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THEANACONDA STAXDAKfl: MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1897.
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DROWNEDIN SDN RIVER
SearchersFind the Body of Mrs.^Hettie Carrigg.
THEYEXPLODED POWDER
Howthe Accident Occurred-Followed^Lortllard Into Deep Water-A Scream^and She Went Down Coroner 9^Jury Returns a Verdict.
GreatFalli, Aug. 8^ At ^ o'clock^thia morning a party of searchers^found the body of Mrs. Hettie Carrigg^In Sun river, about 5s feM from where^Professor Lortllard aaid he saw her go^down. At 4 a. in. a parly composed ef^Leo D. Marah, Arthur Ouerin, B. C.^Walker and Joe and Frank Herring,^accompanied by Profeaaor Lortllard.^aerured a horse and wagon and pro^^ceeded to the spot where the drowning^occurred to continue the search aban^^doned last night by the sheriff on ac^^count of darkneaa. It waa a party of^frlenda of the dead woman, she hav^^ing been, until about two montha ago.^housekeeper for Joe Herring. They^carried a large quantity of powder^v .th them which was exploded at va^^rious points near the apot where the^woman was auppoaed to have gone^down.
Atintervals members of the party^dove for the body, while the grappling^hook was operated by Arthua Ouerin.^After three hours' hard work the^hooka caught something, and on being^brought to the surface held the body^hooked at the hip. The form wag en^^tirely divested of clothing and on be^^ing liruught up mjs wrapped In cloth^^ing and under orders from Coroner^Brady brought to Cook's undertaking^parlors. Mr. Hutchinson, the dead^woman's father, arrived from Belt thia^morning. At I o'clock Coroner Brady^empaneled a Jury compoaed of J. W.^Cornelius, W. H. Harrison. W. P.^Beachley. A. J. Vance. N1ck O'Brien^and Charlea Giea. Mr. Hutchinson^was present and listened to the testi^^mony of how hla daughter came to^her death.
ProfessorLorlllard testified to the^^ame Import as In his Interview with a^Standard reported last night. They^were In bathing together and had de^^cided to cross the stream, carry their^clothing and wheels over and return^home by a less aandy route. He was^not aware she was following him down^stream, as he had told her not to, un^^til he heard a scream and saw her go^down. He tried to reach her but waa^fully 300 feet away and could not.^After her disappearance he came to^the city on hla wheel and informed the^eheriff.
Theother members of the searching^party testified as to the llnding of the^body and Its condition. There were^no marks upon it save water discolora^^tion. After a short deliberation the^Jury returned the following vfrdlct:
We.the Jury, And that Hattie Car^^rigg (according to the evidence In the^case), came to her death by accidental^drowning in' Sun river, about four^nillea from Great Falls, on tlx- 7th day^of Auguat. 1897, about 3:45 o'clock^p. m.
Thefuneral wil lbe held to-morrow^and Interment made here. All day^long the morgue was visited by a^throng to take a last look at the dead^girl and none but stopped to marvel at^the beauty of one whose sad end all^deplore.
Mr.A C. Wolfe, of Dundee, Mo., who^travels for Mansur * Tlbbets. Imple^^ment Co., of St. Louis, gives traveling^men and travelers In general, some^good advice. ^Being a Knight of the^Grip.'' lie aays. ^I have for the past^three years, made It a rule to keep^myself aupplled with Chamberlain's^Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,^and have found numerous occasions to^test Its merits, not only on myself, but^0:1 others as well. I can truly say that^I never. In a single instance, have^known It to fail. I consider It one of^the best rented lea travelers can carry^and could relate many Instances where^I have used the remedy on skeptics,^much to their surprlae and relief, t^hope every traveling man In the U. S.^will carry a bottle of this remedy In hla^grip.^ For aale by druggists.
GREATFALLS NOTES.
GreatFalls, Aug. 8.-8. S. Holson Is^In town from his Judith Basin planta^^tion.
GeorgeA. Wella Is home from a^buslneaa to the Sapphire mines of^Yogo.
AttorneyBerry Is In Missoula on^profeaalonal buslneaa.
TheNorth Montana Methodlat con-^ftiercc will convene at Chinook next^Tuesday morning.
PatDwyer of Neihart Is home from^the Kootenai mines and Is satisfied to^remain In Montana.
HonC H. Perrlne returned to his^home at Cbet after spending several^days In the city.
Mrs.M. T. Kingsbury and Miss Lil^^lian have returned from the East and^are now visiting relatives In Ben^^ton.
Hon.W. G and Mrs. Conrad and^children are home from a protrac ted^visit in the South and have taken their^old residence on Fourth avenue north^again. During their absence the house^has been enlarged and remodeled and^1s now one of the finest appointed^homes In the city. In the future the^famllv will remain in Montana per^^manently, while Mr. Conrad's vlslta to^the South will occur only aa neceaaary^demands his presence there.
Dr.and Mrs. chamberlain of Belt^have returned from the last absence of^several weeks.
JacobHoover of the Judith country^has disposed of his property and will^go to Klondike-.
C.W. Collins, the Montana Central^passenger tirakeman who was thrown^from the train by tramps aome weeka^ago and lost an arm, has recovered^sufficiently to start for his home In^the South.
Wool4 ^^n*lgu_i*sl*.
GreatFalla. Aug. I.^Within the^coming week a large number of wool^consignments will he made to Eastern^^ ommlesion houaea on cash advances,^lieports from all Northern Montana^wool centers show that in all about^l.SOa.000 pounds will b^ sent and a^greater portion w ill go to the New York^exeBaage. _ ,
Baud*Approve*'.
OreatFalla. Aug. 8 ^ Judge and Mr*.^Leslie have returned from their South^^ern trip and his honor la again on duty^In chambers at the court house The^Judge has approved the new bonds of
twoof the county officials, Andrew G.^Hayf cufnmissloner, and John T. Alhey.^clerk of the district court Each liond^la in the penal aum of Jli.OOO. the ag^^gregate liability being double that^amount. Mr. Hay'a sureties are Dun^^can MacLeod. J. Quesnell. Owen Rob^^erta. Thomas Jones. Paris Gibson, Fred^L Hill, James Greeley and John N.^Bridgea. each of whom becomes liable^for K.OOO. Mr. Athey'a sureties are:^Oold T. Curtis. Frank Coombs. R. 8.^Ford. H. J. Skinner. W. O. Conrad and^Ira Meyers, each being liable for $5,000.
BURNEDTO DEATH.
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BeltWants to See the Man
UnanimouslySupported.
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GAVEFREELYTOTHECAUSE
LittleMinnie Nilioa Covered With Ham-^^lag Ceal Oil.
GreatFalla, Aug. 8 ^ The report of a^very aad accident reaches here to-day^from Pearmont. In Valley county. At^the ranch of Fred Nelson, not far from !^there-, a few days eince, two Uttle chil^^dren belonging to Chris Nelson, a ranch^laborer, were playing near some out^^buildings with firecrackers. The young^^est child. Minnie, aged !^ years, was^hiding in one corner of the Ice house in^which several cans of coal oil were^stored. In some manner the Ice house^caught fire and when the flames reach^^ed the oil there was a terrible explo^^sion. Little Minnie was covered with^burning oil, but managed 10 make her^escape from the doomed building. All '^the men on the ranc h were at work In^the field. When Mrs. Nelson saw the^child envelcrvd in names, rughlng to^^ward the houge, she ran out and met^her. Soon the (lames were extinguish^^ed but too late to save the babe's life.^The tire had been Inhaled and the^child's mouth and throat were horribly^burned. An hour after the accident^the little sufferer passed away.
Arouseto Action^A dormant liver, or von will NunVra.ll thetor-^turea m-1.1 m to a prolemiti-.t hiliuna attack. CaS^^ecttpatiou, headache*, dyspepsia, furred teinitu*.^^our breath, pain in the'rigbt side, will acimnnmh^ynu of neglect Discipline the recaM'rant organ^hi ^ 11.. with Hoatetter a stomach Hitter*, und^eipe-e-t prompt relief. Uamria. rheeiinatiitni,^Id.lney neinpiaiiil. nerve 1100 ^.-^ .net .1-l.ihlv icre^thoroughly removed by the Itinera.
4are leva Willi a Itllie.
GreatFalls, Aug. S.^Sheriff Kyle of^Valley county tiasaetl through the city-^en route to Deer Lodge, having In^charge W. It. Baker bettor known as^Cockney.'' sentenced to cine year for^assault with a deadly weapon.
InJune last Baker e spied a gang of^hoboes bathing In the river nuar Glas^^gow. He secured a rifle and for an hour^terrorized the men by firin_ at them^and striking the iraltf hut a few feet^distant from where they w^re swim^^ming. The men were obliged to leave^the water and rush to the opposite^bank and hid^ themselves in the adja^^cent woods. ^Cockney^ has been a 1^source of annoyance about Glasgow for^some time.
Ici 1111 ty Treaaurei 'a Keporl.
GreatFalls. Aug. 8.^County Treasur^^er ci Isthorpe has submitted to the^county clcrjt and recorder his report of^the condition of the several funds July^31. It shows a balance In the treasury^of IMMBMB The balances in the more^InilM itant funds are: ileneral. ^2_TM,-^II; contingent, 124.457.21: poor, $12^.Mfi.-^4^: general school. $1,402.38; district^school. I33.328.K^. The receipts in July^were; Fro in taxes. $376.40; licenses.^U. 611.150. officers' foes. ^4.91^.77; other^sources. $137.43, The disbursements^were $12,855.39.'
BaldnessIs nothing new : It dates^back to the early ages. How to re^^store the hair Is modem. Hall s Hair^Kenewtr, the beat produc t of science.^^il| WMmee it.
HeatHer Own Record.
NewTurk. Aug. 7.^The t'unard line^steamer Ktntrla arrived this morning^from Liverpool and fjueenstown. heating^her best previous record across the At^^lantic. She made the run In live daya. 21^hours anil 10 minutes, actual time.
Hod)Iclellllllecl.
SanFrancisco. Aug. 7.^The body of^the man found In the brush In Golden^(late park yesterday has been Identified^as that of John N. Hopkins, for many^years employed by Langley ^ Hopkins,^wholesale druggists.
Aireatrdfor Aaaanlt,
Louisville.Auk. 7. ^F. J. Llebke, who^created a sensation last night by attempt^^ing, il Is alleged, to assault Miss Ilayl.'ss^of St. Iaiuis while riding In a hack, was^arrested lo-dny and held In tV**) MMB,
Pool^veiling t'onstitittiiinnl.
St. Louis. Aug. 7.-The ^Breeder's^law. under whic h pool selling anil book-^making are prohibited except upon race^tracks, was pronounced unconstitutional^to-day by Judge Murphy.
SubmarineTorpedo Host.
Baltimore.Aug. 7.-Th^- Plunger, a sub^^marine torpedo boat designed for the^I'nlted States navy, was successfully^launched at the yards of the Columbian^Iron works here to-day.
Crowdedlo tho Limit.
Taeoma.Wash., Aug. 8.^The steamers^Queen and Willamette left to-day for^Alaska crowded to their fullest capacity.
TYPESAND PRINTING.
FromThe Country F.dltor.
Thefirst exclusively commercial Jour^^nal was the London City Mercury. 1675.
Thefirst literary ne wspaper was the^Al^ rctsrtua Llbrarlas. London. lsXi.
Thefirst medical paper wag published^by a physician s society in London, I68C.
Thefirst paper mill in America was^built near Philadelphia. MM
Pilotingpaper was first made In Eng^^land in 1bSX^.
Thefirst Amerle an newspaper was^printed at Boston. Sept. B, 16s^.
Thefirst Russian Journal was Issued at^Moscow In 1703.
TheBoston News Letter, the first^American paper, was begun In 1704.
Thefirst daily morning newspaper was^the Dally Courant. Iaenelon. 1700.
In171^ Van Meyer soldered type pages^tr.ae tlier at the bottom.
Tinfirst types cast In England were^mod' In laindon. 172V. by Caslon.
Ruciestcrotype printing wag Invented^h^ Ged. of Kdinburgh, in 1739.
tied'* molds. 1731. w ere made of plaster^of parts.
Thefirst Spanish newspaper was the^Dlario de M nlrld. about (mb
h:17^.7 the aggregate number of c opies^of English newspapers sold was T.tSO.tat.
Thepresent method of stereotyping^was the Invention of Tlloch. 177$
The-London Times was established in^17*. and in 1WW had I.6N t ire illation.
In171* Cares. Paris, stereotyped with^half molten lead.
Thenrst Sunday paper appealed In^London In 1788.
Thefirst press west of the Alleghcnles^was set up at Cincinnati In 1742.
The!ir^t lndlcn Journal was the Ben^^gal Hurkuru. established in 17ft.
Thefirst newspaper to appear in Tur^^key was printed In French in 17*7.
Stereotypingwas so named by the^! Parisian printer. Dldoi. in P^.
Beforethe year l*u^ tw. ,ve pupere sere^I published In the United States.
IfHe Cannot Come They Will Visit Great^Falls En Masse The Lethbrtdge^Football Team to^Visit Belt.
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county^gnod part^for patent^t
Belt.Mont., Aug. 7.^Arrangements^are being made to extend a formal In^^vitation to Hon. W. J. Bryan to visit^thia city during hia trip to Northern^Montana the present month. Belt is^composed of working men. and the^great silver champion last fall re-^c.-lved almost the unanlnioin support^of these voters 1n that mi ^infills^presidential contest. No other min^^ing camp or town in the state con^^tributed more freely to the silver cause^than did the coal metropolis of Mon^tana, and very naturally tin- common^people of this locality desire to greet^him in person in the little city they^are proud to call home. K, In never.^Mr. Bryan la unable by reaaon of^oth- ; engagements to honor Helt with^his presence, no Jealousy of more fa^^vored localities will be entertained and^the people will lay aside labor and^buslneaa for a day and vlatt Great I ,h'*^Falls en masse to assist In th ^ recep- ^^'xt week^Mon and entertainment eef the dlstln-^guighed visitor.
The Lethbridge football team have^accepted an invitation to visit Helt^on Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 18 and^19. and will contest, for pigskin honors 1^with the Belt boys in a errles of !^games. The Canadian kickers put up^a stiff game and a good ileal of inter-^eat is centered in the different con- i^tests being arranged. The Belt boys^hip pleasantly entertained in Letli-^bridfce a few weeks ago and will novc^exert themselves to make It pleasant^for the visitors from the North.
NickKoyle was charged with ap^^propriating lumber belonging to the^county Monday and was assessed $25^and costs for doing so. others are ]^likely to contribute to some fund in^the Immediate future.
Mrs.Jac kson, who is here fn m ;^Wyoming and the guest of her pa- and Mr^rents. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Jones, was | Hnssite 1^pleasantly surprised a few evenings^since by a party of friends who called^unexpectedly to pay their respects and^enjoy the evening. Delightful refresh^^ments were served and the evening^was spent with curds and In social^discourse. Among thosv^ present were;^Messrs. and Mesdames Aeocks. Krarh.^Love, Bowen, Curran. llalliday, Lane,^McGuIre and Richards: Mesdames^Kngland. Bemls. Ralph. Breen. O'Nell.^Thomas. Ilynon. Morgan: .Misses Cur^^ran. Majors. Noonan. Bynon. Itlchatcls^and Holt: Messrs Robinson, Stafford,^Sweeney, Vanderply, Kngland. Hor- |^nett and McDermott.
Hon.W. R. C.lasscock has closed out |^in It' ll and will remove to Creat Falls,^where. It is understood, he w ill en-^^Ml in business and reside In the fu- ^^ture.
JohnKeene has been summoned to i^his old home in Minneaota by the^teeth of his wife. Mrs. Keenu .has 1^toga an Invalid for some dOM and :^several months ago went Fast in the j^hope of souring expert medical at- j^tendance. Mr. Keene has the sympa^^thy of a wide circle of friends In his^^M loss.
Owingto repairs being made, I lie I^men 1n the employ of UM Anaconda^Coal company have not liecn working^full time for several weeks, but or^^ders to resume shipments are expfcted^dally and then the mines will be^worked to their full capacity and em- |^ployes will get. in good t'inc again.
Rev. P. K. Peterson, until ivcently^of 1'tah. has been assigned to the pas- 1^torste of the Scandinavian Methodist ;^church of Belt and is now in charge^tt that society.
Mrs.A. Daily, who has been afflicted j^with Inflammatory rheumatism for j^several months, will be- removed to^Hunter's Hot Springs In the ho|ie of^securing relief from the dread tnal- I^ady.
MissS. K Cuitiss, superintendent^of schools of Meagher county, has hc*n |^^the guest eif Miss Kate Murphy for |^several days.^Andrew Carlson has been reinovd j
Mrs.Thomas parents in Halt Lake^where, she Will make tier ruture home.
J.C. Pewklns of Butt, traveling r-p-^1 mutative for li J Henncssy Merrant'te^^ ompany of Butte, spent a few daya In^the ettjr this week doing buslneaa ft his^company
AbaSolomon of San Franclscsi iepc^^seating the firm ef Slgfrie.l A Brandcn-^stein of San Fran. .... waa In I hi 1 lt^^one day (his w ^ k calling on hla cus^^tomers in a buslneaa way.^Frank Kirby of Bear creek was in the^' city this week on business.
WilliamForeman and family :^^ve next^week for s few weeks' trip through the^j National park. The) will K.^ by private^1 e onveyance and follow the life of the^sage brush tourist while an their out-^1 ing.
A.W. Mill of Jack c reek spent a num^^ber of daya In the city celebrating this^j week over the ilecover) of .1 nine-font^1 vein of ccacl. which Mr Mi!!^ has uncov^^ered in Jack Creek park Hi mon is^I very sanguine over his pi..^,^., ts and .
certainthat li^ hus .1 I.11.4.1.
DeputySheriff Summers and Phil Mc -^1 Govern left for Deer Lodge Tuesday^| morning, having in charge the two un-^1 .ruinate men whos,- minds became de^^ranged, til ward Met invert! of thia city^1 i liennl* bMry of llntt, From the fact^that Mr. ^c^loverii was lasts 111 ^n.n^taken aw;^y. it Is quite probable that he^i will h. ciiaed in 11 short time ami return^1 home. Tint other unfortunate NNMtf t.i^be growing worse constantly.
A J Bcrinctt ami famllv took a trip to^Sheridan fuesday and spent tic r^v^^ with Mr. ^ml Mr-. Won Kevin..11.1 an.I^i children.
MissMaMBtfS Davi-e of IIalley Idaho^! daughter if Mr and Mrs N J. Davis of
wayhas made the following ofler to any |r^r Sale^Misealaeajeeato.
onewho will pay kla $1a pan. for every , roR gjjjj A v^KRY ^sICK. bi*TLi
horse,good buggy and harness, $7i,
rniplete ^f, N Main Butte.^i^l; Stt.F. v i.c.eiH m r,i;\ at f:7^M N Main street. Strtte.
panof hla tailings that they ran find no^color of gold in. He will pay $1 a color for^avc r\ ,,n,. that Is found In a pan of the^tailings. He says that his mill la doing^so. li kimmI work that be la safe In Baking^the offer.
leafa^M t annul Tie Cared
;hv 1. cat application! as laev cannot reach Iks
dl**aed portion ef the ear. ^There la only way to^cure daafneai. and that ia ky eoaaiilutloeal ram^ediea. Ileafneaa Ia rained by aa laflamed MMl^ttrea of the antenna Itaiaaof th* Kwslaebian Tub*^Wh*a tkta tub* rata inflamed you save a ram^alias ^o.iivl nr imperfeet hearing, aad when it la^eallrelv e'oted deafneaa ia Ih* mult, aad nale^^the Inflammation .-an h* taken otit and this tube^reuorad to IM normal eoasttlea, keartag wl^ ^*^de*tr*jr*d for*v*r. nie* eaaea oat of lea are^c.vi**d by catarrh, which ia nothing hut aa in^flamed condition of th* mueoua asrfaea*.
W*will give On* Hundred Holler* for any cat*^at Deafae*! icauaed by catarrh) llial eaaaot b^^cured br Hall'i Catarrh Cure ss*ad for eireu^lar. fr*. I' J t'HKN'ltY * to . Toledo, a
Soldbv Pniggtatv 7^e.
Hal!^ rami y Mil* are th* boat
FORHAI.F.-A HANDSOME PatMNCH^aisle parteir mirror for $20 original^w holeesl. c oat $4j. Call ai (12 Pine street.
Anaconda.
ntit mai.F.-tXori bicyclk iN
goodi.inditton; $30. 314 Alder street,
Anaconda.
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DEPARTFROM ANACONDA.^No. 2. Butte Esprasa, for H-1
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No.4. Butte Express, for Hetotia.^area! Falls. St. Paul. Chicago^and all potnta East and West.
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No.(, Copper fitv Flyer, dally 1:1$ p a^FOR half^FRESH COW CHSAP. Mt IARRIVB IN ANACONDA.
F.Bmadwav Butte
Isexiiected home some time^Miss I lav |s has la.cn e mployed^as he-ad milliner
byJ. C, Fix of Halle^for a number of years
Henryllifort. from^fast h^ spe. it a few day
Valley(iarden^In the 1 It^^ this^week vlHit^ig with Ins parents. Mr. and^Bufonl
ofFunis BpaaSl a few days In
iton v^was in
iggsof Baals itali^sheep laa$e*tor for tins taaaty
thecity |Ss I Week nil bllMII-
firveyor c W. Mead spent a^if lasi week surveying claims^hi Qii.nu I.Ill for Filing. VVal-^,V 1 i'll icii. yturls hill promises m 1. ^^one of the rich niinlnn disirie ts of Macli.^sou cotuilv
Mrs.A. I Hall and Miss MM Thomas^siHUit Thut iday in Sheridan at the home^of Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Hosslter.^A patty if campers consisting of Mr^Vint Kaymond. Mrs. II. Il^1 iss Carrie Raymond. Miss ,^Mlna Ileum tt of Virginia City, Mr. Wnl-^rotl Ray me id. Henry Bennett of Virginia^City and R ymoiid Hosslter. all nf Sheri^^dan, lert ths week for a number of days'^outing on 'ppcr Indian creek.
It.T. anil Al Cook have their new liv- j^ery stable, jut the foot of Main street. I^furnisbeet at'I is now occupied hy Frank^N. laingfellnw the occupant who was [^1 In charge if the barn when It caught^tire last wfcitcr and 1.one .1 down. The^j stable is ne$w bull' of stone an.I covered^by galvanlLd Iron, making It almost^I lireproof.
FrankNaMtV one of Sheridan s saloon^men. was in the city Thursday visiting^wllb his Jut Mrs. Ilohert A Vickcrs
MisFtatk Stone of Ruby valley ape tit^Thursday it the city 011 business.
DavidO'Brtell of Slietlilale. one of |bS^partners ^f the grocery tlrm of Malt^Corey Ai Co.. spent Thursday visiting^file nds in the city.
Mrs.F. I^. Aiken of MuttS Btatnl^w orthy matron of I lie Eastern Star lodge,^arriv e d || t lie- rjetl Thursday. While bsrs^Mrs. Alkeii will be tlie guest eif Mr. and^Mr^ John Reed. This city Is where Mrs.^Aiken ppent lor girlbood't days She was^linn Miss Ada Rogers, daughter of Mr^iiul Mi cpialu itogers. proprietors of^the old National Park hotel. Mrs. Aikes^with her parents, left this city aliout^It years ago. Mrs. Aiken is loo. eg btMt-^ness In connection with the BMtofl Stai-^lodge.
Ageyser party left Pony this west for^a tTip through the park. The tn. tubers^eef the party were tleorge McCIoud and^wife. \V. I). Mauley, Eva Dodsworlh and^olio rs
Hugt'lieMyers of Helena lbe druggist,^was In the city this week Insjiccting his^drug store in this city, which is under^the charge sf Itoliert A Vlegers.
A.J. McKay, the Whitehall wholesale^llciuor mail, was In the city on biisineas^this week.
Roy0, Duller nf Butte wss In the city^Thursday on business.^Jule H, Hetlktaimel of Butte spent
NewMineral In H.lrbadue*.
Ft.in the London Knglnet r
Largei|tiantitles of a certain min^^eral, locally called manjak. erert^tcci ntlv loutul in the Island of Hat -^^ a.le.s Wist Indies. It bids fair to^outrival in point of utility all similar^sub stai. ics occurring in van.his parts^of the globe. Manjak Is of a black^color, not unlike pitch, and pogsesae.t^a high luster. In Harbadoes it 1s^found very near und sometimes upon^the surface of the ground In seams^varying from one foot to two feet in^thickness, running usually In tine^pn ximity to racks, It la suptsised to^have rsren formed by the drying up^and consolidation of petroleum.^Among the' various uses to vv hie b^manjak has been successfully applied^may be mentioned Insulation for^ekctrlc wires, varnishes of the best^ciuality. bituminous concrete in asph^^alt roads and pavements, patent fuel,^mixed with iwat or ether organic^matter, intt nsitle r of the Illuminating^PUIS St of coal gas It Is expected by^some *\|hi ts that It will soon supplant^rubber In all vva'eiprtwif wink.
I'd; SM.K e'HFAP Fl KMTt RK l^F^aii eight-room lodging bouse, good loca^^tion with or without house. Addreaa^Utile k. cure standard. Anaconda
Ft.ltBALE HARKKR SHOP. WITH 2
balhtubs best stand in the .it\ Ad^^dress P, It . iro Standard A .. onela^HI.Ac kllFKKIF.8 $2 PER CASK AP-
plea.II par box. f. o. b.. Missoula. C.^K Williams P O. Box 14*. Missoula
FOP,BALI 1 HEAP fri IT and ci^^gar star, good location, must sell at^v.i.i- -^ 1, North Wyoming -treei
Butte.
KORBALK-THtie^FIXTltllBS CHEAP;
counter,showetae. elegant wall ( ^ae and^on* roll top dcak. John Howard :IU3 N^Main, Butt*
FOR SAI.K ^cllKAP. NKARI.1 NEW^furniture of ^ rooms complete for houae-^keeplng. $13 W. Third St.. Anaconda.
Mlaeellaaeotix
Tin: in;s\Fit HOOil OK fast
Parkavenue. Anaconda, has changed^hands and has been ihoroughlv reno-^vat d and reopened; terms reasonable.^John Fugeri v Proprietor.
roiFlrilT CLASS^Mrs Mot.!.i. N.. I^conda.
MRS. IIISIIiUS CORSET PARLORS^i. in..v. et |^ IBJ West Hrnadway Butte.
No.I. Anaconda Express, dally IS ji a at^No. 3, Copper City Flyer, daily $:0 p si^Na i. Anaconda Eipreaa. dally. W-Jt p ts
DEPARTFROM BITTTB.^No. i. Anaconda Exprens, lUltj . l'i OS as*^Na J. copper City Fly^r. dtlly. $*^ p m^No. $, Anaeondt Eipreaa dally . ^ 3t p flt^ARRIVE IN BI'TTE.
No.t Butte Eapress, dally 1:2$ a
No.4, Rutle Expresa. dally. . 4 as p ra^No. t. Copper City Flyer, tlally J to p m
MONTANAI NION.
MADAM SHIELDS HAIR DRFSSINC^manicuring, fine steaming and chiropo^^dist. Parlors m North Wyoming stre-*t.^Switches and chains made, from camb-^_Ings. Vxn's Mexican Hair Respirator
Hashis lordship exhibited anv symp- ^nd all shades of dye* BetftMl 'o^Ves He h.o tried try btr tatnoua cream for hand*, face^and lu
stvie* in h^tv are peculiar. If the ^ re lieu^right you .Ion t want them Do u.it mias ilia^i*..r.l.en Hat. nut Align*! I.%th.
TRAINSARRIVE IN ANACONDA.
ButteEipreaaIM ^ St
Butt*Expr***tl:tt a a*
ButteExpress1:20 p aa
Iutte ExpresaI:tt p at
ButteExpress ISJt p na
fRAINSLEAVE ANACONDA.
fSarrlsonEipreaai^S ^ m
ButteExpressa et
'Rutle ExpressUSB a at
.'I'.utte Express IM p at
;Hullo Express I:tt p an
Connectsat Stiurt for ilsrrlaon and^points *ast on the Northern Pactfter; at^Silver Bon with I Mon PariSc Fast Mall.
^Connectsat Oarnson attih Northtm^Pacific train for West.
TRAINSARRIVE IN BI'TTE.
Musk QO TO Anaioiida Exprtaais-su a at
Mainstreet Ana- AnaeomU F.lpre.. U m p at
tnion Pacific Faat Mail1.4t p m
OarriaonAc corarBodatlon4:20 p at
Ana.vneU Expresst:t0 p m
AiMronda* C.arrl*..n Eiprea* W:30 p at
TRAINSLEAVE IICTTE.^^ \It * Uarrleon Express.. T;^0 a tn
lomsof affection''^to find out bow much^Life.
weare worth.
WANTADVS.
t'At A ItRIt t't'RKD - MOLONEY META-^phyalrlan. Silver Bow Rlock. Butte.
Ailvertlaementa under thta bead ^ cents^a word for the tit si Insertion and 1 cent a^word for each aubsequent Inaertion. No^tdvta. taken for leaa than 25 cents.^L'lasslllcd a.lva. per line par month ^ $1 25^^ Count t words to the line.)
Lost.
LOST HKTWEKN t IRAN IT E STREET^and Centervllle. black Astrachan carte.^Leave al Standarcl. Butte, and receive re-
Iward.
LOflTFRIDAY. ON ORAN1TE. RE-^tween Alaska and Waahingtoti. gold^, ring: $.e reward with M. llllligan, tin^I West llralllte Butte.
An.teondaEipaea*.-ML* a nt
AniconiUEipresa1:2V p ra
L'ntaaPacutc Faat Mall4:0^ p nt
^learrlsotiAccommodationi:^^ p nt
AnacondaEipreaaS tt p at
AnacondaEipreaa. ^;2^ p nt
H'onenctsat (lartiaon with Northern^Paclflc train for the West.
^Connect*at Cirri son with the North^^ern Partite train for the East.
WantedHelp*.
PEOPLESEMPLOYMENT Bl'RKAl ,^Plume 30.1. Telegraph, telephone, wrlle^or call ill person with ordera for help.^Your orders arc safe here. I'e.eple s^office in Owsley block. Butte.
\\A NT LI i FNF.RelETIC MAN cltml
(envfor good wort. Address W L^Staliilurd oftlce. lllltte.
IX)8T-A DARK BROWN HORSE
weightabout 1100 pounds branded heart {^on Jaw A reward will be paid for return
toW. F. Cobban, Butte.
StPaul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Spokan*
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Wanted-A^ent^.
WANTED^AllENT8 KVKRYWH BHE^to sell Hi* celebrated Furlong lil. v.i*^tile, they don't puncture or slip, will put-^wtar Ihiai oicllnsry tire* every one wat-^taiittd. Addles* Joseph II. Taylor, Ana^^conda. _______
WantedMHiiutlnna.
Sil l A l ius WANTED FOR IIUI SKOR^e liambc r work: best references. Ad-^Irsat t it Hox 4utv. Anaconda
Wanted-Slltcellaneout.
WANTFH TEAM AND OI TFIT FOR^trip through National park, la start^from Itutle about Aug t^. Aildt'ess II C^llastltigs. Hamilton. Mont.
Tli
BUTTEBRANCH OF
THEMETROPOLITAN
STOCKEXCHANGE CO.
OFCOLORADO
WeOffer Kireptieina! FarilulM for^speenlailoB la
Private Wirt t'onaeeltnat with New York^^ nil I'hleagei.
CORRESPONDENCEINVITED.
toColumbus hospital for tr. timet ,1 ^ t|M (,^v ,^,.^, h|
foracute t heumit.lsm.
tleorgeMorthardt has resigned from^the company's employment and gone^to Butte, where he has accepted a lu^^crative position In a mercantile^I house.
Miss H. C. Treanor has returned^from a pleasant visit with relatives In^! California.
iMr. and Mrs. John Leslie of TVolf^f.'peek are the guests of Mrs. Farnum^this week.
Thebonds of the Bell school -l's-^. trlct have been sold to A. i',. Dlcker-^man of Oreat Falls and Lie cash is^, now In the treasurer's hands. The^bond issue amounted to 110.000.
MissBirdie Mix has returned to her^home In Neihart after a pleasant visit^with the father in Relt.
J.K. O Leary Is home from an East^^ern trip and asserts that Mont tn.i 11^the best state In the union and Felt^the best town In the stale.
MissHesaie Major is rusticating at^the ran. b Mr. and Mrs. II. W.^11 in chinsMiy aaim-Mautafca
ChilsHalTorsen. J. Haynes and^Price Lloyd have returned from a^pleasant trip through the Yil'ov.stone^park.
Orays Laxative Pellets cure Constipation
IN VIRGINIA CITY.
Deathof
Mining
AleianderMrkitrlek^and Social Mewl.
SpecialCorrespondence of the Standard.
VirginiaCity, Aug. 7 ^The grim messen^^ger of death called again utam anoth* r^nf Madison county's old-timers. Alex '^McKltrlck of Pony. Consumption aeesje to^have been the direct cause of his death,^although no doubt he suffered with a j^ceempll. atlo: ..: dise ase* for a number^of montha His death .'ai urred last ^^',^on Thursday. Mr McKltrlck was eit. n^lively Interested In mining In and about^I'ony. He hits made a number of fortune ^ .^In mines, but lost the m again In the same^thing. During the past few years lie iw^ i^sold a number of mines fur considerable ,^money. Ills last large sale was th* Uose-^man mine for W.w. re. e ivlng fS.CSS down
baccocatds.
FredM. Solilegulmllch of Norrls spent^a few days in tin- e |ty on business this^week. Mr. Rchlegalrhtlch Is Interested In^mining at Norrls, representing a company^fro,n Idaho. He Is also Interested In Sal^^mon City with others III the artesian well^buslneaa.
RevC. D. Pine kney eif Meadow creek^waa among the weekly visitors this week.
A.H. Armstead. who for the past^mouth or six weeks bus been In the em^^ploy of the Kennett Mining company as^suiierlnlendent of the mill In which the^company have been making their test^runs of the or* from the Kennett mine-^left Friday morn'ng for his home. In Yel^^low Jacket. Idaho. Whelhtr Mr Arm-^steau made a success of his test runs is^not known. While In th* city Mr. Arm-^stead made many friends, who will be^pleased to learn thai he Intends return^^ing to this city again In a few weeks to^do some prospecting for himself. Mr^Armatead tilings Madison county to be^one of th. Seat mining district* In the^alatr. and that a great future Is in -t..re^for her.
aP Korba of Bt. Paul Is In th* city^thia week making repairs on the county^Jad.
DrB^. J. anil Mrs. Ragan left Frlelay^fur a few days' pleasure trip to Sheridan^and Twin Bridges, where toil It havs^friends
CharI re U1-..n the Ruby valley vegeta^^ble man was in the city Friday with a^load of vege tables.
T.J Farrell will ship a number of^horses to Kansas city this week and ac ^^company Iheta hlm^elf Mr, Farrell la one^of the lariris' horse owners in the stste.^hsvlng aome thousand* running on the:^ranges of M.tdiaon valley. Mr. Farrell la^also one of the few man in the horae-^ralalug business who has conlld*nc^^enouch ^ io continue buying Mr. Far^^rell thinks that the price of horses in^t me w.ll improve and be good again
laesiateefe al Sheridan Reed, Noye* .v,^Co. the aeoitlinnsa who ptprrBated the^Rile v Thompson here of horse* from
WANTED-PARTIES To TAKE A^trip through the National park I h^v*^the best onttlt In Montana. Inquire of R.^'I Ogle Clarence Hotel. Hutte.
W'ANTED-fOMlNT~A~T1VE OR BieT j
roombouse, with bath, must be In good^location Address P o Hox 4^4. Hutte,
Hualnes*Chance*.
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH SMALL
capitalto handle patent . an make ^^^OOO. Inuulre at M^ opposite ixistonVe. An-^aeullda. j
KorKent.
FORPENT l rRNIHIIED ROOMS FOR^housekeeping, .'sll Kemper ave., Hutte
FOR RENT Ft RNISHED KOOMH IV,
TelephoneIJOC^Rooms :il a ^d :t2. Owsley Block^Butte, MoutuuB
Hold*Ihe world s record for^lotig-illatance fast running.
PullmaBleeping car*, elegant npksti^stereil tot rist aleeplng ears.
TRAINSARRIVE AT BUTTX.^^ No u. from Bt. Paul, arrives at
N P. depot dally st t:S a an
;M. P., No. 2. frem Portland, ar-
rlveaat M. V. depot daily10:SB p ap
TRAINSDEPART.^I M. ft.. No 1 for Portland, leaves
U.V. depot dallyT :^B a an
1No. tt, for St. Paul, leaves N. P.
localdepot dally *:S p at
IMixed, to Whitehall leaves N. P.^local depot dally at 7:tt a. m.^On Ihursdaye this train will^I run through to Pony and Norrls.
TramsNo* II and tl have Standard^. Pullman Bleeping Cars lo aad from St.^i Paul
Throughtickets to Japan and China via^Tae oma and Northern Pacific. Steamship^Company
ForInformation, time cards, maps and
,tickets, rail on or write ts
W M. TI'OIIT. Oenersl Agent.^| or en ARI.ES 8. FEE. General^Agent, Bt. Paul. Minn.
Betterthan^the best
Dakotastreet. Hutte.^FOR RENT TWO OFFICE
HiMOMS
It.all.In House. Anaconda.^FOR RENT-THREE FI'RNIHHEl)
ciubkas the quickeat -the^Hiirllngton ^ ^St. Paul-Chu^cago Limited
Anelectric lighted, ateam^heuted. wide veatlbuled^train, fresh from Ihe Mulct,^era' hand*, tin ill at coal of^nearly lltt.UIW. Most beau^^tiful, luxurious, comforta^^ble, complete train ever^placed In service on any^railroad In any country.
Iaaiaa Bt Paul ut l or. p.
indally Compartments^.mil standard sleeper*, day^i oachea. chair cats, a-la-^carte diner and buffet^smoker.
NoExtra Ferae.
Ticket*at ofllcee of til
connectinglines.
0.R. ^ N. CO.
MOSTDIRECT UNI TO
THECOAST
EasternWaskingtoi aid ill Poiiti^In Oregon and Galiftreit
TitBroKANB OB fOCAT-XL*
Oceanateamera leave Part land aararjf^tve dsys for Ban Fraactaoo aad Bielfctf
Californiapoints
Forfull Information and rates, apply
toCON A. ST CLAIR, lieneral^Butte. Mont.
OrAddresa^W H. HI'RLHt'RT. General Pasaengs*^Agent. Portland. Ore.
E.McNElLU .^President and Manager.
room*for light housekeeping. 2\2 Houtli^Jackaon etre*t. Hutte.
FoilKENT- Ft RNISHED ROOMS FOR^housekeeping M Kemper avenut. Uutt*
FORRENT^8EVEN- ROOM FI RNIBII;^ai house Impure Boucher. 46 East Park i phlI x^ta (il.-1st. Pa ear Agent. Butte. Mont, j
street.Butte^
FOR RENT - FI RNIBHED ROOM
withtable acrvlce. rM West Park St,
Butte.
I-IRNISHED FRONT IPmiM St ITA
blefor two at ^flt Cherry street. Ana^^conda.
FOR~RENTTWO FURNISHED ROOMS
forlight housekeeping at Jit Went^Fourth ttreet. Inquire W We^t Park. An^^aconda. _________________
FORRENT-BY THE DAY OR WEEK
good,nice, clean beda. 54* per day. 4UJ^Eaat Front street. Anaconda. Mra. P. F.
Btephena.
EVANB OPERA HOUBB WILL BE
leaardfor a year or term of yeara. Ap^^ply to George P Wellcome. Anaconda
MooUaaCeitnl Hrilwiy
liein- Filing for I1.3M, put up some W^and was to hB*S rac sired the balance in I head at auction and received a little mure^a reasonable length of time thereafter, than ija each for them, atlll retaining^but through aome tee finic ality In the lo- nearly yi^ h. ad. It was certainly a good^cation notice some' parties Jumped th.. I investment.
propertyand it Is now In litigation Mr.^McKltrlck haa other property In the Pony^district. He Is a single man of about flt^years of age. the only relatives ta'iu 4^brother and nephew. He ma* amo:u 'he^oldest residents of Madison countv
Mr.A. Byrd of Butte arrived in tae^c ity this week lo attend to his wife ^^ I
KorSale Real Katate.
1^it^ HI VS CHOICE tVFOOT i t tilNi:It^Weat aide; lot* in all parte of the city.^!|e^ and up. Yoder 4k Jackman, 31 E.
Broadway.Butte.
fOUSALE- DOC RLE BRICK HOCCT,^'v We-i Wooln.en. Hutte. rents t~^ 1 *^^month, for sale at ^1.SO0. Inquire on prem-^laca at once.
FORBALE OF EXCHANOE-ltt ACRES^(the old milk ranch) well improved,^with all tools machinery, crape, 73 head^of cattle and It horses, near Superior, on^the Coeur d'Alene branch of N. P. R R .^for sale at a bargain or will exchange for^Butte property. Address Stoddard a^Missoula. Montana.
SONLY^RAILROAD
Thatoperates I's trslns on the fsmout^block s vale in between the Twin^Cltle*. Milwaukee and Chicago;^That light* Ita trains by electrlney
throughout;That usee the celebrated electric berth
readinglamp. ^^That rune four splendidly equipped pas-^aenger trains tvery day from Bt Paul '^snd Minneapolis through ts Chicago,^via Mllwnukos;^And that road is ths
CBICACO. NILWA.RE- O^kT. PAIL
Italso operate* stram-heated veattbul'd i^tralne. carrying the latest private J^compartment cars, library buffet^smoking cars, and palace drawing-^room sleepers^Parlor ears, free reclining .hair car* and '
thevery best dining car service.^For iaw^i rates to any point in the Called 1^States, Canada or Mexico, apply to^ticket agenta. or ad-ire**
J.T. CONLET.^Ass't Cen'l Pass. Agt.. {^St. Paul. Minn^NOTE^Elegantly oaulpped trains from^St. Paul snd MlnueastcMa through la Pe^^oria. Bt. Louis aad Kkaa_a city daily.
ata Cartat
Throughservk* I -tween Bt. Paul. Ml-j*^nespslta. Helena. Butte. Spokane. Baattka^and Portland. Csnnecltoas at western ter^^minals for Kootenai Country, Oregon and^California points. Alaska. Japan and^china, conne. lions at Twin Cities far all^points East and South. Single aad^trip tickets to til points and^checked to destination.^Leaven-Atlantic Express, dally. .4:31 p at^leaves-Local for Helena, dally t tt a at^Arrives^PariSc Expresa. dally .. U:ie P as^Arrives^Local from Helena, dally ^:tt p Bl
CityTtckst OOico. Na 41 North Main bl,^Butte. J. E. Dawson, lieneral Ageat.
SNUIflUIHH
NtUoatt Feet
RetlfliBBtsBB Railways
Thenew machinery purchased by C L.
HaUiawsyfor his mill at the Bertha mine wmstsniey
arrive.1thl* week from Aaao.t.da. The I FOR BALE^A RANCH OF^machinery is for the purpose of enabling^the present mill to crush more ore. The^ores of th- Berths mine have to be crush^^ed so One to save ths gold that the^.rusb.-r with the milt was unable to allow
hasbeen confined to her bed on accountI enough ore to pass through to pay the
ofIllness for tbe psst four months.coatpanv aa they found It necessary to
Mr*.William Thomas aa I family ex-purchase this new machinery, wtk-h will
pactsoon to leave this city sad go, be placed in tbe null at once. Mr. Halha-
ACRES
offarming land within one-half mil* of^Carroll. Two good water right*, one of^100 Inches taken from Warm Spring^creek; the other from Loot creek, of Kt^Inches, goes with the farm A good news^tobacco and confectionery bulla las In^flrst claaa location In Anaconda will be^aold for what the stock and flxturas will^Invoice at. Apply to A. M. Walker, room^11, Montana Meat Co. Mack. Anaconda.
THEONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE WITH*
OCTCHANGE OF CAM 1
Spokane,Bosslaod ~* NeLm
Alsobetween
Nelsonand Boeakod
DAILYEXCKPT BCNDAT. I^Ltava Arrtes.
I-ata.ai._i ... Bpaktnt .. Mt:4Sp.__
II-ee a. mRo-*tan4^ t:^ % Bk
I14 a. mNelson ... ,, i:Oe % Bk
Cloee connartlsns at MtOaa wttO^ateamera for Haste aad Kgalaeel^potnta
Pasaengersfar Kettle Rlf sad^dary Creek caaaect al^daily.
