The Butte inter mountain. [volume], December 31, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

About The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912

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BACHELORS ARE TO
KEEP OPEN HOUSE
IT IS THE CORRECT THING TO RE
CEIVE LADIES TOMORROW,
NEW YEAR'S DAY.
LADIES WILL ALSO RECEIVE
Something of Those Who Mean to Wel
come Their Friends in the Style
That Goes With the Holiday.
T'lhe 1ltlatioll of kter!iug opIeln-housel
itt liln;ier of the gay bachelors of the city.
As this is the first lelap year since 1t8'.t
tihe imen feel it iquitte hlehootes themt to be
olif the ight silde of the hearts of the
hliies. at il it i i the ge . eral senthimt t lii
dily that all shouli keep .open-house.
Thlere is stuoethittg of ai controversy
amoIng tiihe te as t io the proper tdy to
rtciir e. Somte In isit that it is New eatii
tiny, while otherst claimt the day after i i
"Ladiie' lDay." It might lie itll for the
menc to decide o the day at once, as itt
might he a IIr.ct. of lnth lll.r'as lt fior
the ladlie to call oft the w.ring day.
To Clubrooms.
hIt is ru.o.,ored thlat a nolmber olf the
acihelor wiiho have ollt homesllt or iart -
mleits in ahiclt to receive will disipense
hinpitality in the Silver low club roomts,
the rlllthl cad lub ro :. and the lePhii
dh.toi club rooms. while tIhose having
assisted by well known society inctt.
There will also Ie a few of hlttue's so
ilety women hiI l will rcciv e totorllrow
afternoon andi e'cning, among thent .Mrs.
A. T'. .MIrgatt atid Mrs. lEpping. Those
chltartning woment. will he a..sisted by Miss
Wilcox. Miss Mcl.emtahatn of St. Paul.
Miss Iickford. Miss Skyrtt'. also Miss
Iatute ale i oif lheleat.
MrsI. J. K. Ileslt atd Miss Ilattle
Vountign will he at home to their friends ii
tite late afternoon ita l evening1. A nunit
hcr of the pretty girls in society will lhe
ith i 11 Mrs. Ilesict Ito assist in receiving.
Several of the other society twomen it
the city hate sent out invitations t",
friends who have been requested to call
ftim .I o'clock to 6 o'ctlock in the evetning.
CIRCUIT COURT GRANTS
A WRIT OF SUPERSEDEAS
No More Inspections of Michael Devitt
Until Appeal Is Tried.
A telegram received fromt San Fran
cisco t nilnotiInces that the circutit coutrt tof
lappeals yesterday afternotton issutdi a writ
of suptersedleas in the Michael IDevitt in
spection case. The writ stays the opera
tionll of the ilnspection order of Judgtle
Peat Li unltil the circuit courtrl can review
'the lower court'ts actlion. The matter was
set for thearing in Satn Frantcisco. Febrru-tt
itry t.
The inspectors were in the Michael
Devitt today. leaving the property this
iafterttoot. They had not hieard of the
stay order until tihey left the mine. It is
nit exlpected there will hie ftrthter intspec
tiunt until the court has reviewed Judge
itt itty.
LITERARY NEWS.
Jack London's Success.
No writer tiIiy has initerest for a
Hiller circle if readers than Jack Lon
don. only :.7 rtty, ul.dcard of by the read
ing world three. years agoi. lit these
three years have beent fruitftiil. First
there was "The Son of thle \\ilf," in
the spring of tiuo, a collectiotn of short
stories; thtuli "The Gid of His Fathers,"
"Children of the Frost." "'The t''rise of
te I)azzltr." ..\ I)aughter oif the Slo,,"
"People of the A:\byss." "IThe t';il of the
Wil." mul now, beginning in the Janiut'ry
I'entury. "The. Sea Wo\\'lf." The story of
the young writer's early privaltiolns and
hardships ate fairly familiar now to most
of his readers: his boyhood on a Cali
frnia rancht'l; the few years in t )aklanld,
helitre he iirst found lhooks; the roughlt
)yeai kltockiiig arounid S.ian Francisco
harlor and ttbefore the masit; the dt;arly
litoughlt elots to securett all education,
thoarted in his frehitman year in the
1'nivers'ty if (:lifornia; the desperate
ventllure inlto thle Kllondike, w\henclc lie
broulght 'lick no gold, but a wealth of
kinoiwledgie intl fancies. No writer, critics
;igr'. l. has so deely imptlr'esse uIponli hlii
realders iwhat 1. I.,iLndon hais ter.ely
called the fear of the Norti. Oif liin Fi.
F. Il'arkins writes ill the I)cemb:iiler I.it
erary WIrlidl:
"Consider the writer's youth, will hlti
lanck of shoolini , anilll hia litter alieniiai)lo
frim what is iipompoitlusly splokein of is the
intelllctuial life, and you have new proof
of the fact that the artist is born, nlot
imadile.
"Mr, Londoni was miarr'ied .\iril 7, ltoto,
toi Mi..s Itessie .ladlei'irn of t)Okla:.iil, and
lit lives in liediiiln t eiglihts. i lhiict rise
over ()aklanil and give a siplelldid v'i
of the Golden Iatc---of the bay out of
which lie once sailed, as a n ordlinary deck
nitl. lhe is still interested inl the con
dlition of his most humble fellowmeni, aii.
dutrinig a recent trip to Iiinhtlnd tiinglel
for a ctplile of monlitls ith the hiard
prtssed resildents of the tFast Eiull of
SLondonil. aind for weeks imore with the
hop-pickers oi Keint.
"Naitiurally lie has a strong liking for
uiitdoor pastimes. Hlls luiili, is st.irlyl
lis face ruggied, smooth sha en ind
kindly' dais gray eyes express his every
emotion: his itianiter is that of ai shrewd
but genial mal of the world, lie is to
daiy the ablest writer of tiction in the far
West."
"The Sea-Wolf." Jack London's latest
novel, will hegin in the January Century
aldl run serially through the year. "l'Those
who have read the mantiuscrilt believe ihat
the yotlng writer has wrotught with the
greatiest skill anld power lie has thus far
shown, in this tale of sea-life, which ate
knows so well, and in delineatio.. of the
ciharacter of the strange W\\'lf Larsen.
Suggestion.
Suggestion, it mllagazine of the new
psychology for health, happiness and suc
cess, 4020 D)rexel Boulevard, Chicago, con
tains for January: Psychical progress;
Physical Ideal; The (reat Psychological
Crime (review) ; The Tissue Salts; Philis
tine Philosophy; Distilled 'Water, O)steo
pathic Legislation; Facsimile of Ingall's
Faitmouts Ploeat, "Opportunity"; etmsi Not
the Primary Caelse of Disetase; lThe Riddle
of the Universe: the New Captain of the
Men of Death; Editorials; Departments
etc.
'filhe magazine will appeal to those inter
ested in psychic research, suggestive
therapeutics, the developing of will power
by auto-suls'estion1, aind kindred topics,
-[. Store Open Until 10 Tonight -
The Last Dayof the Old Year
Within a few days we shall take our semiannual Inventory of stock and balance our books for the current six
months. It is not the policy of this big store to carry over one season's goods to another; therefore we are
cutting prices to the quick that we may quickly close out all winter goods, holiday goods and broken lines of
strictly staple articles.
It's Far Easier to count Money Than Merchandise
Holiday Goods ehildren's Winter eoats
In Hennessy's Notion Dept., Main Floor Choice of Our Entire Stock of New Garments
Going This Week On Hennessy's Second Floor This Week
CPar tic at Half Price Fifteen Different Styles
ToTHE PUBCIt ,,,in, ,. .,,, ti, I,, :,, f, Values up to $10.00 for o"
GreeK It e Sm,,la (' 11 t ,1 ti. Nih.lihtl i .
f$ (Ct hri. Ptshe t h Ii.n u ly ,, , ha tlithiI iig \th I , :l h, i ' r ,la l h l ' , at ,. h ,liv t it ,
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Pr .en and n o rhy \ i (,, 14 iii lint
ý+" k"l-r t ' 1"" ºI"- ill -\ N Wonmen s Fine
(IPne() . 4.Y. dtA t 4hy011o t IlI. I y, \10 I,\,r f' r -
A .11 Shirt Waists
,h('l~iU'tlUlll1 1 1;',iu ii ll 11;111" lri,',-'' 11 - `` ,i
4.111h. "'olh'1" m11 '"1'l ""I'l"'xiý 1111 ''" "i. i~i '' $ 2
l1,,,t, 1,,",., ,,il', .,4t,, ,.,1 Values to $7.50 for
1r' , m irrrms, ....-i,, rolls, all11n .1
;1,1 1,th(,.,. ,ni,,1. til.,in ss ,,,, s See T, ,em T oday. *
1 1tn ark,,i a,1 foll,,w,.:
33e and 50c Tables. 20c 75c and $1.00 Tables, 40O Tiosl h lat t'11 w .i l I I I I.'rli a.,iii l 1 \'i 1 tal - i 'lI,- ,11 ~ ,. ,i 1 li
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torN. a;i g 'i h 11111 ag ii 1 t , i 111.:. h (l tri - Iitii'a1' hia i,., , aol't h1a1 P.. 1.ilhiir1 3an1, l \ . VIl1'a 1.V\'31 :i ht a e-ta Ikil. i illlt'..: 1. Itl ;liill h'- 1'7 i i' I"V tlr liv'l -ilk ,l1l(I itllill
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ne ah el ai se i.nll 4, 11 3i 1 1. - tr 1 .. iill, h.rii is. fine ti11 ttii l lilt \\;11 .1 , I l.II h0 ,,rii \\:11-1 1,' lh1'1 a ill, ;l ill. :111l t1,h '
{I'II-l's Nark'1, ho~xv.-i l~lid hun(lihitg... \\R-4, "1 aloofl hlllilt \\1111( turd'l 1.1,/"$..
$1.25and $1.50 Tables, 65e $2.00 Table Now $1.00 kiI:;. \'iili, li I, x;.:i1 Lini 331 t $.:'.31 11I.
Pretty Dull untdo p er 1l\4,., 'l'hi. nl31,i1 1111\" Ii a nisi h ti
,,i 1.,'i,,1".,'.I, 1...1,, s, l ,.,,;, . i. t ,,l4 4,.,:,::,, 1..::::.:4.0" Women's Winter coats Silk Petticoats
.aving I e. t, hinil ,"h1 . . niltlnth .11 'wri.ii zf hti'.r.sol ht .4 isL:, work
iui.ilih ..a.i, t'tilt a 4a is. s.liriililhs, I. I iOaN. li i . il t r i ilar ,lit - iA t Price Only $ 5 E ach
11 rrfunwry 1111t niktt artlile$. tunre it S1.011 . w lor h u le.
('llr il 1ve of o1r3 . t l u el in. n e l e'. 1 ig l o (' o t live lo lls.ilti il. \. = II t, 4 N ow.i ii' \ it( 1 i i1 il. ' lh i11 f1 ''iillh.
f \( li.a i t'l i1, for ol l, l' the . 1hil lill Ih r(', A i'('\ 1 , ('4 ,Ii" II, i l ', v . ir 1( tI 11i 1if Ih ', \'a i..- ii1iiii iirt1l )v, ' 1' , , l a.I,, 'a' lgs of al litt i Ill ii ii iiiiil 'itii'
ltat \'aiV (.liii, . h Ii. tl i' l iiu~ l ih I t~i ilr,., ., l\ v \i .. Nita,.li thu; \'ai'.a hitl,. .ti'ah, ,, hlii\~',' iiialtlll 'i ua 'u~ aali li iiiiia-,lr ,IIrll',~~ I au. ab1t atI,,H 111111 I l ., Nl.
'sw,,ll ii 'all'( ii\ l iu t Iaho I lliled . ;;' o il h t rI h . k l.$i y i hllh.t ii, ii 'll i n bll, wi$h4 llls La\t1int il i h t 1111- ihil \u I' ut ii, hi -' . .i i ' hi 1 a a, I ni4 n : iiia N ,
W om en's H osiery C hildren's H os.e liiiig a ti'i silk liiiiiis. Six,( fri i, ::2 t, iii i ' -I . rituitliirl \,' lla it Ii t Ii :,, t a $11i1..,, ';i rt l-kliii',
.A " iu'lhll J. 11 loit fo wr mm 's ill lit. ,' ,i tgirl, ' thine (hi rm n anidll \'1 llii . e, fr,,ni 1!i.,i Io '.1:l.;.i, 1'$113 1ill : .1 ti ; 1ullf liniilif ili s oili 1irl'. Irh, i ,)i k ,,1' 1111'-1' ilhi w'4,, k
a1nl ..a m eriii ' st ' I k ing .s, iihiin 11111 I rilnl ,h a ni ei r i'o tol-,.ingi.i, ii Il li e. i 1i.,',I -I- Iii +).1111 iI.
ri'btwl. a \ it da t lihhe .al a. i l, l.ls. i i .h1 tih1. 4. . i.V irl hr kin linta..
\'aliie ' to $1. a11 1. _,,ill hl _lose i_ _ _ ill' _ __veltinil \1li 1" 11) to $1.110.l
: l iii' fri" $1.il. (;lI ;1 1ii ( ior $1.11."
Shoes Given Away Suits Made to Measure
In Hennessy's Shoe Dept on Granite Street solutely Free for ost o Makin
At These Prices AIbsolutely Frefo ost of Making55E
It'"s Virtually S o. 'ro keel) oiur ( vxl tl't !'1tiss i i(l': s utiial tliiu iniiaiiy I .iustitants i its- y (i irinsg u lt lull selii..nii, Int to close
Anid it's all 11'('11s.' iwe ull4,, out sc\'e(iil most alesir(Nlle( i ll [silk un1il silk iiiiI a aou l aoli'(e s iittirii is, 'a1i ia, ke 11the follo hint (,tig i 'lrN :
tlaiot to take Ie (tiitit if itotk 'iL $45.00 to $60.00 Dress Patterns
a'aoilt to aa. aitit 44'it-1ui lirifk uii
li ,,e , ,t ,-t I t i ,,-tma ti \ill 4,.'.,. I:,,i W ith M aking for $30.00
SI l',, ll,, . til t r i t g it ,,il 1 t ) l i ( i l 21 - ilk i-a tt r;, , : 11 1b1( foe' -hirt w1 ;i-,
111'v,,, i,., 9 \,.1,,' \,,. 1,,,, 1, 11, 1' ,I,,.., 31,,4, 11,,, 111 ,,,.,.,,., fi.l',, ,,11,, , ' I, , , , 1 - ,,,, I',, :, .., , . l,,., ,i,..i ,.,,.,l,.
atin. , ll 1e. Now w, I.t a v luti h, < v, i ,h il, , , r, I l w rh r, $1,. t
lul B ox 111114 e a l \ 'i tw ln4,\ il , .lillll ll\'311 I ' litil* i ) l1 \" r 11 1 '-- li; iiL, allp l flir llei t I'rl"4, ,)I'
V l ( k 111,1,li 11:. " h li' '11 \', 11 ." - 1),1 i. , ll ju;tl,.Ir II 3111I 11,11.IIis "",ill" f lr ::(11.0,1,
wit Ii rail t i.kes, ,Iii 'alh iii'p
\ \a dilIht rs w', ivit v1i , kyi t,, $60.00 to $75.00 Dress Patterns
13; box. I,1,1,r,, \'h,, ,(11 , 1 ,,.,' With Making for $.15.00
'=r,' 1 .1 ; ivn ,1 3 , w 'e w ill \nt,,1i."'y ,, ,. ..r .,,..,...l I,,n.l ]r ,'l , . ..4,. ,.ll .zi , L, . . 1"31.' ,
ili iall u I try . ,i k ,, . If ,, 'ant , , il -*rh l i'n t if l \ 'rl i I'r,,i i, Ih.n llh i ni$ 7 , a
"all In and W e'll Tell You More J. ,.li., ,' tla li i ii,,i titijl i,,,ii i ,,i, ri,, l.tI,. .
Slippers Only 50c Pair Wtnhsome Wool suit Pterns
Men's, Women's, Misses' and &hlldren's Making for$35.00
•ee 8 a o f s i p r , b o e l' ,in ' ,t o f . ll3 rlly litlil wll'. v ,l fl',li .;:.7.,',0 t, $ 1..00 ,,libh,
l I hn , ', t4 I-tl ,,1' sltr ,i ' , sm llll o'l-- __ ii .l i t~le t0 III nstIll liri- ii, ' f't ' , dit' a rlgl' e, Ilh , pll ilot ria ni II, I iinlgii g illll.
Winu..I a!. ,x(l'ifP -t\','I -lill lP lfe . ...n ,
Ih.ie iui,, felIt sliplpir- ,il hlthti r , Wool and Silk Mi'ced Patterns
aliullut t's, I.ilhit in s1,Iii' 'ii, ... , * With Making for $140.00
ainui slighl. ,tut I ' ,tthtrs, t,
liolinlll f i nir l l\,,i thaI,. lilli ai do lalydi' .... - " ..I' ,*., ,,f 201 bllaimii.,lll. putlllrll. w\ rfi' i f'raiii i15.1. 010 $I , ,Ii00
Old Women's eloth Gaiters SOc -- --- ~-I,, r,. , ito.
I a 'r t it 'at hotiti ,ri wii il I lii li hinasv $ , I It ,. 4 in tiz, i l _)1'1_ I_ )I_ _ H'_ _I,\_KI_; I I",I_'.\lI_'_.\ I'_NT w i___,_'__...___,lli___ _l___ _,l__._ __rlil __.\lh
$1.00 Rubbers 25c $6.00 Shoes $3.50
tut1iN i twh *iti '. ii guiti/,''l Tat, nil0J it iti'aii. t~ : i~il tti iii\ ii' -tia.v a,'l , I iir.
lt ti t. At Hennessy's Big Store
till.l. rfii. 2', p( lilii' t'iiiilii Ihti tiiaiiat*)'., llit ii, \'{ hi;iv'a
Infants' Shoes 50c hi ititil y Iiii l hit I. i t. tia iai
\\ ' fill n big ble' l thh, \. i ni h riii ' \villlii ' to (h .lw , i ihe b i Int
."',,,,,,<.'"",, ",.'""-,,. "" '',4,,.,. ". "''" ...'" " ," '"e"" Our Window Display.
WAS NOT ON THE SQUARE
Pool Game Hall Played in Cheyenne
Was "Understood."
Fred 1. lHall, the champion pool player
of the world, has been taught a lesson tby
his recent experience in Cheyenne, Wyo,
Hall met Charles Kitzmiller in a game in
Cheyenne and. allowed the latter to defeat
him.
Immediately afterward the news of the
defeat went forward and h1all was com
pelled to acknowledge that the contest was
understood. Evidently Hall wished to trim
a few of the lambs of Cheyenne and did
so, and finding the contest chalked up
against hint as a defeat, had to uncover
the whole scheime. In relation to the ('hey
enne game in which lie lost by a score of
loo to o ie says:
"'Why, there was nothing to it. Kitz
miller is a good fellow, but not especially
brilliant at pool. I could have played all
rountd him andl made ioo points while
he was scoring .I5 if I had tried, but I went
into the contest promllsing to let hint win
by a fair margin. I didn't know he would
noise it about the country or I wouldn't
have done it.
"Doing mlly best I could have rolled up
a.to while he was doing ioo. 'To prove Illy
sincerity, if Kitnziller can he induced to
meet me again I will deposit $2S to be for
feited in case I do not double his score.
lie ca Iname his owu conditiuOnl and it
c.a1 le aritlltgedl at ally Chli) lie may sc
hI(t."
Iall adlverlises himself as the only pu.ol
player ot arth ho canl pocket foulrteenl
halls at one shot, To miake this six balls
are placed in the center of the table, two
at etach of the side pockets. The shot is
mulde from the center of the etrd of the
table atl one of the balls in the middlle
is sent to each pocktt in such a annllllr
as to puit the others inl, lie sakes a spe
cialty of exhibtition and faincy work.
Found in the Tiber.
There wtas found in the 'J'iber last yetr
the bodies of 16.,5o tlogs, ,,355 cats, t,63o
rats, 79q turkeys, 3 pigeons, 377 caniaries,
5tO other birds, ,71 2 hares, ui rabbits, 5
hcop, is iarrot antd a snaky.
FOOD PRICES IN PHILIPPINES
Ncessities Come High in Manila, Accord
ing to Advertisements.
\lMaiy travellers in the 1'iliippinesc, as
well u. many who have had to live there
ion duty, have repottedl that the cost of
living is hig',, hlut paurticulars have no>t
often bIelle sit forth. An advertisemllent in
the Maniila I'ree~dou of prices of provisions
at the "Philippiln cold stores" aflords
sonic specific kinowledgte oi toie Pubject.
For beef the price per ipound is (;a
cents): Sirloin, 55; rIumn , 55; topside,
50; round steak, 45; rib roast, 45; blade
chuck, 40. For mutiton the pound price
is: l.eg, 45; shoullder, 3,K; loin chops,
35 to 45; stew pieces, u5. For pork:
l.eg, 6o; loins, 6G; corned pork, 45 to 5').
Rahlbils alre 9o cenits each, hlrts 7 Cellnt,
calf's liver 4o cetit a p',und, Ibsualsgl 40,
lmnOkerld c(llI 45, sahlOll 15 to Go, holney
4", 1ii1l butter $1.oS.
Most olf thlie melts are iuhportcd, of
course, biut they are rtather incessary to
the diet of ani Almerican. It mllllut b
taken into acrcount1n, alao, thait phe currency
is silver. I)oul *tlcls there aire native
diet----fish anld rice, for e.sinple--th:iat
are cheaper. Bit the lsupply of 'ice is now
rather limited, and the loctl igovcrnmcnt
is procuring cad distributing it to the fran
i..hing.
Winkle-1 have been over in E.ngland
visiting the nobility.
Van Antler-What did you think of our
American girls?---Tuvwn Topics.