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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15

: BAR HARBOR August 6-Lieutenant John Ede, U. S
made call the beautiful young widow Mrs Corneia
evening AS the visit
the undergoing after ndeavoring
participate duel with A Wie who has been spoken of
fon millionaire, and who only twenty OF declares that
Ede offered her insult Emory the Indiana
at all the Lieutenant guilty of conduct unbecoming officer and
gentleman charged by the lovely complainant Lieutenant Ede has
Boston by the friends that separated tep the Kebo Valley
Club dance Saturday night last when prevented from
meeting the field OF honor only by inability choice
of
THE COURT MARTIAL
hearing night the
charges preferred the Malvern and have yet arrived at
decision They only Washington where the findings
be pgeonhoed Mrs Tev has with her her her sister One
OF her friends in the Lieutenant Chase Courtney 1t was he
who took Lieutenant Ede call Mrs Te and Miss Baxter
lack OF ne strict conventions that he and his hum were to nave
lively evening with the Western beauties Very after the ntroduc
ons he said have seated himself fami the of Miss
Baxter chair Whether anything said the time whether the
mpuve Lieutenant frozen cottage made public
but the day Mr. Peters close friend of Mrs Tv and her
sister, the Indiana lodge complaint with Captain
Emory with the idea of having Lieutenant Edie dismissed from the
Captain Emory always
He ordered an inquiry The board of officers met and took the ei
of Mrs Tevs and Miss They heard the defense
OF the officers Lieutenant Courtney standing by his brother officer
the of what they is locked their breasts is said
naval circles that the prosecution of Edie before
years ago
Ensign because girl in love with him. the father OF the loveom
de preerrng the charge that the Ensign guilty of conduct
unbecoming officer and a gentleman.
TO FIGHT WITH FISTS AND PISTOLS
Lieutenant Ede was angry when he heard OF the action
him. His feelings only mOdering when Saturday
night he the dance the kebo Valley Club Mr. Wtsee
there. also pleasant mind There dinner at
which everything smoothly after dancing began
when the casually gay ong neither betrayed his
feelings Later the the the could longer
restrained and despite the rules Of hospitality they quad
he where they Which provoked the other
known but abusive words exchanged and then
only oiterate Edie
lad the choice weapons He rejected the that swords be
Ied declaring that because training the would give him
advantage his adversary Wtsee willing fight with
pistols and this the Lieutenant agreed providing that he first had
opportunity fight the civilian his 1t while this
peculiarly informal prelude progress that friends
erfered and the savage Young taken far apart.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15
II. L. Gear Appointed By San Jose
Court Attorney For the
Minor Heirs.
The First Step In the Gear-Davis Conspiracy To
Break the Trust Will Of the Late
James Campbell.
tAssoo1ArED PRESS oABLEaRAMs,,

SAN JOSE Aug. I4The Superior Court has appointed H. l.
Gear for the minor daughters of the late James Campbell of
Honolulu. He will appeal
California which step breaking
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15
PORTO RlCAN SUGAR
PAYS REVENUE TAX

NEW YORK Aug I4-The tenth Federal Circuit
tanned the Foraker providing for the collection of
Porto Rican sugar after annexation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15
BREMERTON TAKEN BY
WAR GAME FLEET

PORT TOWNSEND, Aug I4-The North Pacific squadron
which engaged passed the forts at dawn undeced
drizzling and captured Bremerton Navy Yard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15

D Il
VIM D. English has long been Democratic leader of northern
California held Federal local. Bill
English his He down the Francisco
directory of the State Board of Harbor
sioners His home Oakland where he
a AMI county politics Last he operated Tor appendicitis
an invalid
MANILA Aug ISpanish celebrated Occupation
Day by paradng 800 strong
NEW YORK, Aug I4.-AH refined sugar has advanced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15
Sixty Thousand Dollars Are Taken
At the Gate From Ten
Thousand People.
Jeffries a Better Boxer Than Ever and Corbett
So Deteriorated That lie Is Harmless.
Solar PIexus Blow Ends All.
Associated Press Cab ram.

Associated Press Sao ram.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug a.
There were ten thousand spectators
in the Mechanics Pavilion tonight
to see the Jeffries--Corbett fight
Sixty thousand dollars were taken
at the door. Jeffries was the favor
ite with the crowd, the betting for
him being two to one. The main
event was preceded by two bouts,
the first preliminary being a draw
In the second Evans knocked out
Fairbanks. The Jeffries-Corbett
fight by rounds was as follows:
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14

for brief redirect examination in which
he repeated the alleged offer made by
Charley Clark to Judge Harney of $sso-
900 provided Harney made his statement,
wrote his resignation and went away. lie
said Clark had said to lIarncy, II know
YOU feel timid and ashamed and afraid
to come out and tell this thing" The
witness said that after the conversation
and the incidents in the Thornton hotel
on the night which figures so largely in
the case he had been convinced that llar-
ney was 10 be arrested in the morning.
and said the witness, III felt convinced
the evidence was at hand to convict him"
Before the witness left the stand he
explained his sobriety on the night in
question by saying he had gone to the
hotel room sober while the others had
not. AT $40 the witness was excused
Pierre Marconnot who was night clerk
at the Thornton on the night OF August
S, 1901 was called. At the hour OF going
to press the witness was still on the stand
Examined by Mr.. Breen, he told OF the
engagement of the rooms on that night
and he related a number OF incidents q
the night To the hour OF going 10 press
nothing of importance had come out IN
this testimony.
NJ the beginning Of the afternoon ses-
sion and before the cross examination OF
Roote had been resumed the matter OF the
depositions of the witnesses Walters and
Waters, now in the East. came up. Aryu-
ment as TO the objections to the former OF
the inicrrogatories was set over by Judge
McClcrnan until 10 o'clock Friday morn.
ing.
The direct examination of Jesse II. Rootc
was concluded late yesterday afternoon and
lie was partially cross examined before
court adjourned Mr.. Rootc in the course
OF his testimony charged as was asserted
by the lIenzc interests in the late cam
paign that Charles W. Clark made money
offers to Judge IIarncy at the Thornton
hotel for an affidavit to the effect that
iieinze had bribed him 10 render favor
able decision in the Minnie lIealy case;
that Clark offered sums ranging from Sioo,-
600 TO $2so,ooo; that Judge larney re
fused. called Clark a liar and wanted 10
hight. but that the witness kept them apart
that Clark said he wanted llarney TO &C.
cept the offer in order to disctcdit Hcinzc
who was political upstart and iormid-
able Zoe of his father that unable 10 bribc
liarncy, Mrs. Bracket was called in and
an effort was made to influence Harvey
through the woman, but that the attempt
failed and Clark afterwards admitted he
had never seen person stand as pat as
llarney.
The cross examination OF Roote had jrst
commenced when court adjourned until
this morning.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
MINING APPLICATION No. a6a6.

Helena, Montana, January -, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Lulu i.
LarRcy by NJ. 5. Largey. her attorney in
fact, and the Butte and Boston ConsOli-
dated Mining company corporation ex-
isting under the laws of the state Of New
York, whose postoiiice address is Butte,
Montana, have this day filed their applica-
ton for patent for 600 linear feet all
westerly from the point Of discovery in
drift, Of the Torrid Lode Mining Claim,
upon which notice OF intention to apply
for a patent was posted on the I'd day Of
January 1903, situated in Summit Valley
(unorganized), mining district, Silver Bow
county, state Of Montana, designated as
Survey No. 675i, in Section ", Township
north Range west, being more particu-
lary described as follows, to-wit
Beginning at the northeast corner, a
granite stone, set in the ground, with a
mound of earth alongside, and marked
I-G7s4 for Corner No. I, from which the
northeast corner Of Section -, Township
3 north, Range ? west, bears west de-
grees IS minutes west 37.a feet and run
ming thence south degrees IS minutes
east 600 feet thence south 80 degrees A
minutes west 600 feet thence north
degrees IS minutes west 600 feet thence
north % degrees 43 minutes east 600 feet
to the place OF beginning, containing an
area Of 900 acres claimed, all OF ich is
in conflict with Survey No. 1916, md re-
ports Nos, I52 and ia, inclusive of o.o6
acres in conflict with Survey No. 1912.
The location of this claim is of record
in the Recorocr's Office of Silver Bow
county, Montana in Book ~" of odes,
on pages 27 and 284.
The adjoining claims to these premises
are Survey No. 1879, Spread Light Lode,
Lot 28I, on the northeast, Survey No 1916,
placer, Lot an, on the south and east.
Report No. I5a, Washington Placer and
Report No I74, Polly Placer, on the south,
and Survey No 1888, Mcqueen Placer,
Lot eos, on the west.
FRANK ID, MIRACLE,
Register.
SAMUEL BARKER, yR..
Attorney for Applicants.
(First publication, January -. I9o3.)
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
ROAR Of FALLING
BOARDS AND IRON
THEN BAKER is BURIED UNDER THE
DEBRIS, TO Be DRAGGED OUT
PAINFULLY INJURED.

B. l.. Baker, a laborcr. lies on a cot at
Murray 4 Freund's hospital with many
cuts and bruises about the body, as the
result of an accident which occurred at &
o'clock this morning At the ice pond out
near the Reception roadhousc
Baker was working directly under the
ice chute. when. without the slightest
warning, there was crash from above.
and the man was buried beneath mass
OF boards and iron rods. Several men
who were standing near at the time gave
assistance and exiricated their comradc.
Baker was unconscious and it was feared
at FIRST that he Was fatally injured. II.
was removed 10 the hospital, where his
injuries were pronounced serious but moi
necessarily fatal.
Baker is a man with large family and
has lived for some time near the ice pond,
where he was employed as cutter.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
MINING APPLICATION NO. @oaz.
United States Land Office. Helena, Mon
tana, November ao, Iool

tana, November 40, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Johannak
Depauli. whose postothce address is Butte.
Montana, has this day filed her application
Tor a patent for 500 linear feet, bein0
sso Get eastefly and i.1so feet ,esterly
from the center OF discovery shaft Ct tho
Vindicator Lode Mining claim. upon which
claim the notice OF the intention 10 apply
Tor patent was posted on the sist day Of
November, 1909. situated In Fourth Of
July (unorganizcd) mining district. county
oil Jefferson. Montana. designated as Sur-
vey No. 67sI. in Township > r.s:.b. Range
west being more particularly described
as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner identi-
cal with corner No of jurvey No. 3,4J.
a store isxcxs inches above ground.
chiseled i67Si for corner No. . OF this
survey. witnessed by bearing trees from
which initial point No. .. Township ,
north, Range 7 west. bears north ~ de-
grees 81 minutes west, a677.S feet, aud
running thence south s degrees IS min
utes east $685. feet: thence south 81 de-
grccs s. minutes west Iig8 feet; thence
north S degrees IS minutes west $50
feet thence north No dcorees
IS minutes cast 1900 feet to
the place Of beginning. Containing an
area OF 1903 acres from which the fol-
lowing area OF I.JI acres in conflict with
Survey Nos. Ago and aga are excluded
and not claimed
Net area claimed. MA acres
The location of this claim is Of record
on Page 50. in Book "a" Records OF JEFF
ferJon County. Montana.
The adjoining claims to these premises
are on the east Survey No. s,,l. the Null
doom Lode. and on the west Survey No.
673o. the Usona Lode. and conflicting on
the south Survey No. iIso. the Ajax Lode,
and Survey No. aIJi. the Berthe Lode.
FRANK ID. MIRACLE,
Register.
NJ. I BAKER. u. s. Claim Agent
(Fira Publication Move nber ~, ioo,y
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
WELLS IS WANTED
FOR WORKING GAME
SAID TO HAVE OBTAINED MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENSES-
MAY BE TAKEN TO HELENA.

g. w. Wells is wanted in Butte for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses and
the chances are he will be under arrest ere
nghtiall Wells left Billings this morn
ing ell route for Helena and will likely be
arrested as he steps from the train in the
latter city, as Detective Jerry Murphy has
tclephoned the sheriff Of Lewis and Clarke
county to keep a look out for the man
1t is alleged that Wells obtained $500
from Jere Clifford under false preienses
and that he stole other money belonging to
the Thornton hotel He went to Billings
recently and since that time the local po-
lice officials have kept the wires between
Butte and Billings hot.
A warrant charging Wells with obtaining
money under false prctenses will be issuel
from the county attorneys Office this after
noon.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Philadelphia Jam i4.-When the coal
strike commission met today counsel for
the Erie company, which operates the col
lieries of the Hillside Coal & Iron COM
pany and the Pennsylvania Coal company,
continued the presentation OF its case.
Captain w. A. May, general superinten-
dent Of the coal department OF the com
pany, who was on the witness stand yes
terday, continued his story OF tn condi-
tions in and about the company's collier
les. Mr.. May said he was always willing
to meet grievance committees of his own
men or any one man, and where there
was a real grievance it was always ad-
justed.
This afternoon Spaulding asked the wit
ness If the men do not feel timid about
making complaints. and the witness re-
piled that the men may possibly have
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
COMPANY WITH NO BLACKLIST [
Coal Official Denies That His Peo-
pie Held Grudges for Threat
ening Strikes.
Said Failure to Dismiss an Offend
ing Miner Hurt the Discipline
in the Mines.

been timid. The instructions to the
bosses, he said, were that forem II must
listen to the men and that complaints will
not count against the men.
The superintendent said the company
has no blacklist and he never heard of
one being i'll existence in the Hoal regions.
There was no objection to the men in its
employ organizing for the purpose of
making complaints, but the company did
object 20 the union as now organized be-
cause it brought between the men and
their company, whose relations should be
cordial persons who were not interested
in the company and only indirectly with
the men.
The entrance of the union into the
mines, he said had the effect of making
the workmcn less efficient, caused lack OF
discipline, interfered with authority, caused.
tyranny to prevail against other workmen
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14

and limited the earning capacity of the
employees.
Captain May produced a notice issued
by the union miners which stated that any
man placing more than IL inches OF
topping on the mine cars would be fined
IS by the union for the first oifense and
$40 for the second oiiense.
Between the strike of 1900 and the late
strike there was an average of one petty
strike a month at the company's collieries.
Revcrting TO the discipline OF the men
the witness said miner refused TO obey
the orders of a foreman and that the latter
did not dismiss him beacusc he was afraid
the union would tie up the colliery by
striking for the reinstatement of the man.
Commissioner Clark wanted TO know il
the action of the foreman in not dismiss
ing the offender did not affect the discip-
line of the men and the witness said il un-
doubt edly did,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
MINING APPLICATION NO. .6,s.

United States Land Office. Helena. Mon
tana. December y. 1909:
Notice is hereby given that John Hop
kins. whose pos,oihce address is Butte,
Montana, has this date filed his application
for a patent for 1900 linear feet, beinx
o. feet westerly and 1907 feet eastcrly
from point Of discovery Ia cut OF the At
lantic slope Lode Mining Claim, upon
which notice of intention TO apply for a
patent was posted on the sd day OF De-
ccmber 1909, situated in unorganized
Mining District. Jefferson county, state Of
Montana, designated as Survey No 6zoa,
in Township ) north, Range west, bcing
more particularly described as follows, to-
wit Beginning a, the northeast corner
a granite stone set in the ground with
a mound Of earth alongside. and marked
J-67o4 for Corner No. I, from which the
quarter section corner on the south houni-
AIRY OF Section -, Township 4 north.
Range ? west. bears north 10 degrees ~
minutes east 1926 feet, and running
thence north ~ degrees AJ minutes west
1868 feet, thence south /? degrees os min
utes west 40, feet, thence south g. degrees
az minutes east I5ooL feet. thence north
? degrees os minutes east GOO feet to tho
place OF beginning. containing an area Of
I8. 40 acres claimed by the above named
applicant
The location OF this claim Is of record
In the recorders Office OF Jefferson county.
Montana, in Book "zI" of lodes, on page
1913.
There are no known adjoining claims.
FRANK ID. MIRACLE, Register.
SAMUEL BARKER. JR.,
Attorney for Applicant.
(Fist Publication. December I8. Ioos.)
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
WANT CONGRESS TO
TAKE Up THE BILL
CROW RESERVATION MEASURE is TO
BE CALLED TO ATTENTION OF
THE NATIONAL BODY.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Billings, Jan. IA movement has been
started by the Commercial club Of this city
to have the Crow reservation bill taken up
by the present congress and passed. 1t is
the opinion Of people here that unless the
bill is passed before the present congress
adjourns it will be impossible to pass it at
the short session. All wholesale dealers
who sell goods to Montana merchants are
being written to asking them to do all that
they can with their members in congress
to have the measure passed at the present
session.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
ABOUT BUTTE.
Orion Bros. Pianos and organs.

If you bought it at Shermans it's good.
While in the city call at Sherman's
Piano House and see the piano played by
electricity.
Piano played by electricity at Shcrmsn's
Piano House, Ia0-I3I East Park.
Lippencott 4 Darrow. 400 Pennsylvania
block.
Bargains in Christmas pianos at Sher-
mans. Exclusive Piano House.
Attorney J. r. Gricc has been entered
of record as associate counsel in the case
of the state against J. w. Kelley and Ruth
La Bonita.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
Funeral Notice.

SUNDQUIST-Mrs. Mary Sundquist,
wife of Charles Sundquist. aged 20
years, died yesterday. The body was re-
moved to Richards undertaking parors.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at
p. III. from the residence, No. 3o7 Wat
son avenue.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14

The matter is being handled in quiet
way, but it is known that eastern capital
lists are behind the movement X. Z. Shep-
ard of Austin, Mimi, who has lately pur-
chased the Montana Land and Water com
pany holdings on the Burton Branch is
. leading spirit in the movement.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14

the sheriff Of this county, dug his way out
OF the county Jail here this afternoon and
made his escape. A posse is in pursuit OF
him, but so far no trace of him has been
found.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
Meet me at the Phster.
Just the Same.

New York, Jan. IA.--The doctors at
tending Abraham S. Hewitt report today
that the patient passed the night in com
fort with no obvious loss Of strength, but
with no gain.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
With Tongues Remains
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY hSSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago, Jan. I4.-The committee of the
house of representatives appointed to ac-
company the remains of Hon. Thomas H.
Tongue to Oregon, due here last night at
o'clock, did not arrive until 4 this morn
Ing.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
NEW MONTANA RAILROAD
Rumored Line; Great Falls-Choteau

Fort Benton, Jan. I4.--Reports are in
persistent circulation hereabouts that a
railroad will be built which will connect
Great Falls and Choteau. The plans are
to build an electric railway from Collins
on the Great Northern, to Choteau, via
Pennington on the Burton branch,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
No Need to Guess

When you have a World almanac and en-
cyclopedia handy. You can ask it any
question. It's an argument settler Oyr
60 pages, facts and figures, asc, at The p.
0. News Stand, No. 81 West Park.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
COX DIGS HIS WAY OUT!
Alleged Forger Makes a Getaway

Billings, Jan. I3.-Walter Cox, the man
who was recently arrested in Butte on a
charge of forgery committed here, and who
IS wanted in Wyoming on other charges,
and who was brought back TO this city hx
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
Piqua Has a Fire.

Piqua, Ohio, Jan. II.-fivc buildings
were badly Damaged here today cntailing
a total loss OF $iso,ooo, with only partial
insurance.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-01-14
CHARLES FELLOWS
TRIES TO SUICIDE
RED LODGE GAMBLER TAKES OVER
DOSE OF MORPHINE IN !
ROOMS AT BILLINGS.
erECIAL TO TIE INrER MOUNTAIN.

Billings, Jan. i5.--Charles Fellows,
gambler who came here recently from Red
Lodge attempted suicide at his rooms over
the Crystal Palace saloon here this morn
ing.
lie took an overdose of morphine. No
cause is assigned for the act
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-05
CHANGES IN REAL ESTATE.
The Deed Transferring the Narrow
Gauge Railroad to the O. r. E.
N Co. Filed.

The deed transferring all Of the mar
row guage railroad between Walla
Walla and Dixie and Dudley has been
filed in the county auditors office.
The grantor named in the deed is the
Mill Creek Flume and Manufacturing
company, and the consideration was
81. The deed was executed October
II, 1903
A deed has been filed conveying to
Joseph McCabe all OF the old race
track property, the consideration being
$17,5OO. The Garden City Land COM
pany is the grantor.
United States to William F. Vaughn,
the northwest quarter Of section TO-,
TIP. Z, r. "a; Sc.
John Biersner and wife to Charles
J. Biersner, lot on South Fourth street
in Walla Walla city; $270O.
w. S. Malloy and wife to Elizabeth
]. Blanchard, land in section %, TIP.
7, r. SO; s270O.
]. D. Price to the Stubblefield estate,
the southwest quarter Of section %,
TIP u, R. So; $500.
Elizabeth J. Blanchard to William
S. Malloy, lot in block %, Roberts
addition to Walla Walla; $1,000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-05
CITY WILL BUY A WATER TOWER
Arrangements Made to Purchase One
to Cost Seven Thousand Dollars.

-SEATTLE.-Fire Chief Cook has
Seen allowed by the council $1,000 to
be derived from next years taxes for
the purchase of a water tower equip
ment for use in the down town or bus
iness district.
The tower as it is called, is port
able affair, drawn by three horses and
weighs about 5000 pounds. When eIe-
waited it will stand 65 feet high. With
this tower fires in tall buildings can
be reached without the men going into
the building, and as many as three
streams of water can be played into
the upper stories.
For instance, fire in the new Butler
block could be fought from the top
story and the one below it or from the
1cp story and the ground floor at the
same time.
The water tower is something the
merchants have been Clamoring for for
n long time. BY automatic arrange
ment a stream can be turned to any
angle desired either up or down. The
water is fed into the tower near the
base and ascends through a steel pipe
10 which the nozzles are attached.