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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1899
Page
4
The largest complete display of Echoes Fancy Oxfords and Slippers in Butte offers slippers in rainbow colors and new heel shapes. Spring shoes and oxfords in colored kid and satins fill shelves. Featured items include an 82.00, 2.50 and 4.00 oxfords in tan and black. Childrens Lew Shoes and strap sandals also sold.
A Washington dispatch reports General Breckinridge discussing Cuba after U S occupation. He says Cubans support annexation, favor a democratic convention, and warns of instability after troops withdraw. He urges road building and local self sufficiency to avert famine and notes contrasts with Spanish law and U S rights.
In San Francisco on April 10 the collier Brutus finishes coaling and sails for Guam while Scandia heads to Hunter’s Point dry dock. Arigona completes coaling and Newport docks for overhaul as transports near readiness for a Manila convoy.
The Matin reports Esterhazy denying Roget's accusations in the Dreyfus case. He dismisses Roget's statements as ridiculous and says Hartmann was mistaken about his presence at Messy maneuvers or Chalon Champs tests of the 120‑caliber cannon. He asserts he dictated letters to the London Daily Chronicle for President Faure.
Thin, pale and consumptive persons should use a constructive tonic that enriches the blood and renews wasted tissues. Scott's Emulsion digests the oil for you by mechanical processes to rest the digestive organs and produce energy and warmth. Hypophosphites invigorate the nerves and brain tissues, sold by Scott & Hallne Chemists in New Worles.
In defense, Comte Esterhazy labels the charge as a fabrication and asserts that he did not author the bordereau attributed to Dreyfus. The remark frames the dispute over authorship and authenticity.
The Raleigh is expected to arrive in New York Saturday after leaving Hamilton Bermuda on Thursday. A reception committee of about 400 prominent men is organizing events. The cruiser will be met in the lower bay by the mayor and escorted up the North River by excursion boats. A salute at Grant's Tomb will precede a return to Thirty-fourth Street for anchoring and visitor receptions. Captain Coghlan and officers will attend a banquet and various entertainments. A Riverside Drive land parade is planned with government troops, national guards, reserves, and the Aster battery, formerly Manila service, likely to participate.
New York April 10 report from Washington says General Breckinridge recommends improved troop housing in Porto Rico and Cuba. He cites khaki uniforms turning colors, suggests a blue striped Spaniard style, notes foul meat at a Havana depot, and urges more vegetables and sugar in rations.
London finances hover in a state of suspended animation as credit strains tighten and markets hesitate. Our correspondent notes unsettled continental markets, nervous lenders, and higher rates, with preparations for next week's settlement while investors await clarity on future directions.
The sole survivor, Schnoeter, recounts a storm wreck of a sloep carrying Tom Hackett of Seattle and two women while they were intoxicated. Hackett and Charlie the Irish logger drowned, and the fate of a yacht Thistie may be tied to the wreckage found at Albert Bay.
Accused of extravagance in Peking and along the Yellow River, Chang Jumor and Chang Jumei, governor of Shantung, are censured for lavish entertainments in Chinanta for L Hung Chang during his travel as imperial high commissioner of river conservancy amid flood relief efforts.
A Taam iner state forecasts a likely combine among redwood lumber workers on the coast soon. The note cites growing tensions and potential union action as talks intensify for better wages and conditions. Local officials cautions that organized activity may spread.
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