The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
MONTANA
HEINzE TAKES A
PARTY TO GOTHAM
CELEBRATES HIS VICTORY OVER
THE AGALGAMATED.
Declares He Will Show New Workers
Elbow Bunch Of jolly Montanans'
Can Do the Metropolis Butte Men
Travel East Like Lords Of the Earth.
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Special to The Journal.
Butte, Mont, May 10.-To celebrate his victory
over the Amalgamated Copper company, in win
ming the $40, 100000 Minnie Healy copper mine
suit, F. Augustus Heinze this afternoon fulfilled
promise to the effect that If the supreme
court awarded him the Minnie Healy claim he
would give his friends a trip to New York.
The copper king declared he would show his
friends .'the town of New York. in royal style.
He also said he would show New Workers how
bunch of jolly Montanans could do Gotham from
end to end. The PROMISE it is said, was made at
quiet little game of poker in Mr.. Heinze's
swell apar tments Broadway and those about
the table were to be among his guests on the trip
to New York. ......
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Heinze and his party
took their departure in the private car Rival.
over the Oregon Short Line for Salt Lake, where
the first sights the continental jaunt will be
taken in. The Rival is one of the latest and
best of the Union Pacifc's palace coaches. The
car has commodious sleeping quarters, library,
| smokngroom, observation-room, diningroom and
kitchen. Mr.. Heinze and his party will be en-
tirely segregated from the rest Of the train.
The car travels from Chicago over the Lake
| Shore & Michigan Southern and New York Cen.
trail and the party arrives in the metropolis Sun.
day afternoon at o'clock. The party consists OF
| Mr.. Heinze, H. I. Wilson, w. McWhite, NJ. S.
Largely, Emil Hanson, Tom Hinds Tom Hodgens
Sam Wallin and Fred Rowlands.
Former Nurse Worth Millions.
| By death at Bozeman Of E. c. Stevens mining
man, worth several million dollars his for
tune passes into the hands Of his wife, who
year ago was hospital nurse at Colorado
| Springs, Col. Mrs. Stevens was then Rose Nc
Adams, and sent by the hospital authoritie
to Arizona to care for Mr.. Stevens. He .sool
became strong enough to travel and Miss Mead
ans accompanied him to Colorado Springs. Her
he proposed marriage, and altho he was three
score and ten years old and she but 20, sh
accepted his hand. They were married almos
Immediately and came to Montana together
-,
lived in Colorado Springs. She showed grea
pluck at the time of the cloudburst in Ute pas
four years ago. She was caught at Cascade
twelve miles above, when the storm broke, an
was due in Colorado Springs that night to atten
sick patient. She started out at night an
unattended made her way to Colorado Spring.
, arriving there after midnight. She suffered grea
hardships on her trip and was i'll for some tim
afterwards.
Clark Entertains Children.
Thousands of children were the guests yeste
day of United States Senator W. A. Clark at tt
Columbia Gardens, the senator's mountain r.
sort, three miles southeast of Butte.
Every child in the county was rendered an il
vitation to enjoy Arbor day exercises at tt
= gardens at the expense Of the senator, who turne
over the streetcar system Of Butte to the youn
sters. Special trains over the Butte, Anacon(
: & Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Great Northei
: and Northern Pacific gathered up the childrt
): from all points in Silver Bow county, bringi1
= them TO Butte, where they were met by ca
u for the gardens. ..
. At the resort everything was free for the Oh
:, dren, from saltwater and ice cream to the me
), ry-goround. snowstorm came up, but t
:, children had good time Notwithstanding.
!, Scottish Rite Reunion.
!, Members Of the Scottish Rite of Free Masor
|. valley of Butte and orient Of Montana are hol
&C Ing their spring convocation. The session W
. last four days, closing with banquet at NJ
: sonic hall on Thursday evening. 1t will be
l. elaborate affair and nearly 200 members of t
r order will be present.
The annual reunion is the most suspicious eve
OF the year in Montana Masonic circles, and t
proceedings are followed with much interest
the members Prominent Masons from outsi
l. points are in Butte this week to assist in ca
: ferring the different degrees. =
Whnlesa Arxor4u n.ae.aI