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Dise rderiy o. the Rins.

walter Stall, living st No sos Estt
Frederick street, was disordsrly ct the
King street rink on Saturday. He wss not
arrested but notice has besn served upon
him that he will be locked up II he 70.
peats his disoTdesly conduct
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- ~ - oanoo 1tmee-
e)emss Aeadssas a Reilly, white sink king
= nue sell q Conswaso Junction, struck
49, - tsoo ore about nftssn iest from the
- TIE vsia u about three inches
- Saos - dep.h Of is "a 20 iss.
m n-s r'sy. TIE ore bss ever
ss-sss =. -&A-s ..s-;- a~iiy
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RARGAINs IN PICTURES

TIE undersigned Offers to the public al pri
vats sale. choice lot OF framed Pc u fes
fewsu' Jscls and New Designs of FraInes
TIE au tion sale was stopp- q and nos CfYrr
To he public the above goods at private sals
~ Auction frtrss cnancs OF a lifoti M IN
secure ba' gains una bs 4utily YOUR homes AZ a
nominal cost, st No l40 NUrtn Queen s,reet,
II DAklEL "A. MAYEk
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ssddsn Dss,h ofA Eormsr Lancaster coun,,au.

Dudden Death ofA Former Lancaster C0unt,Au
Harry Felix, . matchmaker, employed
by Charles q. Wilson, of ga Penn street,
Reading, died suddenly ON Sunday st
ZieRler & Sclih'a drug store. He had been
suffering from complication Of diseases,
and about nino O'Clock went to the drug
store TO get somo medicine He was sud.
denly taken Ill. and, dropping into chair,
died. He was 20 years Of sge, and W. born
In Columbia He had lived in Reading for
many yeara In August 1862, hs enlisted
In company B, 45th Psnna. Volunteers, and
was discharged Juno 7th, 1866, having
served about three years. He Was one Of
tho smallest men In the service and was
noted for his bravery. He was captured by
the enemy In tho charge upon the forts be-
foro Petersburg, and was Q prisoner for
over year. During this time he uttered
all tho horrors of tho prison psps at Libby,
Andersonvllle, and Danville. Thirty.two
members Of his company we're captured
with him, and he Wss one OF seven who
lived to be exchanged.
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DAA THH

IAxpts. January 20. 1879. in this city. Leah
a. Lands. infant daughter of ERA n. and
kats A. Lands, In her tenth week.
The relatives ana friends OF the family arc
respectfully fnvitsd to attend TIE funeral,
from her parents residence. SO North Lime
street on tuesday NJ p. m. lntt rment at
Lancaster cemetery.
koLvArH.- Near Leaman Place, on tho 2'st
INIT Elizabeth J. AnkrirU, dauR hter of On fah
Antrim, u. D., ana vile OF kosert .. Nc
Twain. =
Tho relatives ana friencs Of tho family are
respectfully y invite d to attend the faneral, on
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. ecrviNs
held In the Paradise Presby terrain church. In.
torment at OLD Ieicock ce.Le.ery.
Oxford fress please copy.
kRYy January 20, 1889 at Mountyi'ie Eliz,.
beth Mem. agsd u years. months and 10 days
Tie relatives and friends of ths family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from her late residence. at Mountviiie, on
Wednesday morning ut 10 O'Clock at the house.
Intermenta ~ family burylng ground at Mount
vile. r.
EDEnMAN.. In this city. on tho 10th of Jann.
AIRY, albert =. EbermaD. In tho 73d year uf his
age.
Tho funeral will take place from the late
residence Of deceased. No. 427 North Duke
street, Tuesday afternoon It 3 o'clock 70
flowers. Interment and funeral strictly pri.
vate. jl92td
OxxsoH. In this city on the 2o,h inst. Daniel
Okeson, aged a yoars.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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During The past week Less rsiiops we're
distributed u the soup house
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A NNUAL stOUKHOLDEkS, MEET.

A NNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
IA ing o! the American Mechanics Build.
Ing and can Association will bs held al ths
Solicitor fhce. No 2lk South Duke street.
O'Clock. to receive auditors annual Re port.
tn act On renewing OF Sharle~, to Con slider re.
Vision OF The BYLAWS, ana TO elect Officers
ano Directors Tor ensuing year. The b,oks
are open TO subscri p,ions tor stock in the eW
series t2ist Annuall Just issued
Jl'3tdM.W,s JOhF Is. REHM, see'y
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HAlR BRUSHES! HAIR RRUSHESI
IA Ourstock OF Hair Brus hes Is lar ger ana
more varied than ever before. Almost any.
thiog You want In brushes. The best Amefi.
can kasiish h ana French makes In stock
choice lot oI bisaehsd long Gus sian bristies in
SOLD bichs among them at Lowest Prices,
fhAiLkh's hAsr END PHARaACf
Opposite Eastern Market,
Try FraileS's SyIup of BIoodro1i, Villa
Cherry and borebouId tor coughs and colds.
IL nole than holds Its own. MWFAw
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OPEN EvERY EVENING.
N. W. CORNER DUKE AND VINE srs,
mll-lydA,WSBs
ZOE SALE OR RENT
EXECUTORs' RALE OF REAL Es-

H.AECOIOhS' SALE OF REAL ES-
On MONDAY, JAxUARY %, ls:o.
the UNDERMINED. executors OF the estate Of
nenry =. Leman, deceased will cell at the
Irankiin Aopse: Lancaster. lhs following two
NO J, OonsistinG OF traot OF land, contain.
ing Acre ano Perches. situated ON the south
bank OF the Conestoga creek. in Upper Lea.
ooSs township: opposite 70 samuel 4: koltS
mill. ana eoout one half mile south OF Ores on.
adjoining lands Of L. W. ehirk, Pe.er b. Bru.
baker and said creek. The improvements
there0a oonsist OF two Stone Bulldogs, for
merly used snd Known as Lemsn1 zine
WORKS. ANA contains q good water power.
ment.
NO. 9. consists Of . Tract Of Timber end
eprout Land. containing . acres and III
Ieschss, situated In Man helm township. oppo
sit0 TO NO. ], on the north bank OF aRid creek,
adjoining lands Of samuel n. kolt Mary Ann
Mott ana SAID creek.
esle will De held at o'clcck D. m when con.
oitioRs Will be mede knO~n by
A. e. kElEGHL.
j. HAkOLD WlCKRRSHAN
DUBOIS ROHkkk,
Executors OF II. e. Ieamau, deceased
Aro' y. kxIHoaI, Auct. Janl<M,W.Tts
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QXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Ia ZEAL IBrATE,

TXECUNR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Ia ZEAL IBrArE.
on TnURsDAY. JANUARY 81, lSs0.
At the Keystone House. in The city OF ancSs.
ter, the undersigned ex6cutrix OF tho estate
OF Henry Swontxel will sell at public sale the
following keal Estate. IN wit 70
NO l. Lot of Ground, ON which 10 crested
Q two ana ahslf story BRICK WELLiNG
HOUSE. No: IS ConestoRs street. Lancast4
city. containing in front 10 feet, inches, more
or less. ana extending in depth 70 feet. more
No. .. A Lot OF Ground, on which IL erected
Q two-story bKiCK DWELLING ROUss,
NO. 81 kSst Grt tderick street, containing in
front Is feet. In nches. more or i %, an d ex.
tending In depth u feet. 10 inches. more or
Ko.s A Lot OF Ground. on which 10 also
erected tvo-stoIy BRICK DWELLING
ing sleO tbs same fIontage and deDth % NO 3.
SO L. A Lot Of Ground. on which 10 erected
Q two story Brick yelling House, MO. 81 HAT
fredsrict street. containing the same front
ere and depth as No 3:
These properties are in good condition and
:nsr nr.Sciass Investment and win posi-.
ssls TO commence at O'Clock p. m, whom
terms Will DO made known by
RAtLY u. MAPLE,
Hxecntrix of Henry swentzs'. decessed
JoBL T.. HAINRs. Aucti0neer.
TAMIL l6,le.2i 23 9s.&,S
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wilt
\ bsreceivod by the undersienod until t6o
10Th Gay OF February, loee. for the erection OF 8
barn 70 leplacc the Ona burned In November.
this residenc8 or 0ffico of tHo undsrsiSne6
S,1 Sno reserves tho right % rejsct any. Or All
BRun.BArD. Jan. 10. 1850. janiEivd:
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wsW an ADHAarDaxsx1A
EiND our Y0US FUTURE.
A Remarkable Vvnmans

EFOR sss. (DAY COURsk)
~ The keyssonA Bushes ColleHo 0lsgn
young men ana ladies' z thorough end praeti.
Typewrttlng snd Shorthand teuahS EVoliS9
sessicn: ~. Time TO eompletO 1uil oo1fDo q
ff0m to months.
". MossBH,
Ne !" West King street. ID aoos: Lascssssr.
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SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe :honia have 2 bottle OF DR.
safe. No Opium or Aorphis mixtures. win
relieve Cnlic. Gripins In the hIWels and Pro-
y. D.rAHkn1Y . SOS. HasenoWn, A1. Drug.
RiotS cell ts = cents. -
xrli bettis sent by p,al 70 esets.
, 1889-06-27
Wants to Know,

EDITOR MORNING. REVIEW: Some time
ago the REVIEW published an account of
the inhuman treatment of a child by it's
father, a man named Hanson, who heat
his little son numerically with club.
breaking has arm. and after the limb was
act IN this city refusing to allow the child
TO remain here until morning, but in.
miles into the country in y wagon, ut 2
O'Clock in the morning. At the time |
supposed the inhumsn father would be
properly dealt with, but nothing has vet
been done In the matter. Asa citizen. |
would like 10 know IL the people of this
community are going TO allow this outrage
to pass uun0ticed. A. l.. DAVIS.
, 1889-06-27
THE MORSE MYsrER,
speculAtiona ~ to Whist became OF the
Missing Man.

Misaiug MAN.
The whereabouts of j. b. Morse, the
lumber mill man from Rockford. who 40
mysteriously disappeared the fore part of
last week, still remain unknown. 1t il
firmly believed at Rockford and Sprapue
that he met with foul play while in this
city, but the facts learned here by the
police rather indicate that he lett this city
on night train. 1t seems strange that
he should ship lumber TO this city instead
OF dispOsing OF it in the vicinity OF his
mill whore it would command a larger
price. He shipped two carloads to +. j.
Brickell and arrived here about the same
time the lumber did. He had told Mr..
Brickell at the time he contracted to sell
the lumber to him to send the check for
the amount of the lumber to him vt
Rockford. but when the lumber arrived
here he was on hand to get the money.
The lumber was not quite what he had
represented 1t to be and and Mr.. Brick.
ell told him that he could not allow
him the price he had agreed 10. bat Mr..
Morse made no objection. He received
something less than $3.50 for the two car
loads. IT ia stated that he was seen buy
ing val'se sE ortly before tain time the
last night he was seen. Il is surely a
strange case, but it hardly seems possible
that he could have been put out of the
way in this city without something being
known about it,
, 1889-06-27
R.e.iv.d HI. Comn,.,,o,.

Hal J. Cole has received his coinmissiop
as agent Of the Colville Indians. to which
position he was recently appointed to sue.
ceed Major r. d. 9wydir. Mr.. Cole has
not has not yet appointed clerk. ri.
though there are several applicants for
the position. some Of them being from
parties In the east. Mr. Cole says he will
follow the policy Of the administration in
making appointments, hence the applica-
tions Of tenderfeet who do not care to
come out west except when they expect to
find an official position awaiting them,
will not meet with favor. Mr.. Cole will
choose his su6ordinates from residents of
Eastern Washington.
, 1889-06-27
THE HIDDEN .KEAsURE.
Articles Of Incorporation FILED bv the
Hidden Treasure Mining CompAny.

AftioieH OF lnoOrpOfatAOn fned bv the
Hidden Treasure Mining Company.
Articles Of incorporation were filed in
the auditors Office yesterday for the organ.
ization of the Hidden Treasure Mining
Company with capital stock of IS, ,OO0.-
600. The genera nature Of the business
to be carried on by this company will be
the acquisition and operation Of mines in
Shoshone county, Idaho, and elsewhere,
ana more particularly the mine known as
the l." Hidden Treasure, in the LIE Land
District in Shoshoue county, Idaho; to en-
gage in mining, crushing, smelling, re.
ducing and refining products of such
mines and such other ores AS the company
may purchase or otherwise acquire. The
chosen az trustees % Sf the eomnaSs nsSs 0esn
II. Taylor. Joseph +. Bose, L. j. NJ. Hale
and G. r. Burns. Spokane Falls; l. w.
Anderson and Edmond Rice Jr., Tacoma,
aud Dennis Ryan Of st: Paul. The prin-
cipai office aud place of business will be
In this city.
, 1889-06-27

.ne onfnt district held by O,s,oo
companies nr insurance compani.s ,an,s"
sented In Portland. The eraot ar,o,,n.
cannot be definitely learned AT pre,snt as
several agencies are as yet in Sonht "a"
RsrolpR the matter, and have ...,
In"n 70 examine the situation. A snac;.i
mertink was held by the city con neil .oon
aner the hre 10 promptly take whatever
sction WAS necessary to enforce order. nro i.
ttct property and aid those rend dsred
SIX EXTRA POLICEMEN
were put on duty. A mass meetinv AZ c;t;
rens will be- held Monday evening 10 taks
into confederation the Necessities Of m.
people who have suffered by the Ere. and
10 consider measures for the future saipt,
anu |, welfare OF the city. There are u mum.
oer or suspicious characters about the city
anu prompt steps will be taken to rid the
place OF the presence of all such charac.
trrs' AT each Of the fireI that occurred n
very strong odor OF coal oil was detected,
Ihere is no doubt but there was an or.
gan'zed plot to burn up the place.
PORTLAND. June 22,-Four tanares
In the business portion Of Van.
eouver, Washin9ton territory, were swept
ny a coDhaxration to-day, and about
thirty bn,.dings destr0yed. The loss IL
soout $4,000. The buildings were
mostly. small frame structures There
were also two smaller fires in Vancouver
last night, ard il ia thought that incen.
diaries are " work. The matter il being
rigidly investigated. During the bro.
eress OF the fire this morning a great
panic prevailed, and many families
moved their effects away from the Vi.
cinity of the burning district, thinking
the town was going. Losses mostly fall
upon merchants and families, and there
will be considerable destitution.
, 1889-06-27
Kescued from the River.

During the excitement of the fire on the
island yesterday afternoon man running
over some logs in the river, immediately
south Of where the buildings were on fire.
slipped and fell into the water, and but
for the timely aid Of parties near by
would have drowned. He had gone down
under water the third time when he was
grabbed by the head and rescued FROM
watery grave. Two men tel into the
water in sndesvoring to help him out
The banks were lined on either side and
loud shouts went up when the man was
taken from the water.
, 1889-06-27

sierra Nevada mountains tho golden hell
tatrnds throughout most of the length M
Calif0rnia; but the Cascade rap1e tlos.
DOT exactly connect with the Sierra Ma.
vada mountains. but lies west and north
of them, and this California RoId beit
where II extends into Oregon. passes pot
west out east OF the Cascade mou untaius.
ana continues along the eastern foothills
o. those mountains through Oregon.
WashlnRton and British Coum. is 10
Alaska.
Where thi. gold belt enters Wa,bino-
ton near the Dalles. Il IL about thirty feet
VIDE, and continues north ward of thar
width until passing the Wentachee river.
WHEN. In the regions Of the Salmon river
mines, VI breaks up into sevefal branches.
Ou toe northern boundary IT Washington
u spreads over region 120 miles wide IN
nve separate BELLS, With non gold bearing
country between, The hack OF water east
OF the Cascades keeps much OF this roId
oeIt from being worked. Only small spurs
rom the main gold belt cross west of the
Cascad" range on the Sssgit, Sultan and
elsewhere.
On the other hand the great silver belt
u east OF the Sierra Nevada mountains.
After coal and iron, the main object of In.
fuset Sound prospector should be silver
snd lead ores. His trouble will arise
from three causes: The dense vegetable
growth covering deposits; the basaltic,
lava and granite upheavals, and glacial
action.
The last completely "breaks M" the
California miner. particularly the placer
miner. During the glacial epoch Arizona
tnd southern California had q climate
IKE the ocean coast OF Washington and
the region thence northwarI to Alaska has
now, On the breaking no Of the glacial
Ice all the streams OF California and Ari-
zpna were flooded to their utmost. Hence
placer gold was there distributed by river
action; but here by ice action and the
glacial drift. The two differ so much in
their action and effect that the California
miner and prospector, when he comes TO
Washington, needs IN learn his trade all
over again. II would need separate ar
ticle to describe the effects OF glacial nc.
tion.-E bridge Morse.
, 1889-06-27
PENNY WISE. POUND FOOLISH,
Disaster Csused by Efforts TO save the
Price of Fuel

BosToN. June ga two story wooden
house on Fifth street place in South Bos-
ton collapsed this morning, buryin9 sew
eral people in the ruins. Annie Mullin,
aged 10, and Thomas Flaherty, aged l3,
were taken out dead. Mrs Hannah Mul.
len. aged 80, had a leg broken. Edward
y. Nolan, aged 80, was severely injured
internally. Several others were hurt. but
not seriously. The house has been vacant
for some time and was condemned by the
neiHbborhood have been in the habit of
going there for 6rewood, and had torn
away about all Of the rnderpinning. One
Of the boys WAS chopping away q portion
Of the beam when the house fell.
, 1889-06-27
sicCormick Trial at Murray.

MURRAY, Ida. june 22. Special The
case against John Mccormick. charged
with killing James Gordon at Osburn, was
called. Attorney Charles w. ONeil sp.
peared for the people, and William II.
Clagett, Alex e. May Albert Allen
snd John c. Robinson of Deer Lodge,
Mont, for tho defendant. Judge Robinson
ss brother in.law of Mccormick. The
regular panel was exhausted by
noon and court adjourned until Monday
Judge Logans decisions are very strict In
the examination of jurors, and the defend.
ants counsel have asked for triers.
, 1889-06-27
Death Of j. q. Pattee.

A telegram was received yesterday after.
noon from A. b. Goldstein at Victoria, b.
e., announcing that ]. Q. Pattee of this
city had died ut that place on Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Goldstein will reach here
tonight with the remains. Mr.. Pattee
left this city on June 3 for Victoria, hop
ing the change would improve his health,
which had been failing for some time.
Deceased came 10 Spokane FALLS about
three years ago. He died at the aye Of 80.
A wife and four children survive him,
, 1889-06-27
Nasu rui for Sesesls.

HxATrLE, June q, Special The city
ooancll at u meeting tonight passed reso.
lutions complimentary TO the first regiment
Of the National guards for their services
rendered during the two weeks succeeding
the fro, and placed at the disposal of the
regiment six thousand dollars to be used
for the benefit OF the regiment. Any al.
tempt to hx the value OF the services reud.
cred by the regiment IL expressly disclaim.
ed In the resolutions The money will be
turned over TO Col Haines and will be used
for the benefit OF the regiment
, 1889-06-27
Prospective Pottery Trasr.

WHEELING. W. Va, June 22.-Large
including those OF New Jersey, West Vir.
ginia and Ohio, are sndea y0rlng To form q
trust, Leading pottery operators OF the
country have been in consultation in this
CITY for number Of days. All that 10
lacking now IL plao which will secure
the cooperation of all concerned in the
line Ut trade affected,
, 1889-06-27
Elshornts Dissertations.

CAPE NAY. N. j., June 22.--Cape May 10
beautiful to-day IN the elaborate display
Oftbe presence Of the president of the
United States. This morning General
Sewell took the president for q drive ON
the beach and through the town. After
lunch with General Sewsll he returned To
Postms sster General WaSamaksr's cottage
for the afternoon.
, 1889-06-27
Terrible Accident,

The news WIS brought to town this
morning that Grant Copeland. Son of our
old.time citizen, Il. G. Copeland, WAS
killed by the bursting OF u saw while he
was saving cordwood on u horse power
machine. The saw In flying apart caught
Grant on the forehead nearly severinv his
head In two. He was promising young
man. 25 years of age, and his untimely
death casts shadow over the community
--Walla Walla Statesman.
, 1889-06-27
s@ntencss Dscreed.

SKArTLE. June 22, Special.--rhis after.
noon. Judge Haniord sentenced Joseph
Mestos, hignwayman who robbed a
Swede.on Grant street bridge about two
months ago, to fourteen years at hard 10.
Dor In the penitentiary NJ Wallx Wslla.
Charles Minte, u portuguese, convicted
OF assault upon the person OF Mabel Gif.
ford, 5-year old child, WAS sentenced to
fourteen years in the psnitentisry at hard
labor. Minte's attorney made n hard fight
for him. but could obtain no new trial.
, 1889-06-27
Ooufiagr.ttou An rue.on.

TuCsoN, June FL, Special. Word was
reached here Of the total destruction OF the
village Of onijotos, 80 miles south west
Of here by fire. Not building Of any con
sequence escaped. Stores, saloons. res.
taursnts, lodging houses, sill we're destroy ed
owing to the exclusive dry weather. and no
water supply save by water Carrs. The FIRE
was irresistible, Cost VI construction oi
the burnt district WAS shout 35' 900. HI.
Sowers and Verdugo IL Verdug mer.
chants. lost about $1,000 each.
, 1889-06-27
s..lni,. Win. 500 rr>nc.,

NEW YORK, Jane - -Steinitz has been
Informed that the prizs of 800 francs offered
by Prince Dadian of Mingrelia, for the
most brilliant game OF the chess contest
played between Steinitz aud Tch orin at
Havsns IN January and February last, has
been awarded ~ the eighth game which
was won by Steinitz.
, 1889-06-27
French "ls,sh." pee,s Axxr,ev.a

PARIS, June 22.-Meinbers If the Right
In the chamber of deputies have issued a
manifesto, declaring that they are aggrisv.
ed st the action Of the republican nsJori-
ty, and advising the electors to unite In the
bame of France and Liberty sgainst Parlia.
ment and Feudality.
, 1889-06-27
Attempted Coalition.

SANTA FE, June %, Special. The terri.
torisl democratic committee to day sp.
pointed committee to hold another con.
ference with the republican central COM
mittes and made u proposition that they
will work In harmony with the republi.
cans In favor Of statehood next month,
provided the republicans will be satisfied
with majority OF one In the constitution
sl convent ion, otherwise II is said they in.
tend to oppose the movement
, 1889-06-27
FAMILY MURDERER
Five Persons Killed by James
Wilbur.
The Fiend Fearing Lynching
Hangs Himself.
olympia win Raise 100000 to Obtain =
kAiirosd-Ths Mccormick Murdsr
Cass--Coast Notes,

HELENA, Mont, June 22, Special -
Hamilton Wilber was arrested Yesterday
i'y the sheriff ~ Cascade county. ~ the
man who murdered five emlgrants In J ud,i
county. wilbur In now in Jail at Great
Fails. Wilbur WIS arrested in Montana i'm
1887 Tor the murder ~ COW boy In Wyorn
Ing, but broke l.il. He WAS finally can.
'ured by Montana authorities and WAS sub.
s.qnently acquitted. II Wilb ,r is idenli
hsd be will probably be lynched. The
murdered family are almost positively
iid.ntitied as Joseph Kur,z and wife and
Ed Briggs and wife, weil.to.do people OF
Helena, ona trip to Northern Montana.
The little girl is supposed to he little
cbiid that the party were taking to her
parents.
Later: Wilbur committed suicide this
morning by hanging himself with towel
In his cell.
DETAILS OF THE SELF v-HAHoINa.
HELENA. June 22. Special. Harry Pat.
terson, alias James Wilou-, the tierd who
murdered live persons in the Judith valley,
WAS found dead in his cell this morning.
lie had hung himself with the aid Of u
towel and some strips from shirt or pill
low case. The prisoner I'm the adjoining Y
Cell heard him moving about between II
and O'Clock. 1t Is supposed the deed
Was done then. No groan WAS uttered and
no particular noise made. He would GER
tainly have been hung anyway, 80 he
thought he would do tho job himself.
, 1889-06-27
Leaves 100000.

San FRANCISCO. June 22, Special. Joseph
Einerie, One of the well known Californi.
ans. aged -, iied here to-day leaving an
estate approx imntaIy worth $1OO,VOO.