The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda, Montana • 7

1 J- THE I ANACONDA' STAJS'J)ARD: SATURDAY MORXING, MAY WEIRDKTALE OPAWOMAN AfiE NOaONGEfl FRIENDS Cups and Celery Bowls -Butte News tit Mneipai Branch Office af tk Standard to tt Eut Broadway, Butt Tiepbon- 431 Advertising rates- for slaked Imitation cut Butter Chips Set 0 worth 30c, 15c 1.00. worth i-M. CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED 'As- BAtiT OX WOMAX. TEL1S HIS OWN STORY OF IT That's the number of tour" tal. phone.

Telephone us your fi--eery wants, and our prompt delivery service will do the rest. Watch tbe clock: and yon wnl be surprised at our promptness, and everything wilt be fresh and I mt timf fatf i SaUCerS Vegetable I Dishes With covers, wortli ff-Qf Set 6. worth 5 Belts frsc o'Clock i mm Teapots Decorated EnglirtTi tO JQ rocli' worth 1'00 Fruit Dishes Serui-Porcclain, vet 6, worth 50r: 25c Water Jugs Prices Ti Lead Mown glas worth "5c, 35c Pie Plates 5-inch set 6, worth' 75c, 35c How We: Nickel Teapots Ehonized handles, engraved, worth $1.50, 75c Cut Down Make to This Livest Table Sets MRS. ELIZA' MORRISON AND RICH- ARD FISEGAK AT OI 'IK. SHE HAD THE MAN ARRESTED Charge Was That He sold Her Prop.

erty and Converted Proceeds to His Own VseThe Complaint DismUaed. Until a few days ago Mrs, Eliza Morrison and Richard Flnegan were the best of friends. Mrs. Morrison has a. house at 641 West Quartz street and Finegan has been a boarder there for some months past.

For a portion of that time the relations existing between landlady and boarder were quite harmonious, but some sort of a' difference that probably will be brought out in the courts has come between them. Flnegan is now persona non grata, at the Morrison place, as was evidenced by a complaint filed against him yesterday In Justice Arnold's court. Mrs. Morrison was the complainant and the charge against Flnegan was grand larceny. Specifically the charge was that some time last October Finegan sold a sewing machine, a bicycle and a bookcase containing about 100 volumes, a'l the property of Mrs.

Morrison, and that the proceeds thereof he approp.iai.ed to his own use. When arraigned, yesterartyr'Ffnegan pleaded not guilty, and Intimated to the court that his arrest was a piece of spite work on the pan of the complaining witness. He admitted that he had sold the articles described, but said that he was acting as the agent of Mrs. Morrison, and that the proceeds were turned over to her and applied to the liquidation of some notes outstanding against her. As he was not ready for trial, the case was continued until next Friday afternoon, and to insure the appearance of the defendant, a bond of $504 was required; This bond' He was not able to give and in default he went to the county jail.

Late in the afternoon the county attorney's office investigated and decided that Finegan's arrest was a 'ece of spite work on the part of Mrs Morrison, the complaining witness, and accordingly ordered the complaint dismissed and Finegan released from custody. Thursday in the city police court, Byron Morrison, a son of the complaining witness in the above case, was a defendant to the charge of petty ler'ceny. Finegan. who was the complaining witness, said that the boy had stolen a kit of tools belonging to him. The lad admitted having the tools, but said that he took them at the command of his mother to secure an unpaid board bill which Finegan owed his mother.

Mrs. Morrison, when placed on the stand, corroborated hrr son's statement, and on this showing Judge Boyle dismissed the charge against Morrison. After this case had been disposed of Mrs. Morrison preferred the later charge against Finegan. Turner Knocks Out O'Brien.

Sacramento, May 9. Rufe Turner knocked JacK0t8rien out to-night in the ninth round. BOOTH'S TO-DAY mm Young, Glass, 4 pieces, worth $1.00, in 50c Jardinieres Imitation Majolica, to 10 worth $1.75, $1.00 Vinegar Jugs Imitation cut glass, worth 30c, 15c Ice Water Pitchers Semi-Porcelain, worth 30c, Bowls Oyster or mush, worth 25c, 12fcc Place Town iFrom oXlock the 6 ToNight TryAlt -'JPM And Dont Forget Besides all the best of everything In staples we have all those tempting delicacies that make the experienced housekeeper table so attractive. Fresh Strawberries Large boxes ripe and fine flavor ed strawberries; best in tha market. 3 boxes, 50c; tw boxes, 35c.

box 2ita Oranges. Large navel oranges, dozen Sweet Potatoes, pounds. ..55 Garden peas, string beans, new beets, lettuce, tomatoes, as .141 a t' Montana Cash Grocery Company. THE PERFECTION STORE. Phone No, it.

CM. W. Prk and Montaaa fet Rntts PING-PONG Championship Game of Plng-Pons; to be played in our show window Saturday evening. May 17. The two young ladles that receive th most number of votes; by morning.

May 10l First prize will be a H3 set of Pins-Pong. Second prize a S3 set of Books. Girls to be between tbe ages of 11 and 17 Montana Book Co. Cor. Park and Academy St.

I VOTE FOR niss Cor. Store, Sutton's New Grand Phone S78A-" Peter McHenry Coffee Roasted Every Morning by the Latest Improved Coffee Hoisting Machinery BANKS. "BllVIC HOUR Capital $100,000.00 Under state supervision. Five per cent interest, payable quarterly, paid on deposits. Money to Loan on Real Estate r.

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CLEMENTS, Cashier. VM. 7-' Sauce Dishes vilass, set worth 1 50c, 25c Berry Bowls Syrup Jugs Glass, nickel top, worth 30c, 15c and colors, 75c, 45c worth cut glass, wortn due, 15c Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co. 48 to 54 West Park and 41 to 43 West Galena Street, Butte aMaiassaasjWBMaaaaaaaBasjjMaf SAYS SOME OS E. BEST HER POIS-V SOSED FRCIT ASD CANDY.

POLICE WltL INVESTIGATE Becomes Saaplcloaa and Therefore Eats None ol the Sappoaed Poisonous Glfts-rDoes Not Know Donor. Mrs. Dolly-Thayer, a woman living on South Main street, floated into the police station last night and deposited a paper bag on the desk of the night man. He opened it and out rolled two oranges, a few dried figs and a piece or two of candy. All this time the woman stood attentively, but when the night man was about to sample one of the oranges, the woman in a stage whisper, bade him "beware." Then she unfolded her tale.

It was that the fruit, candy and figs were charged with deadly poison and had been sent to her by some person, who had designs on her life. Fortunately for herself, when she received the package from the hands of a messenger boy, she became suspicious, and that she was still alive was due, she believed, to the fact that she had partaken of none of the gifts sent by that unknown person. Then she went She confided to the man at the desk that about twd weeks ago she and "her man" had agreed to disagree, and It wan her opinion that he was the one who had sent her the package of poisoned fruit and candy. She further said that she had no desire to get her name in the papers, but if the stuff contained poison she was willing to bear the attendant publicity If thepullty person whosent her the poisoned gifts could be brought before the bar of Justice With this short explanation she left the station, but said that she would report to Chief Reynolds in the morning and have him ferret out the would-be poisoner. After the woman had gone City Physician Sullivan happened into the station, and for the benefit of the newspaper men present who scented a possible good story, he made a few simple tests to determine what fore'gn substance the fruit and candy contained.

The result of this examination was that some foreign substance had been introduced into the fig and one of the oranges, but whether It was poison or a love powder calculated to bring back the recalcitrant one could not be determined. After this, for. fear that Sol Levy might seize upon and eat one of the oranges when he came on shift in the morning, the supposed poisonous stuff was placed In a ag which was carefully sealed and marked "Exhlbt The police will Investigate to-day. Charles Elliott Of NOrrls is registered at the Butte. Fred W.

Peckover of Anaconda was in town yesterday. Just Received To-Day A Fresh Shipment of Huyler's Celebrated Candy Try a Box Nothing as Good Newbro Drug Co. 109 North Main Butte Sotp SaJe The last day of soap sale. Soaps that usually sell for 50c and 65c per box. To-day 25c per box.

We give $20 In gold to every person requiring medicine at night, providing the night bell Is not answered, within five minutes from the time the electric button is pressed. Making a change in a prescription because of a lack of ingredients is entirely unjustifiable. Under no circumstances do we resort to such a practice. Our stock is so much more complete than that in most pharmacies that we rarely fail to have what is called for. Newbro Drug Co.

109 Main street, Butte. Largest drug house in the To Investors The property known as the Jenny Dell and October claims has been secured by a company formed for the same. tbe Eveline claim, which hu nrwiii $500,000 at a depth of too feet As the ore bodies of the Eveline pitch directly into the Jenny Dell, the company expects, with the expenditure of a comparatively small amount of money, to open up. a paying company incorporated with 300,000 shares at a par value of per share, and has placed on the mar-at 0,000 shares to be sold for exploration purposes at $1 per share. Thla proposition merits tbe fullest Investigation.

For particulars, Inquire at the office of the company, No. 47 East Broadway. Butte, Mont. mm 1 r-N Chickens Ducks Oilr south widow la filled with naw things in belts. The ribbons are either black satin or crush or plaited.

The buckles come In plain black, gilt, French gray and in different colors of enamel. Some medallions and portraits. A few In polished gun metal set with brilliants. They are all new and pretty. The prices range from $2.50 to $10.00 Hight Fairfield Company Butte, Montana BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Sent pianos from Orton Bros. Fred Orton. piano tuner. 219 N. Ma'n.

J. G. Bates, tuner, Montana Music Co. Buy pianos from Montana Music Co, Business men's lunch at Palm bakery. J.

P. Habersham is over in Helena. B. A. Luke of Helena was in the city yesterday.

J. P. Wants, carriage trimmer, 338 South Arizona street M. J. Foley of Pony toln the city on a short business trip.

Postmaster J. C. English of Anaconda was in Butte yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

D. McNeill of Boulder are guests at the Flnlen. Miss Viola Rich of Dillon has been visiting friends in Butte. Dr. E.

I Sutherland of Sheridan, is stopping at the Flnlen. Attorneys B. N. Harwood and E. B.

Howell were in Helena yesterday. H. II. Swain of Dillon is among the late arrivals registered at the Flnlen. Miss Stella Copinus of Anaconda is visiting Butte friends for a few days.

Jake Plncus has returned from a prospecting trip into the Judith basin. Dr. HansatVi surf eon an specialist, Silver Bow block. X-ray examinations. O.

A. Chevlgny, the dentist, has removed his office to new Clark building. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Esekiels have taken their residence at 614 West Granite street.

Wall papers, 10c, double rolL West Side Paper company, 132 West Broadway, Butte. Leave orders for MacLanebookor you will get left. Shipment in to-day. P. O.

News Stand. John Court, the trust theater man of Seattle, and Mrs. Court are guests at tne Thornton. City Attorney C. M.

Sawyer of Ana conda transacted legal business in Butte yesterday. Dan L. Weaver, manager of the syndicate theater at Spokane, Is registered at the Thornton. The Saturday Night club will meet to-night at the office of Dr. Gaboon, In tne owsiey block.

One new case of smallpox was report ed yesterday. The patient la Mr. Schen- Bern of 314 East Mercury street, Mrs. John Norvell and children of this city have gone to Dillon, where they win spend the summer at the Powers home. Mrs.

Charles Arata of Llnd. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James Shannon, left on Thursday evening for Chicago. Thomas D. Butterfteld returned yesterday from the Bermuda islands, where he spent the past six months.

He enjoyed his trip and looks well. George A. Astey of Helena, state commander of the Knights of the Maccabees, is in the city for 'the purpose of establishing a branch command-ery. McEwen, the hypnotist, will begin a week's engagement at the Sutton Family theater on Sunday afternoon. Ac-cording to reports his entertainments are very clever.

Mrs. W. W. Cheely, who has been visiting relatives in Waterloo, Ipwa, for a month, has returned home. She was accompanied by her brother, Dr.

E. Mc-Stay, who will probably make his home here. Unitarian services at Good Templars' nail. No. 42 West Broadway, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

Sermon by Rev. Lewis J. Duncan. Subject, "The trine of Non-Resistance. All are cordially Invited.

An annual report of the Arlington Mining company was filed with the county clerk and recorder yesterday. The capital stock of the company is the $160,000, and there are no liabilities. Mrs. James H. Lynch and niece left last evening for Pembroke.

Ontario. The niece Is a sister of the two young laoies recenuy arownea near Pembroke. The bodies of the young ladles have not yet been recovered. Declare Complaining Wltneaa Had Previously Not Repelled HU Advances Testimony All In. Parent Case Dismissed.

Special Dispatch to the Standard. Missoula, May 9, The trial of Joseph Brown, charged with attempted assault on Mrs. Gilruth, was on trial In the district court to-day, and took up almost the entire session. There was nothing sensational about the testimony beyond what has already been published. In the Justice court the defendant offered no testimony, but today he took the stand and told his story.

The state produced some very strong evidence during the day. the same witnesses testifying as before. Some testified that Brown had told them he was going to get Mrs. Gilruth to come to the house and show her a new way of tying a knot; that he would get a rope or strap on her hands and then accomplish his purpose. Another said Brown told him he did accomplish his purpose.

There was a large number of witnesses for the state and each gave strong evidence against the accused. While on the stand himself, he stated that he had been familiar with the woman, and that before the time of the alleged assault she was a willing party. The court remained in sess'on until 6 o'clock to complete the testimony. In the morning the arguments will be made. The case against Cyr Parent and h's wife was taken up for a few minutes to-day.

A motion to dismiss the overruled, but the court sustained the mot'on dismissing the charge against Mrs. Parent. SENATOR M'LAURIN IN A ROW KNOCKS DOWN A MAX WHO BECOMES OFFENSIVE. Fellow Said to Have Been Under the Influence of Liquor at the Time. Mr.

McLanrin Not Struck and no Arrests Made. Washington, May 9, There was an exciting scene In the lobby of a hotel here to-night in which Senator Mc-Laurin of South Carolina figured. The senator was sitting in the dining room with a gentleman when he became the object of some offensive attention from a man whose name the senator refused to disclose, and who, the senator says, was under the Influence of liquor at the time. Shortly after this the senator and his friend left the dining room and went to the cigar stand. While standing there the man, who had followed the senator from the dining room, approached him.

whereupon Mr. McLaurln knocked him down; The man's friends came to his assistance and ended the scene by hustling htm away. The senator was not struck. There were no arrests. CASTRO MAY BE OVERTHROWN Occupation of Caracas by Revolutionists Is Now Regarded as Certain.

Port of Spain. Trinidad, W. May 9 The occupation of Caracas by the Venezuelan revolutionary forces is considered as certain within a short time. They are victorious everywhere. The president of the district of Guiana has established an autonomous government.

POLICE RAID GAMBLING DEN Arrest Two Hundred and Forty Men Engaged in Playing in New York House. New York, May 9. A sensational raid was made by the police to-day on an alleged gambling house on Sixth avenue, known as the West Side club, and of which "The" Allen is the alleged proprietor. Inspector Brooks and Captain Chapman, with 40 policemen in plain clothes, planned the raid. Warrants had been Issued for the alleged principals and at a given signal the attacking party advanced to the house, battering In the doors with axes as they passed through the passages.

More than 300 persons were completely trapped. Every Jtoint of egress was guarded by policemen and as the rush for escape began the arrests were rapidly made. The police say they found the various rooms fully equipped for betting on the races and all sorts of gambling apparatus was seized. In all 240 persons were taken to the station house. Insist on Their Right.

Dover, May 9. The "union republican" members of the legislature, who are in the majority, and who stood out for the election of J. E. as United States senator, theieby causing a deadlock and a consequent failure to elect, met at the state house here to-day and reiterated their determination to insist upon their right to name one of tne senators. Glbbs and Murphy Draw.

Oakland, May 9. Young Glbbs and Australian Tim Murphy fought a 15-round draw here to-night 1 34.50 Summer Excursion. East. The Great Northern Railway company will sell round trip tickets to Minneapolis for $34.50, good going July 4th, 5th and 6th, and good returning until September 1st. Stopovers allowed at all points on return trip.

For further information call at Great Northern office, 41 North Main street, Butte. J. E. DAWSON, G. A Here la Ttonr Chance.

The Great Northern Railway company announces the following low rate excursions Bast: To St. Paul, Duluth and Missouri river points and return To Chicago and To St. Louis and return $50.00 On sale June 7th, 8th, 10th 14th and 16th. Good returning until Sept 15th. For further information call at Great Northern ticket office, 41 North Main street, tyump and tender chickens.

i- Pound DALY BANK AND TRUST GO. Or BUTTE CAPITAL $100,000. Established lSU-IncorporatI 1S0L GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS JOHN D. RYAN. President JOHN R.

TOOLE. Vice President i C. 8WINBORNK. Cashier. R.

A. KUNKEU Aaa't Cashier. BOOTH'S TO-DAY selected 16c Oranges Sweet. juicy California navel oranges, large size; per dozen, 50c; medium sizes, 40c and 30c Or the medium small size, per doz- en, 25c or 3fOe Our Bakery 'Vzar" large size Jelly rolls, each SOe Home-made Jelly tarts, White raisin cake, pound 28c Home-made marble cake, large loaf 40c Mome-made saffron rolls, two dozen 25c Mome-made whipped cream puffs, dozen tSOc Family Liquors Golden Sceptre 8-year-old whiskey, full quart bottle l.OO hist Club 10-year-old whiskey, full quart bottle 1.50 Hunter Baltimore rye whiskey, cjr a full bottle Cream rye 1.25 Family Liquors Rye Malt whiskey, to-day, per bottle fl.4M Old Thompson, whiskey, full quart bottle 1.50 Dewar Son or Ramsey's Scotch whiskey, per bottle 1.50 Family Wines California 6-year-old Bherry or port, gallon California 6-year-old Zlnfanr'el, gallon $1.23 California 6-year-old $1J Deer Head Wines The most popular wine for table use in hotels, cafes or homes of connoisseurs. Extra choice "three star" Deer Head California, Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel or Sauterna, gallon, per bottle 1 BOOTH'S Open Until 10 o'clock To-Nigh STATE SAVINGS BANK Corner lfaia and Butte, Offlosrs: John A.

Crsliffctoii, praslteRti O. W. Stapleton, vice pmfcMot; T. M. Hodgens, oaahter.

Paid-in capital. tMO.OOa. Surplus and undivided pnXlta, Under state supervision nd lurtodietio.x. Interest paid on deposits, bolls xehaag available In all the prindpai etUes of United States and Europe. CoMectioa tended to promptly.

TruuMU i tenor! banking Dlrectws: Joha Cseig htoa. Omaha: O. BUplttoo, H. BarretVK. a T.

mL Hodgoaa, i. O. Hodtraa. The First National Bank OF BUTTE Andraw J. Davis, president; Jamas A.

Talbott jrioa president; SC. B. Wekrtek, eaahlar; Georgs Stavaasoa, assist aat oaaa. lr. A GENERAL BANKING BUSTNEW TRANSACTED), Foreign exchange.

Wo draw direct a all the prlnciMl cities of Kurop aad i-au our own letters of credit, avauaala iat all parts of tha Manhood Restored rsEscsipnoN Fancy choice young ducks. Pound Fresh Vegetables Mist Fountain Main Entrance String Beans, Wax Beans, New Potatoes, Cucumbers, Green Peas and Green Peppers at special prices to-day. Green onions, the very choicest, per bunch lc Garden grown lettuce, three bunches Crisp new radishes, two bunches New spinach, to-day, per pound 5c Choice Utah asparagus, per pound lOc Jersey sweet potatoes, per pound Sc Jefferson Valley potatoes, IB pounds Ripe and ruddy tomatoes, pound ifl)c Finest rhubarb, three pounds 5c Finest rhubarb, special, per box 75c Leading Brands Always on Ice The carpenters have just finished erecting our new Ice box, which was built to our special order. Customers can rely upon always securing cool beer at Booth's. Centennial Brewing bottled beer, per case 3.

SO Butte Brewing bottled beer, per Hussa Brewing bottled beer, per case. Anheuser-Busch Brewing bottled beer, per case atSSO B. Brewing Cos bottled beer, per 8 Herald Wvlfe Whiskey ill Quart Bottle iSl $1.00 17 4 4- 13 I UCC1 Strawberries Extra fancy, delicious, red ripe strawberries, picked while the morning dew still lingered upon them. Positively the flnet berries in Butte to-day. Special, per box I7jc FreSh Fruit Thin skin juicy lemons, dozen 10c Extra fancy, large size bananas.

dozen Large size cocoanuts, each Fresh pineapples direct from Flo- id i and Cuba, each S'iixi Sliced peaches for cream, small can 12Jc Sliced peaches for cream, large can 35c Tomatoes in Tin Favorite tomatoes, ripe and ruddy, per tin llijc Pure Food tomatoessolld pack par tin Millionaire Club tomatoes, larsre Jumbo can 20v Corn in Tin Atlantic sugar corn, sweet and succulent, per tin HMc Pure food sugar corn, per Millionaire Club sugar corn, large Jumbo can I673C Family Wines California 6-year-old claret, gallon California 4-year-old' sherry, gallon 1.M California 4-year-old port, gallon Deer Head Wines Clear, sparkling and palatable universally used the world over by those who know. Preferred stock "two star" Deer Head, Port, Sherry. Angelica or Muscatel wine, per gallon, per bottle 5hc Open Until 10 o'CIock To-Night BOOTH'S i I I 1737 Befor ad After Will quickly euro you of all aarvous dla aaea, aucb as lost manhood, pains ta tha back, nervous debility and all ita horrors. A written guarante and money refunded It aix boxes do not effect a peimanent our, tl.00 per box, six for $5.46, by malt Mcuralr aealad. Manufactured by Aus -endr.

Paris. Address all mall to Nswbr Drug tola agenta, Butta. Mont "'s jGeorgaJTan-yeaterday identified- west and Join iwuievo Kiancj 1 uiaactr oubks at enca Cures In i tv-r STANDARD WANT 'ADS. BRING QUICK KESULTC, I tne horses brought down from Chinook by Under Sheriff McGuigan. recognised bis brands on the animals and the brands which were put on afterward by the alleged Williams and Walker, the colored comedians, and a company of colored singer and specialty people, will be at the Broadway theater on.

Sunday night, appearing In a musical comedy called son oc Hai," It la said they Klve an excellent- show..