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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
Must Not visit Dance Hall.

arrested on complaint of her father be-
cause she persisted in performing in a
dance hall at 406 Dupont street, was or
dered by Police Judge Fritz yesterday to
keep away from the resort. The Judge
will make an investigation and the girl
was instructed to appear again on Sat
urday. when he will decide what to do
with her.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
RequisitiOn Papers Cor Pensacola.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 16.-This after
noon Acting Governor Alden Anderson
signed requisition papers upon the Gov
ernor of Washington for the return of
George Pensacola, wanted in Solano
County for murder. Sheriff Keyes of So
lano is now in Seattle awaiting the re-
cefpt Of the papers
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
Lighting Company Mortgages Plant

A first mortgage was filed for record
yesterday covering loan of 100000 by
the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company to the Mutual Electric Light
Company secured by bond issue in the
sum named. The lighting company mort
cages all of its properties now owned or
hereafter to be acquired by the corpora
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
Fountain Pen News.

To fit your hand it is necessary to buy
where all grades of the best makes are
in stock. The Waterman" Swan" and
ssMarshaIl' fountain pens fill every want
Prices, 800 to $500 each. Sanborn, Vail 6.
Co., 741 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
THE CALLS
GREAT ATLAS OFFER

Will close on September "a,
1903, and all holders Of Atlas
Coupons are requested to pre-
Gent them Immediately, as thi1
great opportunity to secure one
of these splendid Aliases at The
Calls premium rates will be
brought to a close on Septem-
ber "a.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
Masked Men Loot Oklahoma BANKS

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. 16.-Six masked
men robbed the bank at Douglass, O. T..
early this morning of $4,000. The robbers
when they left the bank went to a livery
stable, got the cashiers buggy and drove
off.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17
SACRAMENTO TRUSTEE
CITED FOR CONTEMPT
Judge Hart to Compel Devine to
Answer for Refusal to Testify
Pafore Grand JuTv

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 16. - Superior
Judge Hart to-day cited City Trustee
James H. Devine to appear on the 18th
inst. and answer for contempt of court
for refusing to answer questions put to
him by the Grand Jury. Devine had re-
peatedIy made declarations that attempts
had been made to bribe him. The jury is
trying to find out who the bribers are.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17

There d be some fun in being
o grocer if all his goods were
like Schilling's Best On money
back terms.
The world hasn't 80. there
yet
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-17

Special prices on instantaneous water
heaters at the San Francisco Gas and
Electric Companv.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03

visiting brother in Butte should also join with
The Butte lodge in the annual lodge OF sorrow.
ne services are open TO the public.
The elaborate program that has been pre-.
pared by the memorial committee warrants
these statements. Silver How lodge has
always been noted for the notable services and
those OF this year will be no exception to the
rule.
The committee has laborcd faithfully to
arrange a program that promises TO come up
To the expectations Of all An inspection oi
the program shows how faithfully the com.
mite has performed its task.
Program OF Exercises.
Appropriately designed programs for the
day that viii be kept by members for future
reference are being printed. The programs
give the following exercises:
Opening ode air "Aud Lang Sync:" invo.
cation, Rev. \. l.. Chapman: soprano solo, IL
Know That My Rcdeemcr Liyeth" tlIandeD,
Mrs Jack Thomas; male quartet, Lead,
Kindly Light" Uohnson); Jack Thomas first
tenor; X. NJ. Hobbs, second tenor: Samuel
Coup frs, bass; {, +. Sully, second bass;
opening .odge ceremony, officers; roll call by
the secretary; boy choir. ave Maria" Chase.
six boys IN yestmcnts; tablcau, Rock ii
Ages Miss Laura kilgalan; recitation,
"lhanatopsis' tBryanD, r. ". Ballard; con
olusion OF lodge ceremony by the officers;
male quartet Nearer My God, 10 Thee"
'lplifoHlt memorial auuItSS, hon. Lew H..
Galloway; soprano solo, Hear Nc, % Israel"
CBuclg, Miss Frances IIlrtc; bass solo.
Jehovah, Guide Is" MozarD, Henry u.
Doerlng; piano solo, "Rhapsodc' tBrahm0,
Mrs. Elsa Mel'hcrson; male quartet, "Consola.
tion" DowJ, Mcssrs. Thomas, Hobbs, Coup
and Sny; bencdiction, Rev. A. l.. Chapman;
accompanies, Mrs. Elsa Mcpherson and John
Howard
Mr.. Galloway, who is TO deliver the memo.
rial address, is a member Of the state supreme
court commission, past exalted ruler OF the
Virginia City lodge and well known as splen.
did talkcr.
Others on the Program.
Daniel Bandmann. the noted actor, who will
rccite Bryant's "1hanatopsis," is too well.
known in Butte TO require mention. Few men
in the West can render those famous lines,
dear 10 every Elk, IN better manner than
the man who for years has held high posi-.
'ion among the noted actors Of the world and
who is rounding out his career living life OF
upon his large farm m Missoula county.
Those who will furnish tho music are equally
well known as artists in their respective lines.
For Sundays exercises the stage Of the
Broadway thcater will be appropriately decora.
ted The members Of Silver Bow lodge will
meet at the lodge hall at 1880 p. m. The Elks
will march III body to the thcater and take
reserved seats. The exercises will begin at
ago p. m.
Al the meeting Of the lodge tonight the final
arrangements Tor the memorial exercises will
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
AGED COUPLE THE
VICTIMS OF F|END
FRANZ FREHR AND HIS WIFE ARE
FOUND WITH THEIR HEADS
HORRIBLY CRUSHED.
SUSPECTS UNDER ARREST
Woman in the Case Is Believed to Have
Had Share OF the Loot--Mur-
dered for Their Money.
BY ASSOCIATED pRESs.

Buffalo, y. Y, Dec. 3.-Ihe decomposed
bodies OF Franz l'rchr and his wife, an
aged couple, who disappeared from their
home, $50 Jefferson street. on Novem-
her 20, were found today buried beneath
a woodshed III the yard back OF their
house. They had been murdered.
The skulls OF both had been crushed and
a hammer, such as would have inflicted the
blows, was found i'll the shed. Several
hairs were found clinging TO the handle OF
the hammer A search for Charles Bonicr
who moved into the house of the Frchrs
on the day Of their disappearance, had be
gun hours before the finding Of the bodies
but the hunt was renewed by the entire
staff Of headquartcr detectives as soon as
word came that the bodies Of the old
couple had been found.
Foul Play First Suspected.
On Tuesday Bonier appeared at police
court in response 10 a summons in a John
Doe proceeding regarding the disappear
ance OF the frehrs. The case was ad
journed and Bonicr was ordered to ap-
pear in court yesterday, but he did not
come.
1t was thought then that the suspicion Of
foul play grew stronger with the police
WIN Ildu b'INs'N hp ~ ''"' ''hS 'hht 'hS
old couple had been taken away by rela-
tives who hoped to inherit their money.
Descriptions OF Bonicr were sent broad
cast and this morning Police Superintcn-
dent Bell received telephone message
from Erie, Pa, stating that Bonier had
been arrested there. Bonier is 6s years
old.
Boner's housckeeper Louise Lindholm,
is in custody in this city. The police found
on her person gold pieces to the value of
$40. The Frehrs were supposed to have a
great deal OF gold in the house. The
woman says the money was given to her by
Bonicr.
Kate Kahn, a relative Of the Lindholm
woman, was also taken TO a police station,
a trunk and some stuff which had belonged
to the Frehrs having been found at her
home
The l'rchrs owned another house and
lot beside their home in Jefferson street
and had money in the bank. 1t was well
known in the ncghborhood that they kept
large sums of money in their home.
The Lindholm woman, closely questioned
by the police, said Bonier told her the old
couple had sold the house to him and that
they had gone to house of refuge to
spend the remainder OF their lives. The
gold found upon her she insisted had been
given her by Bonier.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
O0W|E'S PLANTS
ALLOWED TO RUN
WHILE THE OvERSEER HIMSELF is
SAID TO BE IN BETTER FtNAN-
ClAl SHAPE.
ELIJAH IS VERY BITTER
He Orders All Those Not in Zion or the
Employ Of Uncle Sam Kept Out
Of Limits Of His City.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 3.-"All who have not
Zion in their hearts cannot come into
Zion," is the order promulgated today by
John Alexander Dowie through his chief
of police. The order to the Zion guards
the police force in the Dowieites town of
Zion City, continued as follows:
From now on arrest or escort to the
city limits every person who is not OF the
faith or a United States official. We will
bow to the government alone"
Following this order the usual force of
Zion guards" was doubled, many of them
partolling the outskirts of Zion City with
ponies.
Factories in Operation.
The lace factories, lumber mills and
other industries continued in operation to-
day and contrary to expectation, Dowie
trade checks were taken instead of money
at the general store, Dowe institution in
the hands OF the federal receivers. There
was rush for the general store. Many
who had exhausted their ready supplies of
money and were unable to purchase pro-
visions with trade checks yesterday were
in extreme need OF food.
Federal Custodian Rodicski said today
that his inspection of Dowie's books led
him to believe that Dowie is better off
financially than any bankrupt he had ever
known. The custodian added, however,
that the receivership would undoubtedly
last several months.
Supplies Refused.
Receivers Blount and Currie arrived at
Zion City today and took up the work of
examining into the condition of Dowic's
finances. The receivers are at loss to
understand where they can get the money
to pay workmcn employed in the factories.
Dowie, however, declares his people will
work for nothing provided they are fur
nished food.
While there are enough provisions in the
city to feed the people for a week now that
scrip is being accepted it is feared by the
receivers that hard times may come when
these are gone. A prominent canning and
provision company has refused credit to
Zion agents, and announced that cash
would be required for all provisions fur
nished in the future.
This is said to be the attitude of other
supply houses with reference to Zion City.
Federal Judge Kohlsaat has appointed
Dowie temporary manager OF Zion City
industries.
1t is the idea of the court and receivers
to interfere as little as possible with the
established order of Dowie's industries.
Dowie will be the agent of the receivers,
and the arrangement will be discontinued
il his management OF the interests con-
cerned proves unsatisfactory.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
He WILL FACE A CHARGE
OF ABANDONING FAMILY

Missoula, Dec. 3.--IIcrbcrt L. Shovel,
who is alleged 10 have deserted his wife
and three children about "A year ago, l,av-
ing them IN destitute circumstances, will
have to face charge Of abandonment.
A warrant for his arrest has been issued
and if apprehendcd il is said the charge
will be pushed against him.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03

be gone over with the memorial committee,
but q member Of the committee said today
that the details had all been perfected.
The memorial committee consists oi -. j.
Walsh, chairman, ". II. Rebcr. ]. a. Bryant,
NJ g. Vucoyich, John MeManus and W. II.
Palmer.
Circular Letter.
Secretary Harry OGorman Of the lodge 10.
day mailed a circular letter to each member
urging attendance upon the memorial. The
letter reads as follows:
"You will please bear in mind that tho
annual memorial services Of our lodge will be
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
STOCK CONCERN IS
GONE TO THE WALL
EXCHANGE IN BUTTE AND ANACON-
DA CAUGHT BY THE RISE IN
THE COPPER SHARES.
UNABLE TO MEET DEMANDS
Both Offices Close simultaneously and
II Is Thought for Good-Pro-
pretor Is Not Here.

The establishment at AZ East Broadway
called the Western Stock K Grain ex-
change went out Of business today or
rather failed to open for business. 1t is
reported that the establishment got caught
in the raise in Amalgamated and Ana
conda stocks for several thousand dollars
and could not stand the pressure The
place had been running for about a month.
The trades were made out in the name OF
II. V. Warnock who is understood to be in
Helena
Two customers of the establishment,
who are said to be OH the long side of the
market and to have nice profits coming,
were OH hand this morning when the place
failed to commence business. Nothing
daunted they called a dray and carted off
the furniture which they sold.
The office presented deserted appear
ance today Only the Office clock was GO
ing. The blackboard was featureless and
the place looked bare without the furniture
and the usual number OF chairwarmers.
Anaconda, Dec. 3.--It looks as though
some OF the local residents who OCCASION
ally buck the market know a thing or two
now and then. The Western Grain K
Stock Exchange which has been operating
in Anaconda for the past several months
under the management of Harry V. War
mock did not open its doors this morn
ing.
The reason for the suspension, if such it
will prove to be, has not been given out,
yet rumors are in circulation to the effect
that the wise" ones in Anaconda wrapped
the commission house hard yesterday
forenoon.
Amalgamated stock, which raised few
points. carried some of the plungcrs along
with it and in consequence in Anaconda
alone the commission house lost about
$4,000.
Recently Harry V. Warnock, a we'll
known and popular young man in Ana
conda, took charge of the Offices in Hell
ena, Butte and Anaconda as sole owner.
He assumed his own risks in the dealings
and for time did lucrative business.
The smash-up yesterday however, was too
severe for him and in consequence he had
to close his establishments.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
MRS. NELS HANSEN is
LIKELY TO LIVE ON
Would-Be Suicide Was Despondent Over
Desertion by Husband

Mrs. Ncls Hansen, who is also known
under the name of Minnie Peterson, who
attempted suicide yesterday morning by
drinking carboic acid will probably live
That was the statement given out today by
DR.. 7. b. Moore, who attended her.
The woman was employed as dish
washer at the restaurant conducted by
Mrs John Loiselle at "a South Arizona
street The reason given for her attempt
to end her lifc is that she had become
dcspondcnt because of the desertion of her
husband, who, it is said, left her three
years ago. She had brooded over the af"
fair ever since and yesterday determined
to end her troubles.
Mrs. Hansen's throat was severely
burned by the acid and the saving Of her
life was due to the prompt efforts of DR..
Moore. The woman says she will not again
attempt to kill herself.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES
James kirley Goes North to Represent
a Butte Syndicate.

James Kirley will leave tonight for British
Columbia, where he goes to look after mining
property owned by Butte syndicate The
property is known as the Bayonne group, and
is situated on the north fork OF Summit creek,
in the Goat River division of the West Koote.
nay mining district The country through
which Mr., Kirley will have TO travel over
snow and ice is rough and heavily wooded
and the only outlet to the mines is a rough
trail aS miles overland. AT this season OF the
year the snow lies from five to six feet deep,
and Mr.. Kirlcy will have all the experiences
OF an Alaskan explorer.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03

held on Sunday next, December 6, at Su,ton's
Broadway theater, and that it is earnestly
desired that you be present The committee
in charge OF the services has arranged an
unusually beautiful program, and, with that an
assured success, it is proper that the lodge
make the best possible showing as to num-
bers. and thus make the affair one which will
reflect general credit ON our members.
"Mcmbcrs will meet at the lodge rooms at
I3o O'Clock sharp on Sunday afternoon and
after forming in line will march in body to
the theaier, where seats will be reserved. II is
to be hoped that every Elk in Butte on that
day will be in line"
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
COUNTY TAX LIST VERY LARGE

County Treasurer Maher has collected
$4o6,oII.34 of the $s73,s77.44 due the
county this year for taxes. The assessor
has collected $46,358.2a, which brings the
total up to $s4a, 36o56. THE delinquent
list amounts to $3I,5o7.88.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
SOUVENIR OPENING
NEXT SATURDAY
tHE BIGGEST AND BEST SOUVENIR
EVER GIVEN, BY MAYER, THE
JEWELER, NEXT SATUR-
DAY, ALL DAY.

The most expensive souvenir ever given
away, consisting OF a genuine ebony
brush and comb with sterling silver mount
Ing, in case, will be given to each pur-
chaser of one dollar, Saturday, Monday
end Tuesday.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
ROBERT OLIVER is IN JAIL
Lad Must Face Judge McClernan on a
Charue of Theft,

Robert Oliver, the I6-yearold lad who
short time ago was before Judge McClernan
on charge of incorrgibility, will have to
face his honor again on more serious charge,
and this time he will be lucky il he escapes
the industrial or reform school, for the court
told him II he ever came before him again
there would be something doing.
Robert was arrested and landed in jail on
charge OF stealing coal from the Western Fuel
company.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03

Earl OF Stair Is Dead
London, Dec 3.--Ihc Earl Of stair died
today at Lochhinch, Scotland. lie was
born in 1910.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
AUTO CONCERN HAS FILED

Montana Automobile Company and the
lncorporators.
The Montana Automobile company has
filed articles of incorporation with the
county clerk. The company has a capital
stock of $4,000 and proposes to run an
automobile stage line, handle express and
mail and lot of other things.
II. +. Hook, N. Olson and Charles I.
Williamson are the incorporators.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
ANNUAL MEMORIAL
SERVICE PROGRAM
ElkS ARRANGE TO HONOR THEIR
DEAD IN THE BROADWAY
ON SUNDAY.
HON. l. CALLAWAY TO SPEAK
Circular Letter Issued Urging Every
Member Of the 3. p. o. {. in Butte
to Attend the Meeting.

Sickness or absence from the city ought 70
be the only cause that will prevent any mem.
bcr Of Silver Bow Lodge. No. 2ao, Il. T. O. t.,
from attending the annual memorial exercises
At the broadway. Sunday afternoon. Every
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03

T. A. Morrin, attorney at law, room S,
Silver Bow block. Phone oI8-B.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-03
William Springer III.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 3.-Formcr
Congressman William Springer of Illinois
b vi IN this city of pneumonia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-27
TO BE BURIED IN PARIS
Funeral of the Late Major General
sir Hector Macdonald f.
to he Quiet.

PARIS. March 26.-The body of General
Macdonald who committed suicide yester-
day was removed to the British mortuary
chapel. where It will await shipment to its
final resting place In Scotland. The French
law requires that the bodies Of suicides be
taken to the morgue, but owing to the
urgent desire of the British oficials that
the body Of the distinguished officer be not
deposited in the public morgue, the usual
legal requirement was waived.
1t was said at the British embassy that
no orders have been received from London
concerning the disposition Of the body and
II is said that the family Of the deceased
will make the final arrangements. Both
the oflcials OF the British embassy and the
consulate general Of Great Britain disclaim
any knowledge OF the existence OF any let
ters which were reported to have been
found in the room where the general killed
himself.
Mr.. Englis. the British consul general.
said to the Associated Press correspondent:
IT have been personally assured by the
commissary of police that no such letters
have been found"
There is evidently a desire on the part of
the oficials to shield the memory Of the
general out Of sympathy for his family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-27
COCHRAN CANNoT BE THERE
Doctors VIII Not kIHoW orator to
t' Leave warm climate to Go
to Dublin.

LONDON. March 2s.--Former Congress-
man w. Bourke Cochran OF New York will
not be able to be present at the conven-
tion Of Irish nationalists to be held in
Dublin on April IA for the purpose of con-
sidering the Irish land purchase bill in
troduced In the House Of Commons yester-
day. His doctors say he must not leave
the warm climate Of Egypt until May. as
his lungs are seriously affected and he will
therefore remain at Assouan. John Red
mond, the Irish leader, and other Irish
members Of the House of Commons, deeply
regret the fact that Mr.. Cochran will not
be present.
They maintain the same attitude toward
the land bill, reserving serious criticism on
the measure until the tax is published,
and are awaiting the decision Of the con-
vention before committing themselves to a
defnite policy.
The comments OF the afternoon news
papers Of this city and OF the provincial
papers on the measure merely reiterate the
opinions expressed by the morning papers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-27
cHAsE IS WORTH A MILLION
which Accounts for Long Search for
Him, ResuIting I'm Locating Him
in Paris, Insane.

PARIS. March 26.-United States Consul
General Gowdy today gave out an inter-
view in which he touched on some Of the
remarkable featur' in the case Of the
young man, Moss Ter Chase. Of Lafay-
cite. Ind, whose - lts had been the
subject Of diligent~flsf several years.
1t follows in the nah %T< 'ents made
in these dispatches Lass %, IT adds
some interesting details.
Mr. Gowdy says, In part, thai =
dividuals, one OF them being b
prosecuted the search for Chase uno> g
personal instructions. M. Lehine, the PIE
feet Of police. and Mr.. Foauet a police
commissary. also gave the eonsul general
every assistance.
Chase was found in the private sanitar-
ium here OF DR.. Comar After an exam
ination by two French physicians, who pro-
nounced him to be mentally unsound.
Chase was removed to another sanitarlum.
Mr.. Gowdy says he understands that the
estate Of Chase is estimated to be worth
81, ,000, 900. mainly in lands situated in Ben
ton county, Indiana, inherited from his
grandfather. The statements OF Mr.. Gowdy
also set forth the names OF the various
prominent contesting interests in Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis and elsewhere.
Mr.. Chase's father is represented here by
M. Cachard and Attorney Baird OF Lafay-
ette, Ind, who is associated with Addison
G. Harris of Indianapolis. the former min
lister to Austria. Mr.. Gowdy has not yet
decided whether the boy will be retained in
Paris or transferred to America.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-03-27
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Forecast for Nebraska-Fsir Friday. Satur-
day, Fair and Warmer.
FROM THE KEYSTONE STATE
Three Hundred Former Pennsylva-
mans Get Together In Reunion
at Myrtle Hall.

About 800 natives and residents Of the
Keystone state, with their families, assem-
bled last evening at Myrtle hall, in the
Continental block. TO enjoy the annual
meeting OF the Pennsylvania club. The
AFFAIR was in all respects delightful one.
From to 3 o'clock the evening was
given over to the reception of friends, get
ting acquainted and greeting old acquaint-
ances. After this happy feature Chairman
W. @. shriver called the assembly to order
and a very interesting program followed.
Mr.. H. H. Baldrige delivered the address
OF welcome and Mrs. ]. b. Driesbach re-
sponded. Owing to the extremely inclem-
ent weather two numbers OF the program
were omitted. as the persons who were de-
tailed to provide them were unable to be
present. pleasing recitation was that
Of Miss Katie Swartzlander in telling
How Judy o'Shea Saw Hamlet" Miss
Mabel Leachy followed with a song and the
program concluded with a piano solo by
Miss Carrie Rhyn.
Then followed an auction Of pound boxes
Of divers substantials and mysteries. from
which q very comfortable sum was realized.
The auction over, a dainty luncheon was
served and following It the evening was
given to dancing and such other social
diversions as suited the Pennsylvania in
clination. The happy affair continued until
late hour