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, 1889-12-15

And Monogram stationry; latest styles
elegant work. Write for samples; j. R.
Elgan, 1902 Arapahoe street, Denver.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
JOHN ORTHS LOVE AFFAIR.


Ills Charming Iiousrkccpcr Gusts All RI
Nais and Dccomcs AN Archduchcss.
The latest ruInor in Austrian circles is
that the queen regent of Spain will sooner
or later become the wife Of the famous
Aichduke John Of Austria, whose advent
urous career and present determination 90
renouncc hIs wealth and title and 10 earn
his living as plain John orth are we'll
known. Who started the rumor no one
knows. Suffice il TO say il the queen regent
ia a believer in monogamy she will think
twice before she lends her countcnnnce 10
amy such proposed alliance.
Mlys liecauzr n Is M open secret that
Archdake John is already married. says ihs
New York Herald. His imperial relatives.
the Nirnna press, the public, do not know,
or profess NOT 10 know that there ~ an arch
Duchess but there are documents in exis-
tunco which would seem 90 prove beyond
question that n woman now IN the arch
dukr's household IL his loyal wife.
Like all the men Of his race the archduke
has been connoisseur ul female beauty ,und
hns been lavish of his gifts 10 such women
as pleased his fancy. A few years ago
cumrly Hungarian damscl nttructed him
and Vac showed her much attention. Sub
scquently this dnmscl cnme 10 New York.
and only "a few months ago she
received go guldens ns present
from her former admiier. The arch-
duke writes 10 her frequently, and under
stand that his letters ARE most racy mud con-
ldontial.
After the departure Of this fayorite the
arch-duko. IL IN said, took a fancy
TO lraulcin Emily Stnbel, the young
ost Rster of Lon Stubol. an o1-soubrette
of considerable nuiuriety. lio had
ku, WI frmlcin EInily from her childhood
and h1d frequently expressed ms uppreca-
4 tion of her beauty and w0mnuly qualities.
She IN her tnn showed herself devoted To
bis interests, and The result, am told, was
that one fine morning not long ng0 nm army
chaplnin was summoned and m few min
utrs Archduke John Of Austrin aud Emily
Siubel were made man and wife.
Austrihns IN this ciiy arc satisfied that n
marriage has TAX N place and ARE equnlly
satisfied thut Archduhc John contracted IL
with his eyes upOn aud will never mako any
attempt TO break H. "llis conduct in the
matter IA entirely consistent they say,
"bconnse il IN ouly natural that u man who
prpfcra the life Of Il hard working private
citizen to That Of an urchuukc shall look for
wife among the people and NJ, amoug the
mobility. II the archdukc should change
his mind aud decide 90 retain his title and
rank, whY then, IL might be cnsy for
him ~ ert rld of woman who. when
he mnrfied her; was not hls social equhl, but
~ il ia pretty certain thai he will not
chRncc hiB mind his wife nlny feel sure that
ho Will not discard her. The only differ
encn ~ her will be- That instead OF being an
archduchcss II Ia nnmo only, she will in
future he known as Mrs. John Orh."
/ am assured 10y u gentleman who has
setu certain Documents relating 10 the mar
riag0 that 10 question ns to the validity can
ever mise.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
ohrI.linn seienlI.l. Of ArrIcn.

Tho Hfi tribe, with many subdivisions.
occupies about tW1 degrees of latitude, nud
then come the M6di. the Shooli, the Lang0
nnd finally the powerful wanyoro aud
Waganda. who people the countries IT Tn
yora and gauda, Immediately a"utb Of ~,
provinces of tic equator. All of thcg.
people nae. MS ] hAye snid, hentheng, wiln
The most fudimrntHry notions ur religion.
lhcy huvC ilclf cpVjoorN, or mlmeinuI, Wll4
Hre thoir only priests, and to whom lro A.
trlbultd various aupurhumau powers. Whllo
th" other men Wear no GOVERN.
thc coYjOur usually has Blu
# SONS Kind hanging down l0
back, lic wpnig curious charms auu
amnlptH. uud frequently carries gour1 rlt
tlo. or % horu ~ blow upon, He often chr
rlcs h1m filed with dust or with vatioa.
odds and cndy. which is suppo ed to hnN
magical yirtuee. by hs net.ys craft lr
Keeps nlivethr filth of tiu people in hl
magic. ile controls the wenthrr, nul
s0mctimts the fateof wnr. lie il, of e. 'ur-p
the physician. und whether iis pltlcrt u.
cow or a man, thp result Is probably NOR
favorable than II would hc II hiB pharml
eppoig we're larger. Tho treatment ~ Ia
ls the duties Of the physician go, Is ordiua
ily hy dances aud incantaiionH on Iii pau
ie % The prototype Of the Christian scicn-
tisi.--B0f0nd Boy IN Scrlbnur
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wnmnn mud The u,nhrolln.

With nm umbrella. says Bah in the Courier
Journal, a woman is more at home, ms she
regards il M stick dressed IN potiicoais,
but then she is exusperating in her manage
inent of IL. On II clenr day abe holds II
Imply and il falls down on the street, is
picked vi 10y n guilcless man who hands il
TO her, aud who gets in return not polite
thank YOU" but u very dignifcd one. thai
insinuatos lac meant 10 keep 10, On u rainy
day il is carried stiilly md sternly over hor
head for safety. The rest Of tho world
walk on cach side of her, for men may come
md men may go but that umbrella pursues
a straight career regardless Of the rights
Of other people. When she gets IN n
treet car ils umbrella Is dripping. Does
she hold Il against her own drossy Certainly
not. She holds the umbrella and lcts the
water run down the sides of the trousers uf
the unfortunate mum who muy bc next to
bor. llls only safety from pneumonia is in
flight Sclwla viii not induce her to fo
move that umbrella, ana sho X hnppicst il
II hns sword handle thnt Will suggest
deeds Of darkness Tint she has in view. II
instead oi doing AWAY with skirts. some.
body would keep q woman IN the house un
miuy DAYS or teach her how 10 curry ma
umbrella properly. the ihnnlts " an ontiFc
milton would be gwen rs that person, uud
be- could have many umhrtlln stands Greet 81
10 hiH iuOmpry or his statue placed wherever
he desired IL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
The Novice knocked out.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Dec. IA prize fight
occurred this morning near here between
Richard Heating. pugilist of some note in
this section, and Edward Carey, of Craw-
louisville, a novice. The men were evenly
matched and weighed about M pounds
oach. keating had trained but little. and
WIS overconfdent. Cnrey played a very
and. although receiving several heavy blows.
managed 10 iDtlict serious damage on his
opponent and soon got the upper hand. In
the fifteenth round Renting WAS knocked
down three times. Cautious sparring fol
lowed, md in the twenty-third round keat-
ing touched Carey lightly on the nose and
swung his right just below Carey's ear. IL
was n decisive blow. and Carey the game noy-
ice, was knocked oht.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30

The pic, We may remark, in lieu of going
bnoE Ia Adam, is 10y ma means Of Yankee
origin, laSs The Springfield Kopublicnn. IL
Is OF genuine English ancestry. English
literature sAyors OF pie FROM way back. and
it undoubtedly landed ut Plymouth Rock
WITH tine germs of other free insiitrtions,
mady io develop in new forms and propa-
gate W.io acecptRtion. The puritans and
he Plgigas cume to land whose surly
climntp limited thc enjoyment of fresh
fr8,ls to blk months oi the year. What
morn natural. uccnpa ana wise than
thni the LousrWiges shpuld dIy apples and
pumphln, nld Compound The mysterious
minccneht. i'm order b. sorve proper des-
rctt before thc lords VI the new continent?
Pie rti -n0d ly force ot ugctsslly and wit.
Tho lnplishmcn lclt b hind took ale and
belr. but thusl uOgff developed n strong
luld un the New England table. But
,pudtrn commit rec hnI invention are sup
p'Nnr fresh fruits the gear round. and 20
more pie Yields. With strHwurTics in April
iud Muy, and -fgly accession # other
lltiyt fruits TIL New Years, aud thereafter
rluig's md bauAtHs, to say nothing Of
H,uned fruiig, thcurcosgilyUf uNry dessert
dni.i G.. Wherever this abundance Of
uit Cnu Zoe li3rllIuied aud afforded. IL will
ipfedlly rVyclutoni1e tie popular dietary;
ppr ihe farms the sway OF tradition and
he nbiection tp pic IRE less casily broken,
m account Of the absence OF these sub
,litutgs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
ONIY NINE. YET 4 HERO.
= Lifilo n!ncls Boys Gold Medal iroi
the Frrncli Government,

e, Lifiic n,ncis Boys Gold Medal from
thu FrrncI Government,
A little black boy on ,he Senegal river, in
Africa IS the proud posscssor Of gold
medal sent 20 him 10y tao French minister
Of marine and the colonioC. The boy ia now
twelve yoars old, and the ace which hae re-
ooiyed this tpk0n If recognition from the
French government occurred when he was
only nine. lio LIVES ncar Bnkel, the chief
town, far inland, on tho lppcr Senegal, aad
he Witnessed some of the stirring scene.
tllfec Nclrs og5 whom ,be Marabout Lamamo
hid waste 50 llsco ditf;ct aud gave French
Interests in dppu Stntgsl s9ch lively
shaking mp.
One day he WIS rvilA Ais pnoincr in their
stfnw hut. " Icu lc suW some of the Alar
boul'a soldiers sci FIVE t1 some huts near
by. and then start to apply tho torch ~
has own home. lie picked mp lis fnrhu's
brctcll -i0alrr, gnd thoul b b" wa MOI strong
uourll ~ hold the weapon 10 hls shoultic'
he shot two Of the soldiers dead, and the
Ithcfs ran for dcnr life. The incident i.
mmtpnod IN The official reports on the
French campnign against tao MarnbDUt
and tl' hoy now lnan medal 20 chow wiis'
% VluckF .-H,nf-old hc wAg.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
HELP FOR MONTANA MEN.
Congressman Carter vii Not Rec
ommend Them, So They Look
for Help Elsewhere.
II Ia Very Doubtful However, If
They Will Receive Any
Assistance.
Neither President Harrison Nor tho Sem
ators show Disposition 10 Inter
fcrc Tor Montana Applicants.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 29.-iSpecinl. ~ The
president is not bored hy applications for
Office FOR men from the now states. He
docs not know who are candidates. Tho
appointments for the new state of Washing
ton are no nearer made than n weok ago.
So far as IS known the appointing powers
are ready % act as soon as the delegations
from the new state make recommendations,
but the legation proposes TO act solidly
il possible, and this prevents any hurrying.
slate was nearly agreed upon once when
new complications IN the shape of strong
endorsements came, and SO the president is
still in Ignorance OF the lucky men who will
be endorsed. No action is expected for a
wcek senator Squire went 10 New York
after the last conference ended and is not
yet back. Senator Allon is to be away for
two or three days, and Representative vii
SON is going to New York ON Tuesday. No
recommendation will be made until they
return,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
Mr.. GLADSTONE'S BIRTHDAY.


ai ttNhAheh
LoSDoS, Dec. 29.-rhe cightieih anni-
yersary of Gladstono's birth absorbed so
mach attention az 10 make of this quiet
Sabbath a day Of national remembrance.
rclcgrams and letters of congratulations
and admiration poured into llawarden from
not only all quarters of England but liter
ally frola all parts of the world. All mem.
bcrs of the Gladstone family and branches
were gathered at Hawalden to mcct and
greet their eminent hnsnan.
Remarks hy Mr.. Sexton al the farewell
banquet in Dublin Inst night Lave caused
some comment in political circles. In toast-
ing the quern--n necessary ceremony which
is generally gone over with as little
grace as possible by nutionalsis ON such
occasious-Sexton said: "Nation1lists will
vote Tor royal grants so long as her majesty
docs not fuse 20 sign bills enncted by her
people This may bo taken in a double
scnse as indicating loyalty Ca the crown
and rs limiting at fcnr that the queen may
some day abnse her prerogative by denying
the will of the people ns expressed through
parliamentary enactment IN fhvor OF Irish
self rule.
There is n serious shortage of coal in Bel
gium, owing to labor troubles in mining re-
gions. Manufacturing interests are begin
ming 10 suffer. and oven the government is
unable to obtain its usual supply Of fuel. A
singular spectacle is likely 60 be witnessed
of government of Il coal producing coun-
try sending abroad for its coal supply.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
rnId McnlIlcr Coming.

81. PAuI, Dec. .l.-Winter wcathet is re-
ported as having set in generally through
the northwest. llenyy snow has fallen over
a wide area and trains arc delayed nj many
points. Tho gentle snowfall which reachod
the Twin cities yesterday evening, strength
cned into gllo of blizzard and continued
fnriously until morning.
HrgoN, :. D.. Dec. %i.-The nearest ap-
prOach to q 3ixzard sinco ~ has reached
here. SnoR has dtifted badly. All trains
werc held he Inst night and to-day, but
will 90 out io.GnyrlOW morning.
Sass ANTONIO. Iexag, Dec. 2J.-Ghe first
genuine nOfthor Df the season mado itself
felt this morning and The mercury has fM
zen - degrees ia - hours.
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SAS MATro. Dec. 29.-James Figart. n
wcll-dressed and apparently wealthy man
supposed 20 be from San Francisco, created
an excitement in the Catholic church TO-
night by committing suicide. He arrived
this afternoon aud, rushing TO Father Cal
lahon, threw himself ON his knees, crying,
Save me- save me, Thu going TO die; evil
spirits nrc after mer' The priest chilled
him TO hotel. ficnrt appeared again at
evening service and WAS very devoted. At
the close he calmly rose drew penknife
and cut his throat before anyone could in
tcrferc lie died within five minutes.
without speaking word. II is thought
that his mind was affected.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
A DUEL WITH FISTS.


A Nirginlan's Restoration 10 Political Priv
ilegcs Recalls "a Novel Incident.
Tho political disabilities of Capt. T.. Spi-
Ger Cuil tie, incurred under the ducling
act were removed by the legislature to-day,
says n Richmond special. Capt Curlette's
case was novel one. lie was the common
wealth attorney of Lancaster county, and
having had n difference with The counsel on
the other side sent him challenge 10 NOR
tai combnt, which WIS accepted.
When the dueling party met ON
the field, and the usual preliminaries were
gone through, IL was agreed that instead of
using pistols the ooinbatants should fight
with their lists Tho fight that cnsued was
more bloody than the average duel. Az soon
M MIR. Curletie sent the challenge he re-
signed his position as eommonwealth'H NJ t-
lorncy. II was nfterward coniendcd that
be had not fought duel, M fists did not
come under the head of dendly weapons.
The Judge however, held that il was duel,
us all the preliininaries Of the code had been
carried out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
AGAIN. JACK EYRIGHr.
o.. Grant Loraics ni,n an Montana .,u,s
Aud Vel.

o.. Grant Lorafrs fIir ,u Montana ,,liyf
And We'll.
Some timo AGO Dr. Gran, received letter
from Indy in Baltimore. lid. say,
sac Seattle Jyaum. making inqoil
10 To ihc whereabouts Of hcs hu.
bunh, Patrick John Enr.Qht, Mrs. En
light s'ated ho hhd lf;' ihss cly IN Jauu-
,ry isGG, and sac hos been ae4rching foi
nim t,,r since both by ndyc,tie.pQ IN N,
1apcls md hy letter. Dr. Grant wrote lu
9nc.riilg ngc WAC wHN hero as thAi
.inc md known MS Jtck Entight. sad lnYl
A.s deception mud history aa far ms kpuwt
hiu. Yesterday DR. Grant resolved a
lCi.aT from Mrs. Enrighi Huying She had nU
iauht he is her husband, though she sup
'of n him dead long ago, es inquiry ~ ih'
pension oilico ia Washington, D. C.. T.
walled the fact that hc nod NOT drawn hi
pension since 1870. Enright left here uno
8cut % Wnnipeg. nud lcft there and b.
Tow in Montana. Ma. Enright is yeq
tylopH to hear from him and viii ply lJi
my information concerning him.
The couple werc mlrried IN August. l'5i.
His parents heard from kim twelve yoar
lgO. but that was the lnst trace of him uut
Dr. Grant wcs heard irJm.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
ELEVEN PEOPLE BURNED.
Ten Members Of One Family and a
Relative Roasted in Their
Own Dwelling.
Only Two Children OF the Entire
Escape Family from the
Tragedy.
The origin Of the Fire Remains n Mystery
Though Rum May Have
Caused u.

DITuou, Mich, Dec. 2l-rho Tribune's
special from Hancock, Mich, says calam-
ity not surpassed in the annals Of the
country, occurred AT O'Clock this morning
AZ Hurontown. Atamily named Gross con-
sisting of the parents aud eight children,
with yisitor, wore consumed IN burning
dwelling. Theodore Gross and wife re-
turned from a dance near 10y at . o'clock.
At 9siO a son, Theodore. jr., returned from
the Huron stump uills, whore be is em-
ployed. lie went into the house and 10 bed.
Shortly after he WAS awakened by his
brother Nieholas, who heard screams cont
ing from an adjoining room, occupied by
their three elder sisters and three little
brothers. They ran 10 the door and found
the room mnss Of flames. Smoke
and IRE were ascending the stairway, and
the bows escaped by jumping through the
window. They reached The ground seri-
ously cut by glass, and but scmiily clad.
One attempted 60 enter the house ON the
ground iloor, whore the father. mother, and
~ children slept. but WAS driven back by
flames TINT enyolopod the building. II was
impossible for the spectators who quickly
gathered. 10 save the inmates. They We're
compelled to sinnd by and hear their
agoniziug cries. In the course of three
hours a eonrchng purity went into the rooms
and discovered the cbarrod remains
OF eleven bodies, distinguishable
only Nv the size Of the bones.
They were gathered in slciPh-box aud
deposited m The public hall. The victims
were; kllled-lhcodorc Gross, aged ~, his
wife. aged AZ; Catherine, John, Toney.
Mary. Lizzie, Joseph, Mcheel and Jennie,
all children of Mr.. and Mrs. Gross; and
Lana Erbst, Of Lake Lindcu, n guest. The
ages oi the young people range from two 10
twoniy-two years. There is no reliable in-
foruihtion M to how the fire started. 1heo-
dore Gross, Jr,, aays IL might have origiu-
ated from limp that he supposed 20 he
oxtingnishod before lie went 10 bed. There
nrc rumors TINT the dreadful accident occur
rod through the caroessness of parents, who
are alleged 10 have returned home intox-
icaied from the dance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
TWO CHlNANEN FIGHT.


cited Over n Row.
PHIDPsBURg. Mont, Dec. o. Special
There are about two hundred resident
Cinnamon in this town and most Of them
live on back street known ms Chinatown.
which consists of Chinese stores, gambling
houses, opium joints and laundries. All
Chinatown was excited this morning over a
desperate struggle between All Fung and
Fung Lee. who had been partners in the
laundry business. Lee drew murderous
knife and did his best 20 bury it in All
Fung's heart who. however, after very
narrow escape, managed 20 get away, and
there was a very lively foot race in which
Ah fung took first money and got away
with his life. fhe struggle was the prinoi-
pal topic OF conversation among the China
men to-day. No arrests have yet been
made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
WHAT the Reform League Propose
90 DO.

WHAT the Reform League Proposes
90 DO.
BUFFALO, Dec. 2J.-Sherman $. Rogers,
local member of the committee Of five mp
pointed recently by the national civil
service reform league, to examine into the
management of federal civil service to-day
says. 1T wns hardly contemplated that any
important action would be taken by the
committee until the first part of the coming
year. The general scheme of the move
ment," he continued, 'is for the pur-
posc Of furnishing information Of
every kind tending 90 show peo-
pie the beneficial character of civil
service reform. We will certainly find some
things which need correction and expect TO
find much to attest the fact that civil sery-
Ice reform is highly beneficial in its nature
10 ihe public NJ large. AS soon as The peo-
PIE understand this il II our expectation
they will not allow the movement 10 be
crippled for mems 60 sustain ITS action but
viii provide for it with sinews Of war.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
A Mrs,nrlnna Murhnr-

BAsconIi, Wis, Dee. 2l.-Between and
O'Clock this morning Jerry O'Nei and
wife were shot in bed 10y an unknown as
sassin nj Mt. Sterling. Two daughters in
am adjoining room were awakened by the
ahni hni when they reached the bedside
thor parents were dead There are no clues
60 the perpetrators of the crime, ms the
O'Neils. who were wcll-to-do farmers, are
moi known 10 have had any enemies.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30

Montana is not yet heard from in the
shape of applicants FOR federal positions.
Congressman Garter will make no recom-
mondations. Il is understood that several
senators from Older states have been the
recipients Of letters from Montana men who
wHnt Office, asking them TO lay their cases
Rnd the desirability of organizing the
United States court before the president.
In the absence of any senators from their
own state they believe that senators from
other states should comc 20 the rescue.
These letters are from men who have per-
sonal acquaintance with the mon they im-
perfume. IL is doubtful il any of the men
from other states wonld feel like interfer-
ing in So delicate n matter, and Il is pretty
sure that the president would look upon
such interfence Hs uncalled for. Tho con.
ditiou of affairs in North Dakota is similar
10 that in Washington. The senators are
away, and no recommendation nre expect
ed until nfter recess. Secretary Proctor
will 90 tomorrow 10 Bethlehem, Pa, TO
visit the mines there. Senator Allen, Of
Washington, Will accompany him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-30
THE INFLUENZA SPREADING.
II Is Travelling at High Speed Among
European soldiers.


LoSDoS, Dec. 29.-Tho epidemic OF in
fuenA continues in Paris and there are no
signs Of improvement. In Munich the dis
ease is increasing. In Berlin it is accom-
panied by dencuo fover, attended by rheum
atism and rise of temperature. Many Of
the officers of the Berlin garrison are az
ieoted. About one-third OF the military
workinon al Spondon are i'll with the dis
ease.
MAuRD Dec. 99.-1Ec inhuenzn contin-
ues to spread and has appeared in most OF
the large towns of Spain.
BosroN. Dec. 9.-George W. Sowin an
instructor in mathematics az Harvard col
lego died this morning al Massachusetts
general hospital, aged - years. Hewas
seized with an acute attack of peritonitis
Tuesday and Wednesday was taken down
with In Grippe.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 0--Ihc Russian in
iluensa is quito prevalent in Cleveland. All
classes OF people seem 10 bo affected, and
some nre compelled 10 take 10 their beds.
No serious results are appreh,ndcd.
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AnNlaa4sk., Ala, Dec. 2',-Mrf. lioberi
ryl1r diud this morning. aged -. Mrs
Tyler wss the daughter Of Tragodinn
Thomas Cooper and Mary Fairlr, the cole
Dfo'cl belle of Sew York. IN lsi1 shc mar
rled Rol,ott 1y!er, the eldest syn Of presi-
lcut fyler. und upDn special request of the
president hnd Ail wife. VINO Wns hu invalid,
.lr presided as 'hdy Of tlo white h9usa"
JurIng the first three ycqrs Of President
IY-l-r-. nllnltIsl rHtiul.
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Robert Garrett, Health.

BAlTuoom. Dec, ~ Mr. Robert Garrett
is IN very poor health. At times he ID very
much depressed, and occasionally becomes
wry ckrtod. lie il still nj his country
homn "Nplauds,N ntar CntonMillc. His
friends have not been encouraged hy the rc.
ports from hia physicians cpccinlly M bo
hes been unWcll OIL 0nd un Tor more than
$50 5-tIH.