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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-02

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beute bic Gliilie gum Steissn, 10 oab
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6iibrsrn.
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Stat. 9lfro @mer. Council, bic
Saupt Organization oieier Dirt in
Imerica, trat nit iiber 100 Ne9ern,
6iibrern ibrer &aiie, sur 6. Sabres
SeiiiOn suiammen.
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itimmungs=2iga.
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preis fir cine annebmbare Mufif=
COMPETITION su r9lmerica" ausgeiebt
bate, perlieb ben preis an grofeiior
Grtbur SObniione, bier.
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Spmne 9siunsen.
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beg II. @abauerie &sgiments uno Dem
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81 500, 900, uno $4,000 in @ole.
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sebOlt unb selpndt.
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leger tDuroen ebenfalls BON Der Menae
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6laeen.
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en- Soloaten Der Gonf6oerirten, er=
noroet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-02
Senti@er Tramem=Siilfsbersi

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ubr, finoet bic reselmdBi9e @ariamm=
lung bes Seuti6en 5rauen=Sulfsber=
ems i'm Seuti6en Sauie itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-02
0ermamta= a=Yarf.

Sm Sermania=part finbet am Sonn=
tag, 5. Suli, tpieber cine muiitalif6e
unterbaltung nebit bubi6tr Ma9feier
beg v8lorrei4en Yierten" itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-02
Sociafer Smrmberein.
slm Is. SuIi finbet elm GOmmers ;u Gbrsn
bs1 Ruiter.Riese itatt.

Der Sociale Surnberein bei9loB in
ieiner geitriaen reselmdBisen Yer=
iammlung gu gbren Der Muaerriese,
tpelae fi9 bel benz iiinsit itattgefun=
oenen gesirtstuinfeit pieberum 10 piele
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Is. Suli, Nbenbs, i'm Surner-parf
einen GOmmers ab3ubalten, gu tuel6em
ale Mitslieoer bes 8ereins unb beg
Samen 8ereins einselaben perbsn
iollen.
Sonit wuroen nur &outine=@ei9dfte
erleoiqt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-02

Ntorgen abeno finbet bas stpeite
8arten=goncert bss Seuti6en Clubs
uno WuiifUereins itatt. Gin interei-
iantes programm pirb bon Der Snopls.
Wailitdr=@apsae sur Sur4fiibruns se-
lan9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-02
0arten= n=Goncert

Ses Scuti9en Clubs unS Tuiitbereins.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
LABOR DELEGATES : !
LEAVE FOR ST
SIX REPRESENTATIVE ZEN OF
BUTTE ARE ON TX SWAY TO
SEE CHIEF {. SJTlVE.
IN DAN M'DONALD'S PLACE
William Robinson OF Centcrville Chosen
to Fill Committee--Waited for
Letter From East

Malcolm ellis, Frank Do,lc. NJ. Il.
Dempsey, I'd Long. William Robinson and
j. W. Gilbert, the committee from the
Butte labor unions who will visit Wash
tn3tOn rs the guests OF President Roosc
welt, lett this afternoon over the Northern
Pacific The party viii travel over the
Chicago, Milwaukee \ ST. Paul road to
Chicago aud then over the PENNSYLVANIA
route to the nations capital
onc change has been made IN the per
sonnel OF the committee since il was first
announced. Dan Mcdonald president OF
the American Labor union, found IL i'm
possible AZ the last moment to leave his
work.
Several important matters have come 80
for consideration in the American ahos
union during the past few days aud Mr..
MeDonald's advice and experience are
necessary to satisfactory settlement.
In Mr.. McDonald's Place.
William Robinson of CcuicrNillc, for
mcrly secretary of the Butc Miners union,
has gone III Nh McDonaId's place.
The committee waited several days after
II had planned to start for letter from
Congressman Joseph NJ. Olson. The lc,
ter did not come aud ii VAS decided to go
on without II.
The change IN the day Of departing win
not interfere with the program at Wash
inpton save that the dinner with prcsi
dent Roosevelt will be had day or two
later that was planned, November lS.
To See the Town.
The party will see the sights AT The
nations capital during four or five days.
0no or two ot the committee will visit
New York and Hoston before returning
Malcolm ellis aud j. ". Gilbert viii rc
turn home before December T.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
A. 0. JONES ON TRIAL
ARRAlGNEO } IN BOzEMAN ON THE
CHARGE Oh Running a ~
YEAR-OLD GIRL.

bUzcman, Nov H.. The trial Of g. q.
loncs, formerly principal oi Tie llch
School, on the charge OF committing as.
'sarii upon Louise Gosneir. Ii year-old
arl, was taken mp in the district court TO-
ioy and the stat. began TO examine is
witnesses. 7. Meuard, an uncle of the
girl, Gas y witness for the state. Accord
ing e him the girl confessed that foncs
j. lal Iaincd her.
Jones is his brother in law and they con
srlicd with friend of Tie family rs 10
what would be best TO do and il was de
ci1cd TO send the girl to home for IN
fortunate girls in Helena. Later lol,ps
wanted her sent TO St. Paul and they sen,
her 10 a woman in ST. Paul dividing the
cost OF her trip.
II developed, according TO Mcnar1s les.
timony, that the girl first denied I0nc,
had ~songcd her because he had told her
il would so hard with him il she told the
truth. Some letters were introduced IN
evidence written by Jones and signed vain
Mcnards name in which the woman
having charge Of the girl in ST. 'anl was
advised as TO her care.
Menard admitted on cfoss-c s-cxaainati6n
he had said 10 some one that ii he did not
have $500 he would give the affair away.
The case is proving 70 be quite 4 sensa.
tion, bot il is developing some queer com
ilications.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
WOMAN FOUND BURNED
IN EMBERS OF SHACK
srrcrN 10 rur lNrlR MorNr.lN.

Great Falls, Nov ~ Although Last
night was very cold. it appears to have
been warm enough in a shack on the
south silc. for woman lay the name of
Belle lines was found there this morning
nearly burned to death.
John Berg, bartender. with whom she
was living. made the discovery. The
woman was lying cn the bed nearly dead
and presented horrible spectacle. She
was partly conscious, aud from Mhat She
said II appears She had some visitors last
night and they drank freely.
he oil lamp was overturned aud her
clothing caught FIRE. Her companions let
her IN this horrible plight aud before She
cxtingushel the flames she was burned
~ badly that she cannot live. rhc doctor
says she will die hclofc morning. The
police are trying to find the parties ~ho
were with her.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
FAMOUS TUNNEL. AT OLD
VIRGINIA CITY BURNED
Loss Of $4,000 IN fire on the Virginia
8. Truckee Railroad
o. hs soclAri.n rRiss.

NuH'nla, NeN" Nov ~ The Home
stead iunne on the Virginia 4 1ruckcc
railtoad IN hold liill was entirely de
stroyod by fire this morning. .oss, $40
600. II viii be two months before trains
can be run into ihi, city.
All the cS Scvadans and Comstockcrs
III Butte, a least All ol the latter will
remember the Homestead tunnel The
parl OF the Virginia x lruckce railroad
btlWccn Virginia aud Gold Hin, Nevada,
IS about three miles long and il is as
crooked as the proycrbial rams horn. the
distance III straight line from ono town
10 another beng but mile.
! he tunnel is about an eighth Of mile
III length and is located upon the railroad
just as il enters Gold I'LL and is moi over
loo yards from the depot, The Virginia
truckcc road was built in 1875 at n
very great expense, being called by Adolph
ShirO, the constructor ol tilc famous Sntro
tunnel, "Sharon's crooked railroad
Senator William Sharon Of Nevada, also
dead, being one Of It's builders.
The destruction Of the tunnel will be
fell by the railroad company, owing 10 the
heavy cost which is reconstruction doubt
less will entail, and The fact that the
Comst0ck IS no longer what il once was
and the income Of the railroad is much
deprecated from what il was in the palmy
days.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
FATHER DAY NAMED
AS ADMINISTRATOR
HELENA PRIEST WILL VIRTUALLY
BE BISHOP OF DIOCESE OF
MONTANA FOR MONTHS.
srftlAL 10 run MIN norNrAIN.

- '-''''' ~ ii' IN liz hbN y IAN.
Helena. Nov. I7.-Rev Father Victor
Day vas officially appris,l today by
means of a letter from APOSTLE Delegate
D. Falconio al Washington. y. g.. that
his appointment as administrator OF the
diocese OF Montana 10 tcmporarily suc-
coed the late Bishop Bronde and to serve
until the atter's successor as bishop has
been made, Bishop Bronde left a let
ter requesting that Father Day be named
as administrator This wish vi the dead
bishop was respected by Archbishop
Christie during his recent visit on the
occasion oi the bishops funeral
The appointments had however, To be
confirmed by the apostle delegate. II will
probably be six months before bishop
has been named TO succeed bishop Bron-
del. Until that time Administrator Day
VIII to all lnteats and purposes be the
bishop oil the diocese. His appointment
gives general satisfaction among the
clergy and the laymcn and il is an open
secret that there is a general desire that
he be named as bishop.
Administrator Day today prepared in
Latin letter TO the clergy Of Montana.
advising them. 10 usc q church expression
tl'at he had rcuewcd th,ir faculties. IN
o,lcr words thlir certificate q. authorize
10 perform ihcir dulics. The sclect,o
of bishop OF the diocese eil be made
by the propaganda Al Rome after the pope
has received from the archbishop the
names proposed by the eonsultors as -
are called.
The letter composed OF priests OF this
diocese will send three names 10 ths areh.
bishop and he will call the bishop OF the
province 10 consider them and the nomes
they viii d.cile upon are sent 10 the pope.
The propaganda ee'ects from these names.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
FRANCHISE MA TIER
AND COUNCIL.

The judiciary committee Of the city
council met this afternoon 10 take final
action on the franchise which the new
railway company is asking. The franchise
contains " sections. or these the com
mittec had agreed npon IS. or tie two
others, one relates to the Harrison avenue
viaduct and the other to the distance be
tween the tracks Of the new company and
those o. the Butte Electric Railway com
pany.
AT conference between Manager Wllar-
ton OF the old company, j. Bruce Kremer
and Engineer Simms OF the new company
and City Engineer Bickcnbach the mat
ters were adj justed to the satisfaction Of the
two roads. The new company will put in
steel bcnts for the yiaduct at its own
expense, and the distance between the
two railways will be seven feet The
tracks OF the present line will have 10
be moved, and the roadway Widened. This
also will be done nj the expense OF the
new company. ss=
Attorney krcmcr anticipates 10 trouble
in securing the passage Of the franchise
by the council. Some opposition had been
anticipated TO the use Of WyOmin. street.
but those interested in the new company
say this is the only practicable rortc.
There also was some doubt as 10 whether
the route under the viaduct would be ac-
ceptablc. The changes that are to be
made there by the new company will, it is
claimed, remove all objections. The same
width of driveway will be provided as
will the same walk for pedestrians, while
the distance between the tracks OF the two
companies will assure safety for passen-
gers using both lines.
1t is quite likely the council will order an
election to allow the people to pass on
the question of granting the franchise.
Some of the city officers are Of the opinion
that the city must bear the expense of
this election, and that such being the case
it should be put off until the regular city
election next spring. The promoters of the
new enterprise say the delay will inter
ferc with their arrangements in the way
Of surveys ordering material, etc.
They have, therefore, offered to put
up with the city $1,000 to cover the ex-
pense of special election, so that the
matter may be passed upon promptly, and
everything be in readiness for beginning
active operations in the building of the line
as soon as weather conditions permit.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
MURDER APPEALS UP
SUPREME COURT HEARS THE ARGU-
MENTS IN THE MOTT AND
MARTIN CASES.

Helena, Nov. r7,--rhc appeals in two
murder in the first degree cases were
argued before the supreme court today
these were the state against James Mar
tin and the state against Louis Mott
Martin killed Fireman Charles Williams
at Silver Bow, near Butte, and is under
sentence Of death Mott is TO hang for
killing his vile in Mssoua
The attorney general appeared for tho
state i'll each case, while 7. a. Morrin ap-
pearcd for Martin and Woody Woody
and J. K. Wood for Mott.
u. {. Heath & Co, Of Chicago filed with
the secretary Of state today their bond as
suppliers Of state books.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
Protest Up in Cabinet

Washington, d. G., Nov. Iz.-.M the
cabinet meeting today the Panama siua.
ton was gone over in all its latest phases.
Secretary Hay laid before the president
and cabinet the protest against the action
OF the government Of the United States
sent to the senate by President Marroquin
OF the government OF Cuba. The protest,
which went into the hands of Senator
Frye, as president pro TEN OF the senate.
was turned over by him to the secretary
of state, as the senate cannot receive pe.-
tons OF protest from foreign govern
ment.
No decision has yet been reached
whether the document will be formally re-
ceived or not. The nature and the terms
OF the treaty to be made between the
United States and the republic OF Panama
for the construction OF the canal were dis
cusscd at length, but no statement Of these
terms will be made public.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
RUN ON A READING BANK
Enemies Of institution Said to Have
Started Panic

Reading, Pa, Nov. I7,-Ior some IN
explained cause run was started today
on the Pennsylvania Trust company,
especially in the savings department. A
continuous line Of dcpositors pressed for
ward and were rapidly paid off. President
Brooks and several directors cndcayored
10 restore confidence among the deposit
ors by assuring them that the institution
was in sound financial condition.
In addition to the funds on hand the
company received 100000 today from
Philadelphia. The officers ascribe the ef-
forts to break the credit OF the institu-
ton to malicious persons.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
PREPARES TO STORM
THE DEFENSES OF
SAN DOMINGO
Rebel Leader Has Arrived
and Will Push Siege
Vigorously.

Cape lldytien, llayti, Nov. t5.--General
Jimnes, the leader OF the revolution III
the Dominican republic, has arrived at
Santiago dc Los Cahcllos Santo Domingo
to take patt in the defensive operations
with the view 10 making 4 decisive at
tack on the capital. san Domingo.
The French cruiser luicn dc Ia era
were has arrived At san Domingo. Ramon
Iaceres, the revolutionary general Who
landed with limincz recently III Santb Do
mngo. remained at Puerto Plata.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
AUTHOR GILMORE is DEAD

New York, Nov. I7.--Jamcs r. Gilmore,
we'll known in the field of letters under his
own name and his nom de plume, Edmund
Kirkc, is dead at his home in Glcnns
Falls, N. Y.
He was 70 years Of age. Mr.. Gilmore
was author of "The Mountain White
Heroine" "The Thorndykes" and "Pcr-
sonal Recolections of Lincoln
He was an intimate personal friend of
President Lincoln, II. w. Longfclow, Oil
yer Wendell Holmes, Ralph Waldo Ener-
son and Horace Greeley.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
TO RECOVER MINING STOCK
j. Jarvis Sues the First National Bank OF
Butte in Livingston

SPECIAL 10 TnE INTER MouNrAls.
Livingston, Nov. r7.--An action to re-
cover stock in a mining company is on
trial in the district court today before
Judge Frank Henry. The case is entitled
J, Jarvis against the First National Bank
Of Butte
Jarvis claims he loaned 5000 worth of
stock in the Bear Gulch Mining company
Of Jardinc to n. Busch, and the latter
transferred the property to the bank Jar
Wis is suing the bank to recover the stock.
Smith 4 Strong OF this city appear for
the plaintiff and r. l.. Clinton OF Butte
represents the bank The case may be
concluded late today.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
MOBS PARADE STREETS
IN SEARCH OF "KISSER"

New York, Nov. 17.--Armed with re-
volvers and clubs vigilance committee
composed of men and women Is patrollins
some of the streets of Bayonne, N. J..
in the hope of capturing man known
as the "Kisser." The operations of the
latter have terrorized the female CON
tnxent of the New Jersey suburb so
greatly that they fear to go into the
streets unprotected after nightfall
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
Seneln SecaiCn Short

Washng'opt y. c., Nov. l7.-Whcn the
senate met today number OF bills and
petit ons we're presented. Most OF the
bills were for pensions and the bulk Of the
petitions related to the case Of Senator
Smoot Of Utah
The senate thcn went into executive
session and ten minutes later adjourned.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
500 THROWN OUT OF
WORK THROUGH FIRE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov I7.--Fire today
practically destroyed the five story brick
building, I17-129 North Fourth street, oc-
cupied by the Philadelphia straw-board
company and several other tenants. Loss,
100000. Five hundred persons, mostly
women. were thrown out of employment.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
JAPAN DEMANDS AN APOLOGY
Mffed Over Trouble With the Koreans
and Utters Threats.
ny ASSOCIATED pRESS.

Cologne, Nov r7.-ft appears that there
Is some friction at Seoul in consequence
of the street brawl between Koreans and
Japanese. According to a dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Seoul, the Japanese
minister has demanded that the chief of
police and gcndarmerie be ccnsured and
ordered to proceed to the legation of Japan
and apologize for insults to Japanese stub
jects and he threatens, in the event of
their recurrence to send Japanese guards
to assist the police in maintaining order.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
France Recognizes Panama.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

II ] TTFSS,
Washington, Nov. I'm note ad-
dressed to NJ. Bunau-Varila, as pcnipo-
Tertiary and envoy extraordinary OF the
republic OF Panama, NJ. Jusserand, the
French ambassador last night officially
recognized the new government and an
nounced that he would be received and
duly recognized.
The ambassadors action is in accord
with a cabe2ram received from the French
foreign Office yesterday.
The minister announced last night that
J. Pierpont Morgan and company lad ac-
cepted the appointment as financial agents
in the United States OF the Panama repub-
lie and that $500, 900 had been placed to
the credit of the Panama government.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
CABINET TAKES Up
FORMAL PROTEST
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND HIS
ADVISERS CONSIDER THE CO.
LOMBlAN SITUATION.
FUG!TIVES IN NEW YORK
Further Details OF How United States
Marines on the lsthmus Headed
OH Colombian Troops.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Panama, Nov. i7.--lhe United States
flagship Marblchead, in Panama bay. sa-
luted the flag OF the new republic of
Panama at o'clock this morning with II
guns.
The French consul at Panama has mott
hed the juntas that he will open official
relations with the government of Panama.
saying Foreign Minister Delcasse had
informed him that France will formally
recognize the new republic later.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
Peru In Line.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Lima, Peru, Nov. I7.-Richard r. Neil,
secretary OF the United States legation,
has informed the Peruvian government
that the United States has formally recog-
nzed Panama. The Colombian minister
here declares the United States will be
obliged to recognize the treaty rights of
his country.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
LITTLE DONE IN TIE
HOUSES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, d. C., Nov lz-Whcn the
house convened to-day Mr. Fowler OF New
Jersey and Mr Brundige Of Arkansas
were sworn in. after which The house went
into committee Of the whole and resumed
consideration of the Cuban bill
Mr.. Knapp Gep) Of New York was
the first speaker today,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
RUSSIA AND JAPAN
WILL ARB|TRATE
DIFFERENCES
Peaceful Settlement of the
Far-East Trouble Is
Now in Sight.
ny AssnclA1ln rplss

Paris, Nov. l5.--fhe Associated Press
learns from an authoritative source that
negotiations have been resumed between
Russia and Japan III respect to Manchuria,
when give great promise Of success aud a
peaceful termination. No details are avail
able at present.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
AFTER EVADERS OF THE
LOCAL OPTION LAWS
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 17.-The SUI
preme court today held that the statute
prohibiting the giving away of liquor in
local option counties is constitutional and
fined two men for giving drink to third
person.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-17
FREIGHT CAR BURNED
TO HIDE A CRIME
Body Of WeIl-Dressed Man Found in the
Enbers Of Blazing Box Car.
DY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Fort Dodge, la, Nov. 17.-The body
of an unknown man, we'll dressed, was
found in a burning box car attacked to
Great Western train at Hay Field today.
The man is believed TO have been murdered
and the car lirel % !.ide he crime.