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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08
MONTANA's CONSTITUTION.


The Mon Who Made It Meet In Reunien
To-Day.
The men who framed q constitution for
the young state Of Montana will meet at
noon to-day in the district court room.
This will be their first formal gathering
since they met in convention. The mem
beers have formed . society under the laws
of the state known as the Trainers Of the
Constitution and will hold annual reunions
hereafter.
The executive committee of the society,
which is composed Of II. KnippenberR,
Charles S. Marshall, Martin Maginnis,
Paris Gibson, George w. s. stapleton, J.. E.
Richards and Aired Myers, have arranged
the following programme:
u O'CLOCK NOON,
Society called to order. By president
Address OF welcome .............B b. b Carpentt :
Roll-call and minutes read 49,. !. Secretary
Report OF treasurer. L. H. Hershfieid
Constitution and bylaws adopted: slection Of
ofhcers. standing committees appointed; general
business; recess.
The constitutional convention and our
rsSciety VIM. A. Clark
..f6 ne s inais;aI, 4 Is M I1aio
General and closing business.
The proceedings of the day will close
with an elaborate banquet in the evening
at The Helena and will eclipse anything Of
the kind In the history of the state. The
banquet committee is composed of L. A.
Hershfeld, w. A. Chessman and VIM. Muth
and they will leave nothing undone that
will contribute to the success of the affair.
The following is list of the members:
William A. Clark, E. d. Aiken, Walter NJ.
BickfOrd, ]. F. Brazleton, Peter Breen,
Simon II. Buford, William Mason Billiard,
Walter A. Burleigh, Alex. F. Burns. Andrew
j. Burns, Edward Burns, James E. Gala
way, Edward Cardwell, B. Plat Carpenter,
Milton Cauby, William A. Cheasman.
Timothy E. Collins, Charles E. Conrad,
Walter Cooper, Thomas F. Courtney,
Arthur ]. Craven. w. w. Dixon. d. II. Dur
fee, William Dyer, George o. Eaton. Will
liam T. Field, ]. E. Gaylord. Paris Gibson,
Warren q. Gillette, o. F. Goddard, Fielding
Z. Graves, r. E. Hammond. Charles s.
Hartman. Henri j. Haskell. Luke D. Hatch,
Lewis II. Hershfeid, Richard @. Hickman,
s. s. Hobson. Joseph Hogan, Thomas
JoyesI Allen +. Joy, J. E. Kanouse. W.. j.
Kennedy, 3: Knigpenberg, Hiram Knowles,
Luce, Martin Maginnis, J.. E. Marion,
Charles s. Marshall. VIM. Mayer, p. w,
McAdow. @. Il. Middleton, Samuel Mitchell,
William. Muth. Alfred Myers, William
Parberry, w. R. Ramsdell, q. j. Reek. John
@. Robinson, L. Rotwitt, ]. E. Richards,
Francis =; Sasgeant, Leopold F. Schmidt,
George ". Stapleton, Joseph x. Toole,
Charles s. Warren, William II. Watson,
Chas NJ. Webster, d. r. Whitehill. George
d. Winston, Aaron G. Witter, David @.
Brown.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Two Certificates Filed With the Secretary
of State.
The following certificates of incorpora-
ton were filed with the secretary OF state
yesterday:
Flathead Lake company; by Thomas G.
Marshall. Walter a. Bickford, George H.
Piatt, Robert 81. Floyd-Jones, George E
Boos and William Muth. The object of the
company 10 &C. own and operate hotels and
boats for pleasure-seekers on Flathead lake
The capital stock is $40. COO in twenty shares
Of $500 each.
The Inter- Mountain Land company; BY
Alex. J. Steele, Abner B. Clements and
William Muth. The object of the company
is to deal in mines, lands and water works
The capital stock IL 100000 in 5000 shares
Of 800 each.
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Philipsburs News.

Mail: Sinking the shaft ON the Bi-Ne-
tallic extension was commenced last Satur-
day and the work 10 now progressing nice
". The winter supply Of wood 10 being
cut and all other arrangements for steady
work are being mads. A large bunk-house
ID about completed and the employees will
be very comfortable ut the Extension
works this winter. nj
The output OF the Granite Mountain fol-
the week ending Nov. WAS forty-four ban
Of bullion containing 68, 1876 ounces fine sill
ver and 159 ounces fine gold.
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Helen. Catholic Literary soe,.t,

The Helena Catholic Literary society
held it, first semi-annual election Of nev
ofncers. at its regular weekly meeting on
Thursday night. Tho following gentle
msn were elected: H. Wall, president; r,
Cruise, vioe- president; r. Fsist, financial
SECRETARY; J. Cantwell, recording secretary;
and Rev. G. q. Toilet, treasurer. The
subject for debate for next Thuradav,s rao-
ular meeting Is the, following: .sHas the IN
vention and the use Of machinery penaralIy
been beneficial to mankindf' Nj. Georoe
Burns will lead those in the afIarma tive M
Mr.. A. OConnell those Who defend the
negative proposition.
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The adjourned meeting of the stockholders of
the Home Building and Loan association will be
held at the Office # the secretary, Saturday even
ing. May 8. A full attendance Is requested. A.
j. Steele, Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

George L. Johnston, Of Neihart. 10 ON q
visit to the capital.
Louis Betz, Of ST. Paul, who has many
Montana friends, 10 In the CITY ON bust
ness trip.
Colonel Broadwater arrived from Butte
last night in company with Congressman
Elect Dixon.
Hon. w. A. Clark arrived from Butte last
night to attend the meeting of the Society
Of the Trainers OF the Constitution.
Billy Todd had a broad Dixon smile on
his face when he stepped OF Great North
ern train from Benton yesterday, and tool
q cab for the Grand Central.
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will take place this day at O'Clock p m. SHARP
at Browns block. Warren street. George Booker
aucti0neer
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Founded Buchtsl College.
CLEVELAND, Nov. John r. Buchtel,
founder Of Buchtel college at Akron. Ohio.
suffered a stroke Of apoplexy on Tuesday,
and il dyiuQ
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Notice to the Public.

Messrs. Straub and z,ehner have pur-
chased the meat market Of Jas. Blake, ON
lower Main street. All bills due Jas. Blake
are payable TO F. u. Straub, at the old
stand, and those indebted are requested ia
call and settle within thirty days and avoid
further costs.
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Before the Advancs u Prices.
4 complete linz Of Iadses' muslin under-
veer = placed On special sale fce the rsxt
IN days q H. Tomas
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Jackson'smusio store Bailey block.
Dinner from u to s ct this BON Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss NeaRlsa 1ls
Clark street.
Schlappi, the artistic piano tuner. Cap
tai City Music Go.
James ". Barker, merchant tailor, Main
: est, opposite First Nstional hank.
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A meeting Of the stockholders Of tho Home
Building and Loan association will he held at
the office of A. J. Steele this evening at $50 1t
is hoped that all will be present.
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MARRIED.

AUSTIN-MCBEAN.-At BoEeman, Mont, Nov
s, 1890, By Rev. Frank Lewis, Nj. Austin. OF
Helena. to Miss joey McbsAn. oe 1nvernsss,
Scotland
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Madame Coe has postponed her departure from
Helena and can be found to-day ~ usual It the
Hotel Helena.
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The largest assortment of wedding presents is
to be seen at The Bee Hive. and the prices the
lowest. II will we'll pay yon to visit this estab-
Gshmen tiff in quest of wedding presents.
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Concert 1t Tafner HALL
Prof. Petermann and his accomplished
family will give sacred concert at Turner
hall tomorrow evening, Introducing the
vocophons quartette. The admission will
ba 80 and q cents. This will undoubtedly
move treat which mono Of the patrons of
Turner hall should miss. After the concert
dance will follow. with the same excellent
music in attendance.
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Hallquist Out ON Bail.

HalIqulst Out on BAH.
Gus. Hallquist, charged with attempting
to vote at the Thirteenth precinct Of Hell
ena last Tuesday ON the name Of Charles
Johnspn, was released on bail yesterday by
United States Commissioner Kinsley. His
case will come before the United States
grand jury.
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The Rec Hive for bargains.

Lundborg's perfumes at The Bee Hive at New
York prices.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Headquarters for window glass and paiuts and
oils Parchen's Drug Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08

Herbert Nicholson q Co. deliver the
finest cord wood promptly to any part Of
the CITY. Telephone. 243.
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Large line of ostrich and turkey feather busters
ust received at The Bee Hive
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VIII Arrive To-day.

Will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to.
day ON the west bound Northern Pacific;
F. 8. Bedell, Louis Dehlow, Mrs. E. Staw'
son and daughter, @. Fl. Ameran and wife
II. Il. Comfy, J. Laurence and wife.
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Tho celebrated Rockavay brand New
York counts 80 csnts per can, extra selects
70 cents par can. Prairie chickens and
quail; very Ane; dry picked turkeys and
chiokans, achrimpn, Kalamazoo celery.
HAm pAcxuo Co,
Telsphons 9le. In Broadway.
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The I. K L. Bazaar ia the place to buy your
clothing at less than cost.
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Five cases Of felt sailor hats, in silk and gray
75c, at Il. Tonn's.
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The J.. ste,nmetx Jevve

Tho j. -Stelnmetz Jewelry Co.
Show beautiful line of gold match
boxes. They are an elegant gift for gentle
mon. We also show an immense line Of
silver match boxes, at least, over thirty diff
ferent styles. See the III. s. Mail" match
box--very unique. Boxes with notices,
comic suggestions. etc.
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Clear Havana home made cigars 100 1t
Swend CarlsOn's.
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Concert e Tsrner Hall.

Go to No II Warren street for switches, wig
and fronts. Hair cut. curled and dressed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-08

Ladies' and childfen's wintsr undsrclothine
very low at The Bee Hive.
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Civil Business In the District Court.
D. G. Silliman vs.. E. 8. Clark and George
81. Pew. Judgment by default for e422.9
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Arrivals 1t Tho Helena.

Chas. G. Griffith, Great w. w. Dixon, Butte.
Falls. Harry G. kessle
j. j. Jordan, Syracuse. butte.
Geo. N. LOOMS, New N. j. Ketchen, 1ren
York. ton, N. j.
Geo. H. Hess. Chicago. d. h Vincent, Butte
Luke II. Hutch, Stew ems +. T. Marion, French
vile. town.
w. II. Rooney, Chicago. Geo. D. Wilcox, Eato
VIM. Smith, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Rapids Mich. CA. Bruins. San Fran
G. =. Nurthrup, st. Paul cisco.
j. X. Pardee. Philips Mrs. j.. 4. Pardel
burg. Philipsburg.
j. r. Thrill, st. Louis. Kent Chambers, PhilA
w. g. Sampson. Meeder- delphia.
vile. w. i. Greenwood. Bos
H. A. Lehrs, st. Paul ton.
U. Il. Conrad. Benton. Max Grotthiss. Ch0tea,
Geo. A. Clark, ChOteau. N. +. Rolfe, 4rea
F. L. Daggett. st. Paul. Falls.
David q Browne. Fort Paul Blackmar, Min
Benton. neapolis.
F v. Hurley, st. Paul VIM. H. Todd. For
Geo. Weitbrecht, los Benton,
ton. J. 8. Todd. Great Fall
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Arrival. 1t .he Grand Central.

6T8m0 C0utEsbls
w. ID. Finner, Butte.
GeorgeW Paulkie. Dear
born.
b. A. Stone, Drammond.
h. b. Moomis. Drum
mond.
g. w. Klein, St. Paul.
CA. Eats, Martinsdale.
Thomas kienan, Drum
mOnd.
George Kint, Rimini.
Joe Fleming. Rimini.
Hon. l. A. Jackmaa.
Salt Lake.
j. H. Hhamlear, N. p.
r. r.
James &. T'uOhy, Basin.
7. F. Murray, boulder.
w. w. Volt, jefferson
2. n. Liddy, Jefferson.
T. U. Hachenay, Mis-
eoulA.
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A superior ladies' white hemstitched handker-
chief fqr loo 1t Ife Bee Hive
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1AA AAVoA0 - V&AU
F. W. Paige, Chicago.
Robert Fisher Wickes.
I. Mosby, st. Paul.
Robert II, Hammond,
Radersburg.
James w. Baird, Blu
ford, N. D.
Ed q. Shears, Boston.
g. A. Mari. Missouri
River survey,
n. H. Pottering, Ma
rysville.
G. H. Carpenter. st.
| j. f.ia 4. btousaton. Bo.-
ton.
J.T.Welch, Penn Placer.
Ed. Cardwell, Jefferson.
+ II. Myrick, Mays
W. G. Wiley. stemple.
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Prices ON al goods 1t The Bee Hive compare
with eastern quotations.
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We Are .. Top.

Towels and table linens It cost at Tho BE Xiv
to mako room for hO iday goods.
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some very Rich Concentrates.

Sam ]. 6ilverman, the energetic mining
expert. ever on the alert for good mining
properties has secured . bond on GOLD
property in Washington state, which from
present indications 10 undoubtedly q bo-
nanza. He has had several tons Of the ore
reduced to concentrates and these were
shipped to the East Helena smelter for re-
duction. A general assay was made Of the
concentrates and Sam received the result
expectations. The concentrates assayed
moro than $1,600 Per ton and that 10 Why
he il happy.
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THE BLIND LECTURER.

Fur-lined oyercoats at I'll. 80; the very best
made at $3.50. Old stand, Granite block.
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Up. Porter
Has several nice houses for rent convenient
" located.
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THE LONE PINE MINES.
Securing New Water supply-The Minea
Looking Well.

Securing New Water supply-The Mines
Looking Well.
Mr.. j. 8. Keerl, Of Sizer & Keerl, engi-
1eers, returned yesterday from a two
weeks professional trip in Beaverhead
county. While there he made prelimi-
nary examination looking to securing a
water supply for the Lone Pine group of
mines. He found the project Of bringing
water from the base Of Sheep Mountain
over the divide and to the mines feasible.
Should this enterprise be accomplished it
would furnish more than sufficient water
for general use and water power to run the
mills, COMMENTATORS, hoists and tramway,
enabling the company to make large saw
ing ON operation. The company has re-
Gently sunk shaft 100 feet deep south Of
the gulch, and have driven tunnels east
and west for some distance-all in first
class ore-and are now in position to pro-
duce q large daily tonnage, which will keep
the mill fully employed. A large amount
of Developments work 10 being prosecuted
upon the neighboring mines, and the pros
poets for the whole section are very bright.
Dewey's Flat, the distributing center of
this district ID assuming the proportions Of
q town and the three hotels have all the
business they can attend to.
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OH fnssias ssss~ paraep. nstrs 80.
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~ peg tops just received st The Bee Hive.
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BORN.

MAGRAW-At Helena. Nov, Z; to the wife Of II
NagraW, Q daughter.
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The tims to buy stocks il VII En- pso-
pie want money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
How Canadian. Soc the Tariff Tar.

Some one recently asked Sir John A.
Macdonald If there was any truth in the
Democratic slogan that the tariff is q
tax" and the Canadian premier replied:
at is tax. and IA prove it 20 you in a
sentence. Suppose l havo 900 bushels
Of barley on this (the Canadian side
which / desire TO sell in the United
States. Under present law in America
must pay fifteen cents per bushel, OF
Sl50 in all. upon my 1000 bushels. be-
fore am permitted to cross the line
with my barley, and when | do cross the
line with it how much do get for itr
Why. | get the American price, the same
that barley Is selling for over there.
don't add te that price the fifteen cents
per bushel that paid in the customs
house. Therefore the tariff " a tax.
bat unfortunately 1t Ia q tar upon our
people who ship their produce 70 the
Uulkr.d Stats
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
AN OLD SOLDIER KILLED.
Run Oyeron the North Park Road while
Lying on the Track.

Lying on the Ifack.
Joseph Medlan, an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home, was killed last night at
0 o'clock, by the south-bound train on
the North Park road. When the en-
glne struck the unfortunate man, he
was sitting or lying on the track about
two blocks north of Sweetest. The
engineer of the train was Joseph
Alley, and the train was running at the
rate of about twenty miles an hour.
The deceased was between 90 and 90
years of age. The body was taken 10
the Soldiers Home, and a coroner's
iuryswill be empaneled by Coroner
Locher today.
The circumstances Of the accident
other than those recorded above have
not yet transpired. Whether the old
man had laid down on the track in
'ewllderment or exhaustion, q not
k own. A sugges ion suicide is raj d
~ the fact tn4.1 ile eeens 10 have ind0e
no effort to escape the approaching
train. An inquest only can determine
all the facts OF the case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
At shelhv.


Special - fhe TrBensv HsatHb.
slELBy, Mich, Nov The REID
Partridge combination. comet like.
struck shelby yesterday. Rod abuss1
Turner and srled to defend Valentine.
liz audience vas clsgusie5 Slth re-
vItuperative bsrsngue. Red forgot -
expisln wheat 0pfouf 80 his ~af v
admirers. The reverend gerGefnan
vas folowea bv Bufioa s. Htls. r.
publican csnd date for state -enstor.
vho wa entbus astsea ~ welcomed an8
who made a. eHeellenf speech. Re
rub'icans sre conf8sut of victory ard
are closing the fehf vfh hare hevf.
TIE uucalied for aitcks0b Hr Turner
sfs com ng Tome g. Y8st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
Preliminary Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-Commander-
in-Chief Veasey has called meeting of
the Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Council administration, e. A.
R., at Detroit, on the 7th day OF Novem-
ber next. The National encampment
will he held in that city, and this meet
ing of the Executive Board is called at
that place for the purpose, among
other things, of making preliminary
preparations for the great reunion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

"a a. ne Session Of ths Raars ~
Aa1aafon.
TEE LIBRARY HIl BE WES rsTn .
sessF-i te~nEo - EeerAers NNas -
hsaignstiens AeesFssa-.A 49, a.al.
tsl Apprentices fef SoetA Dl.i.loa.
a. seheel Assss l.eag Essha.s.

The Board.of Education hela = short
hut bury session lass evening. In. r. y.
hfaihe.a was tns ouis slsenles and
Trustee Pred +. Clara. ihs xaanerst
meiahsr of the ho4ra xas "a hana
hrgni and early
alnslee : gner, 0f the COMMITTEES
en Iesohefs reported res.euaiion of
Mlss hl.heimna seeesaalof. 81
Mes.sly-sTe. school. Ms scnn.e Rae-
l'shman. 81 North lonla-si. seaoo.. Aaa
Nrs. Lila 3. kusppen. Of neurs ~.
school.
Ilcy recommended shat n Alss Nary
T.. berAey be trans.eroa from llenrs-
81 school 60 tae pac na.sh.p 81
Meaitny.afe. school; t.si N s. Mary &.
Kerr be- appointed g. Mss Belkey'e
yafated past'on, tnAi Nls- Fsnie
Daniels le iranaffns from ToHals.is-
~ s1aoo. e. Mss Ene shman's paa-
Uon thar Aia lacey McKaan i,e ao.
pointed io the Vacancy SD Faanfs a "a.
school taat Aiss btrla Patton nt -.
pamted as AlAa eigafien 4aoaef in
Ntuft est schools ta4t Sizes ~ z4tseil
taYIH he transferred lHm caInisliD
n AnrH iDn.a-sf school 10 ast.sl "a.
Carmen l ibe rs INa srlaH hhfatorF.
iaat Niss Jennie barnard he anaauiad
cadet ia p.aet of M.ss tare.'I. AID usai
J.. Al. Carpenter ae aHlnalfa teacher
iu tHe glt teaool. tIrA asa reclia-
nleneea tasr aiss sarah ne.emp he
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
uae.. Of Poster..

How the facts always knock cut the
Free traders Senator Nefherson. ex-
Protectiouist, having "rstted~ to Free
trsde, TIE Operative PotteTs' National
Caion administered 70 him a sharp -
bBke for has action on the Mckinley bal.
and the duty on American pottery. This
induced the senator to write the gottsrs
letter in which he intimatel that thosa
employed IN thst trade aboard were
about ~ vel psia ~ the potteTs Il this
country. This bas eSicitrd for Senstor
McPhsrson ths presentation r ths fol-
lorinz statistics a< wax- psia IA -
ind1stry at hoxss ard ahrtai.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
SURPRISED HER PARENTS.
The 10th Anniversary of ths Marriage
OF Mr ana Mr.. Gallagher.

The 10th Anniversary 81 ths Marriage
OF nr and Mrs. cRiiacher.
Mr. snd Mrs James Gallagher were
pleasantly surprised Friday aght ty
their daughter, Rose, who gave focer-
ton IN honor Of the foraDih anne
veasary OF their marriage. lt was
thoroughly enjoyable occasion. Those
present were 1r. ana Mfs James Gale
lagher, W. T. Jsy. Michael Mar-
tagh. Mrs. Rigys and daughter Anna,
Mrs. Geo. johnson and ~sm Howard.
". :. Sproul, Mr.. ]. keafney. of
Coldbrook. Mrs. Mary j. Bafnf.
Of Berlin. Henry Roneick and M aud
Mrs. Bird. Music was furnished by
Prof. Bencbe, and Mise Cert te johnson
delighted al by her snxur She hss ~
rich contralto voice. Nr. ans Mrs.
Gallagher were married D l0GatY
Donega, parish of lntef, ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Charles f2mps Hsrn T5mnrrnnsr
f,errIt Noigt &sTta Fross Iaa.rl
hayes, Ernst srhwe3ler, Frank -
W0nicki, Wezsf wander Hsds Marta
igass.ak. HsarF Kerf James Rls.ar.
Abraham ksn orfren. Martin Laf.
h0at, f0rne 8s If1fhc1t Hn Faa
keuss stf Defk er'e fa8 Esf t
Dvkxrs wers admitted 81 ze1sf ;
vestsr1sv
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
LOST TO GRAND RAPIDS.
The Michigan Glass Works viii be Lo-
Gated at Grand Haven

Special 10 the TELESRAN-HgRALp.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Nov. 1.-The
Michigan Glass Company works VIII be
located in this city. This morning w.
G.. Dewey, James Pugh and John Pugh
arrived here to look over the grounds.
A favorable site vas selected near the
gas works. A n,fsting was held at the
Norm house this afternoon, and an
agreement was drawn up and signed.
The capital stock Will be 100000, OF
which amount $4,000 has been taken
by Grand Haven parties.
! iGeorge w. Mcbride spoke at Spring
Lake this evening to large and appre-
clatlve audience.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
Loss $4,000.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Nov. 1.-The new
rolling mill department of the New
Albany Forge and Rolling Mill Com
pany was destroyed by fire tonight;
loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000. The
works are owned by DR.. Breyfogle and
others, of New albany, and VIM.
Bowles, of New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

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