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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-04

SITUATION WANTED - YOUNG MAN
- would like to have some work of any kind;
10 honest and reliable; speaks English and Ger
man. Address NJ. z, this Office
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TOR RENT-NINE-ROOM HOUSE, APPLY
T. 3oi South Rodney street. A Dougherty.
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yXyANTED-EXPERIENC STATE, SrE-
w cial and local agents to represent tho Ma
tional Home Building d Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. L N. Clarke. Secretary
Bloomington. Ill.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRSTCLASs
y pastry cook. Address Pastry, independent.
ClTUATION WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE
- to take full charge of lodging house or fur
nished rooms; reference furnished. Address A.
j., this Office.
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TOR sALE-A BARGAIN-NEW FURNITURE
y and lease of new brick 6-rooM mouse. Bath
gas, furnace. South Rodney near broadway. Dox
- DostOf8ca
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TOR RENT-A FINE GROOM HOUSE NEAR
court house. Chandler d Heath.
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SITUATIONS WANcEO.
Advertisements under this head three tiyues
FREE
SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MAN OF 1S
- years desires position In store Or office: good
Address G, s, G., 576 South Rodney street
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TOR T-COMFORrABLY FURNISHED
y rooms at reasonable rates. Harvey block.
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helena.
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FOR T-MISCELLANEOUs
~N~~~-s~seSeseS~seSeseses esese>~>SesesesesNsese
TOR RENT-OFF1CES, ASSEMBLY AND
= store rooms. in the Electric building, corner
Park and Sixth avenues. Steam heat and modern
improvements. The lighting machinery ia to be
removed from basement EARLIEST practicable. Ap-
ply to b. Brown agent. room /, Power building,
TOR RENT-STORE FOR RENT AND BUSI-
4 ness Tor sale. Inquire Israel 4 Co.
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TOR RENT-ONE LARGE ROOM, FUR
L nished. for gentlemen or ladies'. Az Broad
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

IKTANTED-LADY AGENTS FOB NEW RUB
w Der undergarment: Indispensable to ladies;
proof free Address Little Co.. N6 Clark street.
Chicago. ILL
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WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One of our agents earned 81, 200 in ~.
Address p. o. Box 1871, New York.
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A Large Number Received at the Land |
ONCE.
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A NY PERSON WISHING 10 BORROW $500
adpsendsnt o6los. IN tessst 70 pee cent
The morning call., 1890-07-13

out any signs of pain. By touching certain
muscles various actions were mechanically per-
formed by the limbs and fingers and muscle s Of
the face Then the doctor pressed on certain
IendOns OF the leg, the result being the stlffen-
ing Of the whole body; so rigid was she that
the doctor could place her head on the b ok
OF a chair and her heels on the floor without the
girl falling.
The second or cataleptic stage was Induced by
The forcible opening OF the girls eyelids, result
ing IN stare as of enhancement In this state
lie girl was made to believe everything and any,
Thing a gong was struck, and she was told it
was church bell, upon which she struck n de-
vOtOnal altitude. A bit OF red glass was put
before her eyes with the Information that the
house was Oh fife, and at once she became fran
tic with terror. A number Of other experiments
followed which most of us have seen done In ex-
bibilons OF mesmerism during the last thirty
years; but whereas most of those vulgar per-
formances were impostures, these hypnotic man.
ifestations are undoubtedly genuine.
The third or somnHmbulistlc stage was In
duced by rubbing the girI's hair on the top Of
her head. She now saw things around her as
they we're, but The reasoning power was de-
ranged. Again she believed whatever was told
her. One man was an iceberg, and she shiVered
when he came near her. She gnawed steel file.
believing 1t TO be chocolate, and so on. III this
stage The doctor could parayZe any limb at Will
The morning call., 1890-07-13

opposed Mr.. Graves. because some years ago ne
appointed his sou and daughter as his assistants
at good salaries. Many thought that some OF
the Pioneers should have been given the places.
Henry b. Russ last night said that there was
considerable uncalled-ior bitterness against MT.
Graves "He used 10 get $500 month ana mad
TO hire his own assistant years ago., SAD Mr.
Russ. "but lately he only got Sl5O anu LIS as
sistaDt got $50"
W. g. DOolitte, a member OF the society, was
elected clerk. Ii is said that The affairs of the
society have quieled down and all Is prosperous
since the election. The votes cast on the two
tickets show how closely the society was d.
vded.
Opposition ticket-President, Alexander Mont
gOnery, 473. Nice-Presidents-Iienry L. High
ton, 2O6 RomualdO Pacheco, 225 Calus I. Ry-
land OF San JOSE 46S; George w. Chesley of Sac
ramcnto 222; Patrick W. Murphy OF San Luis
Obispo, 900. TreaSurer-HOward Ravens, 473.
Marshal, Joseph Goodridge, $780, Directors
Joseph q. Eastland, $50; Elliott NJ. Root, 1872 ;
Thomas II. Caswell, PA; James S. Wethered,
232; Henry b. Russ, 247: Samuel II. Daniels,
go; James d. Phelan, 225; Harry b. Hunt.
900; Robert Vandercook, 22o.
An amendment looking Toward limitation OF
the powers OF The Board OF Directors was de-
feated by vote OF 223 10 252, two-Ihirds being
necessary TO carry II. The following regular
ticket was elected. With one exception in The
Board of Directors: For President, Alexander
Montgomery, 273; Vice Presidents - l.. l..
Baker 277, Frederick Lux 255, Henry Mathews
249. CaiuS I. Ryland 46S. George L. HOoDer
PAS; Treasurer, Howard Ravens 4T3; Marshal,
Ezekiel b. Nreeland 2S2; Directors-A. w. Won
Schmidt 245, Samuel Deal 245, James Heron
237, Augustus L. Phelps 254, John j spear
24O, Christian Refs 2G4, John Briekell 253,
George T. Marye Jr. 24O, John Nightingale Jr.
NJ ID. 245.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

MARx-In this city. July II. 1890. TO the wife Of
H. Marx. a son.
KIELTY-In this city, July II, 1890, to the wife OF
+. j. keity,
REHKER-In this CITY, July IL, 1890. to the wife Of
William Rehker, son.
KEISER-In this city, July 8, 1890, to the wife OF
Henry Keiser, a daughter.
STEWART-In Oakland. July 10, 1890, to the wife
of John L. Stewart. a
BACKMANN-In this city. July 9. 1890, to the wife
of ii. Backmann, a daughter.
FoRTESCUE-Iu this city, July IL. 1890, to the
wife OF Hubert Nj. Fcrtescue, daughter.
HEATH-In San AnSelmo. Marin County, July IL,
1880, to the wife OF r. w. Heath, daughter.
LANGLoIS-In this city, June 81 1890, to the wife
OF +. H. Ianglois, son.
TAYL0R-In this city, July IL 1890, to the wife OF
J. A. Taylor, daughter.
GATELY-In this city, July IL, $780, to the wife OF
John +. Catchy son.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

he has for a long lime been making. So Is Dr.
Milne Bramwell, a physician in GOole, England,
who willingly shows his experiments TO Scien-
life lnves tigdtors.
That the hypnotic power Is capable OF accom-
pllshng wonders cannot be doubted. l. myself,
recently saw a series of exceedingly interesting
experiments. the subject being French woman,
young, cOmely, and apparently OF the peasant
class. She was OF a phlegmatic temperament,
dreamy-eyed, and generally what we would call
a weak-willed woman. The operator was a very
positive person, a slim, wiry, keen-eyed, Mephs-
tophelean Frenchman. When she took her seat
the operator came where l stood, about twenty
feet or more away from her. He simply asked
her to look into his eyes, he looking into hers at
tie same time. In a moment she was fast asleep,
with her head sideways and her arms hanging
listlessly down.
l asked the operator TO cause the patient to
do certain things, such as lift Il hand or nnger,
or cross or Tearrauge her feet. Though no word
was spoken or whispered 10 the sleeping woman
and though the operator and myself were at tile
opposite end OF the room, she obeyed every COM
nland OF the OPERATORS silent Will When II came
TO my turn to test the experiment tooE the OPP
orator right back to the door. quite forty feet
distant from the sleeping girl, and there whis-
pered as low as l could in his ear something like
The morning call., 1890-07-13
MARVELS OF
HYPNOTISM.
Medical Men Of Europe Become
Interested in the Subject.
As Usual Medical Authorities Differ on the
Utility and Desirabiliiy Of the 1nnova-
ton in Medical Science.

III, CORRESPONDENT writing from Lon
VlNlg don to a journal In the East on the sub
INV iect of IypnotIsm says The doctor. @, OF
~ London and Paris are excited over the
merits OF bypnotism The few believe IL 10 be
an immense gain and blessing TO science; the
majority are either actively hostile 10 it or quietly
skepticaI to tue claims set up In its behalf. 1t
requires a bold man TO advocate the cultivation
OF the pypnotizing power, gift, as Will be seen
from what follows DR.. Charcot, the eminent
Professor de Clinique at the Hospice de Salt
petriere in Paris, is bold enough 10 Publish in the
fullest way the particulars of the experiments
The morning call., 1890-07-13
FIRE MATT Frs.
Chief Engineer scann-1i Granted Thirt
Days Leave of Absence.

ChIef Engineer Scann-II Granted Thirty
Days Leave of Absence.
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday.
Acting Chief Engineer Sullivan was ordered to
communicate with the Board OF Supervisors IN
relation TO the formation OF company TO operate
the water tower when IL is placed in position.
The resignat ion OF Louis McInness as pre-
man OF the chemical engine was accep ed and
James Graham WIS appointed In his place.
Chief Engineer ScanneIl was granted thirty
DAYS leave of absence owing TO Ill health.
Ii was decided to recommend that H0seman
Timothy Regain OF Engine ~, who was injured
at a fire oil May I'd, be allowed 500 by the
Supervisors.
An amendment TO the rule governing the
duties OF the drayman at the Corporation Yard,
offered BY Acting Chief Engineer Sullivan, was
adopted.
The Acting Chief Engineer was instructed TO
consult with the Chairman OF the Fire and
Wafer Committee OF the Board of Supervisors
regarding the sewerage OF the house OF Engine
II, South San Francisco
The morning call., 1890-07-13

WHITE-DRISCOLL-Int this city July 8, 1890 by
the Rev. Father Smith, John 7. White and Saran
+. DriscolI.
WHEELER-oBRIE this city. July l. 1890,
by the Rev. Father O'Grady, Judson Wheeler and
katharine {. o'Brlen, both of San Francisco.
Lo6AN-KELLEY-At San Mateo, July 10. 1890:
by the Rev. r. L. Brewer, Stewart Logan and
Jennie Nj. Kelley, both Of Gold Hill. New.
LAWS-LoDTMAN-In this city, July IL. $780, by
the Rev. NJ ID. Buck, Arthur Laws and Susie T.
Lodtman, both of San Francisco.
TARW ATER-LEDFORD-At Point Arena, July
10, 1890, by the Rev. D. Munro, Albert r. Tar
water and Addah b. Ledford. both of Guala-a,
MendOeino County, Cal.
N-V0GELSDORFF-In this city, July TO-
1890, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy. Benjamin Newman
and Theodore Nogelsdorff, both of San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

Two boys named Willie Sears and Igna-
titus Hurley were arrested by the Harbor
Police yesterday for stealing brass from a
foundry at the corner of Folsom and Spear
streets. They admitted their guilt, and
said they had sold the metal to junk-deal-
err The foundrymen state that gang of
thieves has made heavy hauls from their
premises lately, and that big boys make the
little fellows do the differing
The morning call., 1890-07-13

this: d" Let her raise her right arm comb her
nair with her fingers, and then take hold OF her
left hand on her knee" The operator never
opened hts lips moved from the spot but he
stared percngy at his patient and in few sec
OndS she performed the movements / had re-
quested, slowly indeed, Tut without any failure
in any point
To prove The scundnessof the girls sleep and
her insensihlliIy TO pain while IN II, the Ope at0r
borrowed scarf-pin from spectator and thrust
it right through the heshy part OF the upper arm
so that the point stuck out an nch. She
then made to extend her arm and walk around
Us for close inspection, which lasted ten minutes
by the watch. a feat which few strong men could
do without letting the arm drop, even without a
pin through II. There was no blood, and when
the pin WAS Withdrawn and The girl restored to
consciousness she told us she only ielt as though
size had been prcked slightly.
DIT. CharcOt divides The action OF hypnotsm
(Which means The state OF perfect sleep Into
three stages-hrst. lethargy; second caiaIepsv.
and third, somuambulISm. On the recent visit TO
his place OF an investigation DR.. CharcOt pro-
dueed young woman of o. StOuty built, with
bright and intelligent face. She was highly
hvsterical subject. habtually msenSbe to pain
on the left ha OF the body. Dr. CharcOt showed
this by prickipg her with a pin on each side.
She was hidden 10 gaze iDtently on point near
and above her eyes, when she went of into nm
CONSCIOUSNESS and the doctor closed her eyeids.
Now the pICbe could be Inserted anywhere with
The morning call., 1890-07-13

I. Il. Baekus, 1o5 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn
n. Y, writes:
"ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTERS are un-
doubleday The best external remedy manufae-
tured. 1 make this assertion TO the public from
my own personal eXDerlence-oi their wonderful
virtues, Suffering from severe pains In my side
asd chest, contracted through severe cold,
was thar ia eight hours after applying them /
could get up and walk about with very little
TO remove my shoes. ! have since used them III
my family for vai ious ailments and have never
known them TO fail to give almost immediate re.
lief"
The morning call., 1890-07-13
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The morning call., 1890-07-13
PIONEER ELECTION.
Some IIl-FeeIing Results on Account OF
fba Txvn TiakafG.

Some III-FesIing Results on Account OF
the Two Tickets.
The Pioneer Society had It's annual election on
Monday, and the " conservative" ticket was
defeated by small majority, the regular
ticket having been elected Henry b. Russ OF
the conservative ticket was the only successful
nominee, being elected one Of the nine Direc-
tors.
The election was quite warmly contested and
considerable bitterness was manifested, espe-
eiaily with reference TO the removal Of ecre-
LaIy nliam I. Graves, who was one OF the oc-
essions OF the TWO tickets The conservatives
wanted him aud the opposition did NOT. The
new board immediately removed MIR. Graves and
elected e. 7. Malcellus former United States
Marshal, as his successor. Ii Is said that many
The morning call., 1890-07-13

MARE ISLAND FRAUDs.-UBited States Dis
lrict Attorney Carey is investigating the alleged
charges Of fraud In connection with the coal at
the Mare Island Maynard, and If he finds any
genuine crookeduess he Will Institute pr0seeu-
lion against The guilty parties.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

EDMONDs AND HIS REYoLYER.-The sound
of pislol-shOt was heard on First street, near
Minna, yesterday morning. Officer Daily stopped
4 man named Frank EdmOnds, alias Michael
johnson, who was near the spot, aud, on search
Ing him, found in his pocket pistol with one
empty chamber. EdmODds was locked up.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
BORN.

BASrRUP-In this city. July IL. 1890, to the wife
OF Harry Bastrup. a SON.
HANNAH this city, July TO- $780, TO the wife OF
John Hanna a son.
RASMUSSEN-In this city. July IL. 1890, to the
wife OF Y. Rasmussen. daughter.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

GOING TO KANSAS CITY.-Judge Rix yester-
day released Ellen Holman, IS years OF age,
from the Magdalen Asylum, whittier she was
sent about month ago. The girls mother in
tends to take her Maynard daughter TO Kansas
Civ.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
BlRTHS--MARRIAGES- DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must DO handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the and residence Of persons authoriz cd
to have the same pu0lished.l
The morning call., 1890-07-13

To THE House OF CoRRECTIoN.-For at
tempting TO kill May Martinez with knife on
MAY 14th last, Robert Parsons has been SEN
trnced by Judge Murphy TO the House OF Correc-
linn far une wear
The morning call., 1890-07-13

dizziness nausea, constipation pain IN the sid e.
are asked To try one vial OF Carter's Little Liver
The morning call., 1890-07-13

SENTENCED FOR MAYHEM-George Altrup
has been sentenced BY Judge Murphy 10 San
Quentin for three and half years for biting off
piece OF Bertha Altrups nose on the 9Th OF
.Iune IasI.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fl Defective sight. 427 Kearny street
The morning call., 1890-07-13
Jessie-Sireet Dwelling.
Corner 24lh and Douglas Streets.

25X75: 1921 Jessie ST. San Carlos ave, bet.
10th and 20th rental value $50; 6 rooms aud bath.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

251l0O: NE. cor. 18th and Diamond sts being IS
feet on 18th st. by 100 on Diamond ST.. ali severed
and macadam Zed
25X110: s. line of 14th St, 25 feet w, of Landers
bet. Church and Dolores.
ALSO.
25x100 Ne 9Th ave-, rs feet Sc. of X st.
AND.
Lots 81. 49, 81, g. 95. 36I and 362 Silver Terrace
Homestead Association.
...SoAE MORE.
Lots IL and H. Block IT, Railroad-avenus Home =
stead Association.
....AND....
Lots l. and g. Block 142, visitation Land Com
pauy San Mateo County.
Lots / and II, Block A. View Homestead Asso-
citation, Oakland.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
Pacifie-Street Dwelling.

22:11x68:9; zoos and l0051a Powell ST, bet. Clay
and Washugton; fats; rents $50; heavy brick
foundation.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
POMell.Strent Flats.

l25I110; Sw. oath and Douglas SITS, being 1875
feet on 9th ST. by ITO on Douglas a whole or
in lots.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
WelI-Located Business Corner.

% :6x69:4: 1925 Pacific ST., bet. Jones and Lee
enworth; neat 5-room cottage.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
MASON-STREsT CORNER DWEllIN
Howard. Street Building Lots.

lots. each 2S:6xl15, 10 an alley; E. line of How
ard St, 1886 y. of 26th: in the midst of splendid
improvements: cabIe-cars pass.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
Richmond Building Lots.

29x12O; NV cor California and 10Th ave., being 20
feet on California st. by 100 on 18th ave.
26xl2o; W. line of 18th ave-, 120 feet n. OF Cali
fOrnia.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
$50 Sinosipge ~inoebrGmoer.

8 Sinosipseaiplet ! 2onsle 8Ointe,
9 Mil fra Wtpntreal, aanaba, opItUb
SGblGs 3irsoas Miboas ben Cite. os.;
TO Elmer ieuere bar belle 8psninsen
inobplet / ct Slammebap, % benimob
$50 ai 1900 Sinosipse bar Omtomne |
5lammerre.
InItaltens Contemporaries bar al
beles utilitrattelise for en- iaaban SIDE
braub, ps Der bleu berfpr ienbt Here
9ampiprpiter meb Specialto9 fra Mcns
treal.
8psuinsens Sm9iueller frembsb ct
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Sunoreoer al iinbsiua9e MGnc % apin'
Der fob Der Sitrenbe % ansitfulbe.
&unnerne u%nitrenste lis til bet goerts
for at berplise be Spse os iua burtis
Ipm mulis brinse benz | Sifterbeb |
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tontrulere De Sinbsiuase / lensere 2ib,
% tililut ppitob Der iaaban 8epeselie
blanot benz, at man MATTE ienbe til
Montreal efter en- GiOelins Yolibetiente.
8p9ninsen bar ai Muriteu, 900 Sob
lang % 8 @taser bsi. Den bar inb'
belt | go Sale, ben enc Salpoel for
Mano, ben anben for apinoer. Slben
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ouer 100000, % meb Wsbler uip. an
ilaaes bet iinancielle Tab til pper en-
Milion Dollars.
9iseiiben Yrppinien Quebec bleu
orsaniieret, bar Iutoriteternes 8ebanb.
lens al Sinbsipse paret en- Sfianbiel.
Be bar u9ret leiet bort til Npnner for
800 ON Iaret for bper. Honnerne bar
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prbeutlis 9asebebanolins.
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tioelia aabnet.
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Der bar insen Slufteapparater i 9ars
bepeu, ps Sasterne % Surserne loo
Spsuinsen br9nbe ps arbeibebe meb at
rebbe be l25 5attislemmer ps Sinbsipse
/ Spsninsen.
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al ibiptiife &pinosr, men Der er uiaaife
flere. Gariasen til Slpebranben pibes
life, men bet antuses, at en- al be Sinbs.
iuase bar leset meb 5pritiffer % iii.
ielbispis iat Slc pau Spsninsen.
8ranbifaben ani laues til $4,000,
Gsiurancen er $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
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