The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda, Montana • Page 18

NEWS ONE WOMAN TOO MANY Alleged Cause of a Serious Rup- Vast and varied Is collection here of things appropriate for wedding or birthday gifts. Cut glass punch bowN. wine sets, bon-bon dishes, vases, decanters and other serviceable pieces--at any price you wish to pay. Also a beautiful line of odd pieces, suitable for home and added comfort. Jeweler and Optician Owsley Black, Bntte.

Mont. Mail Ordcn Keeaiva Prompt aid Attention. THE AXACONDA STANDARD; SUJtfPAY MAfiCH 81, 1901. ture in the Calder Family. HIT HIS WIFE IN THE EYE Had Itemaiul for the Removal of the Other Woman From the anil Got a Couple of Uail Mrs.

ilnuie tht- famous i i I medium and wife of Dr. John Calder of I the dark whiskers, was granted a divorce yesterday on the ground of i cruelty. The cruelty resulted from the i ha. iiieit- a another a somewhere mixed up in the case. Mis.

Calder testified that she a mariied to the doctor at Walla AValla. SOME DEALS III MINES! AH ACTOR MAN'S TROUBLE Interests in Various Proportiee Purchased by Heinze. HE HAS A NEW COMPANY For a Consideration of Are Secured in Different Miiirs and Are Traunferred to the Xlpper Company. It Only of an Ordinary Domestic Character, However. HIS WIFE DESERTED HIM Barry Setflvy.

Who That Other Kane Smith. a From One Who Him Eight Yearn Ago. Deed? in a number of mining transfers, in which the considerations aggregate nearly $300.000. were filed for with the county clerk and recorder yesterday. F.

Aug. Heinze fift- im-i in all the transfers anl the deeds indicate that he is interested in a new which he has organized and named the Nipper Consolidated Copper company. T. M. Hodgens and wife Oct.

2i, 1891, and a they have been S( Jld to Mr. Heinze their invo I tlle E- mine for 'ode for $10.000. and Parker's Fountain Pea Has the Lttcfcy Curves Xo point to leek no screvr to no old-fashioned nozzle. Parker's pens seem to "go alone," so smooth and easy is the movement. We are exclusive Butte agents for Parker's Lucky Curve Fountain Pen-Because in Butte for nine years.

They apartments in the Owsley block, and the trouble between the medium and the doctor occurred there on 'the r.th of the present month. Mrs. raider paid there was another woman there. medium saems to have had a reveia- tion that the other woman shouldn't be there, so she asked the doctor to tell her to go. The doctor and the medium disagreed and the doctor brut- ally struck her twice the right eye.

0 She told the court a her eye was blackened, her nose- bruised, and her face swollen, and a she had not yet recovered from the effects of the Mows. She was confined to her bed on account of it and had to have a i i a in attendance. Ethel Pooler Calder. a pretty 7-year- old child, corroborated the of her mother. She said she saw the doctor strike her mother and saw the black and blue eyes afterward.

The little girl also told Judge Clancy a she did not want to go to the doctor. but that she wanted to remain i her mother. A decree was therefore plaintiff for a divorce and the TtfFcody of the child. John Kirk, attorney for Mrs. Calder.

stated to the court that the matter of alimony and division of property had been settled between the parties themselves interest in the Balm a half interest in the Nightingale for Warfield and wife sold interest in tho L. E. R. to Mr. Heinze for and Charles R.

Leonard parted i an interest in the same nrop- fi for Stephen S. Raymond sold hits interest in the Schweitzer for Fora consideration of S13S.OOO. ac-mrd- to the a of revenue stamps the deed. Mr. transferred to the r'onrolidated i i r-om- j-any a five-sixths interest in the Xip- per mine, all of the L.

E. a i of the Parnell. all of the Schweitzer and a half interest in the Nislitinssaie MAY LOSE CHINAMAN'S VOTE. Harry Sedley, the young actor who has for three years been playing thrilling heroic parts in Button's stock company and at other theaters about Butte and throughout the stflte appeared in the district court yesterday as plaintiff in a suit for divorce against Ella K. Smith.

He answered to the name of Harry Smith, and said he married to the defendant in Salt Lake on Sept. 1891, and 'that his wife de- serted him on Dec. 24. He came I to Montana and she refused to follow him. The last he heard of her she was Salt Lake A lady friend of Sedley corroborated his testimony and Judge Clancy granted him a decree of divorce.

Pretty Irene Pixley, who used to play feminine leads for "sedlev. was missing, and it understood that no 1'MiKpr supports him. or rather 'iis act- The last the public heard -f pretty Irene was when some rich soap manufacturer, her uncle, in th? i East and willed to her half a million i dollars. The money is i oommg to and in the meanwh'lr 1 sho is ex- I erting her best efforts on the stage I i somewhere. i and in Trouhlr Jimrnie July is the only naturalized Chinaman in the state of a a which entitles him to special considerations.

He is registered for the election to-morrow from the i ward and i last night i expected to cast his ba'lot for a has-n't do i Jimmy's It It is a good pen. an honest pen and has the deserved reputation of the Best rhristie leys 12 N. Main Butte Easter AS TO THE jlftOUCT PLftN Superintendent Horn Submitted a Proposition. A TEMPORARY STRUCTURE Is proverbially i a a negrro hates a i a a almost as much as a i a a hates a nosrrn which pr accounts for the race riot Jimmie July and Bob Simpson conducted on their a just the sun went down last evening. Simpson is a.

hod carrier and hi? muscles are hard and sinewy. The Celestial i the seventh name raises chickens for a living and lias had little reason to develop" his although he is a pretty good runner. did not give him a good To Be Keplix-rd In Timp i a Krlrij---Anxious T'iiiioli Job Ili'turo (In- liurro Cards open Monday a beautiful line of Easter i Cards. It is about time to cards that are to be sent any considerable distance. Early buyers get the pick.

This year's styles are very artistic, the execution being especially fine. Our annual spring art hibit is booked for the mid- die of April. Calkins' Book Store 31 to 37 North Main St. Butte, Mont. I There a a moot iioin in tho i ounMl r-hamber of the committees on tho Northern Pacific viaduct piopositiW The council cm- i met with' Division Superinten- dent Horn of the Northern Pacific and i Ir Wet hey, who represented Manager Wharton of the street car company.

Mr. Horn submitted the plan as proposed by the railroad company and it will be submitted the council committee to the city council next Wednesday night. The plan IP to proceed at once with the construction of a temporary wooden trestle across the viaduct, the company to defray one- third of the expense of excavation. The proposition submitted to Mr. Horn by the committee some weeks ago was either to put in a steel euspen- sion bridge, and to pay one-thud of tne excavation; or a temporary structure, and to pay two-thirds of the excavation expense.

It was explained yesterday by Mr. Horn that the company desired to sro ahead at unce i the temporary structure and to later put in the steel bridge. The committee is almost unanimously in favor of this plan and it is believed the council will adopt a report favoring the temporary structure, in order that work may-begin at once and be finished before the race meetinst orenr. The plan is to lower the grade of Harrison avenue in South Butte so that wagons may pass under the Northern Pacific track at the entrance to the lane that leads from South Butte out to the Hat. This point in the railroad yards is a dangerous place for teams and street carr.

as there is much switching being: done there at all hours of the day and night. i meled the Chinaman until he comme-nc- ed to take on the color of his adver- sary. His facial exterior was rapidly becoming altered and had 1 it not been for the timely arrival of a policeman friends would not have known him for many moons. July was rescued and Simpson carted off to jail, charged i assault. The affair took place in front of No.

East Platinum street, and as Judge yesterday after- Sullivan has a pronounced abhorrence for any one who hits a Chinaman, stands a good chance of Public Jiotlrr. At a regular meeting of the Teamsters' union Xo. 15. W. L.

held on Saturday evening 23. 1901. it was a on and after Jtar 1 a day's work performed hy members of its jurisdiction shall cnnslst of eight hours at a i i scale of Published by order of Teamsters' union Xo. L. IT.

JAMES STICKLER. President. ED McCARRICK. Secretary. WHS IISIIIE11 Therefore Young Is Not Required to Support His Family.

AND FIVE CHILDREN Former Ivtttioncd the Court for AH- moiiy. but Her Htmlmn.l Employed nn Attorney anil It. Special Hand Sewed Art Squares These elegant rugs are made of the four corners left from border carpet material, together making a complete art square 3 feet 4 inches by feet 4 inches. They are gems made from carpet ranging in price from $1.30 per yard to $2.75. We have fifty of them made up that we i sell Monday and Tuesday only.

Your choice of the lot J1.50 each. Special attention given to furnishing and selling lodging houses. Carpets Reduced Xews here that will be welcomed by every woman who wishes a new carpet. Two patterns Bigelor- Axminsters $1.75. was $2.25.

Three patterns Lowell Brusse's, $1.35. -was $1.65. Fiur patterns best Stinson Velvet, $1.10, was 35. Two patterns Saxony Ajcminsters. $1.10.

$1.35. One pattern Moquette. $1.10. was $1.50. Three patterns 10 wire Tapesty, 9.io.

was $1.25. Special a i to furnishing and selling rooming houses. THE FIRST OHY OF APRIL Being the Eleventh Anniversary of tke KENNEDY FURNITURE (18-20 Broadway. Butte.) Marks an Epoch of Social and Economic Evolution. ress.

Our plans imply the complet.on of that promise. A visit to our spacious at 18 and 20 wSt our prosperity through honest dealing which enables us to put on the carpets houses. High Back Diners with Wood Seats and Braced Arms These chairs are good value at tha price we are going to close them out at. "When they came in they were no: up to our expectation--that is, not -good enough value to the purchaser, after allowing a reasonable profit to us, so we have decided to close them out at actual cost. You will find them just as advertised.

90S, regular $1.15, to close S3c Xo. 898. regular $1.25, to close 90c. Xo. 914, regular $1.35, to close 95c.

Xo. 962, regular $1.35, to close 95c. Xo. 904, regular $1.35. to close 95c.

Xo. 904 is same as cut. Roll Top Desks Ingrains the outlook is a some one is eroing to lose a vote. fnr a MADE A QUICK TURN, Kaufrmnii Owned Run- llorv Mighty Shor TIIIK-. "Yesterday a condition mil was filed at the court hous-e office of the county clerk and recorder, which vests the ownership of three raoo horses in S.

Russel. The horses were bousht by Louis a at the race track sale Thursday. They were Lydi.o. Yourio and Kirhio Baron, and the price paid for the bunch was The consideration mentioned in tho bill of sale is exactly the samo as the price Mr. a a paid for tho animals.

Easter Jewelry Novelties We have a large variety of They cost but little. In fancy hatpins, set with jewels and colored stones, we think we tan please you. These sell for from 50c up. The Diamond Is tlie hirthstone for April. The poet says: "Those who in A i date their years Diamond? shall wear, lest hitter tears For vain repentance flow this stone Emblem of innocence is known." We sell diamond rings, cut stones.

14 caret solid gold mountings, for SS.OO. These are sold everywhere for $10.00. Our stock of diamonds is replece and they all are real beauties. There are engagement rings, brooches, earringrs in the collection that have no equals in the city. Our expert optician will test your eyes free of charge.

A day or ago we were selling goods of exactly the same quality as this offering consists of at $1.00 a yard laid, but we furnished a lodging house with these carpets, leaving eight or ten remnants large enough for any ordinary room that we will sell Monday and Tuesday and the balance of the week if they last that long at 75c per yard laid. These carpets are the best all wool two and three ply. Plenty for all comers Mondaj ana Tuesday. Special attention given to furnishing-; and selling lodging- houses. There is more office furniture sold in Butte than any city of its size in the world.

This we have been, ciuick to observe and have put in a stock of office furnishings, making it possible, as well as profitable, to purchase every article used in office work at home, delivered to your office, therefore saving freight. Roll tops range in price from $15.00 to $150.00. Office tables from $4.50 to Mrs. Ida asked the i i court to compel her Jiusband, R. F.

i Young, to contribttteisoiuething toward the support of -herself and five children I ing The filing cabinets are constructed the same way. The business or professional man whose office comprises little more than desk room may begin with a single unit of such filing devices as he may require, with top and base to complete the cabinet, and add to It unit by unit as his business expands and room increases to an extent limited only by the space at his command. Catalogue explains everything. You can order by mail or telephone. Leather Coaches and Chairs Particularly adapted to office and library service, every one of them guaranteed for threfe years.

Hundreds of these couches niay be seen in offices here in Butte, where thev have been in constant use for three years or more. Not one button off, not a crack in the leather, nor a sae the springs. They don't cost anv more than the imitations. The tn an price from the chalrs trom to The guarantee goes with every one of them. TOWLE WINTERHALTER MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 28 West Park Street, Butte, Montana Drs.

Murray Frennd HOSPITAL AND OFFICES Telephone 478. Ambulance. Butte, Mont Private PltMt wttb Cor rapid enrw of all asf Thft doctor la attentlM the trea PrtMtatltis of which tt se.usln» nraek Freotetitle antf rejiiRi, Nervout Prootratfon, Rhon- Khlner tMMMea and all of Blood Trouble, now be cored br my now treotnontB. ittea free at odBce and Call or write. la.

Iri. f'nrlyir I i Mrs. Carlyle Mason was brought to St. James hospital last a tor an operation, which performed by Drs. Sievers and Olds Friday.

Mrs. Mason formerly lived in Butte and has a host of friends here who will be pleased to know a she is doing well after her tryinp experience. Her sister. Miss Bessie Farrell, is with her. The funeral of George Cutts will take place to-day at 2 p.

m. from the family residence. No. 319 Wilson avenue. Rev.

Mr. Whiteman officiating. Ladies' auxiliary A. O. division No.

1, will sive a grand hall Easter Monday. April 8. at Hibernia hall. Cen terville. Admission 11.00.

Diseases of Men The partnership heretofore existing between the firm of Strunk Maiette is this day dissolved by mutual agreement. The business will be carried on by Joseph' Maiette, who will collect all accounts and pay all debts. (Signed) Joseph Maiette, John Strunk. March 31, 190J. McDonnell, the horseshoer (formerly of the firm of Allen McDonell.

corner Silver and Main), has started a new ihop, corner Silver and Wyoming. Jorseshoelng and general blacksmith- ng. Satisfaction guaranteed. McDonel! ft Scientifically Treated by X-Ray. Under i thptv ir no of ireaiins ou for Thi appliance out to a cert a i the exact IOCM- 1ion of and i so prevalent under the old school of medicine.

Is nqcpssary. GET CURED NOW. Why do permit sickness to mar your existence wheh you see people being cured all about you? Why Invite permanent seciusion to your room when it is so e-isy to regain your normal heaUh. to he strong, active and ifrht-hearted? Do you value health? If come to us and be examined by onr NERVOUS. WEAK HEN.

Men who feel played out. who suter from debility, weakness, nervounneso. failing mrrnory. weak kidneys, rupture, piles, blood and skin patns in the bark and hips are by us. You find here all modern electrical and medical appliances for treatment of these Do not delay.

It may soon he too late. HOME TREATMENT. If you cannot call we will send by rnall our book and of symptom blanks, which you can fill out and we will advise you free. Our system af home treatment is unequaled. Hot Air Treatment Cores Clkrank Call or address Till ftsttra MfJtai Iff! E.

Broadway, Mont. under tlM of Mon- Judge Clancy yesterday. EHir- I the hearing it developed that Young had spent a year in the insane asylum and that he has been out only seven months. For this reason, although it appeared that Young Mas in good health now and was constantly employed, the court refused to make an order requiring him to contribute anything to the support of his family Mrs. Youne has a suit for divorce pending.

She testified that the five children ranging in ages from to 17 years, were depending on her for support, and that her husband had con- i tributed nothing during the last year and seven months. On cross-examination Mr. Cotter, attorney for Young, brought out the fact that Young had spent a year of a time in the asy lum, and that since- his release he had again been arrested on the charge of insanity, but was released after an ex! animation. After he M-as released the second time his wife brought the suit for divorce on the ground of cruelty, alleging that he had threatened to 1:111 her and that she was afraid of i At the conclusion of her testimony Cotter moved for a discharge of the defendant, and Judge Clancy granted it, saying that he did not believe it was a case where the defendant shoiild be ordered to support his family. Frank Keade was yesterday granted a divorce from his wife.

Alary M. Reade. on the gruund of desertion. He testified that he was married to the defendant Oct. 23.

1S90. at Livingston, and that they lived together until the 20th of the following December, when she left him. "Why did she leave you?" asked his attorney. "She simply soi tired of me, I guess." was the reply. He said he did not know her present whereabouts.

"Are there any children as the result of the marriage?" asked Judso Clancy. "Not a I know of." "I guess you ought to know, if any one." said the judge-. The decree was ordered. In the divorce suit of Matilda Cote i against George Cote, a demurrer was i a and an answer filed by the defendant, who denies that he ever deserted his wife and asks the court not to grant her a divorce. Lavinia Daum yesterday commenced suit for divorce against Jacques Daum on the ground of cruelty.

She alleges in her complaint that they were married in New York City on Sept. 24. 1S91. and that on April 15. 1895, the defendant murderously assaulted her with a razor and cut her eight times.

He threatened to kill her and she believes he 'would have done it if she had not left him and come to Montana. In an affidavit for the publication of summons she says the defendant is still living in New York. Good Whiskeys Cheap On Account of the High License We Are Closing Out Our Entire Stock of Whiskeys at Remarkably Low Prices. Monongahela Rye. bottle 75c Old Bourbon, bottle $1.00 Shaw's Malt, bottle l.OO Dew of Killarney.

per bottle. 1.5O John Old Scotch, bottle 1.5O 8-year-old Bourbon, ga! II.OO Sherry, gal Golden Cane Rum, bottle Bepsold Cognac Brandy, bottle t.25 r.v- Repsold Trousseau Port, bottle Repsold Palomino Sherrv, bottle T5e Repsold Sauterne, bottle Repsold Medicinal Tokay, bottle Repsold Burgundy, bottle 5Of Repsold Zinfandel. bottle 2oc Repsold Riesling, bottle 2of Repsold Gutedel, bottle 25c Black Claret, bottle 4Oc Courtney's Cash Grocery 57 Eas 0rnk Butte Agent for B. C. lealer.

Swend Carlson, 4 S. Main, Butte An action for divorce was also brought against Annie Gallager by- John Oallager on the ground of desertion. He they were married at Norway. on April 15, 1881, and that the defendant deserted him without cause on Jan. 18.

1898. Her present whereabouts aiv unknown to him. Notice. Butte Stationary Engineers" union No. 83.

W. F. of next meeting at No. 21 E. Quartz Wednesday, April S.

J. C. SPENCER, Trustee. Flowers. A free show Saturday.

April exhibiting the finest Aid largest assortment of flowers in Montana. Everybody Invited. Butte Floral company, Iff! Wewt Broadway. Tel. 213.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department, of Butte Cor. Main and Quartz Sts. Mining and Blacksmiths' Supplies Mechanics 9 Tools Shelf and Heavy Hardware Montana Agents for Alsen and Salt Lake Portland Sements Wholesale and Retail Orders aad Correspondence Solicited I 11 1 i i i I I AMUSEMENTS. Qrand Opera House D.CR P. MONDAY, APRIL 1st THE Josephine Stanton Opera Company In a Repertory of Comic Operas Mondajr.

April Fra Diavolo Change of Programme Nightly. Prices 25e to $1.00. Qrand Opera House DICK P. SUTTO.V, Manager. Four Xights and Saturday Matinee Commencing March 28, Sixteenth Annual Tour.

The G. Field Greater Minstrels Al G. Field. Arthur Rigby. Tommy Donnelly.

Doc QuiRley, Paacatel, the Nondescript, the man with a hundred forms A Night in Paris During the Exposition. Blacktord the two musical kings. Keys and McDonald the grotesque athletes. Watch for the big street pageant. JOSEPHINE STANTON OPERA GO.

Sutton'a Theater, Butte Sunday. March 31. Matinee and evening only. DORCAS Same company Grand opera house Monday. Tuesday, yVerlnesday.

April 1. 2. 3. Prices same at both houses. A word of explanation to the This company was booked at the Grand to commence Sunday.

March 31. but ow- i a miotake Al G. Field's minstrels held the date at the Grand, SSSft: PRft Change of bill nightly. The Machinist id the man of all others to appreciate the niceties I of real mechanical construction and to him the RED SEAL Ovrrnllt, Shirts, Pants appeal I not only as the most comfortable and sightly gar- menta of their kind in the World but as work igently conceived and splendidly executed. RED SEA goods are made in the largest Factory in the country by intelligent Union Labor, and unrivalled for Comfort, Service and Style.

Rc4 At oar dealers or if not, sent direct. i Seal Catalogs and for the asking. gWry R. L. HcDONALD CO.

Ticket AT.J056PH.no. JUST ARRIVED A car of new wall 1901 goods, beautiful designs. 25c papers at lOc per double roil; $1 goods at 50c. We make a specialty of paper cleaning and paper hanging. West Side Paper Co.

W. Broadway, Butte. Ladles Appreciate A Kood and there It not anything oi) the rntrkst that equals French Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure of painful ano irrerwlar menwi. These remove all obstructions, no matter what the canro. by A.

Anrendre, Paris France, and for smle only by D. M. Newbro Drug Butte, agents. Price $2 per box, sent br securely sealed. STANDARD WANT ADS.

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