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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
HE WHO WISHED TO TEAR
Down the Office Of President Is Dead in
the Metropolis.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Dec. 2s.-Col. Henry Clay
Lockwood is dead in Bellevue hospital of
a short illness. He was 63 years old.
Colonel Lockwood was educated for the
bar and enlisted in 1862 in the union
army. He was brevetted major for gal
lantry at the storming of Fort Fisher.
He was the author of "The Abolition Of
the Presidency" in which he advocated
plural executive, to be known as ths
executive council, which should be chosen
in joint session by the two houses Of com
gress and several other works.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
SEVEN PER CENT INCREASE
Employees Of the Buffalo, Rochester e.
Pittsburg Railroad Are Hapy.
BY ASSOCIATED pRrss.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Pittsburg, Dec. 25.-Employes of the
Buffalo, Rochester & Pttsburg railroad
have been granted a 2 per cent increase in
wages, effective December I.
The company employs about $4,000 men,
almost all of whom will benefit by the
raise.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
Famous Soldier No More.

Los ArNeNs, Cal, Dec. as.--Col. Will
liam B. Haut is dead at his home here. At
the outbreak of the rebellion he was
member of the famous One Hundred and
Thrty-frst Pennsylvania volunteers, and
in 1862 was made colonek
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
rACKMAN HAS A BAD FALL
Fred Wilson Slips and Strikes His Head
Upon the Curbstone.

Fred Wilson, a hackman in the employ
of Thomas Lavelle, suffered a painful, al
though not serious injury last night. lie
was alighting from his hack in front of
the Butte hotel when he slipped and fell
violently to the curb.
His head was bruised and lacerated
above his right eye, He was taken to St.
James hospital unconscious, but was able
to leave there later.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
Jap Politicians Confer.

Toxic, Dec, 2s.--Conferences between
the Japanese political parties have COM
menced. A compromise on the basis of
abandonment of the land tax, the funds
for the naval increase being derived from
other sources, is not unlikely.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
LIKE BARON MUNCHAUSEN

Appott Has the Nugget to Prove the
Truth Of the Christmas Yarn.
George Abbott, one of the street car
employees is telling his friends Christmas
tale which in the point of novelty has in.
teresting features. He received large fat
turkey from the street car company, and
upon opening the bird found gold nugget
in it that would sell readily for S..
Mr.. Abbott still has the nugget, which he
is willing to show by way of proving his
story
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-12-25
SMOKE LIKE FROM A VOLCANO

issues from inter Mountain Offices,
Where They Smoke Christmas Cigars.
The Inter Mountain staff is pleased to
acknowledge handsome christmas re-
membrance fHom Undertaken Joe Richards
of box of fine cigars. Ike Heiibronner,
the genial proprietor of the 1hornon bowl
ing alleys also sent box of Havanas, the
smoke of which has been curling out of
the second story windows of the Inter
Mountain building all day.
To a casual observer it looks like an
eruption of Mount Pelee.
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THOMAS BARRY is INJURED
Ore Car He Is Pushing Comes Back on
Him, With Painful Results.

Thomas Barry, an employc Of the Butte
& Boston smelter, lies at Murray &
Frcund's hospital, as the result of injuries
received yesterday. He was engaged in
pushing an ore car when it came back
upon him, forcing him against the wall.
He was able to cxtricate himself al
though severely bruised. His injuries al
though painful, are not serious His home
is at $50 East Mercury street.
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ARTHUR LACHAPELLE BETTER
He Is Resting Easily and Hope Is Enter

He Is Resting Easily and Hope Is Enter
tanned Of His Recovery.
Arthur La Chapelle, the young man who
shot himself last Monday morning, was
reported to be very much improved this
afternoon.
He is conscious and is spending his
Christmas at Murray & Freunds hospital
with his relatives, as we'll as possible un-
der the circumstances.
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GENUINE CHRISTMAS
AIR HAS WHITE
HOUSE TODAY
Snow Falls in the National
Capital and the Day Is
Ideal for Festivities.
HOW THE PRESIDENT AND
HIS FAMILY SPENT "

Roosevelt, Accompanied by His Son and
Others, Goes for a Ride in the Morn
ino and Will Give Dinner Tonight
At the House OF the Members Of the
Cabinet Everything Is Quiet-Em-
bassies and Legations viii Celebrate.
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A. P. NIPGEN AS SANTA CLAUS
lie Distributes Presents to Children at
GAYLORD and Galena Streets.

Gaylord and Galena Streets.
Alvin P. Nipgen played the role of Santa
Claus last evening for the children in the
vicinity of Galena and Gaylord streets.
Mr.. Nipgen inaugurated the custom Of
giving the children presents years ago, and
last night outdid all former events in the
neighborhood
A big tree laden with presents, popcorn,
candy and fruit was set in one OF the large
rooms of the Nipgen block and children,
mothers and fathers gathered and par-
ticipated in the fun.
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and all { lown in mass Of wreckaec.
X. c. ,bcrs, one of the proprictors
of the z lad both legs and both wrists
broken. g bones were set last night,
and to = is believed he viii recover.
]. 5. of Chicago sustained broken
leg an seriously injured
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HALF A CENTURY IS
PASSED SINCE
THE WAR
But 1t Is Only Now the Tale
Of the looting Of Mexican
CathedraIs Is Known.
HOW AMERICAN SOLDIERS
ROBBED RICH SHRlNES

Were Obliged TO Bury the Treasure and
Then Kept It Quiet, IN Terror OF Their
lives-Loot Has Been Recovered
Now and the Son OF One OF tho
Father Told It to Him Long Ago.
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Mr.. Donnclly, visitor residence unknown,
leg broken, also badly cut twelve others
sustained minor bruises.
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DANN WILLIE.
BOONE co.

Dear Ei.-As there has been moth.
ing written from here, we will ask a
little space in one corner Of the Chrcn
icle.
One Of our good merchants, Mr..
{. Pickens, is very low with some
thing like rheumatism
The proiracDed meeting has just
closed. There was quite an interest.
ing time. There was also Il Bapiising
here the 18th.
Miss Jennie Kinder is very sick at
this writing. But we hope for her
speedy recovery
Mr.. Tommie Hill is the hustling
clerk for G. Picken~ now.
5 T C.nreroey has just received
"a nice line Of groceries.
Mrs Stella HOPKINS was the pleas
guest Of Misses Dora and Martha
Towrey last week.
Misses siutha aud Ellen Chamber
we're the guests Of MIR. and Mrs
James Hopkins last Sunday.
Lilte Ruth Ray, Of this pace, j.
very low with BRAIN fever.
Theron HJpkins said he got enougl
miltcns during the meeting at thu
place. Theron is "pench."
Joe aud John Jackson have moveC
their harding house.
Mr. Eiwo.d Chambers, charming
young man of Lick creek, was il
town Saturday
TuD WINK
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Building fires ard reading the
Word of truth is the order of the
day.
Miss Dora Bell was the guest Of
Mrs l. llavcrly one day last week
Miss Flora Ilouchn is yoiny 70
school a Bells Hin.
6. w. Bell, of Bells Hill. likes IN.
waters = Annamoriah So we'll Tim, h,
comes every few days To queach hi.
thirst.
5. J. be"ll and wife are now visit
ing on Aunamrriah.
Floyd Haverty is Preparing s,r a
large corn crop by clearing on; some
of The forests.
1t Is said that if Mr.. f. Wea, er
lives fifteen years longer he will max,
fine preacher. indeed
NJ II. Bell VIII commence pro
Iracted meeting here the 2nd Snndo,
in February.
1t is sand that n Bell has gone t
hole, for he hasn't been seen sine,
ground hog day.
Here's luck to the Chronicle
Beck Berrie.
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.Notice of Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS Harry Dobbins and J. NJ
Wca>o by deed Of trust bearing date 25th
day of July 1899 and OF record in the coun-
~ Cleark = office of the county court of Cal
houn county, West Virginia, in Trust Decd
Book No. pages ! d 2, conveyed to G..
[. Wheeler. Trustee, certain personal prop.
erty in said deed of trust described, i'm trust
to secure The Geiser Manufacturing CO.,
Incorporated b, the payment Of the sum Of
c15OOO, as evidenced by four certain prom
is,ory notes; and default having been made
in the payment Of certain of the said notes
in said trust described, and the said trustee
having been required by said The Gciser
Manufacturing Co to take possession Of.
and proceed to sell said personal property;
TftEREFORE, notice is hereby given by
the undersigned Trustee that he will ON the
10Th. day oi FEBRUARY 1902 at +. VI. at
White Pine Calhoun county, West Virginia.
pro- ced 20 sell at public sale to the highest
bidder the following described personal
property, to-wit:- Cone portable boiler and
engine. mounted on four wheels, Class. shop
No. j25N; also one 40. separator shop No.
1921 and all attachment belonging
thereto
Terms Of ,ale:- Cash in hand on day OF
sac
G. G. WHEELER, Trustee.
Jan 9Th 1902
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soleof valuable Rca

Som missioner, Saleof valuable Rca
- Estate
Ey virtue of decree oi the Circuit
Court OF calhoun county, rendered 40 III,
october term, 1901, thereof in the CHANGER,
cause of " r. " Dye Ius,iu,t j =. Jarvis
Sheriff, etc, and others the undrrsignc,
commissioner will ON MONDAY. TIE !,
Day or FEBRUARY, 1902, offer foi
>alcat the front door of the Court house o
said county, at public auction 90 Che highe,
biddci ;hc real estate in said cause decree,
Oh ac sold, that !. 90 say:
tract oi 81 acre> OF land, situate ON th,
Little huawha River, i'm sherman di,tric
600 sid county, being the same land con, cy
,i ,u W r. Rafferty, 10y Pat Rafferty, am,
Nancy Rafferty, by deed dated June IL
1876. 20 copy of which marked Exhibit g.
j. filed win the papers OF said cause an,
for more partc liar description of sal,
real estate. reference is here made tu sal,
deed and 'hc other paper, filed with sal,
cause
IERNs or SALE:--Suihcicnt cash in hanD
on day of sale To- pay the costs of suit an,
the expenses Of sale, and the residue on
credit OF one and two years, taking from Oh,
purchaser notes or bonds i'm equal sum
for the deferred iustolmeuts, with good Sc
curIty bearing interest from day of sale
:. i. BILL spl COM
certify that bond has been given byth
above named commissioner as required b.,
decree iu aid case. Icstc:
g. vs.. HAIL Clerk
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MILESTONE.

I'd. Chronicle; AS l have not
seen anything in your paper from
this place for some time, decided to
drop YOU few.
The farmers Of this place are now
kept busy chopping wood aud build.
ing fires.
Our school at this place is progress
ing nicely under the management
Of w + Powell.
Howard Price and Lewis Evans
started for the mountains Tuesday.
Lon Powell has taken mp his win.
ter abode on Sycamore, and says he
likes the place fine. There mus, he
some attraction for Lon over there.
Rev. Donell, the new preacher an
this charge, delivered very able and
interesting sermon at Arnodsbnrg
Sunday
George Hall, Of this place, is teach.
ing very successful school 1T Crum.
mi@'s creek. This speaks we'll for
George, as it is his first school aud is
giving entire satisfaction.
Mrs. Ira Price, formerly of this
place but now living at Phllippi, is
visiting her parents Mr.. Mrs. j. l..
Cross.
Homer Cross is going to Taylor
county to work on farm there. We
wish him success.
}. w. Lynch, our prosperous mer
chant, is still doing a thriving busr
ness.
Clifford Hank, who has been work
ing in Clay county for quite awhit,
Is now working at Il. W. Halls.
1t Is with sadness that we note :h,
death of Dock Parsons, who died a
his home at Arnoldsburg Thnrsda,
night, Jan. 3Oth. He will be MISE,
by many OF his friends, Of whom BIZ
had many.
John schoolcrart, one Of our iudu,
trious farmers, has been maxim.
square timber on Sycamore for quit
awhile. ohm is a hustler.
Han Mphiat, one Of the industrion
farmers Of Daniels run, was in on
mir q, Co.. H.
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commissioners Sale Of Valuable Roal
- Estate
by virtue of n decree ofthc Circuit Court
OF Calhoun county. West Virginia render
ed 100 the October term of Court. 1901 i'm
tnc chauccry cause of a Chancey w NJ. l.
Bose aud others, the undersigned Com
missioner will on, MONDAY. THEIOTU
DAY or FEBRUARY. 1902. offer for
aleai Che front door OF the court house of
said county, at public auction to the high
ca bidder, the real estate ZOO id cause de-.
creed To- Dc sold that is to say.
a tract Of go acres Of land situate ON Bic
run, in Sheridan district, said county. being
Che same land conveyed 90 the defendant.
NJ. j Rose, by the defendant J.. ~ Maze.
by contract dated Sept % 1897, q copy of
which DIS HIrd with the papers of said cause
WhIcH ud parcel OF go acres 0f land is
more particularly described BOO said contract
and ihc bill aud other paper, in said cause.
t0 which reference 4. here made. bnt the
ODD and gas, ii any. underlying said real o..
tate b. reserved in the contract aforesaid
"iih the right io develop and operate the
same, and this sale will be- subject Co such
reservation
TEENS on SALE Sufficient cash in hand
on day of sale to pas che costs of snit AID
expense Of sale, and the rc.iducup0u a cred.
it of one yesr. taking from the purchssor
Tor ihc deferred payment "a note or bond
with good security. bearing interest from
day of sale
SIP BELL pf com'r
! certify that bond has been given hv the
above commissioner as required by decree
no SAID cause x. " HALL, Clerk.
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Nj: Zion .!s:.t..ns. Cub.
Edited by OSCARL KELLEY.

The CIub met Sat- nigh. Jan 81.
1902 and held very interesting
meeting owing To- tire iuclemency oil
tbe weather Che crowd was small.
The JOB then adjourned fo meet
Feb l3. 1902 at o'clock f.. NJ.
Following !. tbe program for tb,
after noon session
Natural History oy Ice Gamer
Drcoverio, Of America by Eolum.
bus Isaac sick,eaud lra -lemple
Impromp'u speaking and How
our schools could be- mad. better. by
Gay -unakcr
General discussion.
NgHr sEssloA
Music lbe West Virginia Hus
Rec by Oma Kinder Osa Ljuue
Pearl Kinder and Dora Freed
Reading J. ,ickel. Andrew
5.amp.e @ @ Kelley and Gny Sm.
uaker.
Dec Roy s'empIc Luther Little
IRA S'empIe and Gay Stausker
Query box
Subject for debate. Resolved.
Ihat $50 os au American pcopIe
gain more by exports than by im
po.is
Miscellaneous bu-inoss
Closing exercise.
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NOTICE

All persons who know themselves
indebted Co me are kindly asked 20
come 20 and settle same ~ once.
! am needing the moDey badly: please
consider this and act accordingly
Yours,
w T. w. DYE
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misses d Ch1Id"e"'S Rockers, 30 ctS to ,$25O
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