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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-07

Macmillan company announce. the book
for issue early in September.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09
Eqtt1lJt i aDr>Ylan.
8. & @. u. 0nhn.

e4-T.k ~
Nah alien 3profG eEas. 9unften
-, 100 8Drrl.
Aa9 st. Souls, Mempbis uno BEN
Olfen. .l2.40 WlittaQs.
ga9b 0oroeSeTas, Santa Sc Rnb Srisco.
Bnhtten. ......... 800 MbeIbS.
Noh ct, QuniS,- QSac0 unb beu Often
..................9.l5 l5 4benos.
9eaG1 aareoo uno Wtegic0. 800 Born.
Antunft,
Son st. Souls unb benz Often z. 80 Wprm.
8on NorosSeGas. Santo Sc unb ari8cp.
8unften ............,... as 0orn1.
g0n locolen Bunften ~. 40 Nbenos
8on St 3uuis unb Dem Often. g. 10 Qbos.
Sou 9areoD nnb Merito =. II. 30 glabnl.
Southern Nacific Saba.
abfabrt.
Nah gsetu Orleans, SouItOn unb @al'
oeron ta9llh.. h...,.........ll.4 40 BDrm.
uno 9 90 N6en6s
Wadb ga9le Bob, 81 8oio. GalifOrnien
nno NeItfo ..............8 800 8prm.
Wa9 vi Balo. NeusNegico uno Galifor.
- H!en; 1890. .......6.30 E0rn!.
Wah :NorbsEeges, ct. suuts uno Gbito.
90 (Katy Flyer) $3.50 Mbenbs.
Nntunft.
Spn 5torosSe,"s, ct. 4uuis unb ghicaQp
:, katy FL cry -. ..:...7 10 MOrsens.
neiton td9lib 7.40 atproens
NH0 o:UU Jtodm.
Son ealifornien, eagle faB uno Merieo
..-.;.;';.:.' r.; eo. ........ .6.5U gtabm
gDn 81 gafo, galifornien nno Wieyiro
Observation-Disclosures. S:Ij0 NfennS
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LII the State Of Texas.
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co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
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tinuously adding new sub
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gett itber so lSabreu


idon wur6e Wtrs. @inslom's 500.
tblnG Sprup BON M.lli6nep upr
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der Ginoer
angemenoet. Mirit 9u i'm Ghlafe
ourh oas Sbreien eines alnoes ae.
lt6rt, oas i'm 0abnen iit unb Dor
S@mersen peint? gHern 10, laiie
I0fort cine Slal9e bon ,Wlrs.
8inslous SDOtbine Gnrup4 bolen.
Sein 8ertb lift unbesablbar. Sc
wiro oem fleinen 2eibeaben Iofort
oinoerun9 oeridafien. @erlaBt eud
oarauf. Wiitter, es lit fein Bueifel
oariber. @s beiit 9iarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Wageu unb bic Nieren, be-
leitiet Mino 4plif, ermeiG5t ben
@aumen, uerblnoert Gntsiinoung
nnb itdrtt oas 9an5e Gpitera. ,Msrs,
Wlnsluus Soothing Sprup" iilr sab.
nenoe Sinoer lit aneenebm I'M sc.
idmad; oas &ecept itomint bon
einem Der beiten peibliben Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. Gs lit Bel allen
Nrugeiiten in Der ean5en @elt su
blben. 8reis rs Gents per sflafcbe.
Rauft niGt5 nnoeres, ola Wlrs
Winslom8 SnnthinosSn
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Sir $500 mad 9entlalanO.

Deutib amerifanii1e 8eitunaen
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit oro.
Bem Snterelie eelelen, neil 1ie Iih
frei ausipre9en uno b1ufig pDn brit
ben mebr 9eui9feiten unb Mahrihs
ten bringen. ais Die oeuti1en Bel.
tunge1 ielb5t. Die pGreie Breife fir
9eras" 1T oriben hberau, uobin fie
aeianot pirb. Elm febr germ aeiebener
@o1t uno fann ii6 ribmen, Nners
fennung uuo Wiroigune gu finoen,
tuie aus aablrei6en Guefen an ums,
iotuie an 0ieienigen, iuel6e oas 8latt
an ibre Terruanoten i.5iden, beruor.
3ebt. Mer baber ielnen 0ertpanoten
uno Jreunoen cine Ereube ertpeiien,
ibnen elm uilltDmmenes @eIdenf
MAIDEN mill, oer beiteae fir lie Die
n5reie Breiie fir 9eras". Das Sns
terelie iiir Terus, tute uberbaupt filr
ben Stoat uno Die @egello, mo- bic
Veruanoten ,ppbnen, i1t in DeutIchs
lamb febr lebbaft uno es ilt unm6as
lib, in Brioatbrieien elne 10 griinos
lide Guftldrlns uno geIdreibung
oeS fremoen 2anbes 5u aeben, mie
oles bic pJrele HreNe" alItp6nents
lid tbut. Sir ben geringen 8reis
uon So perienoen mir port0frei unier
ceibbaltlge8 8o6enblattauf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Qoreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
2ie ssreie preife fiir Geras 0mbl.
tspmpanti.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09
an bag Ynblitulll.

Die rSreie BreRe" bat iiber 4OC
etablirte Ngenturen i'm Stooie, piro
on iiber 700 4oftofficen rerTanbt, uno
bat elne 9roRe &erbreitung in Der
0a6bor- 9iepublit Merito, i'm snoio.
ner=9errit0rium un0 Sflaboma.
Sbr girfulation8z@ebiet in geros
erftredt ii6 bon @aloeiion bis biuaul
nab Deni0n. oon MarIball i'm Often
bis no6 81 Asaio n: fsrnen @eiteu;
es iblieBt lelbitDerftdnoi.d nit be-
lonhers aablreihea 2eiern oas oidt-
beiiehelte N1ittel-T Terae a,lb ben Gio=
meiten elm.
3wei Reifemse iino bsfiiinoig, iabrs
elm, iabrau8 i'm Sntereiie bes 8latz
tes untertpe9s unb flbren benielben
I'M 8erein nit unieren ribrigen 2os
fal : Igenten fortmdbreno mere 2es
ier 5l,.
Sn Iibttraht oieier 9batiahen 1T
bic nSreie Brcife", tuD es iib borum
banoelt, Die beuti9e 8ep5lferuna gu
erreiben, oas bette Mnseige @ses
blum Inn gtaate 9craS.
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= Der Grport aus ben gonlufat8.

- Der Grport aus ben gonIutatsa
Be3irten Jrantfurt a. W., Oombura
uno Bormen nod Den Ser. Staaten
1T i'm lebten Quartole, pelhes nit
0em l. Sttober abfhliest, ftarf aus
rudgegon0en. go Sin0 beiipielss
merle aus Dem ye5trte 8arlnen g,s
leu= uno gtablmareu nur i'm Me,te
DDn $83, 1904 nab Nmerifa erpoltlrt
toDroln, ipdhren0 I'm oritten Quolta(
oeS Boriohres iolhe @aren i'm Mers
te BON $40l 1863 nah Nmerifo ges
fanot muroen. Die 8ldtter erblifen
IN oleier germinoerung oes grp0rts
Elm SUMPTION Der uuoiiuitigen Nere
baltnifie Mmer fas.
- Die Besllner v0otioualsta.s
commentirt Den ltorfen 3ufluB oeuts
id)er Riinit(er nad ben Ser. @taas
ten. Dos glatt ihreibt. iie niroen
bort tuenieer noda ibcen Qeiitunaen.
OLE nod] Dem gurSmerte, iuelmen
iie fid gu oerihaffen ueritdnoen, ab.
eeihaBt. rNmerita fehlt ieoe ee.
iunoe 3unitubuna. Der ausoe.
geiprohene Bug oes mooernen nos
nooilirenoen Giinitle1tums noh oem
Weiten biloet Elm unerfreulihes 9a.
pitel". Sn bieiem Zone eebt es cine
gonSe gpalte fort.
- Die conierpatine Berliner
Buit" per0ffsntlrht einen langen
artitel uber ole ameritaniihe ,eelte
Breiie". Das Blatt bebt beruo.,
oaB Die 5eituneen iener gouleuc
niht Die amerifaniidhe @eiamtpreiie
mieoeripieeeln. oeren 0ertreter intels
liseuie, fleiBlae uno ebrenuerte Wdr.
ner NIT polittiher urteilsreife ieien.
Sbre SntelIieeu5 uno Wuroe bote
ouf ben HrinSen 6einrih pon Breu.
Ben bel benz Nanfette, pelhes ,bm
gu Gbren Die Seem Yorfer Stats
Seitun9 ber ameritaniiben 9srefie
geoeben, tiefen @inorud gemodt,
uno er babe ieiner @enuetuung
oariiber tuieberbolt bereoten Nuss
oruf perliehen.
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S d n / E &c
atIerIei Sntereiiautes aus allsrIei Ges
hirt-Siir ScOru ctmas.

. ie Qro b eifen niefneTs
Gif4e.
81 5 q n b er3eugt mebr Gla9s
tpie ireenb Elm anberes 2dnb.
Oie 3abI Der @Ietf9er
in ben Qlpen 6etrdst ettpa 1155.
ais @timmaettel brand,
ten bic alten @rie9en SIibenbldtter.
Sn genebis purbe bic erfte
8anf gesriinbet, uno atpar i'm Sabre
1156.
nDos 4orfett bat mebr @rGs
Der sefiint als Der S9naps," faet
6rau s. 6. purfer.
Seatiibunsen finb eessnrnGrs
tig Der oieblinesiport Der iungen pprs
nebmen Snponerinnen.
Gin S a s Ml 3 | bon 1876
pfunb gu sepinnen, brau9t man 275
Bis 300 pfuno @eiasn.
Dsr 9ersos BON Sebons
fbire in Gnglonb bat ni9t ipeniser
als AZ pfriinben gu Oerssben.
Q1sSa1lunsfar3 3abne
fpirb neuerbinss Glas bsnuBt. gs bat
ben @ortbeil. faft unbemertbar gu fem.
Der b09fgeIeeene Ort
Der Welt lit @alero in peru, tpelGer
1855 SUB iiber bem Meeresipiegsl
liest.
Sn Snbien turirt man aeibs
Idmerasn tteiner sfinber, inbem man
bic a3otienten nit eliibsnben Giien
brennt.
Die iapanif9e Gpra9e
beiibt 10000 M6rter. bod fennt Der
gebit6ete SapaEeie bur9i9nittli9 nibi
me6r afs 10000.
Cine MiIIion Sdder
ols einen She'll Der 2obang brinat
man&.s S9iff, bas bon Sapau mad
San 5ranciseo fabrt.
meerf daumlaeer finb tn
betrG9tlidem umfange i'm n1rbtiaen
SbeiIe bes Staaiss gietp We1itp, uns
ipeit bon Silpsr Gitp.
8Ien benb peibe 3G6nt
finb na9 Qnsabe eines 3a6narates
lei9ter bem gerberben ausgsIebt, als
fol9e bon gelblihsr Jarbe.
3psi SauptFdbte befst
Rbpbe Sslanb, Der flsinIte @taat Der
Union. Die asgislutur tagt abtpe9s
felnb in Repport unb propibeuee.
gbortes Garrptl mar bsr
rei4ite Monn Nmeritas gu Der 3eit,
ais bic 8erfafung Der Ser. Stoatsn
unter3sihuet lpurbe. gr befoB $780,
900.
Ginem @berglauben in
y u Blonb 5ufol9e tonn Regen bas
burA berbeieefiibrt lpsrben, bab man
ben Geiduam zines Sdufers in's MaIs
fer ipirft.
. lie 81 b pflegt in 9enebig
iibertrie6en bunt gu Iein, in Surtn 1T
iie Ie9r ernit. ba8 2IuffGtlige permeis
ben6, in Moilaub reht geidmadnot
Ga9 Barrier Chic.
---------.-~ses
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9. a. u u. y. 8a1ss.
Nbfahrt.

Rad GuerO, goofum, 6ouaon unb Gal.
oeftun, fdgllh .............9 300 BORN.
nno 9.45 Nbenbs. ...............,....
Wa9 eorpns ghrifti, R0dport unb Bee.
billie tdaIih. ..............2.15 geacbm.
Haeb Sbrne nno &errullle, tdgiicb
..................9 1925 Born.
1eb Borne uno &erroilIe, Snmstags 8. 45
gtahm. Anfunft MDnta9s $50 Qlbenbs
Mufuuft.
Won gnero, goafum. 9Duiton unb @al.
oelt0n, tagltd. ..........7.45 Woreens
nn6 6 so Mbenos
gon Corpus Ghriiti. &DdpDrt unb See.
ulue fo8ltn.. LBS Hacbtt1.
gon Gbrne nuo sserrnille. taelib .....
z Mhpnna
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t;sort'esuns folst J

Geht auf ct. Gernhorb's SDb'n bic
9rduter iprl Ben uHo geoeih'n. aus beren
salt man Ginen idofft. 9e!unbheit gu
perlei9'n.. |enn eS am StuhIgona 81
8ebriht, 10 nimm' fofort, uno 5be
nid,t St. Bernard 1rautcrptllcm Elm;
sruei MAIDEN iauft bic 9drme rein; bis re.
eular Der Gang 5um Grt, fahr' Gu nit
9leidler 9oiiS fort. 3nnn ipmmt Der
Nppetit auf'a Reu'. Gu iBt fir 0peie mel
ner Ereu. uno Du ueroau'n mai, nolem
Gid, iiiblit 9ihio Friih ala note Elm Slid!
-6ar2j @ents bel Gpo,hetern gu boben.
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~. Sc. q 3. Sabs..

Mbfabrf.
seb Baeo, 5prt @Drtb. 9allos, 8onioa
Gitb. st. Gouis uno Chicago, tdolich,
(Snniet Depot $3.50 @benoS.
aocaI5ng pio Smitbui[le.. .7.50 Born
Mntuuft:
GDn Chicago, ct. Souls, Ranios gitp,
Dallas, Sort Gortb uno 8aco, tdelith
(Sus,iet Oepo) ........7. SO WorQens,
2ocol5ua uia Smitboille. ;. 9.25 96enbS
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Die &bbol3ung Der
s ar b + ol3beitdnoe in benz
meritonif4en Staate Gcmpe6e, inss
befonbere I'm 8iitrift BON champion,
tpiro in bieiem Sabre sinen bebelttsnben
uuIfang annebmen. Gie an biefem
9anbeI intersfiirtsn Gigentbiimer unb
auftdufer pm 5orbbol3 boben ans
europa srobe atefsrunesouflrdoe fir
ooS n64its 5ribiubr erbalten.
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@nlf gbore Sabn .

q q y g
@ach 9opernia, Sutberlanb Sprinss.
Stpdoale, td9litb, .........8: 500 8orm.
Mntunft.
Bon Stotfbale. Sutberlan6 5prines uno
Sabernio. t2alicl. 2.30 Mnrhnl.
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= 9og Saaba!lid par Dem Qoi.

= 9o8 Sagoaliid mar oen Gai.
l'r WilbeIm Ill. bel ieinen Saqo.
ausfliiaen bei Nolninten in Gitpreu.
Ben nieoer pie iiblrh iehr oiinltiQ.
Gr bat cine Nnaohl prdhtiesr 0iriAe
qeiholien, oorunter bier Gem5ebn.
@noer uno awei 3m6li. gnoer. Auf
etnen angeplridten 8terunb5uonsia.
Gnoer, oos ihDnite uno ihnealte
Tier oes Sorts. fam Der Monorb
nidt gum Sduiie. Mebrere 50rlter
uno anoere 2eutp, Die eenou luliien,
pie oieie Nrt Sagoipo5t gemaht
miro. g1nnen Dem bride oon per-
gen ben }ortbeftano ieiues 24enois
gen 9aieinS.
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-@ute 8bistleS uno CUTE 0eine
au nieoriaeu Breiien gu pertaufeu.
", GaftahDlo & GOu, Drain 9lpe.
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San Antonio
International Fair
Opens Oct. II. Closes Oct. 2e

Ser 8etiet Der Serblt. Iempes
ratur brin9t @ehiel i'm Spitem uno
es 1T n0tig, ct. Satobs Sel on5u.
Wenoen. um Die eriten Nr5eihen BON
Rbenmotismus gu beilen uuo oaus
ernoe Shmeraen gu oerbiiten.
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Spreh : Stunoen oon 10-12 ubr
9Ornittass, 3-5 llbr Gadmittaas.
S0nntaos: oUn 10-11 uhr 8urm.
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9rr Srnifh. Der SmprsfariO. bate
ni4t au bieI berfproGen. Die tleine
Gliie purbe oshaItsa ME etne pirtIine
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-06
OLD BOILER BURSTS
STUDENTS OF OHIO STATE UNlvEP-
SITY HURT WHILE EXPERI-
MENTlNG IN FIELD.
BY ASSOCIATED pRrss.

Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-Whie students
OF the agricultural college at the Ohio
State university were Witnessing the har-
vesting OF field Of corn for cnsiaec
purposes, by machine operated by an
old traction engine today, the boiler cx-
poded, killing Engineer Charles Pepper
and injurng seven persons onc-Assist.
ant Engineer John Dclgarn-fataly
The injured include President Vernon
II. Davis, who had his hand mangled. and
several students. The force Of the cx-
plosion was terrific. Pieces Of flying iron
were hurled through the air, and blew a
girl over in barn over hundred yards
away.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-06
CONFEDERATION STARTS
IN BLACKSMITH SHOP

The boiler house and blacksmith shops,
located at the mouth of the tunnel caught
iire between 80 and o'clock this morn
lng the fire starting in the blacksmith
shop, It was about the time the men were
changing shift and all but four OF the ls
miners employed in the mine got out.
Superintendent Robert B. Turner was
early ON the scene and decided to 20 into
The mine after the miners who had failed
10 come ont. AS soon as the fire had sub
sided somewhat he entered, accompanied
by two others.
Not far from the entrance TO the shaft
they came across the body Of John Tobin
who had evidently succunibcd while try
ing to get ont. They carried him to the
mouth OF the tunnel and then returned for
the others. The people waiting on the
OUTSIDE became more anxious as time
passed and the rcscung party did not re-
turn.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-06
MURDER CASES TO
Be Up VERY EARLY
JUDGE MeCLERNAN WILL TAKE UP
A NUMBER OF CASES OF DE-
STRUCTiON OF HUMANS.
COUNTY ATTORNEY DELAYED
Illness of Mr.. 6reen's Sister Has Pre-
vented Official From Pushing the
Murder Cases on Hand.
COUNTY ATTORNEY DELAYED

There was no session OF Department III OF
the district court today and will not be until
Monday next. when the work OF impaneling a
jury will be begun.
The work OF preparing the docket for Tues
day is now under way and next week prom
ises to be busy one for the county attorney
Office.
The work Of trying the capital oifenses will
be in the hands OF County Attorney Peter
Breen. Owing TO illness in Mr.. Breens family
he has been unable to attend to business and
the bulk OF the labors have fallen upon the
shoulders OF Assistant County Attorney Lynch
There are five murder eases to be tried and
one manslaughter case, but it is not likely the
latter will be tried in this district owing to the
fact that the case, that OF Llewellyn Felker,
has gained such widespread notoricty that it
will be hard to get jury.
Albert Bcckman, the slayer OF Helen Kelly,
will be tried, as will also Salvatore Franchesci,
charged with killing Deputy Sheriff Lazarre
Dominick Roando, for killing Dennis Ho.
land; Walter II. Brooks, who killed Chevrer,
and Thomas Pooley, who killed his son.in.law
Thomas Littlejohn, and daughter, Lydia Little
john.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-06
N. 0. P. COMPANY
TO APPEAR TODAY
JUDGE NOTATION WILL COME INTO
JUDGE KNOWLES COURT IN
SHOW CAUSE ACTION.
DATE IS NOT SATISFACTORY
Attorney for Heinze Petitions for More
Time and When It Is Refused,
Chooses to Talk Today.

If the NJ. O. =. company thought de
stroying the entrances 10 the Rarts mine
from the Mountain View would cliectualy
prevent the Butte 4 Boston company from
discovering the formers thievcry of ore
from the Michael Dewitt claim, it is mis-
taken, for yesterday afternoon the Butte
Boston company applied TO Judge
Knowles for an order citing the NJ. O. =.
company TO show cause why certain de
velopment work should not be performed
III order To ascertain to what extent the
Heinzc company had been committing dep
relations and violating the courts orders.
The order was granted on the affidavit
of II. V. Winchell geologist in the employ
OF the Butte 4 Boston.
The Montana Ore Purchasing company
was cited to appear into court at 10 o'clock
this morning, and in this respect ii obeycd.
but as usual was prepared to resort to oh
structlve methods in order to delay jus
ticc and defeat the aims Of the court in
attempting 10 ascertain il there was To
he any respect shown to the United States
court
Has Not Had Time.
MIR. Forbis started 10 read the affidavit
of Mr.. Winchell, asking permission TO
perform the development work. when
Judge Mediation intcrposcd as an excuse
for delay that he had not had time to look
up the matter. He asked that the court
extend the time Of hearing the order, and
wanted several days in which to think the
matter over
Judge Knowles stated that he could
hear the matter in Helena on Tuesday.
but for some reason this did not suit
Mediation, and after parleying for while
he consented 10 meet the issue at I o clock
this afternoon.
In speaking to Judge Mediation about
extending the time Judge Knowles re
fense offered as 10 why the order should
not be granted, allowing the work, he
wished 10 hear il right away. aud that for
this reason he wanted The parties to ex.
pcdite matters.
Courts Attitude.
1T IS evident from the courts attitude
that he intends to see the matter
through and' ascertain whether or not his
orders OF injunction and survey have been
violated
The flibustcring tactics Of the Mon
tana Ore Purchasing company are having
their effect upon the court and il is quite
evident that Judge Knowles is growing
tired of such methods.
Term Nears End.
The present term OF the United States
court will end tomorrow, and Judge
Coniinued on Page I;ighi)
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-11-06
ARCHBISHOP CHI !: E pRESlDES
AT SERVICE II cE CATHE-
ORAL AT r APlTAL.
PROCESSION FkuM THE
RESIDENCE TO CHURCH
Pa'lbearers Include Many Prominent
Catholics and Ceremony in the Great
Fame Is in Keeping With the
Deceascd's High Rank.


Helena. Nov. 6.-rhe mortal remains of
the late Bishop John b. Brondcl OF Mon
taha were laid to rest today with august
and impressive ceremony bclitting his high
station III the Catholic church
Pon,itcal requiem high mass was ccle-
braied by Archbishop Alexander Christie
ot Portland. assisted by several clergymcu.
The full cathedral choir furnished the
mlsic, which was OF high order.
Bishop ODay of Seattle delivered n
powerful sermon upon the subject of
Death during which he pointed ont the
significant traits IN the lie of the de
ceased and paid tribute 10 his long and
earnest work in behalf OF the church.
The cathedral was crowded during the
services, the aisles and ycstilule being
packed with people not only from Helena
hnt iiom all parts OF the state. Before
the services the visiting clergy. members
OF Catholic societies aud the actual and
honorary palbcarcrs gathered at the
bishops residence and forming in pro
eession, marched 10 the cathedral, a short
distance cast. the clergy carrying the
cmblcnis and other indications of mourn
ing used at the funeral of a prclatc.
fighi pcws on each side N front Of
the cathedral were reserved for the clergy
the societies and the pallb, arers. As soon
AS they had been seated Archbishop Chris.
tie began at 10 4. NJ. TO sing the solemn
mass.
Following the services the people LETT
the church with the exception of the clergy
and pallbcarers, after which the body was
buried underneath the cathedral along
side the bodies Of two priests who were
buried there a number Of years ago.
The following were the pallbcarcrs
Rev. Father Crimont, s. J.. president of
Gonzaga college. Spokane. Wash Rev
Father Victor Day, Helena Rev. Father
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Giant Powder Exploded in
Rarus and Dewitt by
Reckless Men.
FEARFUL RISK TAKEN
Many Miners Might Have
Perished-- --None Re-
ceived Warning.

When courts do not decide in accord
ance with the wishes of +. Aug. Heinze,
anarchy prevails underground in the
vicinity Of the Hcinzc workings
Recent developments at the Rarus and
Michael Dewitt properties make this plain.
That miners in the Mountain View, the
adjoining property, were not caught as
mice in trap and done TO death, that blood
did not flow and that the cage in the
Mountain View shaft did not become a
funeral car, is not the fault Of Heinze or
the murderous thugs who do his bidding
underground.
With reckless disregard of the conse-
qucnce to their brother miners in the near
by workings, the Heinze agents OH Tues
day night, as already related in the col
umns Of the Inter Mountain, and in tn.
United States court, by directing foul
gases into the Mountain View sought to
drive out the miners there employed, or
kill them, and then blew up all the con-
meeting workings.
Dynamite Used.
Dynamite was used with a free and care
less hand Knowing we'll that the tre-
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GREAT EXHIBITION ASSURED
by ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 6.--The finance
committee of the Lewis and Clarke expo
sition reports that the funds made avail
able for the exposition up to November
exceed $1,000, 900. An effort will be made
to secure from the next national congress
an appropriation of $4,000 900.
OF the state appropriations, that of Min
nesota is the largest, being $4,000. Eight
other states have contributed various sums
from $4,000 UP and many more states
have promised to make appropriations,
some of those already contributing agree
ing to double their appropriations.
Several foreign countries and manv of
the states of the union have agreed to ex.
h'bit all or large portion of their Louisi-
ana Purchase exhibits at the Lewis and
Clarke exposition in 1905.
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GOVERNOR HAS NOT
RENDERED DECISION
Mr.. TOOLE STILL UNABLE TO SAY
WHETHER OR NOT HE. WILL
CALL THE ASSEMBLY.
SEVERAL PETITIONS ARE IN
New Lists Of Names From Men All Over
the State Who Want the Leesla-
ture to Discuss the Shutdown.
SEVERAL PETITIONS ARE IN
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

orEeiAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Helena, Nov. 6.-Governor Toole put in
another day without making known his
intentions upon the proposition OF calling
a special session OF the legislature. At a
late hour this afternoon it was announced
at his Office that no conclusion had been
reached.
Petitions were received today from
Havre bearing 500 names, from Little
Chicago, suburb of Great Falls, with 400
names, and from the farmers of the Belt
mountains, Ia5 names.
Up to this afternoon no delegations had
called upon the governor, although Secrc-
tary J. T. O'Bricn of the Butte Business
Mems association and Charles Schatzlen
of Butte are here with petition signed
by large majority of the business men
of Butte, urging the governor to call
special session.
The petition may be presented to the
governor before he leaves the executive
office for the day.