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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
WHAT has become Of the proposition

WHAT has become of the proposition
TO advertise Montana by a "fair on
Mheels?" Surely it is an excellent idea
'smd should be put into execution
.Florids on wheels is now in the eastern
! states, and the California exhibit is
] moving through the Mississippi states.
Nothing can do more for this state than
an exhibit Of her resources. Advertise
! ing in all forms is good. but the people
Of the east should have some tangible
evidence of Montara's wealth set before
their eyes. They know but little of the
opportunities for agriculture and stock
raising in this state and very good way
to convince them Of these opportunities
Is to show what can be done. Besides
the cost would be small compared with
the benefits that would certainly result.
The travelling fair has beer successfully
tried for several years by Florida and
has brought thousands of immigrants
into that state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

KING MILAN has now decided to re-
turn to married life and in looking
about for the desired partner he sees
none more worthy than young lady OF
great wealth whom he met last winter
in Paris. As Milans debts in Paris
amount to three million francs the
question of wealth is an important con-
sideration to him. Any American girl
who will marry this debauched and
brainless profligate should renounce all
claim to the land of her birth. She is
to be put down as fool if the marriage
comes off,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

Our total wheat exports for the year
1889 were 100000 bushels, of which
Ireland took 100000, England and
Scotland 100000, and the rest of the
world only 100000. The American
farmer sells this enormous product at
English prices and buys his Manufactured
goods at American prices, difference OF
about A per cent. This is one way IN
which he is "protected" for the benefit
of such men as Carnegie.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
J0TTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

A camp Of the Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, with membership Of 48. has been
established ut Aarysville.
The Good Templars will give an enter
tainment in about two weeks at their hall
on the corner of Grand and Warren streets.
The case of Fred Saul against Charles
Ashworth concerning cash land entry near
Arlington. Cascade county, Is being heard
at the land ONCE.
Brown, tho man who was thrown of, OF
fell off, q Northern Pacific west-bound
train, . short time ago, is at the poor farm
and improving under the care Of DR.. Bar
bour. usss
Herr Peterman, late leader Of the 18th
U. 8. infantry band, will begin series OF
concerts at the Broadwater next Saturday
night. assisted by his family, all of whom
are musicians.
Deputy Sheriff Richards carries hand.
some cane presented to him by Convict
Taskie, of Deer Lodge penitentiary. Tas-
kie was sent up from this county upon con-
viction of burglary.
The ladies Of st. Peters church will give
a lawn party at the residence of Mrs. Jos.
Davis this evening. Professors Romandy
Vollert and Messrs. Clark and Garrett vii
contribute to the pleasure of the evening.
A middle-aged man was sitting on thu
steps in the court house corridor yesterday
afternoon, and moaning. When questioned
as to his ailment he was unable to maxi
any intelligent answers. The janltor gave
him seat in cool end Of the hall. whe1
he ceased moaning. He was afterward
taken to the county poor farm.
A lady who went with Mrs. O. G. Rinke
to the engine house to see the body OF tn
man found near the Broadwater hotel, say
the reason they did not see the body WA
because two mon sitting outside the doc
| told hor tho man had heen buried at
o'clock. This lady says she has sine
learned that the burial did not take place
till noon. and that when Mrs. Rinker calle'
at the engine house the body was there.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
Myrtle Lodge No. 5, K. Of r.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS WILL
IN be received by the financial secretary OF the
Miners Union. Granite Mountain. until Aug. 5,
1891. for the erection Of the new Miners Union
hall and stores. at Granite Mountain. Plans and
koberts, architect. s. West Copper street, Hstte
City. The right to reject any and all bids u re-
served. BY order OF WM. QUINN
Financial Secretary Miners Union, GIauits
Mountain, Deer Lodge Ct unity. 1884,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

The name Of Col. A. F. Brayhard, Of
Butte, is suggested in connection with
the republican congressional nomina-
ton. The suggestion will doubtless re-
ceive the cordial and generous support
of the Inter- Mountain, "the only repub-
lican daily in Montana"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

titles for both. Of these ambitious ladies,
and thus relieve the Newport postmas-
ter OF increasing troubles. To settle
this lamentabls quandary we suggest
that Porter order Speer to take the
census Of Newport. II the Butte super
visor could find one sMrs. Astor," be
would be doing very we'll indeed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

RICHARDS ought to be satified with
the infamy Of his rulings in the last
senate. Few politicians ever did more
disgraceful work. His recent attempt,
under the garb of piety, to mix politics
and religion quite surpasses his previous
efforts as a disturber Of communities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

MONTANA is not the only state to re-
ceive neglect from the census enumerat-
ors. Here is the town of Wayne, Pa, OF
1900 inhabitants that has been COM
pletely overlooked by the enumerators.
It is only fourteen miles from Philadel-
phia, but it might as we'll be in Alaska
so far as the count is concerned. The
hotel arrivals were not even taken down.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

"MR. CARRIERS letter can be read a
dozen different ways" remarks Mr..
Seligman. Why, certainly. Can one
imagine Mr.. Carter writing any other
sort Of letter
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
HELENA, MONT, JULY 81, 1890.

~Nentanians abroad will always find TH2
DAILY INDEPENDENT file at their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; 0raad Pacific. Chicago; West, Minneapolis;
Baldwin and Palace, San Francisco st. Nicholas
andAaGcDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel. Spring
fald. Ill
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

A GOOD many republican newspapers
are convinced that Blaine's discretion in
the matter of burning letters should
have been exercised in his late cores
pondence on the reciprocity question.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

"a vER1rABLE daisy" is what the Ana
conda Standard calls General Warren.
Helena has two veritable daisies, and
they are members of the school board.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

An amusing summer controversy u
tearing the social world Of Newport into
smithereens. Mrs. w. W. Astor and
Mn ". Astor are contending with true
American energy Tor the title of .Mrs.
Astor." It u unfortunate, indeed, that
Psaaidant AnErison. himsalf . descendant
= Tippeoaaop stock, cannot provide
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
DO You want . snape

If 80, buy house that will rent for l5 per
cent ON tbs money invested. Call ut the
peemioea, - Ara G1Eoek 0ns block sast Of
Hobaok. and - block south OF Broadway.
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COME TO THE FRONT.

gfe4D l6 pOlnteQ anu tim0ly 6tdtemeAt
of the situation. In few plain words
he shows the immediate necessity for
effective legislation to prevent the use
Of the mail as business agency OF the
lottery companies Postmaster General
Wanamaker encloses few legislative
suggestions and the message closes with
the following paragraph:
ut docs not seem possible that there
can be any division of sentiment as to
tho propriety of closing the mails
against these companies, and therefore
venture to express the hope that such
proper powers as are necessary to that
end will be given to the postoface de-
department"
The president is doubtless right in his
view Of the state Of public opinion on
this matter. The mails should not be
used to further the designs Of the lot
tory concerns. There are, however, other
agencies employed as a medium Of inter-
course between the companies and their
victims. The use Of alluring advertise
. ments is as essential to their business as
:. the use Of the mails. For instance the
presence Of glowing lottery paragraph
= in the organ Of Mr.. Russell Harrison is
s responsible for q portion of the COM
pany's business in Montana. The poor
{, man 10 dear to the elder Harrison sees q
!, glittering promise of wealth in the jun
ior Harrison's paper, and the result is
the exchange Of part OF his monthly
earnings from Montana to Louisiana.
The mail is simply the carrying agent.
1.-THE journal referred to carrys no more
!; 4 responsibility than the hundred other
;sy papers in which these advertisements
are inserted We only cite this instance
/. to show the very wide difference OF
sasopinion on this subject existing, in the
= Harrison family. The president says:
sssvs "The recent attempt to secure char
ter from North Dakota for lotter.
,.Aompany pending the effort to Obtain
q from the state Of Louisiana a renewal o
-.s2he charter of the Louisiana lottery
hslnd the. establishment of one
Or moro lottery companies q
q Mexican towns on our border
sshave served the good purpose o
!: calling public attention to an evil o
,ssynst proportions."
:sssp The son in tho columns Of his pape
Aiis public attention to wonderful
Il 'Gold mine instead OF an 'evil of vas
sstproportions,"l though both concern
,ycome under the same name. "If tn
4. people Of all states are debauched an,
sdefrauded," as the president says, ar
we not to assume that his son is al
~ = Agent in this wholesale robbery. o
ss,course there are different codes Of MOI
,saAls with different degrees of elasticity
,saIn this particular case the old gentle
man seems to us to have the best of tn
argument. Therefore we call upon tn
administration organ and all other OF
Mans to stand by the administration o.
Ahs lottery question. Let there b
sssweet consistency IN the editorial an,
N..Sdvertising columns, and let all news
1. bapers join in keeping Montana none,
s,sout Of Louisiana swindling concerns.
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THE INDEPENDENT

i NsnisGancs 4 shs HI Of ..hecrihsr un,e.,
- ~ regiseersd leeesr, check, OF postal or sx-
yeea order payAAas 70 Ths Independent Publish
- Conpany.
-Persons desiring Th1 IHDHrENDENT served
= their homes OF plAcs Of business can order by
UoetA card Or Though telsphone No 100. PLEASE
tspoet cases Of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisemsnta, to insure prompt insertion,
ehouA b handed in before D n.
Rejected communication not rsturned unless
Destasesis enclosed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

The force bill will force good many
republican congressman into retirement
at the close OF the present session.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

Engineer John Cochrane, of the Mon
tana Central, returned to Helena Monday
from Port Hope, Ontario, whether he had
been called to attend his mothers funeral.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

Over fifty cars of wool have been shipped
from Arlington this summer and about the
same quantity will go toward during the
coming fortnight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31

iee-President Holeomb, of tho Union
Pacific. 10 now en- route to Portland. He
| will reach Pocatello tomorrow morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
NEWS ALONG THE RAIL.
Thieves at HALEY, Idal,o-Sand Coulee Goa
Products-NOtes.

Thieves at HALEY, Idal,o-Sand CouIee Coai
Products-NOtes.
Information reached here yesterday that
thieves effected an entrance into the Union
Pacific depot at HALEY Tuesday night.
They found tribe over $500 in the cash
drawer, but evidently not satifed with this
amount, they secured the section mems
tools and proceeded to crack the safe. Com
mencing by moving it into the baggage
room, they attempted to break the door in
with sledges, but failing in this they pro
ceeded to cut hole in the rear, which they
finally succeeded in doing, but as the hole is
too small to permit of examining the con-
tents of the safe, it is not known how much
booty they secured. There is no clue to the
identity of tho burglars.
6upt. w. L. Ryder. of the Oregon Short
Line and Utah Northern division of the
Union Pacific, accompanied by Master Me
chanic Hickey and Mr.. Dunn, of Pocatello,
and Mr.. Burgoyne, of Montpelier, arrived
by Montana Central No, 4, Yesterday morn
ing. They returned yesterday.
The daily output of coal from the Sand
Coulee mines now averages 80 cars or $50
tons. The coal company are now drilling
for lower seam, which, from all indica-
tions, they will strike before they drill a
hundred feet further. The hole is now
down something like LEO feet.
The Christian church Sunday school pic
mic on Tuesday was decided success. The
party loft by special train for Wood, siding,
about thirty miles north Of Helena, at 9 a.
M, and returning arrived at Gas p. m. All
report having had good time and the fish
ing splendid.
Engineer John Cochrane, Of the Mon
tana Central, returned to Helena Monday
from Port Hope, Ontario, whether he had
been called to attend his mothers funeral.
Over fifty cars of wool have been shipped
from Arlington this summer and about the
same quantity will go toward during the
coming fortnight.
vice-President Holcomb, of tho Union
Pacific. 10 now en- route to Portland. He
will reach Pocatello tomorrow morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
MA7HGS|(N & CO.
Hoases Oh te Insta|Ineat H2l.

s14oo.- New Cottage on Rodney, four
rooms, god fences, shed. etc.
Lot 50xlHO. Only $10O down, bal
ance IS Per month, int,rest 8 per
ce1t.
sls0o.-New 7-room houre on Sparta
street, within ten minutes walk
from court house. Lot 5Ox125.
500 down, $50 Fer mon h.
s2200-New 7-room house on Peosta ave.
one block from electric line. large
rooms, haIl, cellar, city water, ehed,
fen; es, etc. Half block from Ben
ton ave, south front. Oaly 500
down, $50 per month.
s1650-Handsome new cottage GA cleo
trio line, one block west Of Benton
ave-, closets. pantry. cellar, city
water. Lot 33xl25. Only $3.50
down, 20 per month.
0o.-New 6-rcom dwelling on Ninth
ave ar motor line, closets, pan
ny, cellar, water in kitchen. $500
down, $50 per month.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
$40 rer foot for 100 fest on Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25


Jas Mcqueen, ~ DeUoiis A. q, r. A.
q the 10, a.. HI. 4 a.. ls ~ tht ciiy.
Tue next regular excursion a. Auske-
gon. gwen bs the boomers ~ taat eltk,
Nil take place on saturday iAt lath.
Geueral PassengtI Agent auorgt no-
Haven, of the T. a ~ A.. Wlth party
OF Trends, made 3 flying yls.t a. Ottawa
Beach CA Saturday. A very enjoyable
iime wAs had ~ iae party.
A change n ume wlll be made on tie
southern dlylsloa of the ~. * A Il, un
sunday next such change is ipuna
necessary % be made on account ul tAt
recent changes ia the Michigan Cen-
trails une.
Many good things are talked ~
among the railroad Ioik al Ials point
u regard 90 proposed Improvements
Ii ls rumOTed thai Wnen tnr ~ posed
new union depot Is bult. ine j. = a
III. ;. vii 40 longer have lis station
over on >hawmut-ave. hui that tuey
vii run into Tie union, along witl stf.
era other new roaos. OF coarse thls Is
merely gosslpy gossip. A. tne aoAs,
when speaking oi .t1e new depot. saf-
"Weli, Christmas Will be here SOME
day, we are sure of that, but wlen b
comes % new station. Nc rricf you 80
Sitting Bulls predicted Messiah.
The following circular explains Itself
GRAND RArIps, Nov. -. 1890.
Ticket Agents- Trains % the LAX
Shore 4 Michigan Southern railway
how start from their temporary station
Ou shAWmut-aye.. West Grad Rapids.
the Use Of their station on buQge-st
having been discontinued. AZ tn4s
makes transfer necessary, passenger
should Toe tick etod and baggage checked
via. the UNION depot, the facilities for
transier al that station being better
than At Bridge-st. Please a. lnioT m
passengers.
GEo. DEHkvEE,
General Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Here's news for every woman who
goes about with broken corset bones.
There's a material that'll never break
nor roll 40, and IT'S guaranteed. A
year Is not too short a time 10 wear out
that warranty. II it does, here your
money without a wOrd-but Il won't.
The material j. ks0O.
Ana more. It's stitched IN, double
stitched In, top and bottom, and il can {
be worked out with any ordinary wear.
The kAbO corset Is more than y com
mon blessing 20 the average woman.
There's no wearing out OF corset lacers
by the sharp edge OF the eyelet; there 5
nothing 10 rust, no eyelet visible
through a thin dress; never a breaking
OF corset lace with those loop eyelets.
The dealer taxes the risk IN selling
the kabO corset. He buys and sells
under TINS guarantee.
III Tor any reason whatever the cor
set - unsatisfactory 20 the wearer, II
may be returned 70 Us through the
dealer, and the money will be cheer
fully refunded without question. No
matter Whist condition it may be IN,
provided II hasn't been worn over
three weeks; and if the Kabo with
which the corset IS boned ever breaks,
We viii as cheerfully refund the money.
CHICAGO CORSET COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
IHE EVEsnC Al TIE IHElIERS
-EEs gatsls kIaxs "a ksazlsnss<-A Nss
fsEslan "a aeIs E8aa 4f tax Agexaas-
OfAef kaeka 4 esssx A - -sSa aasEts-

ksdaleaa's-aEhs C@Gtts AtnE
Reamonds ezd . regular peculiar
Noaazy ugat hoQse lass sat. psop.e .e
standing up Ia Ghs dress eircle snd gal
iefy. Ina attraction Was J H. Nal
l.ek, ia = sensational ms.0drSmA called
..Ias cattle k.ng. Is s samilsr 10
mssE plays vaoss acton ana eharae-
tess deal WITH hfe ID tie West and
among the Rockies. There Is lost
her. glh2n, mlners, tugtlyes and
hero and heroine. Ths latter endure
all Kinds OF v.c-ssitudes ana peFsecu-
lion aad eventually land nto happiness.
fortune and peace The situations are
nosly melodram&tlc and exciting, and
reyolyers and gunp0WdeF are used
generously - helghten the effect.
TIE play aroused continuous ex-
Cltemeng and enthusiasm. l,s ser
i0us side IS literally relieved with
comedy Mr.. Nalhck psFsouates d
typical, hardy, courageous WesleFneI,
aud INTRODUCES some horses whose re-
mafkable intelligence would win toe
love and admiration Of tue equine lau-
eler. The company gives acce ptble
support Miss Nettle Leland be.ng par
Ucularly notable for her very vigorous
carriage as Molly Mexico, "the best
man ia camp" Lon Biandon a. Dom
Pedro, Charles Crosby as Barney RYAN
and Lena Outhank as Katherine Pax
ton, earn worthy mention tor their con
duct IA these roles. There will be a
matinee today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25


Little Elsie Leslie, the talented child
who is sucn favOrite with the women
and children wherever she has ap-
peared. has very decided not ons of
her own about plays and how to act
them. She gave an opinion the other
day about the merits and faults of
"The Prince and the Pauper," in
which she will appear at Powers Opera
House tonight that shows a won
derful degree OF dramatic intel
hgence Tor one SO young. "Oi
course the play has defects" she said
for you know no one could dramatize
the story quite as well rs Mr.. Twain
wrote il, unless he did 1t himself, and
Mr.. Twain says he is too busy writing
autographs To take the time. | don't
like the scene where / am with the
ragamutiins at all, and ] wanted Mr..
FrOhman to leave II out, and let me act
the scene where Tom Canty eats ms
first meal as the Prince. That, you
know, is one OF the pretuest IN the
whole story. Why, don't you remem-
Der il? Tom sits down and all the lords
stand around waiting on him, and
won't let hiln DO anything Tor himself,
and ne hardly knows what to do when
his nose itches. Oh, it is so funny.
And when dinner IS over and he IS
handed the finger bowl, he drinks the
water and SAYS: 1t likes me not, my
lord. 1t hath pretty flavor, but it
wanteth strength | ike the last act
ever so much, because 1t ls all my own,
and they allowed me to change 1t TO
suit myself. Why, at first they gave
me no throne-only an Oaken chaiI-
but said ought to have a throne.
And then there was no scene where
Tom cracks the nuts with the scepter.
So one night just took some nuts on
in the throne scene and cracked them
as l do now, and 1t Itimproved the scene
so much that Mr.. Frohman told me to
DO it every night. Whenever | think
Of anything new to do, tell Mr.. Froh-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25


Milo REYNOLDS aud John ancerwig
pad fines Tor being drunk.
William Borinskfs fast driving on
Sunday cost hlm, IA addition 10 livery
hire, SS.a5.
The case was nolle pros'd Of Otte
Wessman, charged with larceny from
the person.
The drunk and disorderly case of II.
WhttemOre Was agala adjourned. IL
Will again be up tomorrow.
The inyeterate truant. Cornelius Van
Paperen, WAS sent "a the reform school,
today until he Is II years old.
Ella O'Harra pleaded guilty Of hsv-
ing been drunk, bat considering the cir
cumstances, sentence WAS suspended.
James Howard has at last got his re-
lease from the clutches OF the court.
He was accused of failing 10 support
ms family, but everything looks as
If he had resolved TO do better. So be
was discharged on the payment OF costs.
Last Friday jack-plane was stolen
from workman at Berkey q Gays,
by a man named Asseheimer. 1ester-
day Sylvester Boslnki was arrested and
taken 10 headquarters on suspicion of
being the guilty man.
The cases on call this morning are ss
follows: John Feldner, larceny more
than $50; John Caughbert, John Kib-
ben, George Headiy and Fred Crowley,
larceny more than $25; Ben Bhven,
Eugene Bailey, Guy Putnam and Eu-
gene Putnam, larceny fIom a dwelling
house in the day time; Fred RSdlotf
dIsorderly.
The two cases of larceny of more than
S25, against Albert Walker and William
Goodyear, had 10 be put of on account
of the illness of Judge Holmes. The
testimony has all been taken and writ
ten out, and it will be necessary 10 have
it read before the same Judge who
heard It. An adjournment was taken
to December ,.
A sufficient number OF coloTed folk
to start q church were in court 10 at
tend the trial Of VIM. II. Warren for
assault upon young cOlored miss. Ii
was the very sort of case that always
draws the evil-minded crowd. There
was disappointment, however, for the
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

nS2s aua &c ga n.e ~ IA It gsurT-
as gses selL Iae sAiS ut s<al ls
oEsas ~ PeSsEs tals 1poFnlag.
fa< Asessw--V oels f0zas C4esas
Peopas nowsaAss ioek xsta askenos
on a. Unels Gom Conpsuy aaa gen
crazy eNpseE something - very b&1,
tai & ls,9Lnes tsapy. therefore tie
lyeegga w4s not pGessa tkst evening
eheu tae Nstl<r CQmPaay presented
wa&t called tAs Cay tsresns fxrsl0n
ot tos Immortal sicfg. The company
i fAif and un1eri4ke lie play With
nots e&refulness ana szInaslness Sey-
era go0s fe4tafes are incidentally il-
nodnlsd, especially tne colorea Sllu-
uan cuzrtei, whose ssngng eon wlth
repeated eneores. Ihis beng Inauks-
gsag week, msllnees MI be gwen
every LAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

case could n0t - o. exAusiA4tont i'es
oanse the attorneys we're nol Aaie -
agree ~ have Il 49, Ihe t1AulDatloa
: sel Tea next fEia&y
I4,rex hoYs were taken a. the station
yesssfSay lor d.slgl lb0Npg nsna -t.iis oa
ias streets. tai capt. johnson eltitie4
their rxlease a. once.
john Dots name = Leonard Mooo-
ruff he has heen standing before this
n2I slacs issi a eanrs11y cilsFkEa eitn
assault asa battery. Anen tAt case
w<s cAiied yesterday, Has hoA~I SID
gae ngst thing 50 ne aaae Nas IA grl tlse
real name al tne defendant Atlofaty
hamilton tiled h4ra g. gtt q - Is-
main as John hoe. hUt tie c4lari NoUi1
nal have i -. and the nSms 81 "A Noaa-
ran Was substituted for i,ae. tQi ihe
complaining witness ooNld noi bo
found. aud Tie o4se Nas pa over -
"Wednesday.