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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
"a Chinese Honeymoon"

"A Chinese Honeymoon" which gives its
initial performance in the Broadway theater,
in January. is one of those clean musical come
dies that theater.goers will welcome, 1t Is
entirely different from musical comedies tha,
have been seen here this season. 1t does not
depend wholly on one or two characters for its
success, as the company contains about 20
principals and carries a chorus Of over 20
voices The costumes and scenery are among
the handsomcst seen on the stage today.
The music Of, IA Chinese Honeymoon" is
the work Of Howard Talbot, and the book and
lyrics are from the pen OF George Dance.
Among the many clever numbers are 81 Want
TO be a Lidy," "Roly Poly" "rhe A La Girl"
"Twiddlcdy Bits "1he Official Mother.in-
Law" "The Leader OF Frocks and Frills,"
Bits From the Plays" and 'Thcre's a Little
Street in Heaven that they Call Broadway"
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
At the Empiree.

For the week commencing tomorrow the
little playhouse known as the Empire will give
grand holiday bill consisting OF the follow.
ing artists: Blaine and Denattie, in their
clever fcats of strength; Miss Opal Ross, the
dancing girl; Swartz children In new act;
Kate Brady, who sings, Mamma, Buy Me a
Baby" illustrated; lIandford and Hart in
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
AT BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

Bethel Baptist church had a turkey and
chicken dinner during the day ON Christmas,
and at night there concert and literary
entertainment. 1t had been intended to have
'possum for dinner, but the 'possum either
must have missed the train or avoided the
hunters. The festival was for the benefit Of
the church fund.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up your
health. Only IS cents, money back if not
cured. Sold by ]. T. Finlen Drug Co.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
"Article Fifth"

In the days of Louis XIV OF France it was
comomn event that marriages would be con-
tracted by the heads Of the families under the
order Of the king without the consent OF the
young parties, and while suitabities Of rank
and fortunes were solely considered no regard
was given to disproporiion age or inclina.
tion. In the case in point the young Duke dc
Rchelleu was married, when only I6, to Diane,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
their clever sketch, "The Detective and the
Maid," and new pictures.
MOTT EATS NO DINNER
ON HIS CHRISTMAS DAY
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN

sPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Mssoula, Dec. a6.-Louis II. Mott the
condemned wife murderer, did not eat any
Christmas dinner yesterday. The realiza-
ton that all earthly hope has disappeared
has shattered his nerves and he ap-
proaches his end physical wreck. 1t
has become necessary to administer NOR
phine to him. This is given by the county
physician, as it would not be safe to trust
the condemned man with the drug for fear
Of suicide.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
Butte Concert Hall
81 EAST PARK ST.
Geo. Y. Il. Shaver, MGR.
REACHES BEDSIDE TOO LATE
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Heller Dec. a6-Mrs. w. p. S. Hawk,
wife of lie superintendent of the Postal
Telegraph company, who left here Tues
day for Glenwood, Iowa, where she was
called by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Baker, arrived home too late, her
mother passing away before her daughter
reached Glenwood.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26

ing the shaft with load Of rock break
in the hosting apparatus occurred and the
cage started down the shaft at terrific
speed. Before the bottom was reached
the clutches at either side became active,
with the result that the cage was stopped
near the I,aoo-foot level.
AS soon as the descent began the engi-
neer applied the brake governing the other
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
ARE HALF FROZEN TO DEATH

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Missoula, Dec. 26.-Three young men
who were beating their passage from San
Francisco to Butte arrived on the blind
end of an castbound passenger train last
night more dead than alive from cold last
night. They were kindly cared for by
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
MASONS MARK CHRISTMAS
Knights Templar Make Merry in Accord
ance With Custom,

ance With Custom.
The custom the members Of the Ma
sonic order have all over the world of
holding a session of merrment ON Christ
mas day was observed by the members
of the Montana Commandery, No. 3,
Knights Templar, yesterday at Masonic
hall. A notice had been previously issued
by the officers of the commandery sum-
moning the members to the hall and there
was a full attendance of the local
knights.
There was at the hall bountiful pro-
vision of all the good things that go to
make a merry Christmas and the Butte
members of the order enjoyed royal
good time.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
"Human Hearts.V

The mere announcement that the peoplc'a
favorte play, "lluman Hearts," is coming to
our city, Is a matter Of much import to the
theatcrgoers in our midst. No melodrama Of
modern times has enjoyed the vogue that has
been accorded TO W. Il. Nankevile's solid,
substantial success, "IIuman Hearts" The
reason is apparent. The play is interesting from
the rise OF the curtain on the first act until
the final curtain falls.
The clmaxcs are strong and exciting. and
the story is one that will appeal to all classes
OF theater.goers no matter what their stations
in life may be. The situations, lines, and Incl.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
DIVISION TERMINAL CHANGES

Families Will Move From Mssoula to
Butte.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Missoua, Dec. a6.-~The changes in di-
vision terminals of the Rocky Mountain
division go into effect January I. 1t is
announced that the change will remove
about as families from this city to Butte.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26

The author has been careful to preserve the
dramatic unities. His characters are finely
drawn, and as true to nature as possible; in
fact, Mr.. Reid has taken most OF his charac.
tiers from life.
Human Hearts" will be seen at the Broad.
way in January.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
THEATER
H. Main and Park Streets
ONE WEEK

Grand Holiday Bill, Commencing Sunda,
December 90.
Special Matinee Christmas Day.
The Martin Sisters, Vocalists.
Fernandez, the Tramp Exponent.
Mr.. George Campbell, the European
Marvel.
The Brewer Sisters, Musical Experts.
Baaine & Dennetti, the two Giants, in
Feats of Strength.
New Moving Pictures.
Prices 10 and go Cents.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
CAR GETS OFF THE TRACK

TTdTTTC VVdINCTVTTC CITIC DCTdyCU
Morning.
Street railway traffic on the Walkeryille
line was interrupted for time this morn
ing. An outbound car went off the track
at the corner of Park and Arizona streets,
owing to the accumulation of ice
on the track, it is believed, and it was
half an hour before the car could be re-
stored to the track and traffic resumed.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
Fredrik the Great,

a bright'eyed gentleman stepped into Jailer
rays Office yesterday afternoon and presented
his card to the jaer As his fingers were
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26

Prominent Confederate Dead.
New Orleans. Dec. 26.-J. Watts Me-
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
Lost River"

quartet of hoboes, three racehorses,
country orchestra, a bicycle race for life,
thrilling storm effect and objects of still life
iron camera TO tollgate can be in
"Lost River" big scenic melodrama by
Joseph Arthur, at the Broadway theater
shortly.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26

Kinney, postmaster at New Orleans, died
last night. He was prominent confeder-
ate veteran though since the war he has
been a strong republican.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
MISS LOUGHRIN REMEMBERED

Courthouse Frends Present Her With
Gold Chain and Locket
The courthouse friends of Miss Margaret
Loughrin remembered her on Christmas by
presenting her with handsome gold chain
and locket. The loclSet is heart-shaped, set
with beautiful solitaire, with place for the
picture of some lucky fellow some of these
days,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26

syn,papthizing persons, who warmed and
fed them, otherwise Christmas tragedy
might have to be written from here.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-26
OPERA HOUSE
. Dick p. Sutton. Mgr. Phone SssM
GRAND
HOLIDAY
BILL

Hadley and Archer, the Floradora girls
in a comedy sketch. Schwartz Children,
amusing sketch artists. The Aherns, the
European Acrobats. Frederick the Great,
the Man of Mystery. Miss Katie Brady,
in new illustrated Song, CLOSE Your
Eyes and Open Your Mouth" By special
request, Fairyland. Matinee Saturday and
Sunday.
All the Lower Floor zoe; Balcony, Ioc.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-10
Local Jottlngs.

Have you seen the new gallery.
See City Shoe Store ad. For Special
Bargains.
Henry Griffith Of Benson was in
Logan Saturday.
aoff on Suits, off on Shoes, t of on
Hats at, Dunbar, Robinson & Co.
The Nettleton shoe. The best in
America at, Dunbar, Robinson &
Co.
Bishop Ballard, wrapped in his furs,
came riding into Logan on Satur-
day.
Willie Anderson the painter and
paper hanger of Lewiston was in Lo-
gan on Saturday.
Corless Coon Collars are the best
for 25 cents Collars in the City for sale
at, Dunbar, Robinson & Co.
Riley Lewis of Lewiston says the
climate in Logan Is no warmer than
Lewiston II IL Is further south.
Cole & Nelson carry good line Of
gents furnishing goods. Small profits
and quick returns they say is their
motto.
w. M. Weir of Trenton was in Lo-
gan Saturday. He has some good
mich cows for sale. See adver-
tisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hoffer have
issued cards announcing that they
will be at home after Feb. 10th at 1856
South 4th West street.
Did you see the fine Estey Piano
which just arrived at the Harris
Music store? Well its gone. They
can't keep them. The Esteys are
sold as fast as they can arrive. 29-t3
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-10
B I . 10 w
AND GET 1T.

The Paradise boys gave us a chance
to bid for the order of band instru-
ments and we got It. This makes
three sets of band instruments which
we have sold of late in the same way.
We are doing the same thing in the
piano business.
The celebrated Estey Piano and the
wonderful Newman organ are the two
great war horses in competition,
29-t3 Harris Music Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-30

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the once Of the Chief CLERK, Department Of Com
merce and Labor. until TWO O'CLOCK PM, &C.
TOBER FIFTEENTH, 1908. and then opened for
supplying the Bureau Of the Census with BTU
MiNOUS COAL, for the remainder OF the fiscal year.
Blank proposals and other Information Will be fur
nished upon application to the Chief Clerk Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor, Washington. d. G.
se25-f, m&w-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-30

CARPETS TAKEN UP AND CLEANED &c. PER
yard. LEXINGTON STEAM CARPET CLEAN
ING WORKS. SO Seaton st. NE. Furniture pack
ing. Drop postal. se1-26ts-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-30
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES,

FOR RENT-FINE NEW 3-STORY BRICK WARE
house. 2oxbO IT.; elevator suitable for any pur-
pose; within blocks of Center market. $50.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, Inc, sos 18th st.
se3O-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-30

EEPTEMBER 20, l008.-SEALED PROPOSALS
O'CLOCK N. ON SATURDAY, THE TENTH
PROXIMO, to furnish the District of Columbia
prior to July l. 1904. thirteen thousand gallons OF
MIX and nifty gallons Of Cream, more OF less Of
each. Blank forms which these proposals must
be made and all other Information on the subject
viii be furnished upon application to the property
clerk certificate of deposit from the collector Of
taxes that the bidder has deposited with him a
certified check for $50 some reputable bank In
the District Of Columbia must be submitted by
each bidder a. q guarantee that the bidder II sue.
cessful viii enter into a contract. H. B. r. MAC
FARLAND, HENRY L. WEST, II. c. NEWCOMER
(Acting), Commissioners Of the District of Colum-
hia se28r8t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-30
PROPOSALS.

ExECUTIVE 0FF1CE, COMMISSIONERS OF
% 19Os-sealed proposals will be received at this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ OF THE
Columbia for one year from June 80, 1904. the nor
ton OF land near Shepherd Landing purchased for
site for the almshOuse, which IL now occupied
BY Mr. Harry B. swesny; H; B: F. MACFAR-
bia. ee29-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-30

WANTED-THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO KNOW
tents of houses any portion thereof. Only one
store. Do not handle trash. r. NOTES. cor 9th
and D SITS. NV, phone Main 3418 Late Of 637
La ave &0.s- se23-26ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-19
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
PRICES CONFINED TO A TEN
 POINT RANGE.
Improvement Follows the Call, Then the Market Turns Easier, the Bull Clique Supports and
 Steadies the Close.

NEW YORK. March Ie.-The cotton market opened quiet with first prices ] point lower to ! point higher and ruled quiet during the en- tre session with prices within a Io-polh, range Following the call the market lnproVed q little under covering, then turned easier' declining a matter of 4qe points rom the pest under continued bear pressure and iquiaa- ton encouraged by the better weather, put after May had reached 9.72 and July g.oI the bulls again supported values and steadled the market to the close, which was recovery oI ZQS points on the active options ana net 2Q4 points lower. The sales of futures esti- mated at 100 900 bales. The cable news tnis morning proved just about as expected so Tar as Liverpool quotations were concerned ana the local trade showed a disposition to await fresh flood news some indication as 10 the probable attitudes of the market leaders pei"re operating aggressively. The initial tansactions therefore were largely of an evening-up char acter, chiefly professional, commission houses reporting few orders on either side throuShout the day. The better weather reported In the scuth and continued absence of further darl- age news in connection with the flood situa- ton with rather full estimates for tomorrow receipts at leading points led to considerabie realizing after the initial gains. Reports or small stock at interior towns, the compara- tive steadiness of the various spot markets and full exports. amounting to 24 65I bales, against port receipts of I4.o26 bales, were factors in the closing steadiness. The market showed little improvement In point Of activity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-19

NEW ORLEANs-Cleared steamer Nicara- qua ,NorD, Larssen. Buefelds; schooner Santo Oteri tAmD, NiCkerson Ruatan.
 PORT EADS- Arrived, steamers Dogfn (Nor ) Olsen, TampcO; SiCilia QtD, Toscanini, Paler- mo. tux John l. Brady, Sabine Pass. Sailed. steamers Asian tBr.), Bartlett. London: John Wilson (Nor.), Hansen, Bluetields Excelsior. Cherubini, Trieste; Capclla Br.), Booth. Liver pool; Endsleigh CBr). Bootyman. Copenhagen. via Norfolk.
 KEY WEST-Arrived. steamers Mascotte, Turner Port Tampa. and sailed for Havana monitor Arkansas. Norfolk; tug Osceola Tor tugas. Sailed, steamer Quaker City. Bravo Miami
 (GerD, Berg Havana; bark Aniellino tIt.). Manace. Barbados; tug Monarch, Fremont. New Orleans. towing barge. Cleared, ship Rhonc (BrD. Melichapa. London; barkentine Gruhe, Svane. Daker. Sailed bark Attivo Qt ) Agelia Buenos Ayres.
 NEWPORT NEWS-Arrived, steamers Pop lar Branch CBr.), Anderson New Orleans and sailed for Bremen: Siverdae G}r). Rails, Pen sacola: Coblenz fGer), Maas. Havana. and UtD. Passatore, Pensacola; Lord Downshire lBrD Magin, Dublin and Belfast.
 NEW YORK-ArriVed, Astoria, Glasgow. Sailed. St Paul Southampton; Germanic, Liv- erpool StatendaIn, Rotterdam
 LIZARD Passed, Minneapolis, New York, for London.
 for Southampton.
 QIEENSTOWN- Arrived. Saxonia, Boston.
 IIVFRPOOIr-Arrived. Oceanic. New York: Rhynland. Philadelphia.
 SOUTHAMPTON-Arrive Philadelphia, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-19
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.
[Special to The Advertiscr.l ]


 NEW ORLEANS. March 9-Notwithstand- ing early Liverpool advces We're better than expected. market opened | point lower on old crop months and lQ2 points higher on new fresh buying, immediately after occasioned an improvement of 2G3. but continued liqui- dation on more favorable weather, in face of the light receipts and the later easiness in Liverpool caused a decline of points from the top The absence of sellers and some in- vestment buying instrumental in forcing slight rally near the close; this. however. was only momentary the easiness of spots es- tablished a recession, making the net loss 3 q4 points the day. Port receipts for the five days aggregate GA ooo against 70, 900 last year The semi weekly interior receipts at the thirteen leading interior towns were 32 oo0 against 32, 900 last year. The loss in stock in these towns was g. 900. against q loss cf 1 900 last year. relative gain of 5000 last year. The movement on the whole is moderate owing to the recent general unfa- vorabe weather in the interior. If the weather continues fair for a week ten days more. though. the chances receipts will increase over last year. The elements for four months past have been in favor of the market and were really the principal factors in enhanc- ing values rapidly. After such q slege of nclement weather 1t might become settled Speculation is practically dead and investors evidence disposition to follow the advance Sp!nners apathetic. having large stocks therefore 1t looks if the market will have a quieter tendency until something new de- VelOpS the situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-19
Dailv Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS Easy: sales. 3. I7o o-di l-Ie; mtllling e5s: good mlddllng. 0 I-I6 mldAling fair, lo& receipts, 4o73i stock GALVESTON-Firm: rniddling l5-Ie; sale. 2 26o receipts. Ae7l; stock. 976e5.
 MOBILE Dull: middling, e-l6; sales, 100 receipts I55 stock .6So.
 SANANNAH-Ouie middlng e% sales PAS; receipts s6o stock. S4. o65
 CHARI PISTON Firm; middiinF, e'5; receipt' | 1: stock 10 e52
 WTLM1NGTON-Fir Firm; middling. eH; receipt 9e stock 84l6.
 NORFOLK Quiet; middling, e7; sales 326 receipts oo3. stock, 24, 900.
 BALTIMORE Nominal; middling. ioB; re ceipts. $50; stock 5o42
 BOSTON Quiet; midding. 10; net receipts | l.oO8 gross ! e29. PIIIIADt.T. T.PHIA-Ouiet; middiing, TO 25 receipts 75; stock 4.Ao6.
 ST. I.OtIS-Sutat; niddling g l3-le; sales E5: receipts s42: stock. 29,374
 NEW YORK Quiet; middlinG loC; 9oo. net re Cc'itT 80; gross, 5.65i; sales: 500: stock 75, l76; exports 10 Great Britain, 49oSi t the continent, 600.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-19

CHICAGO. March la-Trading in the grain pits was less active today and with excep- corn closing N4hc lower and oats a shade lower May wheat was up A and May pro- visions closed from 71h to 32Kc higher.
 There was only moderate trade in wheat. but the market was firm Notwithstanding the continued weakness fin corn May opened un- changed to lsc lower at 74hM 74h the steady tone being due to relatively firm foreign mar kets Local traders were somewhat beGrishly inclined at the start on the Spring like wealth CT and there was some selling on that account which was added to later the weakness in corn. resulting in decline to 74c. Estimates of small Argentine shipments, together with predictions of a cold throughout DOT tions of the West induced considerable buying during the latter part of the session and the market became firm closing at the top price of the day. 74hc, a gain of Ac Cearances of wheat and flour were equal to 6S 900 bush els. Primary receipts were 40 900 bushels against 3o5 GOO a year ago
 Unsettled conditions still governed the corn trade, with weakness underlying the market The opening was easy on more favorable wealth CT for the movement and there was renewed li- qutdation of May. nearly every house in the trading taking part in the selling. There was good demand for July early in the day, and that delivery firm. The market quite steady the latter part of the day and May closed 9sV1sc lower at 44c, after selling be- tween 43& and 44h. There a slight i'm provement in the cash demand and receipts were still small at I72 cars. none contract.
 There was fair general trade in oats and the market exhibited considerable strength early in the day. but thn weakness fin corn later caused decline. The improved weather conditions were weakening influence and brought out liberal realizing by outsiders. The close was steady with May shade lower at 34% after ranging between 34ls and 341s Local receipts. 1 8 cars.
 Trading in provisions was on an active scale and after smal decline at the start inilu- ence by the weaker hog market, prices ad- vanced materially and a strong feeling pre- vailed. There good buying by packers throughout the day and shorts also bought freely. The close was decidedly strong with May pork 32iEc higher at S7.95, May lard was up 7iac at S9 67la while ribs were l7A 02oc higher at S9.67la197o.
 The leading futures ranged us follows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-19
\. & B. BEER, Cotton Merchants,
 NEW ORLEANS.
 MEMBERS or: New Orleans Cotton Ex- e"ahGe New York Cotton Exchange, and As 'Siate Members Liverpool Cotton Association Special attention given to the execution of tracts for future delivery in cott>-A
scHwAB BACK FROM EUROPE
Says He is Not Going to Quit tn,
 Steel Trust.

New York, March lS.-Charles M. i.tawab. who returned to New York on He steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm, said in ine course of an interview that he never lad felt so we'll in his life or been so glad to get back to work. He declared hc had no intention of resigning the pres laency of the steel combination, adding:
 But. of course, l don't own the Uni ted States Steel Company and it's stock holders choose its officers.''
 When asked regarding his big automo- bile. Mir. Schwab replied:
 ''The one in which l was said to be making tour of Europe? Oh, I sold that. It was too Heres for me. am pretty strong. as you see, but that ma chine was a terror to every chaffeur l had. but I have bought three machines and they will be here pretty soon."
 What about that phantom yacht oi yours that was making such remarkable speed on the Swiss lake?' Mir. Schwat was asked.
 That was a neat little steam launch that I hired for a few days. Its remark able speed was only part of the phantas. magoria that have surrounded my jour. ney and given the trip it's bizarre char acter."
 'io our cruise in MT. Drexers yacht Margherita was real, was it not?'
 Indeed it was-the most delightful re- al!ty of ny life. We all enjoyed the Med iteTranean, but great many absurd things were said about that cruise. We did not go up the Nile, and our itinerary does not call for special notice."
 Referring to his observations in Europe MT. Schwab said: T made this trip to study nature. I must say, however, that there is great commercial activity in some parts of Europe. Germany. for example as well as France. This is not the only manufacturing nation in the world and the sooner we realize that the better"