The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda, Montana • 6

THE VNACOT)A STANDAKD: WEDNESDAY MOKSIKO, DECEMBER 22. 1807. (i district, which met to fix a rate for min ing for the ensuing year, decided to post utte News. TOM IS ALL RIGHT TIREP OF LIFE. ernie ltently Swallowed U1J Dose of Laudanum She Will Recover.

Vernie Bentley. a'youngr woman liv pone the matter of a rate ior mis cus-trict pending the outcome of the movement for an Interstate convention at Hennessy's Hennessy's Hennessy's which a uniform rate for Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Illinois would be fixed. GQTJiS-OWIIiiDICIIlE The Case of Mysterious Disap ing in room 11 at the Walker, house in low fcf "5Treer, attempted suicidg- TIm eonven tlon was one ot -the largest-I pearance rEipIamecCT ever held in this city. A committee, last night by taking poison.

She failed formed of Messrs. Robbins, Osborne and AS LIGHT. AS A to get enough ot the atug to prouuce Alexander Dempster, and "Messrs. Ratch- the result she desired, tfftd will live to execute a threat she uttered half a ford; Pierce and McKay of the miners The Panama KiS Tried to Kali Al Courtenay. ON HIS WAY TO ALASKA dozen times, that she would repeat the associations, was appointed to arrange details for an interstate convention, attempt and do a better job the next which will be held some time In January.

time. The woman is not of the lower order He Left San Francisco After Receiving of outcasts, but is living in a manner HE HAD MADE THREATS MADE FAST TIME. utterfiy's a Telegram Prom His Father at Seattle, Fully Expecting to Re-, turn to the Golden Gate. Very Few 2-Year-OKU California That that will soon land her there, if sue does not stick to her promise to kill herself. Last evening she entertained three or four young men in her room.

They bought drinks and after a while Cau Beat the Montana' Filly Yule in Less Than a Mile. she got drunk. Some little tiff occurred He Pulled a Gun on Courtenay After a Quarrel But the Latter Was Too Quicle for Him Was Exoner- ated by a Jury. Special Dispatch to the Standard between her and her company ana in a Tom Noyes, the young man who left San Francisco, Dec. 21.

There are sudden attack of despondency she took the Palace hotel in San Francisco with- very few 2-year-olds now racing in Cal ud a bottle of laudanum from the ifornia who can give the Montana Ally, out notifying his friends or the hotel beating at anything less nan a contents. One of her visitors knocked rfTier tmteted 4ft- dispatch from that city, published in the Standard mile. This was demonstrated to-day in a five-and-one-half furlongs dash, when the bottle out of her hand, but not till he had taken about half a drachm. Fine German; LlneiTTtand Embroi- Yule finished third, ahead of such FOR CHRISTMAS I Ull Ulilllu I liinu Dr. Kenick was caned but the young yesterday morning, is not a case of mysterlousUiHapitearance-for her is on the way to Alaska, having sailed aereu; ft rj cracks as Spunwell, who 7 beat Bliss Rucker and the misrhty Rubicon in a woman was still determined to die, and refused to have the stomach pumD used irrdereu; Real Duchessc Laces Handkerchiefs; stake race Friday, Highland Ball, No-via and Official, each of whom is ranked or restoratives apDiiea.

ur. jneuicK came to the conclusion there was no from Seattle; for Juneau three days ago. This fact was contained in a letter received, by some of. his relatives in Butte yesterday from his father, John Noyes, as a top-notcher in tne z-year-oia danger of the woman, dying, If kept awake, which the young men who had been Miss Bentley's callers agreed to. and Dr.

Renick went home. ranks. Yule got off next to last, and was in that position when the stretch was Then she came like a record-breaker and rapidly passed all the flyers but Lord Marmion and Attainment, who finished first and second We received this week by express an importer's line of samples of the very finest needle the Very Finest German Lineri Handkerchiefs ever (Nothing approach--, ing these goods in style and beauty has ever been seen in Butte. They make a most desirable Christmas At a late hour this morning the wo -Sbui Jiaa.w siu.1 ayous im. sj.

nificent lot of Very Fine Real Lace, in some of the richest and handsomest designs that have ever been produced. Can you think of anything more charmingly tasteful and richly elegant than a piece of these Real Duchesse Collarettes, Real Duchess Handkerchiefs. Real Duchesse Fichus and Demi Flounc-lings, Real Duchesse Lace by the yard. respectively. The running of Yule in the stretch had" much to do-wlth ther remarkably I' present for who appre man's life appeared to be in no danger.

The young woman said she has no relatives here. She said he took the poison because she had nothing to live for and repeated a number of times that it she didn't die this time she would only try it again. Several other women in the house paid no attention whatever to the would-be suicide. ciates nne -texturt'S and delieirte touches of dainty fingers, on the finest fabrics eieriused: for the purpose. There are no two alike and prices range from $1.50 to $40.00 fast time In which the race was run, a phenomenal performance for a 2-year-old.

Had Mr. Butler's filly been given anything like a good ride she would probably have finished second at who is at present in Seattle. According to a statement made yesterday by a member of his family, there has no time been any occasion for alarm or uneasiness on the part of his San Francisco friends or justification f.ir- th sensational given his disappearance from San The young- man was sent to California some months ago for the benefit of his health, and spent his time between Paso Ko-bles and San Francisco. He had plenty of money at his command and had every opportunity for a good time. About a week ago his father telegraph-ed-htm from Seattle to meet him at that place and to leave San Francisco on the first train.

Mr. Noyes gave the young man ho instructions as to what he wanted him to do, and it is presumed that Tom had an idea he would be allowed to 'return to San Francisco In a few days, and therefore did not notify each. least, and probably first. Eddie. Jones, Solid 14 karat gold Initial rings or gent lemen, si gpnu ine dia Men's Clothing Department monds, $11.00 to jis.uo.

-i1 There's been a lot of talk 'round town about our are sell- li JRi-'j Our line of imported perfumes and ing more and better garments than we ever did, and when we say we are 1 i-. cut glass atomizers, elegant and artis tic. Fosselman'Drug Co. however, managed to get Yule in a dozen pockets alL.the.way: round and the sight was enough to make the filly's backers turn all kinds of colors. The ill-luck of Yule to-day had been such as has followed since her first start in California.

Trainer Dan Tully is working his brain for a scheme to lift the hoodoo. The winning brackets are sure to follow Dan's success. Summary: First race, six furlongs-Rebel Jack won. Dr. Marks second, Socialist third; time, Five and one-half furlongs won, Aluminum second, Valenciente third; time, 1:08.

giving nigner values than are obtainable elsewhere. Those who deal with us know it. Sack Suits, Frock7 Suits and Double Breasted Suits, listers, Nobby Box'Coats and Long Hoase Coats, Smoking Jackets and Silk. Vests. The sale of holiday goods is on at Oat- I Sam Burnside, proprietor of the stage station at Monida.

and Ed Winslovv. jfrom the Centennial valley, hear Henry'S Oake. arrived in Butte yesterday and brought particulars of the killing of Keefe, alias the "Panama Kid," fcy Al Courtenay at Henry's lake on the 30th of this According to their etory, Courtenay and the 'TKid" had for long; time jointly owned' and occupied a cabin near the lake and- had been engaged in hunting, trapping and fishing-. A 6hort time ago the -Kid" announced his intention of leavingQr-Alaskagn the 1st of January and he wanted to sell out his interest in the tabin to Courtenay. i The latter made him an offer for it jand agreed to pay a certain sum or sell out his own interest at the same figure.

Kid" was not satisfied with the amount offered and demanded more, which, was and the men had Wome words. Afterwards the "Kid" made threats to other parties against Courtenay and said he would "fix' him and put him where he would have no use for a cabin. He went home and renewed the quarrel with Courtenay and pulled a gun, but Courtenay wai too quick for him and shot him with a rifle, the bullet striking the "Kid" above the left eye and passing through the head. Courtenay sent word to St. Anthony, Idaho, for the sheriff and coroner, and.

those officers went to the scene of the ehootlng and-conducted an Investigation and inquest. Witnesses testified to the threats the Kid" had made and upon the evidence produced a verdict was Kiven that the killing was justifiable and Courtenay was exonerated, The dead man was buried near the place where he was killed. Jt has been stated that Courtenay had been arrested in Butte a year ago for killing buffalo 4n-4h paikT but4.hatis a mistake, as it was his brother, Jim Courtenay. who was arrested, and he was arquitted utxm a triat, 3 it was shown that the game was not killed in the Imrk. Al Courtenay has lived near Hen-.

rys lake, for eirht years and haa. never been in Butte. His friends claim that he well known and respected in that part of the country. The "Panama Kid" had lived there about three years. He had been in Butte several times, but never for any considerable length of Mime.

-The "Kid" had traveled all over "North and South "America and had also lived for a time Jn lit xpr'nt It his friends in that city and left all his loglys. The little pink, tag tells the 1 baggage in his rooms at the Palace, It is thought also probable that he purposely left 'his baggage behind as an Premo cameras. Make suitable excuse for returning to San Francisco, Watching the Boys for Christmas Christines present. We carry a full but when he reached Seattle he, found Stock l-aaelmfln Drug Co. Seven and one-half furlongs lorti that-iits-fathef-wanted him to go to.

Marmion won. Attainment second, Yule Alaska with a party of mining men, third: time, Mile and a-six Our Boy sMDietliia Department ofitainsfill 4he desirable styles in wel Umade Su its, vercoats- and Ulsters for small boys, big boys youths and young men. That tlie youngsters may take time by the forelock and do their shopping early, we will give who were then about ready to sail for teenth Buckwa won, Grady second. Children's knives, forks and spoons, silver plated and sterling silver, $1.50 to $6. uneau.

Tom did not have time to arrange his affairs in San Francisco, and his father told him he would attend to it, and the Soufile third; time, 1:47. Seven fur-longsC-arland Bar won. Yankee Doodle second, Lone Princess third; time, At New Orleans. ALL IS FORGIVEN. A STEM-WINDING WATCH FREE young man sailed from Seattle last Saturday.

His father, in the letter re Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Meatier ceived from him yesterday, stated that her- had sent -instruct New Orleans, Dec. 21. Summaries -L V- As a Ch i stm as Prese Ulo Patch Tp a.

Trace. Charles Allen of Meaderville, i- hotel to forward the young man's ef won, Brighton second, wutie ucean who complained to Chief Mulholland fects to Butte and send a bill for any thinar Tom might be owing; It-is Sunday night of cruel treatment on the To those making a pureMse in our Boys' Suit Department of vA ing, Suits or Overcoats of $5.00 or over. claimed that hotel people had no part of her husband, has patched up a trufa tvlth Allen and rnno Kanlr trk Hva third; time, 1:39. Five furlongs Octave won, Scrivener second. Caddie C.

third; time, '13-16th of a miloJ. Gray. won, Gath second. Judge Steadman third; -time, -1 HllA- SclHrig won, Tranby second, Ardath third; time. reason for fearing that they would not be paid, if such waa.

the case, as the young man's baggage was worth at with mm. Last evenmg the- couple railed at the standard -oliice to make a least JfiOO, and they knew that his ram-r Selling," "six "furlongs Mlhnte" Mut-H statement of their case as both were HENN ESSY'S Bntte, Montana Mail Orders to ily was good for all the debts he might have contracted. sorry, and neither cared to see the other phy won. Alice C. second, Nikita third; t.lme, Kntries at Oakland.

John Noyes is interested with Colonel appear in a bad light. Allen, who Is a well-appearing confessed that he lost his temper, and was sorry, and Mrs. Allen thought she had lost her temper Ijambert and others in some mines mar Juneau and at Cook's Inlet, and the Following are the' entries for to day's races at Oakland: First race," seven-eighths of a mile Soniro, D. J. Tobin, as well and possibly', had exaggerated party with which Torn was sent went to inspect those properties and will then proceed on tothe Klond a little in her statements relative to her hushand'streatment at.

all 1 events everything was forgiven and they were going to try Jo get along happily in the future. You can't resist the reduced prices on VA Copies of th Chrlatfua Standard oil ialS" it avl I office of the Standard, in wrappers ready tor walling, piitie by newsdealers. Domestic postace, 3 cents; foreign, 6 cents. holiday goods at Gallogiy's. One dollar here equal to two elsewhere.

Nervula, Mollie 1W lorrrilazel D.rortetHTt3ipia Bug; Silver State. Fannie Altivo, Ricardo. Major Bf, t'apt. iteene- (by- Geo, Kinney), 102; Alma, Win. Cardwell, 105; Blue Bell, 107.

Second race; seven-eighths of a mile Veioz, Rafaela, 97Florime, 100; Meadow Larkr-'-AlvIn r-udge- touffr, Major Cook. Zeune, 102; Lucky Star, Maxim 11., 103; Triumph, Doyle, Earl Cochran. Senator Morrill. Walter 105; Monitor You can't resist the reduced prices on GUTTED BY FIRE. holiday goods at Gallogly'i, dollar hlre.qual to two elsew I Atomisers "hy th.

housjtrHi tNey bro's. Special prices this week. With Every $3,00 Purchase The His Auditorium "At Knnsns City Ie- Free Calendars for the ladles and itroyed lly Fire. Kansas City, Mo Pee, 21. The Audl- pictured for the boys at Jnhn Tassell'a ZarrOtJack Martin, 107; Kamsin, 108; Dick ullpper aahv25 AYeHt rark.

torlum. the largest and finest playhouse west of and the1 Auditorium hotel, one of the most fashionable fam PUT A box of Lowny'8 celebrated choco lates is just the, Fosselmaa Drug Co. 4 ily hostelries in the city, situated at Holmes and Ninth streets, were by fire this morning. The 105 hotel guests escaped in safety, although' many Gold chains, over 100 patterns. 14.

long ana snort, ngnt. ana heavy1 of the neatest and most were compelled to leave the building in their night clothes. The loss on the entire property, which is owned by Alexander Frazer, a local business man, will aggregate $450,000. The aggregate in- stylish kinds. MmmiM NUGGETS FROM ALASKA.

Lsurance-lsJSM)0O. Owing to the high 'O l' y9S" jT I i. frrnFhW-TT Sj j. 1 The Great SforUiera sv ConsiEnment lieimn. 110.

Third race, one mile Don Clarencio, 97; Myth, 102: Thelma-Montallade, Garland Bar, 103: Perseus, Mamie Scott. 105; Jo. Terry, 106; Masoero. 107; McLight. 10S.

Fourth race, the Oakland prize stakes, one mile Torsida, 107; Eddie Jones, 10S; Count of 113; St. Calatine, Loa Prietos, 115; Morrelito, 118. Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile Cappie, 97; Sly. Sea Spray. Etta 102; Kaiser Ludwig, 103; Polish.

Midas, 105; Donation, 107; Argentina, 110. Sixth race, three-barters of -a -mile Chic, 99; May AV- 102; Mahogany, Olive, Tea Rose 104; Horatio, Midlight, 107; Bellicoso. 112; Satsuma, 115. Clear, track fast. Following are probable winners at Oakland to-day: First race Wm.

Dolore. Alma. Second race Judge Stouffer, Lucky Star, Kamsin. Third race Garland Barr, McLight, Myth, Perseus. Fourth race Torsida, St.

Calatine. Count of Flanders. Fifth race Etta Sly, Kaiser Lud- Sixth race Satsuma, Tea Rose, insurance rate a great deal of Insurance had been allowed to lapse. The fire orig--inated In an unoccupied room on the Fixth floor of the theater, resulting from the crossing of electric light wires. l'rom Seattle.

St. Paul, Dec. 21. Tl: general passenger department of the Great Northern railroad received to-day a consignment of gold dust and nuggets from A NARROW ESCAPE. the Seattle chamber of commerce, the total weight being 27 pounds.

11 ounces, having a value of KS.365. The precious stun ranges from a nugget of one pound On the Red And take up any piece in the center of our SOUTH WINDOW six ounces down to coarse grains of pin head size and comes from Bonanza creek. in the Klondyke district, and Minook 7 -3 uuw creek, in the Tanana district. The gold will be displayed here for a few Cays and then go East to the general agencies. of the road for exhibition.

It is the larg-- est quantity of the yellow metal from Call and see our line of -Ladies' Desks and Com-v. biaation Cases. JNVe show the Finest Line in Butte, from Eight-Found Dynamite Cartridge Ki-plodei No One Injured. New York, Dee. 21.

An eight-pound dynamite cartridge exploded in the rear of the Arbuckle Coffee company building in Brooklyn to-night. Nearly 5,000 panes of glass in the neighborhood were shattered and that the explosion was not attended by loss of life is remarkable. The explosion was heard 20 blocks away. The dynamite cartridge was to have been used to-morrow in blasting a huge rock that had obstructed an artesian well drill. It had been (frozen and had been placed in an iron pipe wrapped with paper to thaw out.

John Gallagher, a workman, was (thrown 15 feet in the air. but escaped injury. The damage will 'not exceed tsr. Ol Alaska yet handled outside of the banks For a Suitable Christmas Gift buy a Butte Steel Range. This Six-Hole Steel Range, Asbestos Lined Flue, Asbestos Bottom, Nickel Plated Towel Rail, Balanced Drop Oven Door, Copper Reservoir Nickeled.

and mints. A Canadian Pre 'est. Killed One of Them- Reading, Dec. 21. Two masked men attempted to rob" the Southern Pacific company's station at Keswick tonight, but they were driven off by Station Affent Schuckman, who shot one of the robbers, who wag found in a dying condition a short distance from the depot Oak or nahogany Frame, Plush or Tapestry Seat.

price $2.50 Toronto. Dec. 2L The Toronto board price $45.00 to $40 of trade has taken up the complaint of the British Columbian board that Canad ian goods going Into the Yukon district "and died soon afterwards. The other are subjected to vexatious regulations $2.00 on the part of the United States customs authorities and has adopted resolutions calling on the government to communicate with the United States government Call and Examine Our Line of Fancy Rockers, We Show Over One Hundred Styles. llOBl FUiiTUfiE io (MPET and declaring in the event of that gov made his escape.

The robbers secured nothing Expreaa Package Stolen. Columbia, S. Dec. 21. A package containing J10.0O0 was stolen from the' Southern Express office in this city some time between Sunday morning and Monday morning.

Employes of the local ottlce are suspected. ernment not taking immediate steps such as may lead to fair regulations via the Takes any piece on the Light Green and port of Dyea the government of Canada should at take steps to close all Kuflnrated by Smoke. New York, Dec. 21. Fireman Martin J.

Oakley was killed to-night at the lire, which started in a wood bin in the basement of a five-story tenement house 01V Kast 44th street. Oakley was suffocatad, by smoke and escaping gas. Assistant Fireman Thomas Head. James Davis and Peter Connelly of the same company were rendered unconscious by Inhaling smoke and gas and were-with difficulty They are In hospitals and their conditions are serious. Canadian ports of entry for trade en tering the Yukon district from the Pa 1 9 E.

Quartz Street, Tuttle Building, Butte. citic coast, excepting Lenonora or Port In Twenty Rounda. Rochester. N. Dec.

Mat- Cudahy. Keliet for Miners. Thews got the decision over Mike Leonard at the end of the 20th round bout be fore the Rienzt Athletic club to-night, Vancouver Barracks. Dec. 21.

Major L. H. Rucker, Fourth cavalry, who $3.00 leaves here Dec. 23 for Dyea on a pre i Tito Actor'a Funeral. Dec.

21. The funeral of Wil llmlnary investigation, will be accom panied by Lieutenant R. Field, Four BUY YOUR GROCERIES 7 teenth Infantry. They will be followed liam Terrlsp, the actor who was stabbed to death Thursday last outside the Adtl-phl theater by a super named Prince, took place to-day. There was an immense crowd present.

The funeral procession later on by Capt B. Kldrldge. Assistant Surgeon F. N. Kemp and 60 enlisted men On the Dark OF THE of company Fourteenth Infantry, who will take charge of the relief stores and was composed of over 100 carriages.

At the cemetery about 3,000 people take ttu-m over the trail to the suffering Yukon miners. Lieutenant Field will also form one of the party. The company will leave here as soon ns the supplies are ready'for shipment. K. 0.

D. GROCERY 68 W. Turk Butte. bled. All the leading theater, people of Ijondon were present.

It was the most remarknble demonstration of sympathy In recent years. Sleighs of Every Description STUDEBAKER WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, DELIVERY WAGONS HEAVY MOUNTAIN WAGONS isy You do not have to buy from a Catalogue. We have them all set up ready for delivery in our large warehouse. Call and examine. Great Bargins Pretty Goods Immense Mill for Alaska.

Seattle. Dec. 21. The Alaska Treadwell Mining company has purchased S.000,000 feet of lumber In this city for the erection of two new- stamp mills on the Treadwell mine In southeastern Alaska. Shocking Cruelty.

I'alermo, Dec. 21. El Correrl Delia Isola has a shocking story of ill treatment of Frincess Piearm. who is separated from her husband. It appears, with her blind daughter, sho 1ms been shut up for the last live years by her trustee and has only just succeeded in sending letter fo the police revealing tho fact Hams, per pound A Good Bacon, per Five pounds Lard for.

Ten pounds Lard for Sixteen pounds Sugar for. A Good E. B. Tea, per lb. ARTIFICIAL TEETH Of finest quality; artificial testh, natu-, ral in appearance; artificial teeth of; perfect fit; artificial teeth, warranted satisfactory: Absolutely painless ex-, trading.

Other work at lower rates. DR.W. H. W1X.D.D.S. Broadway and Main, Butte.

a 1 Yariety of her imprisonment. Th police have liberated the princess and the trustee has been arrested. We pell you goods cheaper than Rny store Butte, lut for The Tide la Turning. Hay, Grain and Commission N. B.

DAVIDSON CO. Office and Wjarerooms Opposite N. P. Depot, Butte, Montana. TELEPHONE 421 Priority uf Occupation.

Special Dispatch to the Standard. WashinKton, Dec. 21. Acting herrtnry of the Interior Ryan to-day Instructed the land commissioner to issu. patent tor l'aciiic lode claim c-ordiMl in Summit Vftlley mining records, htoirjatia, and dis-' misned the contest of the townniie of Uutte.

The land is within townsite litn-i Its. but It is awarded to "mineral entry man on the ground of priority of occupation. Cut Wagea Down. Worcester, Dec. 21.

The Mill-bury cotton mills, following the lead of the Fall River mills, have posted a notice jot a cut of, 10 pec ctnV toiases to effect Jan. 3." (light Fairfield Merlden, Deo. 21. The city election held here to-day resulted in a democratic victory Amos Ives, the democratic nominee for mayor, defeated his republican opponent, Arthur S. l.ntte.

by bout350 majority. Democratic aldermen and councllmen were elected in three out of five wards. 5pot Cash Only MADAM SHIELDS New York ITairdressing, Face Steaming and Chiropodist Parlors. Switches and chains made. 1 upwards.

Th latest JEWELERS "5 trtdlea Appreeit A icooi remedy, and there Is aottithint A market that equals Frenoh Tansy Tablets far th relief and eure tf painful or irreiralar maneea. Tkese tableta remoTe all bo matte what the ejnse. Manufactured by A. Anrendre. Paria, France, and for sale only by D.

M. Newbrav Drug Co. Butte, Jiont Sole AcBts- per boxj seat ky ail aesurejy sealed shades in hair dyes. If you have gray Montana Butte, hair use Van's $lexican Restorative. For salo at Did Xot Kim; the ltnte.

J'lttsburg, Doc. 21. The convention af "miners' an3 operators of 'tlie 'Pittsburg Try a Standard Want Adv. J0N.3VjroralBj Butte, VJULSJ 1.