The Anaconda standard. [volume], May 04, 1892, Page 7, Image 7

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the anaconda standard, wednesday morning, may 4, 1892.
FOlNO DEAD IN HIS BED.
C.H. Wins Din hiiddrnlj In Hi* Room^at the f'larrndoii Houm*.
BiTTF..May 3.^To-ni^lit at al^ut 8^o'clock ('. H. Winn ^aa fciund dead in hi*^bed in room No. it in the ( lunudon IikIk-^ing limine. The body was lying diagonally^arrow* the hod. tho fp^-t almoat toiic-liing^the flour. From ilie imHition of the re^^mains it apiieared ili.it Wine hud evi^^dently mado an effort to Brine, ^ hen he^fell haekwanl and expired. The fact that^whero tho head and Hliotildei-H of the hoily^wero rcMing. the sluts of the bed were^broken. permitting tho muttrctts to fall to^the floor, bin net lien* this supposition.^Mrs. Knowlton, w ho conditets the house,^was the first to discover the Imdy and at^first thought Wing was asleep. Noticing^the peculiar |x^sition in which he was lying,^she attempted to awaken him anil found^that he usu* dead und hail probably Iwcn^dead several hours, as the Issly was^already quite cold. She sent for the police^and Judge Kddy was notified who. in the^absence of the coroner, took charge of the^remains and will hold un inimcst to^^morrow.
Thelast time Hint Wing was seen alive^by anybody was at noon w hen Mrs. Knowi-^ton entered his loom and s|s^ke to him.^He answered in an undertone, but she^was nimble to understand him. Death^wus uiid^iubtedly the result of ln-in-^orrage of the lungs, as the fi^k^r^near the head of the 1^-^ I was^MM with n pool of blacl,. clotty^bhssl, although some incline to think it^was a case of suk'idc, as u small Imtlle.^containing something that looked like^morphine, was found in the room. A pint^flask, partly tilled w ith w hiskey, stood on^the table. Wing engaged the room last^night and. as far as now know it, did not^leave it from the time he went to bed.^When ho BMjMjMl 'he MM lie paid for it^in imam as n/M his emtoin w henever^he sh'pt in ilie house, v liii-h. accoithng to^the lainlhuly. was ijuite olten.
WingBBIite to Hutte eight or nine y ears^ago. and during that time was generally^employed as a Imcknian. atid was know n^to almost every one of the older residents^of the city . I..ist ye.ir ho was ill a long^time of pneumonia and narrowly escaped^death. Since then his health has^been poor, mid he fniiueiitly coin-
Iilainedof pains in I lie i-egiou of^^ is lungs. Heceiitly he ap|^cared^to grow w oi^c ,:nil was llilnble to ttol'1;^steadily, only driving an odd shift now^ami then for '^Wiiini|s^g^ in order to^maintain hiiusell. Two or lhr^f^ days ago^lie told a couple of his friends that his^lungs were alsmt gone and spoke as^though he cxpceuil to live only a short^time longer. In view of the existing^doubts a-, to the cause of death. Judge^Kddy announced that he probably would^dared the county physician to | ^ Worm an^autopsy on the remains to-rnorrow. Wing^wus unite a y oitag man. and a sister v. ho-^lives at Helena, is hi^ only known relative^in llie state.
Theremains w eix* reitiox ed to Sherman's^umlcrtakiiig room-w hen' the jaMjlMal v. ill^Mi held to-inoirow . Iletween il and II m^money eoustituuil all the v aluables found^on the Issly.
IN M')!IRI'Hi:t''i IIKBT.
SInm- r^ Hi fore MM Miigii^lratv AnMiir^for Tlieli- OHMMBa
Hii II. May ^1 wish to (iid that I^did not know half as much alsmt tho^thing as I do. All 1 know is that that man^gave me the sack and raid il contained^sonic shirts and pains that he uuir.nl to^sell. I lusilcd ihe i-ack until some one^told me the things were stolen, w hen I^IfsiU il buck to him.^ Such wus the* un-^sw. r John Kelly mr.de Ic-niglit v. lien^asked in Judge McMurphcy**. cciirt lo^plead to a c harge of putt) laii cny. ^ That^man^ referred to by Kelly said his name^w as John LM| and he admit -^UM that he hud stolen the^shirts, about a do/cu in number,^and all wimiI. hui denied having put ihcni^in the sack. He said Kelly li.nl ^mulled^tie sack.^ mid also deelured that be would^MM li.no committed the theft had he been^sober. |.ce MM sent up for 80 day s and^Kelly for 1^^. Hugh lloylo nuil Charles^Johnson w en- arruigued on a charge of^having stolen a pair ot *.h^s^s from a store^in West Hark, lloylo plead.si guilty ami^then asked the discharge of Johnson, say^^ing that he alone had stolen the shoos.^Hoy lo got IVMiay s a ill Jolinsou w ill bo tried^tiKitio: i*ow .
JohnAllen and BmVM Wilson, arrest id^yesteiilay for breakiiig into the Catholic^^ bllleli. nle.ided not MjOly to a charge of^burglary in the second degree. They^said liny wanted an attorney and de^^manded it preliminary heating. Their^oxumiiiution was sot for m^\i Kridav.^John Wade and l.d Hurl pleaded not^guilty to a charge of |*-tiy larceny and^MA*G bonds to nii|s..r iif^\i Thursday morn^^ing at in o't Iis-k. They an' licensed of^having stolen iwo newspafiers loft on a^disuslep by a i-airier.
(iiithe cilv's dis-k* !, DiMJMMMjMJMM^w s tiued tw tee, ^.^^ for each case. One^complaint BMilM him with ilistiiibaueo.^and the other w ith attempted a-suull. Ho^was roiiiinittetl on Isith charges.
Mrs.t*riiiiulkin Hitsi was ineui'i-erawil^to serve oiit a line tit si and eosis for get^^ting drunk.
MiUeMoCow aii and Trunk Jones were^committed in default at $^i and costs, each,^fur disturbance.
IIghlio-.- Sieve's llog.
Illi Tt:, May .(. ^righting^ Ste\c Simp^^son is ihe ow nor ol a iMMMl dog that has^cost Silver How inativ a dollar and a niiin-^lier of persons much anuoyaneo, ami he^now threatens to MJMJ (he rotintt MMaMl*^erablc i rouble, l-ist summer Stove sold^(he dog lo a Helena man named McCarthy^and then stole the animal back. Mr.^Mi l 'ui thy at templed to recover the dog and^bad his face hammered out of shuis* by^Simpson and then did not get the dog. (In I^couipl.i iut of Mcl artby. Simpson was ar^^rested on a charge of |ietty larceny and^ass.mil ami Istttery. .miiiiimiii was well ac^^quainted w it h tlie irnerior of tln-'iiuiity jail^Is'birc the t|og business wus finally dis-^posi i| of, but hi' w as proud ill the kliowl-^edge that be still retained the dog w lulc^the many trips that McCarthy was com-^pcllet! to make Mid '-s the range to MMMf^against him almost mined the Helena^man fliiitneiAlly. Judge MfMiirphcy,^MM whom thf casi-s MM tried, was^|iaral^ zcsl ibis evening when Stove rushed^into bU court ami yelled out ^Judge. |'\o^got allot ll^l' dog ease. Yes. the same^dog.^ He then relet id how an uupriiici-
Iilcdhaekiiiait. named John Van Horn^^ad stolon the famous dog and he wanted^him arn'steil. A w arrant w as issued and^Van Horn is now out on his personal recog^^nizance to appear in court lo-morrow^morning.
Itenll:^tHte Trioislrr..
Hitit. May |j The following irans-^fcrs were recorded at ihe otlioc of the^county cli rk MMM our ImI IMJMl :^( li..:! ^^ i '. Haskell mill ^if^ to I rl^ iii^11. Irvine, the surfaceyroa*y1 ul ti^'^H. r. |m|r rlntan$ ; Ml
JohnI!. WIMIitsnti an-1 wife to Krati it
I'.lllits.It l'^ftll.|l of Hie slirti'te
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I'Mt|i it. I'rv.m ii si. to ti.e MoaUna
Ielltisl. right of ^^^ mvm Hie
Hiaiaekakf dnMlot eti
KraakKteatlng et al. In ttie Mmii in^i eiitial. t t^tit of 'vay ;n ie^^ tlic |.i ^^rie K. hsl^ einiiii ..M 141
JolinII. MeK*!!* et al. lo tile Molilalia^l cntrill. light of wic. MJH Hie^Moiirwull hsle ^-lalllt sun
lastyour I a*'gaiiin in teal osi.iie v 't!i^llurgall i^rua' real MlaM loans, IMUIMMM
FLATHEADCITY!
Montana'sComing^Town!
TheTown is Beautifully Located
Inthe Southwestern part of the fertile FLATHEAD VALLEY.
Ithas over 600.0C0 acres of rich agricultural land to the north and east^^^f it. There are millions of feet of the finest timber in Montana to the south^and wes-t of it. The largest coal fields ami the best quality of COll in the state^are found in the Ftmtkttm Country.
Ithas b'jen thought that the mineral I c't rich in the adjacent Kootenai did^not extend to the Flathead side of the ^Kootenai Divide,^ but recent develop^^ments prove conclusively that rich bodies of
BOLDAND SILVER
arcfound almost within a stone's throw -of Flathead City. Just west of the citv^^limits two corn r properties are being developed which show splendid bodies of^rich ore. A short distance higher up the divide is located the ^Last Chance^ mine,
AssayingVery High in Gold and Silver,
andpromises to become one of the great producers of the Northwest.
InAddition to These Advantages
Ithas the famous ^Kootenai^ and ^Libby Creek^ Mining districts^lying immediately west of the town, and Flathead City being^the first town reached coming east on the^Great Northern Railroad,
Thismust bt the supply centei, and will receive the support of these district*.
MoreThan 7,000 Tickets
havebeen sold over the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads within^the last 3D days the objective point of all being the Flathead country.
ThisPlace is Bound to Boom
thissummer, and parties investing now w ill make a handsome profit on their in^^vestments We are the sole agents for the original towittit ! and will sella lim^^ited number of lots on the following easy terms:
InsideBusiness Lots from $200 to $250; Corners $250 to $300,^One-Third cash, balance in two equal payments^in Three and Six Months.
FivePer Cent. Reduction for Cash.
Special Inducements offered to persons who will Build at once.^Call and see our Maps, Plats, Etc., Etc.
BUTTEREALTY Co.,
Rooms5 and 6. New Owsley Building, Butte.
CHEAPADVERTISEMENTS
At!*frtiitrmrntM under fhu Umi mu rrn^^w*^rd tarn llinrrfion; tptfUM t attm on emttrnrU^for ttr/tnttr Ttrvxlt. Au MMkWM Qcctylti^far urn t/u* ^i mnU.
FORSALE.
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KORRFNT
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MISCELLANt:OUj.
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Trya ^Cheap AdM^in The Standard.
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lafk*.kutWTWM iMmJurt, l u^ mm, your itc:r#^r*.*h*ular, aumlnt^tratr.r^. .-r .i-^:,,'n*.
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jonfan to | a^ to t '*' I Btiffkisnc^l jr^^nr r' sjw^-t.^|v |*fHt!^^ns of a,t|i| sum a-'^ oni.iu U^ your r*':U^iniMi st. it ^ny. \*^ir sai I tiit*-rc.t. if an/, tn *anl^rlann ^ il! In i iinio in-- j rn|i'-i';^ of la-: ^.ij^i^ ^r-^ttpLW U iMinnmnt tu Lav.
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ihoiin-.'tit raqulrad t^ iio'.i uaanairforttm^yaaff rmdmt I* ^^*. U. Iflai, Aad ir * uni t nm**' /^rlafra fraM tin* st-ivi-^* m tin* notif* ior^ithia^aaiat) ^l.n* a t-1 ltd* aoiioa I.', aulittffhia] ftroi^fan oi rt'lusc r^i ^^ Kid :i^utf \ mr Bfaa^ofUaaj a]^stu-li e\;wi|.|;*ii|.^ a . .. -.oviior. lour miffs; tn^^m^; 1 ^I. tin wiM In-(iim* Him |,^r^ |M'r!^of the ^uU^Kfibvr, un t'-i takl ion . i
JOHMUKVWVi^a: aoda. Mont.. Jan. .;^. i
Iriiwtp i .!. ^^; mi Kab. i. |M| |
Arehard to contest, especially ^ stubborn
Facts.
Thefact that we pUce before you t ^ have contested Li tint we^cm aell yom ^ better Hino or Oyaa, aad eej easier tersM Uua aajf
otlic-rbOUSC in Muntatu. .S ^^ our it:
PIANOS:
Steinway,Weber, Estey, Ivers ^ Pond,^Pease, Camp ^ Co.
REAIM5:
Estey,Chicago Cottage, Western Cottage.
Wehave everything in the Music line.
TheSherman Music Co.,
223North Main Street. Bjtt^^. Montana.
ThePhoenix Nursery Co..
DELAVAN.WISCONSIN.
Wcctrry a lir t J..-i s:^ c'^ ^t
ShadeTrees, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs,Flowers, Etc.,
ALLNORTHERN GROWN AND HARDY.
Weavite out pitront t i exam ne our freigh bills an '. latisfo^the*ti*elve* th it our g hi :-^ .if.- (hipped trom Wisc-msui a id are cut*^tivsted ther
Wearc making preparation* to tttablUh
ABRANCH AT MISSOULA.
wW%the intention ol putting in i Green Hou t an J packing graunda.^Or oict in doing tins U tu en ibis ut to ltuld our Britith Colum-^a t:a !c
L.G. BARRETT. Missoula,
Mr'l.cr lor thr Northwest
T
HECOTTAGE HOTEL
Ccr.Colorado ind Calana 3f
Th: hotel will be run on the KuiopeaS p'an, in a^itnctly Knt-clast manner. Room* !;:it. nowiy
papert-il.painted and furnished throughout Every
convenience-tor the comtort ot j;ucsti. Katci liberal
Nowopen unJer the BMnagesacat ot
AnExcellent Restaurant^| hun m Coniicc.ion.
SAMAY0TT3.