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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1899
Page
4
The largest and most complete line of Shoes, Fancy Oxfords and Slippers ever shown in Butte. Slippers in rainbow colors with new toe shapes and heels. Spring shoes and oxfords in stock, including tan and black viel kid. Children and misses low shoes and strap sandals on offer.
Washington March 12 Lieut De Faramond of the French navy, visiting with the French ambassador, discusses American naval methods and the war’s impact. He cites rapid fire guns, armor, and ship design as key lessons, noting US progress and international interest in naval observers. He contrasts ironclads with modern destroyers and defends homeward defense roles.
From Washington the Tribune reports the United States will not interfere with Cuban plans while not recognizing the Cuban assembly as a legitimate government. The March dispatch notes strained relations and emphasizes non-recognition of Cuban self-rule.
Infants suffer when nursing mothers cut fats and hypophosphites. Prof W B Cheadle and Dr Thompson advocate cod liver oil as essential for mother and child. Scott’s Emulsion advertised as pure Norwegian cod liver oil with hypophosphates priced at $1.90.
The notice states that the Cuban army will be disbanded on the agreed terms with Gomez and his troops will be paid accordingly. It outlines that the arrangement was made with Gomez and will be carried out with him directing the payments.
Advices via Victoria state Moros on Palawan island north of Borneo killed the Spanish governor at Port Royalet. The insurgents beheaded him, looted churches, and carried Spaniards as prisoners into the hills. News from Labuan via Labuan's Labuan steamship Labuan cites heavy taxes as spark.
March 13 Chicago announces the Isle of Pines Colony, a nine-member cooperative to locate fertile land in the Isle of Pines. The group plans to invest in land, pursue government grants or cheap purchases, and focus on fruit and vegetable production for the market, with sugarcane and tobacco also on modest cultivation.
In Mayen Conn on March 13 Yale corporation members admit Prof Geraldette Perrin a Yale Greek senior likely to be vice president Timothy Dwight. Perrin class of 1869 has taught at Yale and Hartford high school. he authored series on Greek Latin authors and books on the Odyssey. A private meeting will consider Perrin’s candidacy.
An officer aboard Chenuk Carondelet reports sighting an uncharted reef in the South Pacific. The reef appeared a quarter mile long at latitude 314 south with 1808 West longitude. Forty days later the chronometer on port was found to be misadjusted by about one mile east.
A double tragedy is reported from Nanaimo with David Frane allegedly shooting Lizzie White and then committing a further act in a hotel room. Public figures in entertainment are involved, with unclear motives and cause of the sequence. Further details are unavailable.
Ladies prefer a remedy claimed to equal French Tansy Tablets for relief and cure of irregular menses. Manufactured by A. Augen 4ro in Paris, France, offered by Newbro Drug Co in Butte, Montana as sole agents at $2 per box, mailed securely sealed.
A Times financial dispatch from London reports a sharp, unsettled week with gold movements led by Germany and Belgium's markets, a 3 percent Bank of England rate, and looming budget deficits. Anticipation of political decisions, debt redemption suspensions, and cautious sentiment push investors to sell.
An Austrian dispatch reports Herr Kraza nowozky, director of the Kreidt bank of Lemberg, killed himself Friday. A later letter blamed co-director Herr Machwicki for driving him to ruin and embezzlement fears sparked a bank run. Machwicki’s high social rank magnified the scandal.
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