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The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
EXCITING GAME AT HELENA
Senators and Tigers Play Thirteen In
nings--Wioos and Johnson.


Helena, Sept. isln one Of the most
exciting and longest games seen on the
home grounds this season Helena ycsier-
day defeated the Tacoma team by the score
of ! to q 1t took li innings to turn the
trick and not one OF the big crowd that
Witnessed the game went away dssaiis-
fed.
Johnson was IN the box for the Tigers
and pitched magnificent game all the
way through allowing but five hits in the
- innings and passing but single man
10 first.
Wigs did the twrling act for the
Senators for nine innings aud was well
nigh invincible. SlaRle, who relieved him
in the las, hall OF the tenth was as much
of a puzzle TO the Tacoma baismen as had
been Wigs and only four hits were Sc
cured OH his delivery, while he struck out
three men.
Helena started the run getting IN the
third inning, Peoples connected for q long
fly TO Leichcr which was mnlled. Me
Gillgan was hit by pitched ball. Wigs
sent an easy ~ to Mccarthy, and
SchmIcr hit safely to left field, scoring
Peoples. flannery aud Schmeer were re-
tired on a double play
In the sixth Holly reached FIRST after
two men were out II. stole second and
later scored on single by Shallcr
Tacoma scored first in the sixth in
ming. Johnson opened with a single and
I.cichcr sacrificed Nagle was passed to
first, and Johnson scored on wild throw
by Wigs.
Andrews was the first man up for Ia
coma in the seventh and got a single.
Fisher hunted, and through poor fielding
both were safe. Mccarthy flew out to
Shaiier and Andrews came home on
single by Zalnsky.
After that it was sce-baw affair until
the thirteenth inning. Flannery hit to
Rockcnfcld who made bad throw TO
first, and Flannery took third on the
strength Of the play, Umpire Mccarthy
decided he was legally entitled to only
one base, however. and sent him back 70
second. He later took third on a wild
throw by Johnson TO catch him at second.
Shalfcr hit hot one 10 Mccarthy. who
attempted TO throw Ilanncry ont at the
plate, but in his excitement he miscalcu-
lated and threw wide Of the mark. allow
ing Fiannery 10 cross the plate with the
winning run. The score by innings:
Tacoma 80 o o o o o o--2
Helena 80 90 o % o o o o -
Stolen bases Rocken6eia Nagle, Holly.
Two-base hit--Ialnsky. Bases on balls
OF Johnson, /; OIL Wigs, 2: off Slaglc, I.
Passed ball-Ialuslsy. Double pIays--Mc-
Carthy to Hutchinson Zalusky 10 Hutch
inson Peoples to Shancr. Struck out--By
Johnson, 4; by Wigs, &; by Slage, 3.
Left on bascs--Tacoma 8 Helena, o. Hit
by pi,chcr--By ohnson, /. Time Of game
Two hours and 20 minutes Attendance
500 Umpire Mccarthy.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
<@|NTER MOUNTAIN s ANACONDA DEPARTMENT "
NEW QUARTERS FOR
THE LINCOLN CLUB
COMMODlOUS APARTMENTS ON
MAIN WILL BE OPENED AS
HEADQUARTERS.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNTAIN.1


Anaconda, Sept. 1.-The Lincoln Re-
publican club has secured the vacant
room on the ground floor of the Petrtn
block on Main street and beginning next
Monday night. will maintain a republican
headquarters there until after the election
in November. The republican county cen
tral committee have been rendered the use
of the room to use as headquarters and
while they have not yet made public
their acceptance of the offer, there is no
doubt but that they will do so.
The location Of the room is the best
it possibly could be. The committee APP
pointed by the club to look after the fur
nishng of the place will have il COM
pletely fitted up for use by next Monday
night and on that date the Lincoln club
will hold its first meeting in
quarters
1t is intended to make of the head.
quarters this fall club in every sense
of the word. There will be papers to
read. games. etc, and as the room is
heated by steam and will therefore be
comfortable at all times and as well viii.
be open from morning until night, it will
become the popular place for the repub-
licans of the city TO congregate.
The harmony that exists in the repub-
lcan party i'll this city makes this possi-
bic and at once desirable and this same
harmony is one Of the most encouraging
features of the campaign. As one promi-
nent republican has said, there is every
probability OF the republican party secur-
ing the balance of power this fall and the
fact that there is no party differences.
tend TO increase this probability two
fold"
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
BLACKSMlTHS ARE GOING
TO DO THINGS UP RIGHT
Expect to Have the Time Of Their Lives
at the Big Picnic at Mountain
View Next Sunday.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNrArN.l

Anaconda, Sept. Is.-The Blacksmiths'
and Helpers union of Butte are making
arrangements for the time of their lives
at Mountain View park next Sunday, and
II the weather keeps as pleasant as it
has been for the past few days, it is very
probable that they will have it.
The big crowd will come from Butte
on the train getting into Anaconda at
10 so o'clock in the morning. They will
lose but little time in the city and most
park without stopping in town.
park without topping in town.
The afternoon will be spent in dancing
and various athletic sports, at which the
blacksmiths and their brawny helpers sure
ly ought to be proficient.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
LIVELY Meeting OF THE
DEER LODGE LABOR CLUB
Motion to Change Name of Organization
Calls Forth Spirited Debate
Viii Remain as X Is.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNrArN.]

torEN1N1 TO
Anaconda, Sept. I2.-There was lively
time at the meeting of the Deer Lodge
Labor club last night. A heated debate
occurred when someone suggested that the
ticket to be put in the field be known as
socialists ticket. A number of those
present favored such move and others
were opposed to it, SO the excitement for
while was intense.
A motion was made to the effect that
the club form the nucleus for the organiza-
tion of the Deer Lodge labor party. Those
who wanted it known as the United Labor
party opposed this.
After the question had been discussed
in all its phases it was finally decided that
the club retain its present name.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
SEATTLE WINS IN THE TENTH
Ense Is Wild and Is Hit Hard and Often
Portland Fields Poorly.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MOUNTAIR.l
Portland, Sept. ra.-Scattle and Port
land played 10 innings yesterday, the
former winning out by two runs.
Engcl was in the box for Portland and
was hit hard. I8 safe ones being scored
off his erratic delivery. This, combined
with the numerous errors made by the
home team, accounts for many of the
runs scored by the visitors.
Stovall also was hit frequently. but the
excellent work of the team behind him
held the score down. Up to the ninth
inning all that Portland had been able to
do in the way of getting men across the
plate was single run, and that was made
in the first. With the score to I, and
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
BOY IS CRAZED WITH GRIEF
Accidentally Shoots Brother While on a
Huntino Trio.

Twin Bridges, Sept. Is.--While hunting
on ranch four miles south of town
Wednesday Willie Davenport shot his
brother, the charge of buckshot passing
through the right leg nine inches below the
hip.
The accident was peculiar A rabbit
was seen and the elder brother. who had
been carrying the gun, passed it to his
brother and asked him to take shot. He
cooked the gun and raised it to shoot,
when it was discharged with the above
result
The boy was SO frantic with grief that
he could hardly tell how the accident oc-
Cured. DR.. Bright was called and dressed
the wound which is considered dangerous.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
GUESS THIS IS A BAD
TOWN TO RESIDE IN, Ell?
Percentage of Sickness in Anaconda at
This Writing Is One-tenth of
One Per Cent.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MoUNTAIN.l

Anaconda, Sept Ia.-Ncver IN the his
tory of this city has there been less sick
ness than at the present time and Ana
conda physicians are bewaling their luck
with fervor that will surely bring an
epidemic of some kind before great
while.
The occupants of St. AIMS hospital
will not number more than IS and the
majority of these are surgical cases. When
1t is considered that this constitutes the
majority Of sick people in city of 49,
600 inhabitants, a truly marvellous con-
dition of healthfuiness must prevail.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
WILL MEET SEPTEMBER %
Lewis and Clarke County Demmies De-
eide on Convention Details.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MoUNTAIN.I
Helena, Sept Ia.--The democratic
county central committee of Lewis and
Clarke county met yesterday afternoon.
1t was decided to fix the apportionment Of
the vote cast for Governor Toole and JUS
tice Milburn, divided by two.
This will give the convention member
ship of Is7. Eighty-fve OF these delegates
will come from Helena and the other "a
from the county. w. M. Biggs, state
senator. was elected chairman to succeed
Louis Penwell, who has resigned 1t was
decided to hold the primaries at o'clock
Friday, september ro, and the convention
at o:3o o'clock in the morning OF Mon
day, September a2.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
PRONOUNCE C0GNOMENS
AND YOU GET A PRIZE
But, Anyway, One Of These Two Was
All Right When He Said the
Other Had His Checks.
tsrgcIAL TO INTER MoUNTAlN.l

ISPkcIAL TO INTER- MOUNTAlN.I
Anaconda, Sept. ra.-Officer Fitzpatrick
yesterday arrested Luka Milisaceyich on
a charge of stealing 5000 from Nick
Rabockovch several days ago. Rabock-
ovich is employed at the smelter, and i'm
mediately upon missing the money he ie-
ported the matter to the police, stating
that the amount was in the form of time
checks issued to him by the smelter people,
one for $4S.so and the other for $3.50.
Babockovich told the authorities that
he suspected Millsacevich and when that
individual was arrested search revealed
the checks in his possession. He was ac-
cordingly locked up and now awaits trial.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
PETITIONS ARE OUT
TO PARDON CONVICT
JOSEPH j, M'CAFFREY HAS SECURED
NUMBER OF NAMES UPON
THE PAPERS.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNTAIN.]

Anaconda, Sept. Is.-Joseph J. Nc
Caffrey, who has won notoriety as the
champion of Convict Tom O'Brien, today
began the circulation of several petitions,
asking Governor J. K. Toole to pardon
the prisoner. The petitions state that the
signers think OBrien has been sufficiently
punished for the crime which he COM
mtted
There is one petition for business men,
one for professional men, one for ministers
and one for the people at large. A NUM-
ber of names have already been secured.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
lipton's Challenge.

IL is now practically assured that SiF
Thomas Lpion will send his challenge 10
the New York Yacht club within the next
three weeks. According 10 the ia,es, re-
ported interviews with the veteran chal-
lcngcr Of the Americas cup lie has not
yet had the builders start work on his
new yacht but admitted that the plans
were all ready.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
At the Montana.

Anaconda, Sept. 1.-THE following are
registered at the Montana: p. w. Madi.
son, Salt Lake City; +. M. Pramus, Port
land, Ore. NJ. s. Dean. city; A, J. Thone,
Butte; M. B. Barry. city X. J. Prince,
Boston, w. G. Layher, city; Jas. B. Gal.
lagher, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Denver ;
Amiba DAILY, Laurel; Miss Raymond, Red
Lodge; w. S. Turner, Silver Lake w. 3.
Griffin, city; Samuel Roukofsker. San
Francisco; c. +. Flower, St. Louis.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
No Truth in Il.

q When asked recently if there was any
truth in the statement that Billy Roche
would manage his affairs after the bat
tie in Louisville, Young Corbclt is quoted
As saying that the story is absolutely alb
surd Il think | can manage my own
AFFAIRS" said the young champion. y
wish also to deny the report that ! made
q promise to Otto Floto Of Denver for
him to become my manager when Johnny
Iorbett left me-
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
George and Irwin Matched.

Frank George and Toby IRWIN are to
meet in the ring at Oakland, California,
on September I8, before the Reliance Ath,
leiic club. Both have already gone into
training and promise TO be in the best
pf condition for their coming battle When
the men signed each deposited a side bet
!of $3.50. The winner gets all.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Clark Has Got It.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNTAIH.1
Bozeman, Sept. 1.-THE committees
which have charge OF the arrangements for
the democratic convention on the a3d are
endeavoring to find places for the delegates
to stay while here. Senator Clark has
secured all the available rooms in the
Bozeman, and the other wing of the party
will have to stay where they can find
accommodations.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Park County Convention Dates.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MoUNTAIN.1
Livingston, Sept. Ia.-The republican
central committee for Park county yester-
day decided to call the primaries for
Thursday evening, September IS. The
county convention will be held Thursday,
September IS.
The democrats will hold their primaries
Friday, September 10, and county conven-
tion Monday, September aa.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
American League.
RATTLING AS BOAT T0SSES
my ASSOCIATED pRrss.I

Victoria, Sept Ia.--The steamer Vic
toria left for oriental ports carrying $40
boxes containing the bones of Chinese
who have died in this city.
While the practice of exhuning the bod
les of Cinnamon and the transportation
of them to their native land is one which
has been carried on for years, the present
consignment is the largest that has ever
been made at one time from here.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Fred Gerdes Sent to Jail.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MoUNTAIN.I
Great Falls, Sept. Ia.--tred Gerdes was
sent to Jail for 10 days yesterday in de-
fault of $ao fine for assaulting ]. A. From
viller, the crippled proprietor of the ST.
Paul house on First avenue, and his son.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
John L. Sullivan Invited.

John l.. Sullivan, ex-champion heavy"
weight fthc world, who for over ~ years
was public idol, has been invited TO oc.
acupy chair at the ringside of the Cor
tbett- McGovcrn contest at Louisville on
September a2
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Puuilist Goddard Insane.

Joseph Goddard who was recently shot
in the head in an election row near Cam.
den, Penn, has become violently insane
He is confined IN the Cooper hospital.
Philadelphia. The bullet located in his
brain, and the insanity is due to this
fact.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
FIannery Dislocates a Toe.

/ ESPECIAL TO INTER MoUNTAIN.l
Z Helena, Sept. I2.-In sliding for the
home plate in yesterdays ball game Mana
ger Jack Flannery dislocated his great toe.
jlIc did not suffer any serious pain until
after the game when it was found that the
foot had begun to swell. 1t is probable
that Flanncry will be out OF the game for
Several days.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Juniors Organize Football Team.

. Little Tracy Juniors" is the name of
junior football eleven that has just been
organized. The team is composed of
members whose ages range from II TO 10
years. The Little Tracy Juniors want
games with all junior teams in the city.
Communications should be addressed TO
the manager, Alex Mcdonald, or TO John
O'kecfe, care the Inter Mountain.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Cincinnati. II; Brooklyn, 3. Second
game--Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, 2,
New York. 3 Chicago, 2. Second game
Chicago, 7; New York, 2.
Pittsburg. 2; Philadelphia. B, Second
game-Pit,sburg. s Philadelphia, g.
Boston, 4; St. Louis. 3. Second game
Boston, 2 St. Louis, 3.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
American LEAGUE.

Philadelphia 9; Baltimore. I. Second
game--Phiadelpha, 4; Baltimore, 3.
Washington. Q Boston. ?.
Chicago, S; Cleveland. B.
Detroit, S St. Louis, ,.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Choteau County Republicans.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MoUNTAIN.l
Fort Benton, Sept I2.-The republican
primaries in each voting precinct will be
held on Saturday. September 70, 1909. The
convention will be held on September I6.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
AtteI Gets Decision.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]

IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.I
/ St. Louis, Sept Ia.-Abel Attcl OF San
francisco was given the decision over
tKid" Abel of Chicago here last night at
the end of 20 rounds.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
The Daily Bank and Trust
Company of Anaconda
Anaconda, Montana.

General banking in all branches.
Sell exchanges on New York, Chi.
cago. St. Paul, Omaha, San Fran.
cisco, Etc, and draw direct on the
principal cities of England, France,
Ireland, Germany and ts.e Orient.
Deposits of $I.oo and upward re.
csived.
Correspondents
National City bank, New York:
First National bank, Chicago; First
National bank. St. Paul; Omaha
National bank, Omaha; Bank of
California, San Francisco.
John r. Toole, President; M. B.
Greenwood. Vic President; Louis
v. Bennett, Cashier; r. c. Nor.
beck. Assistant Cashier.
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The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
CALL

And get spectacle wiper free of charge
and take look at my Twentieth Century
Ophthalmometer, the latest improved in
strument used in fitting spectacles.
L. F.. VERBERGKMoES
OPTICIAN AND JEWELER.
Io7 East Park Ave. Anaconda, Mont.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
SPOKANE.
*Grim batted for Quick in the ninth
Score hX inninpS-.

*Grim batted for Quick in the ninth.
Score by innings
Butte =, -. >. 40 o o I Ks
Spokane :. ). y. 20 l Or
SUMMARY:
Earned runs-Butte, 4 Spokane, I.
Two-base hits-Knox and Elsey Three
base hits--McIntyre and Kane. Sacrifice
hits-Zearfoss, Weaver and Donahue. Left
on bascs-Butte, 6; Spokane, g. Stolen
base-McHale. Double plays-Quick to
Reitz to Elsey and Elsey unassisted. Bases
on balls-Of Salisbury, 8; off Quick, I.
Hit by pitched bail-By Quick. Struck out
by Salisbury S; by Quick, 3. Wild
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Western League.

St. Joseph, 4; Des Moines, 2.
Denver, 4; Milwaukee, /.
Kansas City, 2; Omaha, 4.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Pacific Northwest League.
Spokane at Butte.
National League.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
SPORTING NEWS
Continued from Page Eisht.)

scoring while Mcintyre was being thrown
out at the initial bag.
Spokane followed in the fifth inning by
making one run. Donahuc singled and
Elsey hit for two bases, scoring Donahuc.
Butte promptly retalated by doing the
same thing in her half Of the fifth. Dickey
Knox hit dandy and took two bases Nc.
Hale sacrificed and Knox scored OH a
wild pitch.
Six Runs in the Eighth.
So far as Spokane was concerned the
eighth was a fatal inning and whatever
hopes the visitors may have entertained of
winning the third game of the series went
glimmering then. Ward was retired OH an
easy fly to Howels. Kane landed on the
ball for a terrific drive to right field and
took three bases. Zcarfoss and Weaver
both singled, Kane scoring. Mcintyre hit
to right for three bases and Iearfoss and
Weaver galloped home. Marshall was
good for a single and Mcintyre scored.
Knox hit to third and Marshall made third
on wild throw by Donahue. McHale
batted to Donahue, who threw Marshall
out at the plate. Salisbury bunted and
Quick fumblcd the ball. Knox scored and
McHale took third. Ward again came up
for his second bat in this inning and sent
a bc-whiskcrcd grounder toward Reitz.
That gentleman allowed il to go under
him and McHalc came home. Kane flew
out to Howells. All that remained was to
count up the runs, one, two, three, four,
five, SIX.
The game was replete with interesting
features in the field work. Zearfoss dis
tinguishcd himself by making difficult
catch Of foul fly and Kane made a fnc
running catch of fly that legitimately
belonged to Marshall. Ferris also made q
brilliant running catch of Marshall's fly in
the fourth. The score
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
RESULTS OF TOD AVS BALL GAMES.
FIRST GAME.
BUTTE
oooo@0@o@ 600 d
O0O@00O0O O@O
Batteries: Rute-Roch zearfoss; Spokane Fray.
SECOND GAME.
BUTTE
oloo!ooScoo : 80
oO0OOO0OO OOo

pitch--Quick. Time OF game--Onc hour
and IS minutes. umpirc-Colgan. AT
tcndancc-5oo.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12

American League.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Baltimore.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18
LSt Louis lail Plans.
Committee:Enlisting The Co-opera
ton OF Fhe.States.

In the course of their tour of the eastern
states TO confer with the various state legis-
la'ures in regard to the exposition to be held
in st Louis in 1908, ex-Govern0r B. H.
Francis of Missouri, Prof. Ives, the recently
appointed art superintendent, and others of
the ST. Louis Purchase Company, which
Waldorf-Astoria last Friday and held a con.
sultstion with the eastern representatives..
Trenton, Providence and Boston were
visited last aceek and the legislatures meet
ing in each capital pledged their support, as
have tie o her states already approached.
Fourteen foreign countries have already
been heard from and their replies are very
satisfactory. Governor Taft of the Philip
pine Commission has announced an appro.
priation of $500 900 to secure for the islands
representation that will give the people OF
this country some idea of the riches of their
new possessions. Tbis and the representa-
ton from Hawaii, Cuba and Porto Rico will
| be one of the most notable features CT the
exposition, as it is the FIRST time that they
have been represented adequately.
| 'Another and Important fact is3bat prom
inence will be given to processes rather
than producs,D said Ex-Governor Francis
..Iustesd of roso upon row OF old finished
products we will show the life instead. The
spirit of our commercial life will be brought
out mere clearly than ever before. W.
or de- ourselves, too, on the art de, ant
more care has been taken in this direction
than in previous eXpositions vi th'
SIS, 600, 600 spent $40, ,OO0, 900 has been th'
expenditure SLOWED ON buildings alone
Free Renaissance will be the prevailing
style. Moreover, the exhibit of works o
art will be very fne. Toe main wing OF th'
arts building is to be absolutely fireproef, 81
ttat many rare paintings Can be shown that
other wise would not appear.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

employees Of the Census Office have been
appointed upon the permanent force they
become part OF the classified service.
/ have been over those two sections very
carefully with the attorney general, and
their construction seems to be perfectly
clear. You will please inform the dlrec-
tor Of the census that his Office will con-
tinus to be administered as it has been
administered until the first OF July. On
that day he will, with your permission, ap-
point such members OF the present force
under him as will constitute the perma-
nent census force, appointing only SO many
as are to be permanently employed. After
that date sll appointments will be made
under the regulations of the civil service
act. Very truly yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon. e. A. Hitchcock, Secretary Of the
Iaterior.