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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18
TURF AND FIELD SPORT.
Proctor Knott and Spokane Appear
together for the First Time
this Season.
About Our Horses at Home and
Their Work on the
Track,
The Athletic Association Formally En-
cages the New Ball Team--Base
HALL Small Talk.

Great interest was manifested yesterday
in Helana over the outcome of the rich su-
bufban handicap run At Sheepehead Bay
yesterday. II was by odds the greatest
turf svent Of the year, - between Tenny,
Salvador, Raoeland and LonRstreet an
nounosd o. starters, there was hard guess
ing to pick the winner. The race Was
worth fully $4,000 to the winner, and
nothing less than break in the record
oopld have won it. Caasius getting the
place was surprise. The time, 2:06 -,
il il said. lowers the record one-dfth Of a
second, but Col. Hundley says that the
distance was made in Z race last year in
2O61< BY Kingston, with 122 pounds up.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
non SALE CHEAP~siS finely GRADED
cattle-Durham and Pollsl Angus bulls; IS
calves thrown in. Address T. 8. trench & Co,
Helena.
FOR SALE-WELL ESTABLISHED GRO
= Gerry business IN Helena; good location. new
and clean stock. Address Grocery" this OF
FoR SALE lto FEET CORNER MONTANA
terms easy. Chandler l. Heath.
FOR sALE-GooD lot FAsTERLY ADDI-
tion-S550 Chandler l. Heath.
alta bargain. Apply at /. Marks liquor
store.
FOR SALE -FOUR THOROUGHBRED
Llewellyn pups Address ass N. Main ct.
FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN 80 HEAD or
mares and Seedlings, also 3 fine bred stall
lions. For particulars address box 915, or George
Booker, Helena, Mont.
| EOR sALE-A BARGAIN-NEW FURNITURE
and lease OF new brick 8-r0om house. Bath,
gas, furnace. South Rodney near broadway. Box
., postof6ce.
horse upright steel boiler. Apply 1t this
Office.
| A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER. TERMS
a reasonable. Apply at this Office.
TOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, aa5 HEAD OF
Graded Durham stock cattle, including 10
one, two and thrse-year-old s,e,rs and four Dur
ing between Gallatin and Bezeman. Must be
sold ct once. Apply Longmaid Broe., Gallatin.
Montana.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this had thrss dnss
WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG
| w man familiar with the grocery business and
care of horses; best Of references and acquainted
with city. Address 4, Independent office.
| TVANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
German: would be glad to accept situation in any
kind Of business; No. references. Address +. u,
| Hoffman Hotel, Butte, Mont.
| WANTED SITUATION A FIRST CLASS
" dress-mAker would like a few more en-
gagements BY the day. Satisfaction guaranteed
Capital Employment Office, 212 Lawrence street.
| SITUATION WANTED--3y competent driver
= for delivery wagon; well posted in city. Ad-
| dress j. Y. b., this Office.
SITUATION WANTED--AS HOUSEKEEPER
| ~ for furnished rooms or in some family. Ad-
dress T. b., this office.
SITUATIONS WANTED-15 GIRLS WANT
~ ing places at Helena Employment Office, "a
Edwards street.
| SITUATION WANTED = A NEW York
~ drassmaker wants sewing in families. Can
cut and fit. Address D NJ. independent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18

WAN ;TIE D. 11 , l. STATE; sP r.
tiOnal Home Building IL Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
encs. naming this paper. / N. Clarke. Secretary
Bloomington. Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

.SMe~c~-.~cs -.r-..c..ss.es -
" month; lOgirls for private families, $40 to
Us; one second cook for hotel, $50 per month.
Those desiring situations should send their names
to Z. 4. Raymond. Box 39a. Missouln, Mont,
WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOE NEW RUB
W her undergarment: Indispensable to ladies;
proof free Address Little Co., 2lU Clark street,
Chicago, Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18

WANTED-GOOD SOBER YOUNG MAN
W who has had some experience in the bakery
line; stAts wages. Address Vienna Bakery, Boze-
Imam Mnnf
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18
FoR RENT-RoOMs FURNISHED.

TOR NT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
rooms at reasonable rates. Harvey block.
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18

WTANTED--5O MEN FOR GREAT FALLS
w sewer work at once. Summers Job; wages
80 per day. Apply to Tuck l. Huelster, cont1ac-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-18

board in desirably located, pleasant home-
like boarding placs. Home cooking. ss south
Benton avenue.
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FOE RENT-AIIsCELLANE
~NeAo.e~~e~~ee~s~.~~
EOK RENT-JULY LIST, FURNISHED HOUSE
Il rooms and bath room. Inquire at Fowlers
cash store
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
IL HEATH WANT
w two wood choppers At $3.50 per cord man
and wife on ranch, and two miners ut Helena
office.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Fell From a Balloon.

WooDfIELD, o., Aug. 30.-iester-
day was the last day OF the fair here and
more than 10000 people assembled to sec
the final races and balloon ascension by
Professor Carter, the well known aero
naut. The balloon was simple, hot air
AFFAIR, and was kept In It's position over
the furnace by rope, held by the bystand-
ers. When it had been inflated and all
was ready Carter gave tho word to let 20.
The balloon shot upward and the thous-
ands of spectators were borrificd to see
dangling at the end Of small line, Milton
Rodin, one OF the most prominent young
men Of the county, and M oticcr of the
fair association,s Hundreds of pers ,ns
shouted to him to drop, but Rodin was
either entangled or had lost his head, and
he clutched frantically at the rope, at
tempting to climb up the slender line into
the basket.
number OF women In the dense crowd
tainted, and and all the spectators grew
sick with horror rs the balloon sailed up
ward and began moving southwark. Car
ter could be seen making desperate efforts
to draw Rodin up the rope on which he
swung to and fro. For fully ten minutes
their efforts continued and then, at o
height Of over 1000 feet, the balloon took
sudden lurch, Rodin's hold was loosened
and his body shot downward.
u wss found hnif milo away. The
clothing was torn OF, all his bones broken
and the body crushed out Of all human
semblance.
Robins brothers and sisters were in the
crowd and saw his terrible fall.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Trouble With the u,s,.

DURANGO, Colo. Aug. PA man
well vcrsed In Indian affairs returned FROM
the Southern Ute agency nj ignacIo to-day
and hc says TINT matters sro not as har-
monious 81 the agency rs supposed. The
utcs arc growing resticss, and have been
making no preparation for tho coming
winter, expecting 10 be sent TO Utah. IL
has taken Nil Agent bartholomew could
do to keep them quiet for some time past.
After oxhaustin. all Of his persuasive
powers hc has rcsortcd 10 threats, aud told
thcm he would cut on their rations n they
did not quietly submit aud await tho nc-
tion OF congrrss. This did not quiet them,
and several secret pow vows have pcen
held among them, and 10 day they. came
into tho agency, over 200 s,rong. and Ia
formed Agent bartholomew In language
that could not be misunderstood, that. nj.
though no had treated them better than
former agents, that they had tired waiting
on tho great father aud that, congress
or no congress, they arr going TO pacls up
md move 10 Utah shortly, aud that tho
United States troops will no. 10 nble 10
stop them. Thc removal Of over half tho
troops from Fort Lewis has madu thsm
holder perhaps than when the rost was
full
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
The Death Dealing Gable.

l. A life was lost in cable-car acct
dent In the Washington street tunnel, Chi
cago, last Friday. Many people had mar
row escapes from instant death and had 1t
not been for the heroism Of several
| male passengers, three or four women
'ould have been killed or maugled against
'ides of the tunnel. The accident was
NV" by the gripman plunging his train
....,,' INTO runaway train that was
'.,. >, III speed down tho opposite
incline. &C,
'a'A 'A''Aser lie on the grip, and
Paul, was with bis ~ summed 10 cscano
as everybody who could, ~ v,. ,hro,vp
the pending danger. Mctzs. "a monylcd
under the wheels Of the train 4. ,orI,..
to death. Other persons were moi, ,yo.
hurt and shaken up and half q dozs. -
men tainted. This was the last Of fol.
accidents that occurred on the Yerkes sys.
tom during the day, and the council 10 APP
pealed TO to pass such restrictions - will
insure safety on the line or tie up the sys-
ten until Its running arrangements are
perfected.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Cruel Treatment OF q Lunatic.

DIR. Henry NJ. Wcthercll, secretary
Of the Pennsylvania state committee on
luuscy, Of the board Of public charities,
returning from visit to the western part
Of that State, reporis that near Franklin,
venango COUNT. he discovered revolving
case Of cruel treatment By father Of his
crazy son. lie found harsard, cmaciat.
cd, palc.faccd man, with thin beard, and
long, unkcmpt hair. covered by grimy
remnant Of u woman's calico skirt. In tho
house Of farmer named Young. Fns-
tened about his waist, next 10 tho skin,
was thick leather belt, to which WINS ut
tached u strong ircn chain about eight
feet long, held by u staple driven IN the
window casing. Tho unfortunate was
George Young, IS years old. Beneath tho
window was hard wooden scttcc, his
only bed. The noor was worn In circu-
lar groove, about which the poor fellow
daily walked his weary way. Since his
twelfth year no has boon so confined
When two yosrs old hc was seized with
acute pneumonia, and his mind became
hopo.cssly shattered. Tho unfortunate
man was taken In charge by tho authori-
ties.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
In tho Grip Of . Bear.

A disnntch In the Ocnyer RcDNbIic0n
49,. r,.. $500. IN. .a,.n.rr. -,
A.. D.. a sssS. 80 ,..,.h "a. .t,ror ,,r
49,, H.. - 49, r ,vS,,s nv. N ~. hrr.h
hn,.,.~ ~. $50 ,'s ,v.. .raa.r,v =, u,
h. 49,. 49,. ..s,ss ....n hsr Mind ,ea,
sna ~. a.. NJ" n,", uo mararsd - catch
49, ~ ~. ~ s.,aa no..s..sa ON
or,,r nv, ooo..,... =, annr,~or. .trenytb
which nnw, ~ mi. evri,sment became
-, ~. t.. .,.h !.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Clam GOT the Widox..

Lewis Clam lives In Burnside town.
ship, La Peer county, Mich. So does Al
bert Butler. Likewise pretty young
widow. Both Butler and Clum fell In love
with the widow and she kept them both
on the string.
Clam called on her Tuesday night aud
told her he loved her md wanted her to
change her name. She consented aud the
,iay was named.
Clnm had no sooner left the house than
butler, who had been waiting outside,
called and earnestly advised her not 10 be
Clam. She said she would not IL no
would make haste and get marriage II,
ecnsc. Butler promised TO use all haste,
but Clam found out Buffers intention, ana
~ soon rs the county clerks oiicc was
opened Wednesday morning he got "A H.
censc. Less than an hour af,erward But
Ter got his license and Clam heard OF IL.
Each knew the others intention and
each hired q horse To beat the other TO tho
widows house. Butler played In hard
luck, ~ he got n horse that had the hcaycs
and while his horse was standing still In
the road and coughing as II his ears would
drop on Clam dashed by and arrived nj
the house ton minutes ahead OF Butler.
mud by tho time tho tardy young man ar.
rived nj the Justices house to argue hi.
ease the widow had become Mrs. Clam.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Law to Be Tested.

IorEKA. Kas.. Aug. pa pctitioSl
FOR u writ Of habcas corpus waA Alcd to-
day with Judge Foster In tho United
States district court In tho case Of Charles
Rohrcr by David overmvcr and ZachnrIsll
Hnzci, his attorneys. u will be rcmcm1
bercd that Itohrcr was arrested some tlmd
ago charged with violating tho Kansas
prohlbitory law. lilo was mn original
package dealer aud Ii not accused Of scll I
Ing liquor In other than original packages, l
his arrest being made under the provision
OF tho Wilson bill. Tho petition does Of
diner In amy respect from those which
were made In cases prior to tho passage Of
the Wilson bill, and II Ignores the now
law altogether, This viii leave II for thd
State TO bring up the now law and argue
that under It's provisions tho salo OF lntox
icatinH beverages In original packages In
In violation OF the. prohlbitory law. Then
upon this issue tho constitutionality Of tho
new law will DO argued and decision
rendered. This ia the frat case In which
M attempt Inns been made to tost thu
Wilson bill, aud Its outcome IL watched
with great interest by tho entire country!
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Leopold Forgives Everyone.

King Leopold II. on the sixtic,h
anniversary Of tho Independence Of Dol.
GUM, which was eoineidcnt with tho
twenty mn anniversary OF his reign, aud
which occurred on July slst last, granted
amnesty to nil military dc.cr,ciS. This
includes all those who deserted while per.
forming their compulsory military duties.
and those who loft tho country without
having served any Of the stipulated time
In the service. In order 10 obtain the bon
CIT Of the amnesty, Nil Belgian subjects
affected thereby must present themselves
TO tho Belgian consul IN the district In
which they arc located rs soon as possible
and receive from him credentials wblcl,
viii allow them 10 return 10 their aatiyo
land without fear OF arrest on tho charge
Of ci,bcr evasion or DISCRETION Of their mil
itnry duties.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
THE PURCHASE OF SILVER.
The Mint Director Explains the oper
atoms Of the Law.

I a..
WASHINGTON, ~. ". Aug 2G.-Ihc
director OF the mint said toa Denver Re
ruLiie.m representative to-day:
i There seems To D. u general misappre.
,.s,,> uus TO operation, OF the new silver
a,.,, s.,> so the pr,ce OF silver should al.
-, a. In its. Some Of the papers state
,h., 4. .,,.,,, case the government will
80. ,.,,,,I.s. M, lie others hold that We
,,n, ,na, -. !, 'e coinage. II silver
shouI ,.,,., a. 80 -. iiy.ihe government
No., vii, oa,,,,,c q. ~, i,j0J. O0J ounces
:, ,,on,h NJ, 40 ,r,,,, ,,,,.Ao, as might b,
oo.roi und., ,h, uroy,.,c,,. n the pres
cn,l,w T,,, rc,v law do,, ,,a., rovidc
,ha, ,,,,.,,a..s .hau cons. ,n.n a., YER
,,,,h.s ,,,.,,,. In, Tim, m. ,oyer,v,,>
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
British Capital in West Virginia.

The Scotch Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company, backed by ample British capi-
tai, has purchased, for immediate develop
ment, over quarter Of million acres Of
tho finest timber and mineral land in West
Virginia, lying in Wyoming and Mcdowell
counties. and will proceed ut once to dc
velop it. This company has already been
incorporated under the laws Of West Vir-
ginia to construct q railroad from Charles
ton, point in the Clinch valley, TO con-
meet with the Norfolk II Western railroad,
and construct railroads which will penc-
trate the lands Of this company. This
will open up q large area Of undevelopcd
land in this State and bring to market
some OF its finest coal and timber.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05

Tmg doctor who makes new dis.
eovery In medicine must expect 10 DO
rsdieulcd by his fellow physicians. It
tsa settled rule with tho medical pro.
fesslon W condcma every medical dis.
covery without waiting to investigate
H. Every great advance In the phy-l.
clans art has had to make II, way
sgainst tho opposition Of the physi.
clans themselves II was only after
great reluctance that tho theories OF
Harvey. Jcnncr. and Pa.,cur were ne.
copied by the rest OF tho medical pro.
fcssion.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
FAILURE IN session.
One Of the Big Note Selling Houses
Tied up.


BORON, Aug. ga news agency
here says Of the reported Potter, Lowell g.
Co. failure: "The business Of tho house
was largely the sale Of commercial paper.
II annually handled No,ooo,O 900 to 600 ,ooo,-
600 Of commercial paper. II was not Dor
ROVER on it, own name or indorser OF the
paper II passed. Therefore It's outstand-
ing liabilities are secured by commercial
paper. During the past ten days 1t has
been called on and met 100000 call loans
on money borrowed 70 advance on paper
before the sales were made. The success
Of the Arm induced outside ventures by
Walton Potter, mostly 10 Texas, In con-
nection with Chicago and London parties.
and In these his fortune 10 probably locked
up. Walter Potter declined 70 assist. He
says II people will pay thordebts to him
hs will pay all his, but will not borrow to
Garry his mercantile associates. Tho fall
ure was inevitable. Tho greater part Of
tho indebtedness Is held by Boston banks,
but all tho banks say they are amply Sc
cured by collateral and have good margins.
Counsel for Mr.. W. M. Haskell, assignee
Of Potter, Lowell 4 Co., has placed attach
ments upon tho SHAW estate and David
Cummings T. Co. The attachments arc ull
brought In ono suit, and aggregate e, 0oO, :
O00. Tho attachments are placed for the
purpose Of protecting the creditors here.
Assignee Haskell stated that 1t was impos-
siblo to quote figures. The material con-
sisted largely in promissory notes, and
were regarded . trustworthy. A full
statement, no said, would DO laid before
the creditors at meeting which would be
called a. soon as nm expert accountant
could make things clear.
Mr.. Walter Potter says that no failures
Of consequence are likely to follow on nc
count Of Potter, Lowell l. Co.'s assign
meut IL tho banks will uct literally in
helping where money is absolutely needed
by firma that are solvent Tho business
! amounted 70 S8O, 000,UJo last year. Mr..
Potter declines to state the amount of the
liabilities, direct or Indirect, before the
assignee makes his report Tho hrm oil
Potter, Lowell 4 Co. made an assignment
because they were interested in stocks
| and bonds And the individual partners. MI
Potter said, had nothing to assign beg ond
the frm interest. He said that the
amounts due them wopld show surplus
over tho amount they owed.
Evidences are coming to light that the
real cause Of the sur. PENSION OIL ro.'er
Lowell Il Co. dates bac.- to tho Dig onAM
failure. A draft of $4,000 went TO profess
but was subsequently paid. i"o nin
could easily have met Nil demsna. se''o
day from offers Of assistance by !.
but deemed such action as useless, as \. w.
thought the failure inevitable.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
The Governor Of Arizona Too Much
Given to Lettcr.Writing.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-At the re-
quest of the President, madc.through Sec
rotary Noble, Governor Lewis Wolficy, of
Arizona, has resigned, and his resignation
has been accepted to take effect ut once.
Pending the appointment Of his successor
Secretary OF State Murphy will act us
Governor.
In speaking Of the matter to-day, Secre,
tary Noble said that Mr.. Wclilcy's person
nj character had not been brought In ques-
ton, nevertheless his resignation has be-
come u neccssity. From other sources Il
is learned that ever since his appointment
on March ~, 1889. MIR. Wolney has per-
sisted In assuming TO himself All authority
and importance that was quite beyond his
once.
He seemed to have decided views upon
nearly all public questions, which was la
itsolf commeudable, but 1t was not
thought 70 b. any part Of his duty Ms
Governor 70 criticise the Secretary OF
the Interior asd tho administration gen
orally. When his views failed to fnd "a
place In the policy of the government,
he has been sinsularly indiscrcet In
this matter, aud has on several oc.
casions written tho Secretary on questions
In which he had no particular concern In
meddling and even insolont manner. This
thing was, In fact, kept up until the Sec
Rotary, no doubt, thought that 1t would DO
easier 10 ind u successor TO MIR. Wolhey
than 70 answer his corresponJcucc
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
A Stormy PASSAGE.

itnLis. Sept. 1.-The Imperial
yacht Hohcnsollcrn had very storm,
passage on returning from Russia. Tn,
vessel narrowly escaped collidlns with a
llshtship. and her deck houscs and stan.
chlois wore damaged. The yacht pitched
90 badly that tho sailors were hurled from
their hsmmocks and many Of them 70
ceIved severe bruises and other in,urics
Notwithstanding tho cn,restics Of hi,
oficcrs the emperor remained On dsch dur.
Ing the very worst Of tho A,orm.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
Telephone Insanity.

A New York Journal says Tclc.
phonic insanity Is gaining u firm hold
among the young women who operate III.
machines, and unless something Ia done
and promptly there will be most awful
time among the employees. w To now. ns
far ~ known, there have been nine case.
Of tcicphonic insanity In New York, every
one Of the subjects being girls. Doctors
who were scon regarding the new disease
say TIN, there VA. no doub, bu, that CON
slant attention NJ n telephone would arcc,
nervous persons iniuriously. Dr. Morgan
related the case OF u pretty patient about
nineteen years OF ago, who had been for
two years employed In the variou. too,
phone oniccs In the city aud July lat sbe
found herself shouting Hello, aud IAN
right. and Busy and such things, In
elevated trains aud other public places.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-05
ARTHUR SPEAKS.
And Defines the Position Of the Engir
GERS In the Present Strike.

GERS In the Present Strike.
New YoRK, Aug. 27.-The lette
given below was written by p. M. Arthur,
chief engineer Of the Grand International
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, ta
an engineer on the Third Avenue road,
The letter is In response 70 letter on tht
subject Of the New York Central strike
and 10 the first utterance Of MIR. Arthur,
which fully defines his position toward the
Central strikers aud tho Knights Of Labor.
The letter Is given herewith in full:
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. ar. H. Hol-|
man, Dear Sir and Brother Your letter
OF the Esd inst. with Mr.. Powderly's letter
and other clippings from the New York
papers enclosed Is received and contents
carefully perused.
In reply will say that l have not received
any letter from MIR. Powderly. He claims
to have written mo private letter on tho
! trouble and wants me to define my posi-
tiOn. Ii he considers his letter that APP
peared in the newspapers private one,
don't, nor will l answer letters that reach
me in that way.
80, 49,. p.s.....,, .,' r..
r,,.o,.. =. - -
York Central and Hudson River railroad.
The policy OF tho brotherhood IL we'll
known to him and the public, Us II has
been repeatedly explained from tho pub.
ror. ~ -"
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w '"e arri'ai oi certaih train on tne'
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