them.
Lots in Valley Addition. $Ioa.
Lots in C..clsea Addition, $Ioo.
Lots in Clark Addition, $3.50.
Lots in Carte Blanche Addition, $3.50.
Nice lot in Stevens Addition cheap.
Two good lots on South Main street at
prices that would surprise YOU.
Whites Addition, in the East Side, the
best addition ever offered for the
money
COBBAN, CASEY, DAY CO.
Io6 West Granite st.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01
Advertise Your Wants
In The Inter r1ountain
LIGHT MACHINE WORK.

BUTTE NOVELTY WORKS, ~ NORTH
Arizona street. w. +. Steward, Prop.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01
PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

MRS. {. j. CHAPMAN, THE PROFESS
sional nurse. 20 years experience, best
Of references 78 West Silver street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01

FOR Rents ROOM, MODERN FLAT
with bath, only $40 per month. Good
large rooms. Thrceroom fiat for SIS,
with bath. Charles J.. Smith & c.,
a. West Granite street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01
TAlLORS.
TRANSFER.
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-Four modern
furnished housekeeping rooms by FAM
ily of three adults. ID. w. T., Inter
Mountain.
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A COMPLAINT THAT SHOULD BE "FlLED."
ASSAYER.

FITZPATRICK & LEWIS, ASSAYERS.
Successors to A. b. Rombauer, Io8
North Wyoming street. Phone 659-B.
=. o. Box, ia.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, elegantly furnished. 3z2 West
RrnadWaY.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01
FURNITURE.

GOOD SUBSTANTIAL HOME COOK
ing. centrally located single meals, 25c;
by week, S. 90. IIo West Galena street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01

FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
four-room fiat, with bath, centrally
located Address Box 7I6 Butte.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01
Advertise Your Wants
In The Inter Mountain

FURNISHED ROOMS Al 3ssN N.
Main st.
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. Io7 West Gold street.
FOR RENT-THREE NEWLY FUR
nished rooms good location. srr West
Park street.
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COLLECTIONS.

JOHN r. BAPTY, ASSAYER, ~ HAM
ilton street, Butte, Montana.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01

FOR RENT-NEW GROOM HOUSE,
with basement. Inquire 1910 Michigan
avenue, South Butte.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-01

HOUSES AND CABINS FOR RENT IN
exchange for labor. Tel. 727B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Notas arnericanas

nm oil NeeO Ysrk Herald del 90 del pasado.
Mr Joseph G. Clarke combate oil argHm0nto del
Presldente del CoMit6 de Mscios Arbitrios
de In C&mara do RepTesentante, Mr. Payne,
quisn sostiene que no puede astablaeerse IN
tratado de rsciprocidad con Cuba, porque no
hay Gtobierno, eenstitufdo en- ls IsIa con qulsn
pactarlo.
MIR Clarke dice que oil argamento de Mr
Payne es tan peco ingenioso como Interesado; /;
y coDtesta que Cuba, actualmsnte intervanida,
tiene IN Gehierno, que ese es el de los Ests-
dos Unidos, al estremo que haae alIf las leyss
aseAIbs u gu antoj0, sin necesidad de que las
gatiaque ntngdn CoDgreso
HI CcngFese do los Estados q UnidOs para
sctuar no neeesita que haya Otfas parties.
9,edaeta una lay, oil Presidents 10 saneiona
so pone enseguida On ejscnci6n. Mr. Payne
debs saber esto pero aparenta dsseonoeerlo.
EsealizaF la reGiprecidsd Goa Cuba, 80 Euy
ssRciilo. El Congreso reduce los aranceles
favor de los produstos de Cuba y el seeretario
de- La Guerra, Ruterizado por el Presidente, de
una sola plumAda, acemoda COMO 10 place los
arancelas de Cuba en- el sentldo de 10 rectPro-
eidad y, al efecto, So habrA antes puesto dc
acuerdo con las eorporacioaes eeonomicas Gu
5anag.
Ell asunto es claro corrseto, y ne debs
haber domora en- cencedsr Cubs IN acto de
instieia y, ademas, razonss de cenyeniencia
que NOS ooligauea axiliar q In fnfortunada Isla.
Eenefciando Cuba, nos benefcIames
nesOtros nismos.
The N6lo York SUN, en- editorial recisnte,
se hace eco del discurso que pronune6 en- ell
Congreso Pan Americana, astualmsnte en- Sc
ai6n sn Mexico, el delegadO senior Raigosa.
Este declare que los Santa Ana, Guzman Blan-
60, Lopez, Castro y Urchi, han falseado por
complete ell ssntimiento republicano en- ell con.
tinente sur americana.
I'll ssfEor Raigosa-cusnta The SN71-ss re-
fere ai efecto, pero no expresa la causa. Caan-
do les Estados Unfdos Obtuviefon su indepen-
dencia, posefan un equilibrie ergAnico con
al hAbIto de rafrsnar sus pasienes ajuatArse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

-llueTto! lCauertol - e1clam0
aterrado Jorge zrai Ter
-Durante la travsefa, ST, ssffor
-Tespondt6 Fshricio. ia sucr1-
bido en cuarenta y ocho hoTas, {
consecue-cia Ssuns pI12onfa agu-
"a, 4 pesa "a los cuidadoa cue lie
he os pTo1igado, y por .os que
es5a-9 eGernamente az adecidO al
m6dico del vapor y al eapitan KEer-
al, que era tambiGn amigo suyo.
-IL,ios mtol SquS Va 4 ser de
IcT ss?Lpeaso el EE6ico al yer
q sus peass ientoa sc realizstlan.
ea roz al a gGadi6:
-En ecso, casallero, IS ~
uus 5anto mas seEsioie, cuen9o
nSs ii-espsrada: 20 es suplico que
no Sc a annnclsis brUscam ente &
vrsssra prizla dejadme tempo de
prePararla.
g su rel euS Tahricio ell cue &c
ea5rgzaecsf.
I1dmae v.v-al
Como F-aAt1 aistner h.Rbia
olvidado sus compromises? :. a.
bricio pudo apena4 d.a:nular su
Impression y diio:
--Tranquilizaos, caballero: no
hare mas de 10 que vos ouerGis que
haga4 Ahora dadme noticias, que
deseo sean naejorea cue Las natas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
IA CASA DE sALttD DE AurEttiL

-Sf W lO afrmo --d dfio--i Ednnee
anna nuestrO querido dOctOrl
- Las palehras de Paula son para
mf la mejor de las garantfas; desde
ahora todas mis- simpatfas estan
con vos, y ed nombre de mi ito
acepto con tCda ell alma Vuestra
petici6n.
Jorge, cuy2 emoci6n era indeci-
BILE, estrecho las manoS de Fabricio
balbucsando:
-lAh. seflorI No encuentro pa
lahras para lnanissestaros mi gra
tl6ud; desde hoy no veais en- mi IN
amigo, sino TN hermano.
-Tado va bien pensaba Fabri-
cio;J~aquf Dada Sc sospecha, y los
temores s que ha obedecido la fnga
de Renato y de Rittner eran pue-
riles.
Despuss de un momento de silen-
clio, Paula reDuso:
Mi querido Eabricio, creo Gus
vuestro tic, cue amaba tiernaulen-
tie q Juana q su hija. tendrfa to-
nladas sus disposiclones para el
case en- que faltase sin haber Yeri-
hcadO cd matrimonio.
FabriciO esperabs esta preguuta
y coDtest6 con aplomos
Mi tfo, como todos los anCia-
nos, BC guerra pensar en- la muerte,
y tem0 que haya descuidado esas
precRuciones importantes.
-iC0mo!. 5habr6 muertc sin
testar?
MuCho Id temo.
- Es posi- ole9
-Tal es mi nyicci6D: pOr 10
nnenos, nunaa me hl hablado de
clio. Adenlas, estan en- mi poder Ia
mayor parte de sus papeles, pol.que
pocos dfas a,ntes de slu muerte los
estuvimos arreglando iuntos y no
vi NADIA que Sc pareciese & tslsSa.
Inento.
Ri seiior DelariHlere telndra
notario en- Paris.
No 10 cEfeo.
- Es extTafiol Sc dijo ell doctor
pensativo.
Mi IT'D vepfa 4 Francia con
proposito 5ecidido ds unirss s La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
ESCUADRON AMERICANA
ALA GUAYRA
c4ravedad de IN conf1lcto
ALEMANIA BELIOOSA
Explosion de bOmbas

NI escuadron americana del AtlAntice ha
recibido 0rdenss del departamento de ID que
IRA do Washington para que con teda urgeneia
salga del sur de Puerto Rico, dende hace eier-
cicios navales, Sc dirija La G.uayra.
Este viaje preeiPitado da margan grandes
concentrates.
--Ese viaie de diche escusdr6n al puerto
de Ia Guyra, se dice cbedeee que los barcos
asmanes en- dicho puerto han hecho aparato
de guerra, despues@e presentado un pliego al
prseidente de Venezuela por a. iete de Ia es-
cuadFA.
--El Departments de Ia armada ha cssa-
do en- Ia publication del itinerario del escua-
dr6n.
III martes SO lanzaron on distintos pun
tos do Ia ciudad de Caracas varias bombas por
persenas que SO supone teDgan simpat1as por
Ell nuevo novimiento revolueionAri0.
Reina gran exeisaci6n en- Ia ciudad, y Sc
dice que ocurrsn fresHentemente graves des-
6rdenes.
Isstas noticias vienen pof cable de VIII
Iestad Curazao han sdo ecrfrmadas stimuli
tAneamente de otros puntos.
--Dsspaehos de Jamaica aicen que hay
mucha aeitaciSn en- To- Capital de Venezuela
por habersa mostrado hostllas la polftica del
general Castro personas de mueha signihcacion
aae aspiran a. @ser iefes de una colsetivldad
para encargarss del poder en- nm momento de-
tarminado.
-R ministro de la citsda rapdblica en- New
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Cuando IN hombre hourado
solfcite su mano y la hags dichosa.
-Teneis raz6n, y yo desearla
vivamente, Dor interes de esa que
rida nina, a quien llamare slempts
prima, que Sc presentase ess' per-
soma; pero no 10 espero.
-4Por que?
va conoc6is Ell mundo; esba
lleno de personals animadas de les
meiores fntencionss, Sc encuentran
infnitos Don Quiiotss en- teorla,
pero en- ell memento decisive, item
blan ante ell iuicio de Ia opinion
ptlblica Esto sc ha visto Glen
veces, Y espero verlo una ross.
-Yo, en- cambio, estoy c1erto de
10 contTSrio.
-SVoss
-Yo; lo Que acabais de decir me
anirna & 10 que no me hubiera
atrevido & deciros en otro case.
Auuoue Ia sefIorita Edmee no sea
leealmente vuestra pvima, los lazos
de Ia sangre del afecto os hacen
su hnfco pariente -. A vos me
dirjio, pues, para decircs: SCg un
HOUGUTC tUTtEGAVi bts
deSohOgadG, me pe17nate aquarium
nucbo del 90, ve,.ir; emo q Ia se550rtta
Edrnte, q os sa,pEico me otcrgNeaS sa
nlono.
-.fAhl tbieni bien. doctori-1ex-
ciarn6 Paula con entnsiasmo. = Lo
que Eac5is ca nuy noble.
-sHay nobleza en- querG ssr
dichoso2a~
Fabricio callaba; su respuesta
iba & darle en- aquel hoInnre IN
aliado & IN enemigo.
-.rCyail6is. cab baneroI SNo os
mostr&is favorable ami opinionP
--Por al contrarfc -. pero mi
posici6n en- este asunto es tan dell
radR. Yo agradezco Ell sentimien-
20 cue ha dicta do vuestras palabraS
perD NO estoy revesti1o de Dinguna
tuttsla respectO 4 esa Mia sera
precise coDocer 81 voiuntiid, saber
Il partIcipa del amor cue os ms
Paula Intervino eneonces.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

5Cozao es0al Ii s51urii UeIa II srr.
ysl hiirF |.
.--Vusstra tia me ora yisIblemea
to, aspeFo en- IN plazo mas 8 n s--
Age 80 orracitln cnrnple 81.
-,Llos sc. zoadoi iAh 11 g cf
mi poai'e sfo no eetla &C u - h
go4ar ds 9an 1uena nilsfas
En- cuaatc { 4uel,tra pr.na N
prosigui6 ell ooctor, --essE re or,
mucho r2e.sz. III
-SIa estaco en- erIna III
-Muy enerma. pe.so, grac- 2s sill
Cielo, In sr.os podidio arrancar @H
b-azoa hi l. npe 70, i hoy no t.atl-
s rttB s-a cor batir 81 .EtremaI-
ee Z tHl Esd. III
--<rileisa, aeaor, poz Ia aeal46 5a
ni prilrs J por la qps FL proprl-
tells de mi bfa. MI rticoRocireiena aEI
sera etHrnoi spnedo 'rer q asas c sfI-
graciatlas IN
Al eo1seato. ptiro ID 60 aleo
por larte cue cor nttnlcatoG. I'll
-5A-leo z-as /.
-1iesso. 80 que al. ckusEl'N
grsE alegafa. I'll
--Dlffcil es, en- ell estado de trla
seza er que me encu,,n bro. NJ
-gais ancontri.r, ademas et
esta casa 4 otra paibona que IS NJ
queridR, HI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Ia ley pudisron fundar un pueblo vigeroso,
t0niendo por bSse Ii vDluntad popular le anti
cipara Ia sanction de sus actcs.
Los puehlcs hispano americanos no gola-
manta no tHvisron eeuilibrio oTg2nieo, sino
que pEoduJeron de nm fermsnto de tirapfa y
con sseaso contacto con el mundo; no tuvie-
ron an hombrs qua tuviera respects por sl pue-
bio. Por medfos sursrdcfales consiguieron
popularidad, pero CON Ia Idea de lsurlarse del
pueblo. Uno de esos tlpOs 0s Ciprfano Cagtro
presidents de Ysnezusa, quien por aus actos
no es mas que un usurpador De tNtula licsral
sin nzsesicaF nfngune de sus principles. 81
IibsraIisno en ciertas partea de America sgni-
hca oponsrse Ia iglesia.
Mr.. Barret, uno do nuaatros representan-
tas en- el Congres0 citaao, habl6 desp1s del Sc.
nor Raigosa, para eIcglar & Mexico, creando la
Erase de ~Doctrina dc IDfaxS por ell sistema pru-
dsnte y msderado con que hace aiios rige los
dsstinos de su pafs ese notable magistrate.
En- Mexico existe hoy Gsquilihrfo ergkni-
COZ que es 10 que no tienen esos pafses quie-
nss, con doler, paro con vardads Ne re6ri6 81
senior RaigosR.9
Mr.. Charles A. Conant envfado 4 Filiplnas
per Ia Seeretarfa de Ia Guerra, para dar IN
irforme sebr0 las institueiones bancarias v la
circulation do moneda, ha cumplido "a sc! co.
netido, despu6s de cuatro meses de estudi0.
Mr.. Consnt rseomianda que Sc acute en-
Manila, una moneda especial de plata clio valor
relative de un peso, dividido en- Glen parties
cue SO llamaran centavos. Esa moneda repre-
sentara selamente so centavos ¤cy.9 El
informe explica la convenieneia de que en- III
lipinas cfrculs soiamente Ia moneda america
nh. La base de ore qaada subsistsrts, pnes en-
los eambi0s con les Estados Unidos los giros
en moneda de plata flipins serGn con oil SO por
efento de desCuento.
Los bancos nacionalea cue Sc sstahlezcan
EN- FilipiRas, pueden tensr sucursales en- los
Estados Unidps, y Ia Tesorerfa de Washington
auedara autorizada para reetbir dep6sitos del
Gobierne de aqusllas isas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
BfBL10IEoA DE sLA DEM0cRAcfA,

f bricio renoV0 la hip6crita co..
media que le hemos vlsto represent
tar delante die Pascual de Landillv
y la joven Adela.
-lAll, sef1orl-dijo lleVando Ell
paduel0 & sus oios; Soy portadoE
de. una, triste nueva. Mf ito ha
muerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

York, MEGA, por ell contrario, que Sc haya al
terado Ell orden en- Caraeas, donde el gobisrno
DOL general Castro ha 6lado toda suerte de ga
rantfas los axtranjeros.
-Gtros despachos dicen que al general
Matos, que ha proeurado vanameIsse conseg guir
adsptos, hs podido hace2 ning6h desem bar-
co de armas en- ell territorio de Ia rep6bIica.
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--El misnO.

Ell miSmO.
El rostro de Jorge Sc ilumin6 de
algeria, y tendio Ia mano al joven
exclamando:
-iAhl iSed bien venfdo Glen Y
cien vecesl Pero 5por que vents
s6loP 6Esta malo ell sefIor Delari-
vi6re9
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FRITZE, LUNDT & GO.
PONCE, Y. EE.,

Casos en- MayagsieS q San Ja@0n.)
RanquorOs y cOnaEsEOnEst@s
AGENTES
4, las siguientes Compafifas do vapores
Hamburg AmeFKemn AIHno
Hamburg.
"A VELOCE
Geneva.
New YOrA and PtO. RAcO ". u. Co
New York.
MOnsOn Steamship Limo,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vaDorss COrrsOs do sObrinOs dO Herrera
Habana.
SnEvoston west Indies o. .. Co.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compalfas de Ase-
garos ooutra inoendio.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMEN6E,
AACHEN az MUNICH.
AsEGUROs MARITIMOS
Norte GermAnica.
RoPRogont@mS0D
del Board of Underwriters of New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
La ocupapi6n de
San Thomas
POR LOS NORTE AMERIOANOs

Fusrzas y pertrochos
In ell puerto de Norfork ha embarcado
Ell ell transporte GLsoniaaoS un battalion de
iLfanterIa de Marina cargado niezas de ar.
tillsrfa rodada, partreehos de guerra v casas
de eampsfia.
ACuIebra
El vapor transports ~Lsonidas9, vfene con
rumbo la isla Cnlebra, dependeneia de Ia ds
Puerto Rico.
A isIas danesas
Trae todos egss praparativos de guerra
con destino las islas danesas cuya oeupa.
ci6n ordena oil gobierno americana
For 10 tanto despues de deseMbarcados en-
is isla Culsbra, serAn corducidos la de St.
Thomas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

GABlNETE DENTAL
DEL DOCTOR PoNTE (hijo)-san Francis.
ca ~ San Juan.
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FOUR MURDERERS
PROMPTLY CHOKED
PORTO RlCAN OUTLAWS MEET
THEIR DOOM BRAvELY-coN-
FESSED TO CRIMES.
tBy ASSOCIATED pREss.]

Ponce, =. r., June 3.--Berhabe
Acrevedo, Jose Toron Ramon, Trochc
Cadeno and Juan Torres, found guilty of
murder, robbery and outrage, committed
in October, 1898 at Guajo, surburb of
Adjnntas, were garroted here today. All
were put to death within so minutes and
the average time taken to kill each man
was two minutes.
They confessed their crimes as they
walked to the scafold Two OF them
aided the executor to adjust their garrote
and forgave him for putting them to
death.
One of the prisoners resisted the adjust
ment of the cloth over his face He said
he wanted to die with his face uncovered.
Finally after IS minutes struggle he
was subdued
There were only 80 witnesses. The
men were executed for the murder of
Antonio Del Gade Del Phino, near Ad-
juntas.
They were part of band of as who
entered Phino's home and seized Phino
and the other members of the household
Primo was hung up by his feet and his
ears were cut off.
He was afterwards hanged
The women were outraged and the nlace
was looted.
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WILL ATTEMPT TO
SETTLE THE STRIKE
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND, AS A MEMBER
OF THE CIVIC FEDERATION, is
GOING TO MAKE EFFORT.
[RY ASSOCIATED PRESS ]


New York, June 3.-Archbishop Ire
land, who as member of the arbitration
committee of the Civic Federation, is de-
sirous of settling the strike of the
anthracite mine workers, is in the city
and has had conference with other mem
bers of the committee.
The committee, however, can take no
active part until something happens to
give it an opportunity to come forward as
a peacemaker.
Scarcity of anthracite coal in this city is
now more apparent than at any time since
the strike began.
Soft coal is being used in many Office
buildings, the superntendents being will
ing to risk the fines rather than have their
elevators stopped.
Not 4 single bid for anthracite coal has
been received by Dock Commissioner
Hawkes. in response to advertisements
II is said the Manhattan Elevated rail
road has four weeks supply of anthracite
and will mix it with soft coal in order to
make it go further.
Other large consumers are using soft
coal freely and are willing to let the use
OF It now be tested in the courts.
1t is a question of burning soft coal or
going out of business, they declare.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-06-03
BALLET ON STAND
IN OWN BEHALF
TESTIMONY INTRODUCED SHOWING
WHITE SWAN MINE Is A GOOD
AND PAYING PROPERTY.
LnY AssocIArrn rnrss

Des MONIES, Iowa June 3.-Lct con Bal
lict took the witness stand in his own be-
nall but merely for the purpose of corrob-
Grating certain features OF the evidence of
other witnesses for the defense
Prof, Ryan, Of San Francisco, ex state
Geologisi, testified that the White Swan
mine is paying property that il con-
tanned quantities OF mineral. He said Bal
liet was to pay him $loo a day and cx-
pcnses TO attend the trial, the total cost
approxlmating $4,000.
H. {. King OF Hartford, Iowa, and r.
W. Bcauicr Of Solon testified that they be-
came stockholders Of the company, know
ing that the title was in dispute, that Bal
liet had not claimed to own the mine.
Circular letters written by Ballet TO
stockholders explaining that the title was
in litigation were introduced
i. J. Filzsimmons editor of the Mining
Engineer and Review, testified that GER
tain circulars which, il had been repre-
scntcd by other witnesses were sent 2oo,-
900 at a time by Mr. Ballet, were printed
by him and that the number was a few
thousand.
The government has obtained state
mcnt OF the total receipts from sales Of
White Swan stock deposited by Ballet,
amounting TO $22o, ,200.7I.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-06-03
AUTHOR SAYS THAT IT HAS NOT
REACHED THE ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MARK.
THINKS, HOWEVER, 1T IS
TO HAVE ANOTHER BOOM
She Says That Only $1,000 Copies Have
Been Sold Thus Far-Wrter inclined
to Be Trife Bitter Because Of Stories
OF Her in the Local Paper-Her Book
Not Among the Six Best SLING Books.

1T is a mistake" said Miss Mary Mac
Lane today when asked if the report tha,
the sale OF her book had reached the
100000 mark
AS far as | know, the sale has been
5000 up to the present time. OF course |
anticipate bigger sale after while. but
Just now | believe there have not been
more than $1,000 sold" and she turned to
her sister Miss Dorothy Maclane, who
corroborated the statement with a nod
1t was with little temerity that the
visitor rang the bell and asked for the
young woman who has leaped into fame
because she had courage to tell the truth
about herself, and the ability to tell it
cleverly
He had learned from previous reports
to expect-well, never mind what he had
learned to expect-what he did find was a
young woman refined in manner intelli-
gent IN her conversation, and self-pos-
sessed i'll her bearing. There was no effort
to pose; no disposition to be mysterious or
eccentric.
Is TrifIe Better.
There was an almost imperceptible touc,
OF bitterness, perhaps IN her tone when
she spoke of the criticisms she had re-
ceived from the papers in Butte, where she
expected little charity, if any charity
were necessary. Miss .lacLane did not
express desire for charity, but it was evil
dent that she would have appreciated the
charity of silence.
1t Miss MacLane is at all disappointing
1t IS, perhaps, in her appearance. She
looks more than 10, and yet not more than
%. That she has ability glance at her
open, intelligent face indicates in a mo-
ment. That she knows how to use it, her
bank account will soon show.
No am not writing another book Just
now,' she said, and then she paused as il
she would say more, but thought it better
not to.
1t seems almost incredible to believe that
her book has not sold more readily. 1t
has been estimated that I,5oo copies were
sold in Butte alone.
Not in the List.
Miss MacLanes book is certainly not
among the six most popular books of the
month the list Of which has just been
published. They are: THE Hound of
the Baskervilles "Audrey'-
Johnston; Dorothy Vernon Major !;
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage PATCH
Hogan; The Conqueror THE
Lady aramount''-FIarland. and "The
Leopards Spots"-Dixon The last two
had an equal sale.