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An aged lady pedestrian named Donavan
was fatally burned yesterday at Madison, Ind,
by the sparks from . train igaiting her CLOTH
ing.
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Mrs. Langtry and Lord Lurgan.
! Among the noted people in Paris this week
were MIRA Langtry and Lord Lurgsn. II 10 said
that his iordship has settled $4,000 upon the
Lily.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

s.I as,, Rr R.ASE NEAR ltIH ST.
e sufslst g. Il evsS SIsis s2 GO slsran
EOR sALE-5TH STREET SOUTHEAST NEAR B
street. convenient for cars and herdics, modern 8
Il WAKNEk CO.. 5fS st t'En00fn'''' sI s3Ysst
Tor sALE-13TH STREET NEAR s n W, 2
shssP q $500 $500 FIGRs iglfhsls
oo.eIo r d. W. aulG5t
FOR sALE,LE DRoIF, PARK. SPRUCE 81,
s4s6 nden ST. ssapg ana ns bssenss
,: u: WARMER : co, si6 Fst. ' su ie;GaO'
EoR sALE-4TH STREET NEAR SOUTHEAST
+ 2-story and basement brick. rooms. modern:
ssa5 ana
%hRSER% Co. sis F p5iSk rooms 81 800 Il
Eok sALE-9TH STREET SOUTHEAST NEAR q
iS a aSs1ios side and rear alleys. B Il. WfESEKs
DOR sALE--BRICK HOUSE; TEN ROOMS AND
IAas,b BATH on 9TH st. NV near T; cast tr9nti $1,000
aIi5-6t Room %. lie br 1n saii.nx,
EOR SALOON EASY TERMs-TWO NEW RRICK
WITH aor s hath and 1 S
BArCHGLDER. ioo1 G s.. NV W. anI5-iot
1IOR sALE-RARGAIN-DFLAw AVE, TWO
rented at 49, per month. Price $500. Eh. j.
EoR sALE-oNE, OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW
Il Houses OIL ST. bet 9th and 10th Just being
completed and great bargain It . 1900.
aul5-6t I. Il. BROOKS GIG 18th st.
1IoR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FIyk-KOOM BRICK
Tor 50 per MONTH sf' sfsA& &aRNfk Go ssn''
aul5-ot $40 f st. u.w.
INOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN MT.
Il Feasant-large 1O-room and cellsr House; fur
mace and open CRATES; cstern: lot 1O0x 40; only
$500 REDFOKD W. WALKEh, 1905 st. NV.
Gu13-6t
lTOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE, OF
j Mass. w. continuing / 4 rooms; all mi size
OF; brick stable and carriage house rear; price
&23. 600: terms easy: must he SOLD.
THOS. 9. HENSEY & CO..
au12-12t 1900 + at n. W.
IrOR SALE-A SPLENDID 2-sTORY AND BASE
II ment Brick House, 449 Florida NV; rooms
and bath; j.: size 1884 TO loft. alley: price
10000: terms to suit must he sold.
THOS q. HENSEY 4 CO.,
aul2-12t 1900 ST. u W.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WILL GIVE HALF INTEREST In A VERY
w valuable Invention. to be patented in foreign
For particulars call at iii Pa. sul SIN, VISIT
S1oCK FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF
- ,Ansenstein,s HoGsefuTnIshins Goods; Crockery
established stand hass fine run Of trade and location
I0SkSrHA 5sa sth apply a NJ
TTENTIoN! THOU SHALT EARN THY BREAD
Aby the sweat Of thy brow all the days Of thy life;
Of obeying this commandment in letter
hpilda medium sized dwelling house. build . frst-
class house repair houses all kinds of carpen
work at shor. notice; work guaranteed t!s! class
charges moderate. WM e. H0PFMAh.
EoR sALEIWILL SELL AT sAckIFIcE. FOR
n nis g%rst " ichI , Ss9 La ave. nv Ap-
- nee. SOS 18th s.. and $40 18th St n W., has @
good Latrobes for sale cheap. j. b. Winner.
WANIED-foH CASH CLIENT. A NTMBER0F
single house If CHEAP. 4. a. McINrIkL, 222 c st.
NV. opposite Trinity Church aul4-4t
I<OR sALE-A BARGAIN IN BUFFALO, N.Y.
Ny worth 900 per acre but can be had Tor
nexchlnse. THO a al HARDING.
IGOR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY DUSI-
L ness III good location, owner must lea we the
city; the stock and good Will can be bought for
by Yu OK buyer; this a chance Tor party de-
string into business. For iurIher Iartic uars
apply to IlLEk 4 RUTHERFORD,
aul3-6t 1907 ST. NV
ANY PERSON WISHING TO PLACE slOo OR
"A upward TO realize y per cent per month do
50 with honorable business with best referel
Address tlNANCiEk, star Cfhce h.O- I'M
HNICKi TICK! TICK, TICK,
RAMSAY has cut the prices. Watches Cleaned
Ell; Main Springs, warranted year. 1. Clocks
called for. Jewrlry repaired. We deIy competIIiou
tor good work and low prices l224 + n my "a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOR SALEM IAKUMA PARK, A HANDSOME
II seven-room House Just completed; well located
high ground; short walk from the station; fine shade
OF CHAkLLs b. FuhD, 1913 d st. NV. aul6-3ts
4 kuUND FLOOR = WANTED 100 DEPART-
~ neHt eployes and others to base shares tof
$40 each. 40 down anu $40 per month. III Real
Istate inN estment Company. Viii double i'll value
$500 lot beruiiul suodiI is.on; those
WLo wait som thing eh9ee Is an Investment 9r l9ca-
lroR sALE-A BARGAIN-oNE OF THE MOST
II complete Houses IN akoma Park; only 8 minutes
walk 10 station or to street rsllroau lroOn frame
yard also in louise, good cellar siie,.da stable:
only S. 300 Inquire s PAkkER r. s
4 ST. aul6-3t
I. OR SAILS. 10. Is OR 2O-AcRE LOTS. FOUR
i miles from Capitol; high ground; beautiful view
au15-3t I2a4 + 81 NV
I,oR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS IN BRooKLAND
Il and Addition. Now IS time to buy prices
sure 10 advance. Is you want houie iii the suburbs
ne view: fne water steam and electro railroad con-
.enient only Il ninntss from ely. For Plsts prices
IroR SALE-ADDITIoN TO BRooKLAND TO-
L Room House with IN acres OF land Enclosed with
ali K nds Of small fruit sro@inS on place For term.
and price see MoLACHLEN BATCHELDER. 1901
st. NV aul5-lW
DENNINas PROPERTY FOR sALE-I HAVE "A
ID Acres near railroad station and race course in
lots to all purchasers he for building and for
garden purposes. A. J. CURTIS, Bennings. al5-3t'
lroR SALE-UNIyERSITY HEIGHTS,
IT THE HANDSOMEST
AND MOST ACCESSIBLE SUbDIyISION TO THR
CITY.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ON THE
MARKET.
GRAVEl.ED SIREETS
BRICK SIDE WALKS. STONE 6UTTERS,
BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES.
STREETS BhOUGHI TO ESTABLISHED GRADE
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS.
l. CLEAN, COOL, COMFORTABLE
1 II YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HoAE EXAMINE
II You WANT GOOD
SPECULATIVE
oSE 9TThE TRUSTEES ON THE GROUND
l. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
TO ATTEND TO THOSE WHO WISH TO Examine
VISIT THE TOWER.
TERMS EASY.
TAKE ELECTRIC CARS Oh MET. BRANCH B.
APPLY TO r. W. WALKER 1905 ST.. OR TO
H. BAkToN, 1891 sT.. FOR FLATS OR fSFoR.
NATION suS-2w
ISoR sALE-SEyERAL VERY DESIRABLE
~ swokMsTKDT + BRADLEY,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-SoRTH CAPITOL ST. NEAR NY.
Iif EscoaB s' 49, at, St. is cheap price ''Ied
EoR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS
-Four Lots :, IN = ,eSSs ~ g
I Ihsee G Lot. g n at near tiH mn
.n,s-y son,S~.., $500. if i: lIEir;oaiD. 90
ss,s sAhER Rs.,d.Y,. LEFT Of THOSE SIX
s L snl f4C Ssfr
NV. aulS-3t
For sALE.!2o, 18th 81; Ne NEAR EAST
or will sell Isr9o FOR 81 $40 '-'''-''
FLORIDA ave. n v near I,t st, 90 by about 1870 to
WATIKs 4 THOMPSON. Room &. xilantie Building
j.. j. tionally economical Lot, northwest corner Of
ST. sna s oWSEk Set s On AND lss fses on
N0R sALE-A FINE LOT IN COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. on Harvard ST: near l4th ST., for SOC
auis foot 1903
TSoR sALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT. 9Th
imm ST. nw near L 2o1loo price rsAien,Se to an
.niSas Room A. kil.ns aI balans
FoaG6 s 40 = ON 10TH ST NV NEhsssT
sul6-3t lila stn.w.
FoR sALE-lBEAUTIFUL LOT on ooNNtcTIoUT
.niS:ss e &EERil iss 1f Iss. TIT
EoR sALE,cHEAP- BEAUTIFUL LoT MEAR DU-
auI6-3t lila fs, NV
EOR sALE-LsT. q. BETWEEN 6THAND 7TH.
sfSess I0's MER GhiGo s. hRR Sh'rP I.
INoH sALE-THKEE CHOICE LOTS IN BELLE
L yue, 25c: perfoot Lot Z. block 3. IN 7. aud r.
o'
FOR sALEoEAsT SIDE 10Th ST BET. h AND s
e Of sa i Be-. and IS
Cor; 18th and s.s.; 2oxso: sl.a5.
aui6-st X Il: IsRSIE CO. o old S' st IN NV 20
sA LIE Us bn s ada ST. Me-
rl aok sALt-lO0Ila4.64. on NV cor: l2th and
Terms SO Cash bslsnee 5T years soG So loot
Sn; Sa 81 sSRIs
10TH st NV aul6-2t
lTOR sALE-TwO OF THE BFsT LOTS on ST.
75c per foot. Z. 4. BROOKS.
tate, 1864 32d ST. NV. offers opportunity sci
dom offered speculators and those seeking homes
lots are situated in Kosedaie between 18th l7sh.
Eosedale and Gales sts ne; at the terminus OF the
Hygienic Ice Company. Waite. sewer and gas. Price
% sS cash
ctFF tIr9sT PTFts91s s9s s isovs or RAT
E9R sALE-LoTs-oN NORTH CAPITOL ST.,
FLORIDA ave-, Il. and sts NV: electric
road aud other street improvements to be made will
greatly advance prices. Several ne Corner Lots are
tfered prices from SOC. foot upward; deferred
iuIl particulars apply to VIM IL SAUNDERS co,
14O1 ST. lyl2-.,m
EOR SALE-skvERAL FINE LOTS IN FAIR.
Il view Heights, fronting on Teuleytown road, elec.
trio cars pass being 50x20O :eet 81 3Oc FER square
foot JOHN L. BEAII.
,y25-3m 1921 st.
EOR SALE-sOME OF THE HANDsoMEsT LOTS
y In Holmesd Manor. Mount Pleasant (betweep the
th and l4th st. csrs), still TOR sale Streets
beng graded and sidewalks laid and trees be
this TALL. These improvements being done with
out expense to purchasers Several houses ranging
price rom $1,000 to $4,000 to be built ct once.
Prices of this property will he advanced when street
improvements are completed kor and other
formation apply to wM. H. SAUNDERS h co. 1902
+ 1T. iyI2-3rn
L,OR SALE LOTS IN FAIRvIEW HEIGHTS
Il lying on west side of Tenslytown road, inter
section Of Woodey lane; terms; electric
now running TO this property. Apply to
my2l-3m JOHN Il. BEhII. 1921 7 ct.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ OCK HILL COLLEGE.
by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools
Situated upon the slope OF one OF the picturesque
hills overlooking ELLICO1T CITY, HOWARD
COUNTY. MD. Scientific, Classical and Commercial
Scholars For particulars address
nu1S-3w BRO. DENIS, President.
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Heligoland for Science.

According 10 the Tossicas zsitlag, when Heb
igoland has become German il il intended by
German naturalists 10 use il more than hith-
erto for scientific examination, as il offers con-
siderable opportunity for studying special
problems, especially in minute life in the sea,
now so important TO biology. Zoology, and,
particularly. the knowledge Of bird life, VII
be much furthered by study in Helieoland.
Then the island 10 regarded - an important
meteorological station, and - fkely TO assiA
medical inquiries regarding climate.
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INOR RRNT-BRICK 1881 9TH ST NV NINE
rooms a ! hOUrJ two baths ali in ele,,ant re-
Iair s5O; Sotia-e brick, l233 nth Il NV rooms
$50, BRICK S2S 4 81 nw.,s Rooms, S40. Brick 81 d
oth ~ n v. rOouis, $40. Brlek l2l3 llth St NV,
= rooms, $50 ALBERT r box
Aul6-3I 900 y A.
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Hurting made up your mind 90 Sos DE petsfsos
a9aina the Alkinsoa bsil, do nos delay dotn0 =
SON az ones.
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(kPEN ALL SUMMER. SO4 ST.-BEST PLACE
Ofor every branch OF Drawing and Painting: Crayou
Portraits with without SoIsr Prints i'll
Or two days, TO those who have drawn
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4 NLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS MARK
~ ham. FGuquer County. Va, situated IN the pieu.
mont region OF Nlrklnla the Manassas Branch
the Richmond aud DanNilIe railroad. % miles from
Washington. Terms 500 mo extras Next session DE-
gins September II. 1850 The teachers are graduate
Of the University Of Virginia For catalogue address
Capt W. Z. MARSHALL i.1S- I'm
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IrOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS IN BRoOKLAND
Il ana Addition. Now time to buy. as prices are
sure 10 advance Is you want houie ill the suburbs
look at Bruokiand: streets graded good alton;
fine view fine water; steam and electro railroad
veneHt only - minutes from city. For plats prices
terms see McLACHLkN 4 BATCH ELDEii,
aul5-l0t 1901 q 1T. u W
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1yOR 6ALE-SEvERAL VERY DESIRABLE
II Homes ct Tskoma Park.
ty231m 927 IT.
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The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies
and Little Girls will reopen September "a.
Address for particulars MENDHAM. NJ. aul4-3m
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD.
Eight Departments and Four Courses of Study.
Preparatory School attached.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN THE PREPARATION
OF CANDIDATES FOR The NAVAL ACADEMY.
For catalogues address president,
sulS-lm THOMAS FELL, IL D.. Phi. ID.
- OCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
h spring, Montgomery county Md, reopens Sept
IL. Thorough training is aimed at. with the inhu-
ence, as far us possible. OF home govo nment. The
number IL limited and especial care is given to tue
health OF the scholars For circulars and further in
formation address
HENRY q. HALLowELI. M. Vsle).
jelS-4m Sandy Spring Nd
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" Or n. I.....s45 Cd
3 4 81. NV. 6r.. IN. i. is
81 Sth st. NV, 5r. IA
] ! Jackson St. 5r..IO. 80
sJ3 Armory NJ. sw.,
4r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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TSoR EENr-l6I7 18TH ST; -THKEE-sToRY,
IL bay window ant basement: all mi twenty-five
and baths. uining 80 feet long; posses
Sou given October rent ; l26 per month. or will
lease Tor card 10 inspect srpIy to DUGAN a BUT
LIZ 900 ST. aul6-3t
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THE NEW LAND DISTRICTS.


Their Beundariss and the Location Of Two
Additional O0ess.
a circular has been received at the United
States land ONCE Rivine the boundaries of
the two additional land districts created by
the act of congress approved April 1, 1880.
The office for the district within the fol-
lowing boundaries will be located at Mis-
soula:
Commencing at q point ON the south
ern boundary Of the state whsfs the line
between ranges fourteen and fifteen west Of
the Montana principal meridian intersects
said boundary, and running north along
said line to the northern boundary line Of
the state; thence With said boundary line ia
the northwest corner of the state; thence
southwardly along the boundary line be-
tween Montana and Idaho to the place Of
beginning.
The Office of the second district will BE- At
Lewistown, in Furgus county. This dis
trict which is called the Judith land district,
consists of-all that portion of the state Of
Montana commencing at that point on the
hrst standard parallel north, who're the
range line between townships "a and % east
Of the principal meridian intersects the
same; thence running north along said
range line to the southern bank of the Mis-
souri, river; thence westerly along said
river to the point where the range line be-
tween ranges II and ID east of the principal
meridian intersects said river; thence south
along said range line between ranges II and
Ii east, to the first standard parallel north.
and thence east along said standard par
allel to the place Of beginning. The records
of the new Office will be made up here and
furnished to the registers and receivers al
Lewistown and Eissoula, who will give no.
tics by publication when the Offices are
ready for the transaction of public bus
mess.
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n. Mounts, who has lately opened the
Laolede hotel, ON the European plan, ia one
of the old-timers, and hence needs no in
PRODUCTION to the people of the Gallatin
valley. Coming here in "a, he, in COM
pany with others, located the place now
famed as Bozeman, "the beautiful" Mr..
Mounts feels that he will live to see this the
capital and place of central interest in
Montana. His affable manner and good
business qualifications will render him .
popular landlord.
The Laclede, hotel which has lately come
into the hands Of 81. Mounts, has been en-
tirely renovated and 10 now open ON the
European plan. The fact that the manage
ment is in his hands insures
that every guest will be satisfied.
He ID an old hotel man and
thoroughly understands supplying the
every want. even of the most critical guest.
The rooms are all re6tted with neat furni-
ture and the beds are q marvel Of comfort.
This part of the house, with culinary de-
partment and dining room, being under the
personal supervision of Mrs. Mounts, ID
sufficient guarantee. A drst-class bar ID
run in connection with the house and only
the best and purest liquors served. Meals
may be had to order any hour of the day OF
night. II you want good meal or q nice
bed, patronize the Laclede. - Boxeman
Chronicle.
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The report that the Montana COMPANY
(tinitsd) has acquired any holding in ths
old Empire mines OF mills il erroneous. but
he report that the Empire company will
sesnme SPesassons without delay il verified
vills. TIE Montana company m m En-
pire lode Of thair own nsar thu Drum
LunnAoa vhish = rsportsd TO b lcokine
vssy veil
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At A. Birkonfeld's, Is Main Street
You can save on suit Of clothes, sold else
where at $40, from s. to g; on other goods.
such as furnishing goods, hats. gloves. boots
and shoes. blankets and quilts, etc., you can
save in proportion. as he has decided to re-
tire from business.
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Attention 10 called to the auction sale Of house.
Mrs. &. w. Walks, Il North Iiodney street II
comprises . full line of household goods and
there will undoubtedly be good chance to So
cure bargains.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-26

Grad Display Of French Millinery To.
day ut uiss Stevens'. - Main Street.
Opposite First National Bank
Ladies can 10 the largest assortment of
pattern hats and bonnsts direct from Nov
Hoxk ever shown in Helena. A laros
variety Of the --latest designs in new trim-
minas and novsltisA Opening Of 10 q. m.
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Bids For the East Side School Opened
Buying More Lots.
The bids for the east side school building
have been opened by the trustees, but they
have decided, owing to the lateness of the
season, not to have the work completed
this year. But the foundation will be laid
at once, and this work has been awarded to
Isaac Mysen, whose bid for the foundation
with water table and joists was q, LEO, with
ESQ additional for stone steps, a. against
w. +. Ohlrau's bid of $3,l58 for the same
work. But for the construction of the
building Mr.. Ohlrau's bid was the lowest.
Only three bids were made Is follows:
A. McOarter $l9, 800
Isaac 6yeen. ....................... 1880
The trustees have leased other build
ings for the use Of the scholars on
the east aide. Bids for stone for the
building were also received. Jonn Kahn
offered to furnish out stone for the
foundation for S286 and for the
building for $2,7OO. The Offer of the
the entire building was $500. The site
for the building, . on lots l, and 3, block
2, of the Chris Kenok addition and near
Montana avenue.
The trustees have purchased from @. X.
Wells and others lots l3, IA, Is. 16, II, ID 10
q, "a and q. block IL, of the original town.
site. The ground ID looated near Tatem's
old foundry, and will be fenced in at once,
The Rodney street school house is rapidly
progressing and will be an attractive look.
ing building when completed.
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Cooeosds' Catavbas. Delavarss, Carduss,
hi morning. Impsxx 4 90.
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The Laclede 1t Boxeman.

Prof. BeGgs' dancing classes tonight at eight.
Children Saturday afternoon at two.
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Sheep Wanted.
Fifteen thousand sheep. Give full par
ticulars. d. A. RICHARDSON,
Helena, Mont.
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Miss Flora Batson's Concert.
Look out for the Key.
IN SANDERS COURT.

Business that Came Before the Police
Magistrate Yesterday.
Judge Sanders yesterday decided the suit
Of Lake vs.. Erwin in favor Of Lake. In
connection with the report of this trial Mr..
Erwin submits the following card for publ
cation:
To THE INDEPENDENT: In your issue of
Thursday morning you publish, under the
head of news, an article purporting to re-
port q case in which am interested. Your
reporter, instead of oonfning himself to
has launched out into personal abuse Of
myself, seeking by statement and inuendo
to iniure my character. As the statements
connecting my name with that of Mrs.
Lake are utterly false and without the
slightest foundation in fact. and as the
dispute between myself ana MT. Lake is
before q court and yet undecided, when
that article was written its whole tone can
only be accounted for by personal spite and
anim0sity in the writer, and il 90 unpro-
fessional and 20 unjust to me that ! ask you
in all spirit Of fairness to publish this, my
answer. Yours &o., x. A. Esvn.
Mr.. DuBose, attorney for Lake. did say
in his argument, what was attributed to
him. It il true it had no bearing on the
case at issue, and not until Mr.. Dubose had
placed the matter before the court did the
DuBoss further said in reply to Why Erwin
did not demand the goods, that whenever
Lake started on that mission Erwin had
him placed in Jail on the prstsnss Of dis
turbinS the peace.
william Mcdonald in Trot BILE.
VIM. Mcdonald, who is in Jail charged
with stealing watch from the residence of
Mrs. Burritt, of Clark street, will have
trial to-day. II is alleged that Clark. who
is employed BY the O. K laundry, while
gathering up clothes for the laundry, pur-
Joined the watch, which the woman claims
was lying on q piano. Mcdonald denies
having taken the watch. City Marshal
Cronin went out 10 AcDonald's residence in
East Helena yesterday With 9 search war
article, but did not find il.
O'Connor's Nerve.
man named O'Connor. whose business
il that of enlarging photographs and pio-
lures was arrested yesterday and released
until to-day On $50 bail. II appears that he
enlarged picture for MIRA Bradley, of the
Sixth ward, and had been unable TO get his
money. He called upon the woman ysstsr-
day and in the course Of his Conversation
admired diamond ring which 4r0. Brad
ley wore. He asked to look at it and get
ting it in his hands placed it ON ons Of III
fingers and walked on.
The usual number of DRINKS and vaRrante
were disposed Of Dy his honor.
Chambers, the thief, waived sxamina-
ton yesterday and vas boand over 10 .the
grand jury. "a
10 10 Buried To-Day.
The bedy Of Edward BEDDING. ~ young
man Who Lost his life BY falling down the
shaft at King Solomon mine, vas taken 10
the homo of his slater, Mn. Harvey, on
Eleventh avenue, this city. from which
place the funeral will take place to-day.
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