The Anaconda standard. [volume], November 23, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

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ALLAROUND THE CITY
THtWLATHER.
Thodaily rtt-onl i f the thermometer in^th s rity ior yes'.erJay, an reported by^C. \V. Brandon, ra us followe: 7 a. m.,^89 degrees sl^3Ve; l:.' in , 4- ilcjrreps itliuve;^4 p. in., M dt'srecB above; 8 p. in., 38 do^Kites above.
ABOUT THE CITY.
SamJohns, the demented miner, wa*^taken to Warm Springs asylum yester^^day.
II v. Mother Jos p!ia or I.^avenworth,^Kan., who has h en visiting M. Ann's^bohpiial, left Triday for Untie.
C.W. Uiuiidon, the energetic young^di u.'g.si, has bud a handsome gold sigu^panned on the windows of his store.
P.J. Maloney will back his Irish setter^Ted ugainst any' dog in the stale in a^prairie chicken killing mulch for HO a^side.
Twelvepatients have been registered^nt the hospital since Friday. 1 he ma^^jority of them arc suffering with fever
andcolds.
WilliamSpollen, an employe of the^lower works, was taken to St. Ann's hos^^pital yesterday. He was suffering from^u badly burned face, the result of an ac^^cident.
Brownie^Garrett took kodak views^ti Ike Qinnn's bear yesterday afternoon.^The photographs are lo be sent to the^Prince ol Wales, who is a great friend
undan old-ume chum of Ike's.
JosephMartin, the infant son of Mr.^hint Mr*. I*. W. Schiuiil', died yesterday,^aged 2 years und 11 days. The funeral^will be h Id from the residence, 50G West^Fourth btreet, this morning at 10 o'clock.
SimHolmes and Juke Lowenthal have^piiieliased the restaurant in the rear of^th^ i ombmatioii gambling house from^All x Dwelt The new proprietor* wnl^^para no efforts lo give their patrons sal-^UfMIW|P service.
Therewill b ^ u cocking main between^Hiitte and Anaconda in Unite Thanksgiv^^ing. The guiifst corks ^ f the iwo cities^will meet on that occasion and battle for^the supremacy. On each battle 55J a side^will be bet, and on the result of the main,^$-'^'^^ I. Auac'in a will send about IS b rds^lo the Silver ^ nv.
Acrop haired Chinaman who recently^came here from Philipsburg, was thrown^into the city root house yesterday by^( Inef l'ickel. The charge that is entered^against ti 1 in is stealing a $5 note from^Jim Kee, the lestuuiaill keeper. The^fellow is an outcast, even among his own^peonle. His queue has been eul i.H'f a ml hit^black hair stands up on bis bullet head^and givts him the llerco appearance of a^sheep with Us ears pinned back. Ho is a^slugger, too, and all the Chinamen of his^acquaintance ur ^ afraid of him. He will^meet Judge Kocka-eli in a small ring at^the notice court this afternoon, when his^Lrisllcs will probably b i given a bracer.
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Iniiiis ier to the letter pulilislnM in yester-^dny ^ m ami Alio I must say Unit ilie win le^tiling Inks iilo* a piece of p i * ^ii ii spite o: snine^s ^rl IgakM myself In make Hie Uisciissinn^short I w ill ni that that pcis .n must no siiKutly^loaciiedani la cnnse^|aeutiy bUksag tairattgO the^upper roveriiiB of i.is li ait Hi-, iiinoiaaea e\.^ciisiK hoi ::iiu I slneerelv li^p' Hi, Up- pulilic^wit also overlook ills bail !^i . ak.
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Ofthe SI l.awieuee.^Wines, Ihjimr* and e g.u-s, ini|ioited an I do^^me-1 e. ^1 lie witiier ta 0e.. of Anaconda.^^Aoacoiiita, Nov. J i, li:i|.
lothe \\ tiiitwsitle Irsde.^Our Mr. I sci lMd has had an active^experience of ilA years in the handling of^Straight nctillid distillations. In view^of 'his fact, we deal lo your ailv.niluge.
Kl.NTli KV 1 ,i,ii in: SlOIIE,^Cor I 1st and I herry Sis.
Liquorsof purest ilislillattons, Hged^wines most select and old, cigars of^Havana's best growth at the Kentucky^L quor store, comer Firsl and Cherry^streets.
Hiandon's drug store, corner Main and^Fii st str^ els.
Dr.St. Jean* BU PTeal i'ark avenue.^Hospital hours '.1 |o l'l a. in.
An rely furnish, d room for rent, BUI^Chi rry streat.
Tryth ^ J. A. citar at Lou liiirtictt's.
I)r.BmBsMBj 210 Wnl 1'aik avenue, up^Blairs.
J.A. Ucrreng r's- baroer shop, 115 Front^^ treri. Lad es ami children's hair cut^^ting a specially. Uj'.Iis reserved for la-
dP's.
F.nengais, l.q'iots anil wines at Calla^^han A Atu-ru l.o First streat,
TerseLittle Tales of tbe Tow Told^oa the Streets.
'THEPRESIDENT^ IS COMING
AnUnsophisticated Montana Man^Robb-d in tha Homa of th*^bainta and tha Straata of^Zion^Llttla Notaa.
Itis stated on good authority that tbe^United States grand Jury, in its recent^session at Helena, found an indictment^agaiinit Charles Williams, who was for^merly assietant postmaster iu this city.^It will b^ remembered that Williams was^arraeted last spring upon information of^the federal postal authorities, charting^him with embtisliug the funds of tbe^Anaconda postolUce. He nurrowiy es^^caped indictment by tbe UnitaJ States^grand jury at Ibat time. Almost as soon^as he was released from jail Williams^left the country, and he is now said to be^in Ti x is. The officers of the govern^^ment aro after him, and he's the indi^^vidual ihey desire.
Brandon'sdrug stote, corner Main and^First streets.
TheSalt Lake Tribtne of Friday tells^the following story about a gentleman^who is well known in Anaconda: James^Maddux, an unsophisticated lumberman,^recently employed at the Uig Hole Lum^^ber company near Uutte, Mont., stopped^over iu this city yesterday morning on^his way to Kansas City, to see the aights.^While walking along First South street,^with hands in pockets and mouth agape,^ho was accosted by an elderly gentle^^man, whose most prominent character^^istics are watery eyes and a pronounced^Gorman accent, who pleasantly passed^the time of day with him; and in the con^^versation which ensued learned the com^^plete history of the pigeon he was about^to pluck. Tbe elderly gentleman^was overjoyed to learn that Mad^^dux's destination was Kansas City.^He was a Missourian, and the^owner of tha largest hardware store in^Kansas City, and would b ^ pleased if his^new-found friend would accept a position^in his establishment at (50 per mouth.^Maddux accepted with alacrity, and was^pouring his tbauks out at a l.v. Iv rale,^when a busy, bustling stranger, with a^heavy red mustache, came rushing up and^presented a freight bill for $-.5 to the^elderly gentleman with the watery eyes.
Blessme!^ ejaculated the laiter, ^I^forgot to prepay that freight. Here's a^check for fl,000; can you break it ^ '
No,^responded tho hustling stranirer^with tbe red mustache. ^I'm sorry, hut^that freight can't go to-day unless it is^prepaid.
Heturned on bi^ heel and started in^thedireciion of the Union Pacific depoi,^but a happy thought striking him amid^^ships he returned and aaid, cheerily: ^I^have it. Perhapa your Irieml can advance^you tbo money. Toe check is as good as^wheat you know.''
Yea,yos; of course,^ aaid tha elderly^gentleman. ^Lend me, my friend, the^money, and as soon as we reach tbe de^^pot I'll repay you.
Maddux,appealed to. replied. ^I would^like to oblige you, but I have only fJOO.
Toobad,'' replied the conspirators in^unison. Presently th ^ elderly gentleman^rejan ^to dig,^ and wben he counted Ins^^small change,^ as ha called ii, he bad^an even '25.
Wocan make it,^ be Joyfully ex^^claimed. ^Give me your 12 u and we'll^settle that freight bill right here.
Madduxcomplied and tha money was^turned over to the hustling stranger with^tbe red mustache.
Againbe started off and again a thought^struck him. ^Hello, there I^ he yelled to^the elderly gentleman. ^1 forgot to tell^you that your trunk is in the wailingroom^at tbe depot I
Dlesamet that will never do. Thero's^four thousand dollars iu that trunk!^What shall I do^ I must go up town! '
Thoelderly gentleman with toe wut. r.-^eyes looked appealiugly at the chump^from Montana. ^Would you mind,^ he^asked in a most persuasive manner,^^would you mind returning to th- depot^and taking charge of the trunkT Four^lliousaiid is too much to lose iu one day,^and I am afraid those dreadful trunk^m^ n will get ill
Why,of course,^ replied Maddux,^anxious lo please his new found friend^and employer.
Sooff he went to the depot, while the^elderly gentleman with the watery eyes^and the hustling stranger with the red^mustache proceeded up town.
Madduxreached the depot all right'^tor there were no cattie around, but tho^trunk could not lie found
Severalweary hours he put in wailing^for the man who nivcr returned, and^finally he soiuht the tribune office an 1^related bis dismal tale ol woo.
Hewar, fortunately, in possession of a^through railroad ttckot lo Kansas City,^and last evening he departed on the ii^o'clock train for bleeding Katiaas.
To-dnythe fall meeting of the Deer^Lodge County Tci-chirs' institute opens^at the High school building in tbis ciiy.^The meeting gives promise of^great success. Miss Wolfe, county^superintendent, has been here several^days completing arrangements, and,^with Superintendaat Stone's assistance,^she has met with admirable success. A^number of county teachers arrived in Ihu^city yesterday and many more arc ex^^pected to-day. The committee on rece|^-^tion is c imposed of Miss L. L. Thomson,^Dr. I. M. Rockefeller and Sup erintendeut^Slone, The progtamine for lo-day's ses^^sion is as follow-:
MOMiAt, NOV UJ, D.-oi o'clock.
OpellillKi BSM SI'S.
UsSgsssjiMiss ggai
hijrsMngfM is l iiiuy
Vocalmusic, (class drilliMl-s Mei.lulhn
iu)Ol l/X'^.
GeoirrspliyMr^. Mefirsth
IeiceuhiL'^^lr. Mou loo
HieII ch School Miss Ware
The1 upi, leac er Mr. M nu
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Ailuiessofwelcome. ris|sju^e. adilress, mu^^sic.
Themeeting ihis evening will beheld^in ihe assemb y room of the High school^instead of ihe Presbyti nan church as^was first announced.
FrankI) ivid. th- jol'y comedian who is^now starring iu ' The P.esi leni.^ wh ch^comes to the o|ieru honse 1 hursday i veil^^ing, reci Ived his nramat e i clicoling un^^der the be si nianterJ, IsBVtgJg for years^bren in Ihe siipp ,rt ^ f .ucli p ayers as^John MrCtillough. Liwr. nco Uarntlatid^Joe Ji IT rsop. Inabtsl he was
plnyng with John Met inlocgh, in Lon^^don, tint., a liinry incident occurred^T.e Mil was ^Virginius.^ and the stage^manager found it linnets Ma to secure a^r-upi r in the city, so David was pressed^m'o service. He formed one ^ f the lie b^Th y shrieked and howled und grabbed^ihciesejy s together slid m:\de as much^noise as'HO mol'si ver did. When it came
loIhe scene where th *y wers* to rusk in^and destroy tliu old Roman DtMatu*. Ihe^cue came *nd ihey rushed up to Ii in yell^^ing ou', ^Down wnh turn, he does noth-^ing hut in- ult the |Mv^p|e,^ when on tore^Fr.il Wartle as IMtai and stopped iheiu.^a^kiug hi that double tragic tone of le-,^^Who uttrred that d shunest word^^^After he l.ad asked it three or four tunes^Frank David stepped down io the tooi-^lights and in that wall known squeaky^vo.ee of bis said, '1 can not ten a lie,^Mai Woodward did.^ This ruined ihe^scene, and they had lo ring dowu the cur^^iam in ihe first act.
ties. TRACK AND time CARDS.
Uosslp Aboal Local liadsray Men anil
Mititrrs,
JamesRoland, who has been running^an engine in tbe Montana Union yards^at Unite, is now pulling one of the ore^trains. Ho is one of this most trust^^worthy engineers on the line.
Westernroads will soon be abort of^ab nit 25,00) cars; so stys a Western rail^^road nun whi is sure of his ground.^There is a great deal of money for^Western roads in this statement.
Asiding will soon lie put in at Mill^Creek for thu accommodation of the ii^creasing business of the Mon'ana Union^at that point. Thure are stitUoient tide-^tracks there already, hut the want ot a^siding to enable trains lo meet is felt and^is lo bu met.
HlbTOL OR HOWIE KNif-E.
Oneby one the old t m^rs pats away.^Few of the first employes of the Mon^^tana Union an- lett in these parts. AH^the railroad men felt deeply the death of^the poor ^Foxey^ Howe, lie was known^by them all and not one of iliem but^esteemed bun highly. Hale, beany,^jovial, big-hearted, loyal to his friends^and his cmployi rs alike. Freeman Howe^will be missed by his associates.
Foreight long months the ^niaj ir part^of ihe former employes of the Montana^Union railwuy have wandered over the^country iu search of employment. Many^have looked in vain, while others have^tiecii more successltil, but on account ol^the generous disposition of their su|^crinr !^otr^eeis, Ihey think tho Montana Union m^about the only place, consequently they^aro strolling back lo Anaconda one by^one.
Sincethe starling of the great plant at^Carroll, men have reappcred in the Cop^^per City's streets that were familiar be^^fore the works closed last March.
JohnHums, tho newly made superin^^tendent, is a man of business and will^stand no foolishness. What be means he^says, and what he says h ^ ni .ins. He is^an old-timer iu the employ of the road,^one that has won the esteem of all Willi^whom he is associated, and the men gen^^erally think that a wise selection was^made when he was appointed superin^^tendent of transportation.
CassiasV. Clay Nsj tit* Lat'er Is tits^it..sp.oi io Carry.
Duringthe interview which I rec-nily^had with Gen. Cassius M. Clay, lie K n-^lucky giadiator, writes Frank t arpei.d r,^1 asked him which he consul.red the^safest weapon lo u*e in a personal en^counter, tha pistol or ih ^ Ikjwic knife.^^The Low e knife by all iikalls,^ replied^General Clay. ^Tbo Ix-st of rivolviri^often misses fire and yi.u msyget soclost^to your enemy as 'o be unable to^use it. Your bowte knile ntv r^misses and sriciiiilicahy u ed it^will cut In the deaih t very nine. 0ur.li/^ray life I have had to i..- on my gu trd. I^would hive Itecu dead lon-i ago ha I 1^been a coward or gone nbotit unarmed.^My b lwie knife 1 have aln ays carried^with me during my cimpa g is and u RsVS^several times ssved my nf*.
Guieral ( liy's house.it Whitehall, Kv.,^is built like a foriitlralioti. The walls^are very llin k and the doors of the in^^terior are very high and narrow. 1 he^building is aim ^.i tire-proof, and it e^t renter part cf it ^as constiueted whi e^G neral f lav was in die inidsi of his | ^^meal troubles and his enemies were Ml^ing to shoot b in or run bun out of the^country.
Doyou w itit to present your liesl girl^with :t ring^ If so, go to K- ppler. He^can snow y^ u a bcuirilul hue of stones^with hall 'n mo settings.
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Achoice honie for a man of mh ill^means, by ( barles Hi urk, rcu! estate^dcahr. First street.
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Acarload of gMstflg; apple*. Call at^Mad .ilium it Clouiier's uud see Ihe qual^^ity and learn the price.
Itrandoti'sdrug store, corner Main and^K.rst streets.
Ifyou wish to keep warm Ihis winter^you should go lo F.sies A Council's all I^pureha-e one of tbeir cLeap, yet clc|*util^ovei coats.
Theaccident winch resulted in Ihe^deuth of Kugineer Howe ami Fin m in^Cahoon is one of those mysterious uffuir-^ihut frequently occur wi.hout nny^apparent cause. General Manager Runts^is conceded by all Ins men lo be a careful^railroad man. When one of Ihu tide^bars of a Montana I'moii engine broke^and whale,i the cab Into pieces a few^months ago Mr. Iltirus gave orders to hava^tile cabs of all the passenger engines^plated with steel plates on the bottom of^the cabs, so that should a side roi! break^it could not beat its way into ihu cab^above. The plates are of three-quarter^inch steel and are placed in layers be^^tween which is a heavy piece of hanl^wood, making it all iui^regnahln to the^powerful blows of the fly ult rod. It is^now impossible for the rod to pass up^into tbe cabs.
Therod w hich broke when Hown was^killed had been c.trelully examined n few^days before the accident ami b und to be^absolute ^ Hoiiiid. Afttr the accident it^was again examined and not a I.ml v^fibre could b- detected in tbe gram of mi^^sled. '1 hen the rod waa tesied and n^stood a most remarkable strain. Wha,^ever caused it lo break upen this cecai-^siou is a mystery.
lattiadry.
Takevour washing lo '.it Cedar street,^corner Fourth, where the Misses Gy l.il^have opened a flrsi-class laundry.
Thelady alio had a lur cape token hy^mistake can have the sauio by calling at^the Sta.npahij ofllec.
Forsalt ^The furniture of two bgsf*^rooms, including csrtiets. stoves, etc.^Apply upstairs ov r ;tjh F.rsl street.
J.C. Keppler is renovating anil improv^^ing his jewelry ^^slalili.hinenl. Win i^completed it will b^ ono of the finest je^-^clry stores in tbe Wesi.
Uram'.on'sdrug siorc, comer Main and^I'll si sirevts.
ForKent ^To d s rabl^* parties, a fur^^nished house, N i 4 0, at corner of Oat-,^and Fourth streets.
Kepphr has just received a lot of new-^goods, including handsome silverware^and ihunioliils Mutable for the ho|.d:iy^trade.
Curare,tobaccos, nuts and randies at^110 K.isi First street. It. II Muyhcw, pro^^prietor.
ThePipestone mineral w ater is the bos*,^mineral water in iln- market. If you want^water on the side or ^tin rw ise, call lor it;^every llrs.-cla-s saloon has u on tap.^John V. nilN is sole ugetil for Anaconda^lor this mineral wan r.
Ifyou want a good tune piece or rt quire^an old one repaired, go in J. I . Keppier's.
Anicely furnished room for rent at he^Cherry street.
Raths.^ cents, at the Montana hotel^harbcr shop.
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Rrandou'adrug store, corner Main and^First sine r.
NOMORE BACK ACHE
V-FTEA JM mTHOl'BLlsM
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MHMIF YOU
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WEhave just op en an
Avery handsome line of^Souvenir Spoons, in alter-^dinner coffee, tea and orange.
J.JVIerrill ^ Go.
Signof the big Cold Watch.
FirstStreat.
JHEWORKS ARB RUNNING
Andthe People are Running to
MACCALLUM ^ CLOUTIER'S,
WhereThe, Can Buy
GROCERIES AND PROl 7S/ONS
Cheaperthan anywhere else. We also carry^a fine line ot Gent-V Furnirhins: Good;,^Liquors ot the choicesc brands, Teas and^Cofie-'iio: the best qua ity.
KERSEY
OiZERCOHTS,
MELTON
OVERCOATS,
CHINCHILLA
0VERC0A TS
IRISHFREIZE
OiZGRCOHTS.
StormOvercoats and Ulsters,
Justre cived by the
TryLrs and You'ii Buy NoiL'hcrc /use /
MacCallum^ Cloutier, 501 i^SAYS
Comeearly ami e'cot one while tlic stock^is complete, a^ they arc .die idy t^'n^** oil rap^idly tin- cokl weather.
Ourbetter grades -ne- e^iuil to cus'on^tailoring
Estes^ Council Mercantile Co.
D.J. Hennessy Mercantile Co
WB liave jhst ffttivtd from the^/itiiHu/ai t:iren a /i/u Hut or
ChuddahCloths,^Moscow and^Angora Flannels
in*Mtkt hti.it sin fUt. Wt hi.re^aiio nvi/miij jiiL hue ot
LADIES
WINTER
UNDERWEAR.
o^:pr : mg In umttuMUNSING^PI t Al Lb ILiik andm ^ Mfi A to^a /./.. hi., i'/
black
mar/no
tights
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ai.o fkttivtd a 0nt tuortmeiU of
LADIESMISSES and^( HILDRENS CLOAKS^and JACKETS .
VonWtil also fin! a fin: iinc of
Children'sZephyr Hoods, Skirts, and In-^fai ts 'jarhe s and Robes.
Wttiro h\c ..^.'//J Vatlv MV^It i.os of l-itiuy ii .il / n ss (lonis.^Cur mo sooi- of ^.\nt.\', tsWlW'.^MilUt' and CkiUrtn't Shoos l.ave^just ctnviil, ^^//^/ urn discount^fricos tvew fftfid I'o'orc in^Aiuii lulii.
D.J. Hennessy Mer. Co.