Nobby Neckwear Styles For All Tastes
A fine lot of new silk neckwear in made-up Tecks Four-in-Hands Imperials Stringers Puffs and Bow Ties in a variety of styles priced at soc each.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
A fine lot of new silk neckwear in made-up Tecks Four-in-Hands Imperials Stringers Puffs and Bow Ties in a variety of styles priced at soc each.
A catalog of luxury fashion items from New York London and Paris highlighting neckwear including puff cravats tecks imperials and folly-in-hand offerings, fancy vests and three hundred jackets for the season. Bath robes slippers mittens towels sets priced from 4 to 14 dollars and house robes in many styles and fabrics from 4 to 27 dollars.
Local astronomers and Professor Leonard predict a strong meteoric display on Thursday and Friday mornings next week if clouds permit. Historical perturbations from Temple's comet and Jupiter have altered earlier returns, but a favorable path now suggests a fine shower after midnight with minimal moonlight interference.
Judge Lindsay will conduct a 2 pm session with matters including estates of Spellman Walsh Haskins Williams Shinnick and Provost estate accounts, petitions for letters, sales and real estate matters, and various motions and proofs. Also listed are Condensation of ground, Hall, Dupont, Keefe, and Bonner Mercantile Company cases with calendar actions.
Nellie Gray known as the Marysville Kid appeared in police court on a charge of robbing Edgar Dayton of 25 dollars. She denied the accusation and the case was set for tomorrow. Dayton said he entered the wrong establishment and was persuaded to stay. he later admitted the loss and offered half to avoid prosecution. A friend of the woman was present.
No new smallpox cases reported today amid ongoing efforts by physicians in charge to stamp out the disease before cold weather. Pest-house discharges increase daily with about twenty patients remaining. Dr Bryanta remains active in city hall vaccination drives as calls decline.
Judge Knowles ordered twenty three names drawn for a grand jury to examine the case of H A Barton the mailing clerk accused of opening letters and stealing valuables. Jurors are to assemble in Butte on Wednesday Nov 14. Most drawn are nonresidents of Silver Bow county.
Detective Murphy and Officer Evarts arrested three occupants at a South Maintreet cabin for vagrancy. The detainees Pearl Rivers Frank Cash and Ed Tilbert were booked at police headquarters. An older woman, decently dressed, appeared among the group as alleged hop fiends.
Special to the Inter Mountain from Boston reports the copper mining stock market closed with mixed results. Amalgamated rose to 9.93 and 50 cents, Anaconda traded near 47.00, Parrot around 46.00, Boston and Montana at about 131.80, Butte & Boston near 4.30, Calumet and Hecla at 4.55, Tamarack near 2.67, Osceola around 3.00, and Utah Copper at about 8.80.
Marriage licenses issued for William J. Fried and W Della Fluke James Thomas and Mamie Rashleigh Baleain Pettit found dead in his Galena street cabin in late hour Nixon bankruptcy creditors hearing ongoing John McGinnis discharged from vagrancy charge Julius Hensen 48 died Funeral at Richards on Saturday at 2 pm Mental health inquiry into Michael Johnson Norwegian Christian association event planned in Scandinavian hall West Copper street Friday night All are welcome.
Montreal reports Dominion wide results from yesterdays parliamentary election with Liberal and independent gains over Conservatives. London editorials praise Sir Wilfrid Laurier as the inspiring leader and predict a long tenure, while French Canadian opposition faces a decisive defeat.
New York November 5 report stated Marcus Daly of Montana suffers a recurrence of his recent illness and his life is despaired of.
Omaha dispatch reports national ticket results from 54 counties with 10 more counties estimated and one precinct missing per county. McKinley leads Bryan by 90,228 to 85,196 with a net gain of 14,805 since 1896. Fusionists argue missing city votes could shift state plurality. governor and legislature races remain tight with no clear majority.
A Pekin dispatch reports a high Chinese figure says the south China rebellion is wrecking trade and cutting revenues, risking spring debt interest. Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang regret peace delays and fear the future, ready to accept Delvasse proposals while ministers mark time. The Chinese deem occupying imperial tombs at Lung more significant than capturing the emperor and dowager empress.
Engineer in Chief Melville received a telegram from William Trigg the builder reporting that the torpedo-boat Stockton achieved her contract speed in builders’ trial off Norfolk yesterday. The Trigg company seeks a prompt official trial and the navy department has agreed to comply.
Partial results from Ovando and Elliston give McKinley ahead in local contests with McKinley 60 to 68 against Bryan 68 in Elliston for president. Sheriff race shows Frenche leading Conley narrowly with 40 to 19 votes, and Coleman tops Twohy 45 to 1 for county treasurer. State senator Kennedy leads, legislature leaning republican in scattered tallies. election outlook unsettled as mounts progress.
News from Vienna reports a surge of fatal incidents during Austrian army maneuvers near completion. A Bodgoraz incident involved two infantrymen killed by improvised blank ammunition, with three Seventy-eighth soldiers found to have bullets in their pouches. At Jablunka four artillerists perished and 18 were wounded. a sergeant is suspected of smuggling a projectile. An inquiry continues as 28 Honved infantrymen died from exhaustion during a march from Tisch to Arad amid Carpathian crossings.
N, Rels of Chicago, is here on business. B. Hunt of Pony called on friends in Butte today. John B. Wellcome of Creeklyn arrived in the city this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Farlin of Rochester, Mont., are visitors in Butte today. P. L. Reece of Billings was among strangers seen on the streets this afternoon.
Chicago reports a doubtful district awaiting returns. Republicans appear to hold a slim majority in both chambers, but Democrats push to control the lower house and perhaps the legislature on joint ballot. Current indications show House 77 Republicans 76 Democrats. Senate 29 Republicans 22 Democrats, with Republicans predicting larger margins.
A reprinted editorial urges daily thanksgiving and notes Americans have much to be grateful for. It wields opinions on Bryan, McKinley, Wellington and the durability of the dollar, reflecting political sentiments of the era.
Washington November 2 telegrams included Emile Loubet Paris congratulating McKinley on his reelection and noting closer ties between nations Manila November reports the President receiving sincere congratulations from the Commission Guatemala November 8 M Estrada C President sending best wishes Also an ad seeks chamber work or housework at 3 South Arizona street room 18
Detroit Free Press captures a quirky exchange as Gump and Slump discuss private life. They clarify living arrangements in a flat, shedding light on their everyday routine and personal space in a lighthearted interview.
A Portrush gentleman sent Lord Roberts a shamrock and a horseshoe as remembrance. Roberts replied by printing the horseshoe kept as a souvenir and others found at Paardeberg and during the Orange Free State entry. The note suggests he treasures horseshoes, a detail some readers may find surprising yet many cultured figures value such superstitions.
A humorous fragment from the Chicago Post features a contributor speaking of a lite solid thought and a quick reply from the editor who says he needs a paper weight as he reaches for the manuscript.
The preliminary report notes a sage hurled against mar and related proceedings. Details are fragmentary but indicate a legal matter moving through initial stages with references to individuals and actions in a courtroom setting.
A humorous Chicago item notes the editor saying an effusion is unavailable and points to multiple sending spots. The punch line shows a rambling barn asking where else to submit and receiving the reply the house of correction.
A reverent bishop surveys a class of girls and asks about the best preparation for a sacrament. A bold reply echoes, a quip about courtin, hinting at the bishop's surprise as the source notes the youthful humor from a Youth's Companion item.
Heirs of Patrick A. Largey through administratrix Lulu t Largey file for patent on Nellie Lode in Jefferson county Montana. Filing includes Survey No 6082, 20.66 acres, and note of Ward Lode adjoining. Also Henry L Johnston Oliver P Johnston John Norman and Halver Larson file for Columbus and Arcede Lodes in Silver Bow County with two surveys Nos 6026 6027 totaling about 40 acres, adjoining Columbus Barina Johnston Silver Moon Kopper King and Arcede Lodes. records in Jefferson and Silver Bow county offices. First publication Oct 23 1900.
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