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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-15

SUMMONS DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the first judicial district of the state of Mon
tana in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke
Emma Weldrube, plaintiff, Fred Weldrube.
defend mt,
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereny required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court of the first judicial district
Of tho state Of Montana. in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF tho
day of seryiccl after the service On you of this
summons, if served within this county: or. if
serN oil out of this county. but within this dis
trict, within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days, or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of matrmony hereto fore and now existing
between said plaintiff and defendant for tina
| reason that 8 id defendant abandoned said
nlaintiH wlllfuily and without cause. and has
continued so to do for more than twelve months.
And you are hereby not fled that il you fail TO
appear and answer the saii complaint. above
| required the said plaintiff will obtain judg-
ment by defanlt against you, and ask for the
lief demanded in complaint.
Given under my hand md the seal of the dis
trict court o. the FIRST Judicial district of the
state of Montsns, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke this twent y-eishth day of October. in
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and ainety.
SEAL JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY II. X. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
c. b. NOLAN. Atty. fer flsirtifI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
VIEW FASHIONS FROM ABROAD.

The buyers for McS>r>. Stern BROTHERS. 81 Twenty
tii'' st., have inst returned from abroad and have
brought with them many bcautnl novelties in silks.
drrS- r"r|. millinery. costumes and upholstery EOd>.
In the costumes department see handsome
dinner dr~~ "f pale bin" >an with court train. The
skirt i n beautiful design. scroll pattern in silver
and violet. intrrnIsl"d with bouquets Of white roses
ana N"l"t>. Tn" bodice has caps ~ lace upon IL.
Another dTr'> j. princess ball gown of ivory
satin. the bodice being trimmed with a bcauti
fnl design i'll amber aud amethyst There is
similar dress in the saline style with A
severe hWil'c. III" trimming Of which j. in design
somewhat like ~nrplicc. and around the is a
pnif Of orange velvet. There also two handsome
gowns. on" a carriage wrap Of cafr an lait cloth
trimmed with jet and saving hi.h Elizabcthan .roar
lined with ostrich plunr> the other street drcss
Of tanned cloth. the skirt Of maroon velvet In Louis
QIinzr Sty". with a bodice effect Of leather trimming
Studded with jewels.
The dhplsy in Tho millinery department il exccp
tiornlly fine. Hats and b'nnctS OF every variety Of
the newest shape aud designs here in great pro
fusion. There j. perfect love Of bonnet" Of black
velvet gold iatice work trimmed with large gold
butterfly and yellow roses. Decidedly. however, the
most novel bonncis. or hats. which they really
tho," made II a turquoise blue velvet trimmed
with mink fir the lead. laws and tail VI the lftln
animal included. Til" head Is PLACED the front Of
the hat and way down tho wcarcr's front
hair. There /. an attractive little muf. too. that
matches the hatonlv in Tins case the FIR is that of
two mink, Of ono. and their two wise little
heads face each other across intervening space Of
pulled luc velvet
It would tab" >'vr:al wards of space TO describe all
the novel and brautiful hh.,- that 10 be found at
in.'~" -t"lr'>.
Thcr,. hnud>"nr designs in pa~S"m"ucrir>. bro
,Ynir> cloth "ml,u,irI"d rpb"> tin>"l embroidered.
,9nl"-halr and rmhr ,I"rd "ir> plaid ROBE
brpidrI,I with a gold i,ulr AMI -!lk hU'al" In The
liz and iiiu ."nG- department there are -"ne "\
,i> I.i- IT, ATTN hrurIc Witl puI.uinur effects
all tn" reading shade, and III >trlnd AID tm-"ll'i
''l"ti-. There also viewer hf'r idr>. velvet on
h and ruId and hl," .dc- hlaI with >all
and ldl - p','uptdour i,rr'-.
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:c.ort VT, published on SUNDAY winch plIp"'"'
fl Lc A cl.l,.c ut poor -'.HH'4 nap ana a. '"'i'''
against Captain Edwin Th"inp "i. "i u" snip "''
Ion, %, ,,birL 80, lId be mad" ~ Il r nv "lh'ri
, 49,, ,,, ..,d -..u,uI. I,,, brini" TIM story
h.d .puc,rrd tn.nIii> had been published from III"
.,m. .,ur,r recording the brilliant s'iInhi'-hip "'
C,n,aiu TlouiI,.um in saving hi ~hip from III" sep
,c,hcr ga,. Tia. did much damage I" >hlphlS' and
also in brin.n. her safely +" i"i WITH ire" 81 i"'
ar u,, men, and rf:-in: hi> rTlrNcr ana m I''"In
Thu later ,,.ry wa ..lviou,lN lilly that no paper
,.,,,.d !, I.u nuc of inc uw ncr~ of the challenger
has written "a The Tribune Clari''rXne the 'hhft'
as absolutely false ard absurd. lie mhh"N thc peru
uent u,lut that drunk;d> do moi NAH" Nl'h que IL
passages as Captain Thompson Is noted for, nor ENJOY
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SUM; FREDERICK :. GlHEN.
TWO CHECKS, IT i ALLlt;fD WEIR. DRAWN Ef
TIL. Assl.MBIYMAN WHEN Ef
HAD 80 DEPOSITS.


Frederick :. Gibbs Is tn" defendant IN tho Sn'
brought by Thomas VI. EOwlctc. IL the CITY Court. N"N
tcrt,v t. recover the Of Si.3Wo. which Il the
a,nonn Of the checks alleged TO hav" been gwen T."
Henry j. Cullen. "f the law firm Of Wncai" 'nI''I'
I'm lsoi Mr.. Row." alleges tina, H. no; "iy h'>
been unable, 10 collect CeriHin moneys due nm from
Mr. Gibbs but that unlc,, decision l. quickly Ichn'Mn
he fears the, he never Will h" able 10 collect u"
anounI for which he has brought ~ut. I'll" >nl' i
th, outcome Of some h>lilc.> transactions Of the year
leei. Frederick Gibbs then gay" I" Henry y. 'ui
len Of tlc firm Of Wngatc Cullen so the plainln
ALLEGES two checks one for ~ 900 and for 800
These wcr,. made able at the North River bdhh
When Mr. Cullen presented the checks for pa' in"nt ne
WIS Informed that Gibbs had money on deposit with
which meet them
The checks were then turned over IN the plaIniH
who brought the present suit. lie further promises
foundation of the present action and e. give arguments
on tl, Of the action. The action against 'lhU>
was bcc,n ON september III by the service "f >unl
,nons and complaint against Ill" defendant. ON sep
t.mcr ~. the plaintin gave the defendant one days
time t, serve hi> answer The next DAY an cN'"'|"h
of six iav,' more time granted The defendant
then submitted formal affidavit Of merits. but dd moi
outline hi, line Of defence. Mr.. E"wlcrr finally
wcaricd of the dila"ry tactic> and ASKED that IN"
order granting a further extension 81 tim" >h'md h.
v,r,,ri rh, wa, argued yesterday. NJ. i"w",i"
,Xurr,luc a fear il.t Mr. Gihh> r rit put hi prep
.r,y on, of his hdud~. therefor" ANY turih"i delay
w,lld njurc his chances of i''cov"ii4 AWNING VIZ
till.> counsel agreed that answer would Ice n'in
ON Monday upon which ~tipuiat"n Nr. EoWfitr Win
dr.v IN, moil" The defence to III" >ut l. sid I" i
tina, the ,hc,h> have already been pud
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Cemeste Sltuaiions Uantco
Females.

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Oomcs,it c,lliullons Uanlco,
Females.


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the confidence Of .uch strict emplo, ei> as ocval
EHICK M1NrFACTTRERS WIN.
THE BOARD OF WN.KiN" DELEGATES EfMo| l.
THE BOYCOTT FROM THE VERpLANCK
pbI\T N\HIjS.

POINT YARDS.
The Ion. -trlIr.,. between the Erick Manufacturers
Association and The Board OF Wa'1nG Delegates "' mo
hii.ding trades. which began Oh 'lIn" H. "h'h '"o
walkin. delegates dee lard h"F'"tt "l All DITCH
manufactured by Avery Ma'kav. hihe 'Nh'h'
UHiici y Nanc'>. and >Ila- IITi\'rN h'h"r> III NV
manufacturers, association AT Nerplan'h> Point ended
Yesterday a ,"nplct" victory Tor the manufacturers
and , formal surrender hy IN" Board of Walking Dele
gate, which III ILL., meeting II "" > Ea>' Thi7e"h'hNr
,->leIday onicially dr,aicd III" bov"fl Al an cid
At the meeting of The board fainc> Rogers ana f. ioag
land III" Building Material Dealers fNchahs"' al"
ia, The representative, of deul-r> III building
materials VIII" were friendly to ORGANIZED labor tcH
came 10 report that there wa, great srhI'iN "i
- contract" and >,ic,cr" brick the city and that
they would have 10 begin handling bo\cottI brWh I"
day II also repurtcd that the hrhe "i 'Ahut|'
smith and talda y Kane had drc!1"u 70 p'S''' '''"
cartinC and handling OF bOyc"ttcd brick TO-DAY Mot
Mr. lIoasland aud Mr.. Roger had A"n" away u"
board went INTO executive session aud d"la'd TN
boycott or.
\ Tribune reporter a>;,d Il manufacturer why They
had cca.cd in their cud,tyor> 10 have the walking
d"lral.> punished for conspiracy. He replied: " II
/, clrnn time The Labor Unions NV" al
lmncu>" influence politically and juds' WI" womb
decide them would syn H. own dI>nh>>ai from
Office. And SUPPOSE the walking delegate >i"h nave
indicted for '"il>pIIac! and ,un'ii"h"i ndNd"aN
~ arpc,y for trial here New \"rl II l. n"r ihiiI
likely that their pul!in: way" w"ld p'vrr the
courts "f ju>ic" and hriuG H. t" grh''. W" nav"
been advised li the matter i''~f. b0h BY our
Friends who ki,"w NOR, Of The corrdpt tat" "i uN
porw- than w. de-. and uy "ncial~ and ward i">>'-
VIII" Il" hot want {" It, pat III i"~""h ""'r' ~"
votes nf thu Labor party viii h. antag'iN'i. ul'''
gro &uju~'r T. i'',"l I" II "u''ni'~ II seem,
10 II. >hockius stat" Of ;ra!r> hut M Inu",r "i
TaliiIaiiv ldI i not ,,nlv lr N III" ""nri- of Ne"
N"Ih. hu III W-rh"-i-i ''untv. and "" are i"'d M
vol" .rlhlu. uNu"n'' v'ild tend 10 I"i"'i|r "'ir
there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
DIsCORDANT ULSTER DEMOCRATS.

Kingston, y. T.. oct. (Sp"cial.-Th"ic were Livery
fines at the Democratic County Convention A"F" J."
Gay which hut for the timely intervention OF N'hi"f
I nson might have developed into an oicn night. III"
a,,,e was Oh tire temporary "rcanNati"r IN" I>'uc
WAS on A proposed deal III ~" selection 81 me
Comfy Central Committee Mr.. L.r~on A. parma "'N
Cha rmar guided the delegates t!r"lch they d'I '''a
,ous In A -l"rt ~lr"-' l." ~a.d IN" hplHpa' '-i' :
election wa unlupOrtauf. except - Na:hf'c 'N hF'
ub,.e stone i'm the history Il Etl!"f - 60. IN. ~ ~" o
The Dcmucratlc party world III hV'"iH l."" '
,.ea. tide Of E"pubh"an caTup'''h ~ 'h' p'''.
Nicholas f. IlradA.id terminated for '"''i''f
Trea>u,r and the minor Ca'dlda'"> 'hu"l I''
Central Committee VA nc:es.-"d to consist :" menu !
from each town and ward
y.rnh HIo. the present Democratic t>>"TihlVn I'll
from tie I'D Ulster District. Wa :''i"il.'h'"1 '" II
,t Yesterday. The district l. EcIub"cd: "i -
VOTE and it. redemption l. proposed lhN IAN w.
Rice, plurality il l--- Wa oiN hV". "'''. a al
vcsr facI."nal d!r"i"nc'> secured I" nm ~, !"
null;caI vote The Republican, piGihiiN on IL" - AZ"
i,kct lat fan in THIS district Ma 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
Domestic cilluations Udllteo
Females.

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w,rn 81 and ith a>'~.
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Az, - with Ions cN.'"ii"ht" ~ a.. u. =
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$50 Wr-t 3jth.+t --
%'tR>E lady vish"> 10 ma 'ifH-t.a'
Tor >cotU Protestant woman ~ ID,
ant, rs" he h.- been n'a h.rny Fy rcr'u.
,',ri,d can Il, cen for iaye at -;3o
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a. IE.L-Dv thorouthv tonp"''n'
woman .sw. VII w!liEt aud chlic'
Ing lest city references. q? West 3''"''t-
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L par. nr . pariormald' whom I'll,
ran re, "nm~nl. To b. sen , ,s P'''I,
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p,trnt wang ,srrin'n woman '"t or
i,,t reference. Can AT Nt>'
LOVES. ~ ad'a|'. --.
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~ Tor a rapt,blr Young giri I" t"h~ ~. W
..hiIdr,n or no light housrw"Ik N"nir-s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

PEUTEtTlnN'> OPTION ON FEE TRADE"
CEI.ago. oct LEA Postmaster ''cn,rn Cltr@-'n
Arrjycd N THIS city today. IN an interview J." said
Speaking Of the tarf that u" wd> pleased with II ~
whole and he Thought IL" courtry would lrtor-" 49,
though like a new bcot he added IL Will d"uttl~,
rnch IN few places al first. He did not favor ~"
sugar and tn-p!ate schedules ~ passed. II" c''
tnued: Reciprocity There is 10 d"ubt ii i very
popular NJ able "a civ" an exact dei!l-
ZION of IT, and doubtless {" IT, myscrio>2rss, a e. all
mystery. much of the popular interest Is due. 70!
myself look upon reciprocity a. projections option
on free trade. That Is near ~ can com" 10 II :
and that 1t seems Ia me. is about right.
DO YOU think Mr.. Blaine will he an aggressive
candidate for the Presidency IN | -s2
Il do pot. The man d,r~ NOT live VINO would refuse
tho Presidential nomination. and were Mr.. Blame 70 '
rendered II he would accept lat he Will not nS' i
H. Mr. Blaine | look upon A. the gr"at">t force w.
the world TODAY. Tie blending together OF the com
ttrs into harmonious commercial Whole !ie ur>ii'o
~ and it, through the operation OF MS ldtt> rec
lprncIty and the principles adopted hv IN" ran |'
can Congress such a blcudr.c should come I" a'> NJ
name would be made more imprri>iahlc Than III, o''i
pancy OF the Presidential CHAR could MAKE *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
BRICE Turns A DEAE, EAR.

Finday. Ohio. Oct. (SpcrlaI.-The Democrats 81
THIS Congress district are III a state Of mind over
'ho apprehension that senator elect Kricc viii not
40 ID. ID. Hare, the Democratic nominee for Con
tess with means 10 prosecute his campaign against
0Govern0r Foster the Republican candidate. The
eand Tor tins fear found In the intimate relations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
J4RIFE FOR THE FARMERS.
JOINT DEBATE AT TILE STEtBEN COUNTY
FAIR.
AIR. pENsLow FOR PROTECTION AND MIR. VII
BUR FOR FREE TRADE-roIN1S
OF TIE ARGUMENT
tn TELEGRAPH TO TIVE rRrRrvp.t,


not, Y " oct. 1.-The second day Of The thirty
ishth annual Steuhcn County Fair opened under 'he
most au>picous circumstances. 1t was all "'''
,n,umn day. The entries are larger Inah Oh ANY
nrcvjouS year. Tho attendance was ais" 'HrHc' Val!
,u,cn Dcn>low, Of New York. the representative "i
..,i,r and Mark D. Wilbur. of brooklyn IN"
advocatc Of tariff reform Appeared on the grounds
nr,mptly at II a m. to discuss t1le 'af"' I"'>'''
They had an intelligent audience OF 4'n' l.oo"
oc,ple Each speaker was allotted one h""r III WHO"
n present his views. and then hf'ren mfh"'N' III
which to sum up Mr.. Wilbur WAS the first speaker
and in part said
and that the Democrats are Mt free trade party D
They i sn w %nt 70 The sSSupon Of foreign products
that be manufacturer as cheap mere a, .n nrd
i tarS country that will interfere with cnjoymrt
urrspcri,y and commercial Interests. Ihl M tarn
shuts ont Of the mar,ct .s OF the "or' an" opens
them To the free trade countries
The speaker then taking his text that the tariff
&c tax" followed that line Of argument for Come
,;m. and in closing said of the Mckinley bill; "Ihc
passage VI the Mckinley bill hae been "'>trnc''h 1"r
months hy an Intelligent brave and determined band
-, ,sriSIa,ors hnt finally passed 10y men elected nv
,s suarcial aid Of the manufacturers. i'll whose in
terst il t..
Mr. p,r slow the champion Of protection in answer
f.. ,lc previous speakers free trade argument said
rcacnire h;il TN lrotcc,,n of American Industries
ever enacted by aNv congress sun II Wa "pl",IN'"
f,T ali gentlemen from the south air ntclil-"i ana
brave ard likewise their 60 patrols ~ I'd" N"rn
rrreniner, pay a tan on mr,rl, al 'hr' buy on a.
,on, Of The 'i1' xc, - per re :" al al the n, dn'r
i>scI by the Tariff Reform club -"r% i" since rom
Inc pen Of 'na ,v% M MIMI Kin" rn,1 r tina, the YEA, az
liners pay he tan Isn't This fa!lay' IN"
h~7s' w ,n,, ar npan Will to Stand rl."u am
SCENTS are mad ny hv Hi>>iains AID PrrvrrhT fat,r
Tlry hav~ peculiar d"lu>Ih i"ga'fis wages IN t"u
!,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
Domestic 5itua,lons Uante6
Females.

Females.
Woik Ni iipI SIN FFPTH. BY -.
w i" 'Ih.' ".!"N Understands ali Kind,
~ 'on".i- m.-' t.ti "i,I,nt"-. IA s.,
i"\ - 'ihn"" pawn ono. l.23S
w '~',nt- b.,t r,frn,... asst wl GS
, c.s.. b. .''uiN l. lh'- >slsd- private OF
Nae p..N,f ho' ding hou-". no ublnc, 81
70 r..,. .oghir, ,au a, Mr. BIRCkS. lid
! =; l-;h II. htW'"n 81 and ith ayes.
WAEri:l ~ -i.hprri,nr"d nr.,.clasS
W ".'D"-, nt""> al salads and %
>'':'u' rat md '";n IT," t.nt, ran taxa
hG;"r>. pi1e" i"et r''f'r'nce. With Mr..
y LfH. ~ G'h.asr.
"a AiItL>>. By youns WOMAN; can
w tiA" 4 OuI'r's place. sober honest
wiling Iud nhl.c.ng ri'y or country. ~.
.h -'rl'. 30 rh.a,e.
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w ~ ,"Dls ~. "ilIuu. tHd ohl.ainr
49,! ri "'i.''- Apply -. nciH>s - W'ss
WA!I!I.>> 4.i rARLuKNAID Or
w "a NNHtlM 10 liy a Young nat
ID. 'ouP';'nt '."ruan ~! hr>, %, cliy
81 ard ash 81, W. '''' 0''"''a
" AlrEl>>. a., , ht,tol,,,. nr.t. tag
w '"'n. WOMAN a.s"o> ali salad, IA.
d' >it.i> VIZ. AZ" ~ silver and i,Is
,h.n, ~ f!.inD.. al l.oI7 shay.
h'"'.u ,.il ,.G 18th t..
NAtrKt -. -l;A a riot..r,ut ,ourx
w "". - Waitress amt ,hini" rlnzid;
f''-' IL .'l 20 .''.- waiting pct l,,r.. iall
from 10 tai :. 81 6tn.aN".. Jaaitor'- brll.
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ion.nl ,, tax. hor". Mrs. CALLAHAN,
- W.T. a2d -. room 5
All AeHIN,. B, , colored wonan 80. p.i
w don, q, b, ,hr w.rk. CIV ',erer ri.,
$50 :t.a,c. ID f"oi. hack. IL III WELL.
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w ~ :he day AoU>fe!'anuls. lo5 West
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w l.sn AID laIcuI wasting and i,oLihg;
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stead, employment h, the day. or would
hrus1rl,au. Gal! or address MAGGIE.
go 3i.slr
w A>IilN,,.-Ry respectable colored
w w"ran. ladies, gentlemen or FAMILY
washing Call or adore, Mr.. BRINNs
30 West 2Wh.>t., 3 nivhts. back.
NOt' NG lady. competent teacher ~ tng'
i li-h, French aud music desires position
a. tally so>"lnr>> ,n",ning hour. hishass
citv r'f"i-nc">. MUSIC TEACHER, 100
West lorth.>t.
NOrNG G"rman woman wishes family
i washing aud ironing. Mrs. WINTER
.26 East l0ithst
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which have alwav, existed between Brcc and Foster
They Lave lccn friends and bu>inc', a>-W ia' - iof
years The Democrats have made frantic appeals !"
Irrc for material aid. bui yet lIdN" heard h"'h'
ing from HIM Of encouraging character. lr
Democratic ,andiGai" f. Il poor man. 1sd ma n''h
have to hold IN own voters ~ ln". i"~.,
Bicc t. The rescue. n> loo plnrtifN viii
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


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