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IT was some other who resembles him. -
self T. w,u ,,,. 49,, ,,.ir ..,,,,,,,
him forever; bnt not till then,
Then yon shall be convinced this even
The evening came, and the rooms were
more than usually crowded. There WAS
ball in the great saloon; Refreshments in
the ante-room; gaming, as usual. ~ the
thir,t apartment The Baron won Hohen-
dorf Was there with his daug hter aud some
friends They made their way 10 the tables,
but he whom they sought WAS not there.
Eager faces enough were there around the
board faces Of old women, cunning and av-
GTiclous; faces OF pale, dl,-lpated boys.
scarce old enough. Que would have thought,
tU care for any game but those OF the school
ground; faces OF hardened, cool, deter
mired gamblers; faces of girls young aud
beautiful. and men Oli aud feeble. Strange
table, around which youth and beauty, age
and aeiormlty aud wee should congTegate
together and meet OIL equal ground!
suddenly there Wasa movement At the fur
ther eud of the room; a whisper went round.
the spectator made way and the players
dTeS Asde for one who now AppLoache and
took his place among them. Tins de err
euce i shown only to those who play nigh
and play frequently, Who is this noted
gAmUler? Count All ert Won Slelnburg.
cTy OF agony breaks from the pale hrs q {
a young glrl At the other end of The loom as
she cling, 10 the arm ni al elderly gentle
error tit H. Albert
lie neither hcArs nor heeds ANYTHING
around him. He uOes not even look towards
whore ,hs stands. lie seats himself very
s qUl, tly, as 4 matter OF course, take, some
TuuleauN of gold and packet of notes from
hI- pocket, stAkrs large sum, amt begins
to pay with a. the cool audaclty OF one
whose faith IN his own luck Is uushakabie.
aud who 10 Perfect master OF the game. Be
sides this, he carried his self-command tu
that pOlut which 10 on.y To be obtained by
years of practice. IL WAS splendid 10 see
hlm so lmpR~slye. His features we're tGel
and IueNpressNe as those OF a statue; the
steady vaTuu-tuess of his gaze Was almost
terrible; h.- very movements were scarcely
thusc OF a man liable to human IrAlltles and
human emotions; and the right hand with
winch he stahei and swept up the gold was
q q and mechanical as that Of tile Com
mauLaut IN - lou Giovanni"
lhe baron could contain his Indignation
no longer. Leaving his daughter TO the
care Of her friend, lie made his way round
the tables and approached tile yoIug mans
CHAIR. He extended hs hand 10 touch the
seized and held lack. Nc turned aud saW
Germany standing beside nm.
stop! he exclaimed Do NOT speak to
that young man; n might iniure HIM.
That Is exactly what i wlrh. | Viii dis
tur6 hls calculatiops, the hypocrite."
You vii XII! HIM.
PshaW you are testing with me.
II am perfectly seTlou8 Look al him.
sqRilg gSd ,llssI phssisisJs p0tnilIll{i -
az Si lAshh AUG Itssssi ssss Sst4s' i,5dsS5 l9S5
SheSk might b LA dsstE. I9a sannOs sss !
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ridge street. gives dinner beor and sir.r- fos aty
men Wolf Luetgsrten, 43 Delaney strsst ohers
supper for htty and extra meat 300 we're netted
by yesterday's performance At the Houmaua Opera.
House. and from the ToIksssiinag came e1O5. 12.
Tho New Jersey Federation of Trade Unions VIII
hold itr snnual congress at Newark neHt rnonth
There will be- propositions made looking toward
complete reorganization of the body, and probably
state branch OF the American Federation viii be
created.
Tie strike at the Manhattan Brass Works is now
in its eIth week, but the PhpniI Labor Club still
believes that the Company will give in Improve
mentn asked for BY the union men. but upobtaln-
able tor them, have now been made in the shop for
the benefit OF the "sc,bs" who took the places OF
the union men.
Th' trouble now being made by the New York
Steam Heating Company, by which our streets have
been converted into yolo tnos, had been predicted
years ago by the Engineers and Stesmhtters'
Unions whose members stated that the pressure
was TOO hgh Ia the pipes of the Company, and that
the latter aso EN- ployed incompetent workmen and
''Hcabs "
The newly elected officers o. the Pssssio Trades
Assembly are samuel Sigley, Recordn secretary /;
William Abel Financial Secretary, "a Rudolph.
Treasurer. y. Olrich, =. Mcmahon. II. Springer.
Truste Heury Post, Sergeant. at Arms j p Mo
Donnell, q. Rudolph. T. Mcmahon, aud William
DelShanty, Committee on Organization; Delegates
BremkAnf and Cooney, Committee on Credentials I;
George Wood and f. q. Holly. Committee on Labor
Legislation.
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cLAN-NA-GAEpS GREAT DAY.
Interesting Athletic Contests at the
Festival at Jones's Woods To-Day.

interesting Atnletlc contests at the
Festival at Jones's Woods To-Day.
The Gamma Gael and its friends are maxi
ing merry to-day. Since the inception OF
the organization. twenty years ago, so much
enthusiasm has not been shown by the COM
mittees as in the preparations for the festival
at Jonos's Woods to-day.
1t was intended that the games should be
worthy of the high aims of the organization,
aud make the recurrence Of the festival an
occasion to be looked forward to. and in
this aim they have certainly succeeded.
There Hie sixteen events on the athletic
programme. beginning at o'clock this
afternoon, and the entries number no less
than 10. mainly the leading athletes Of the
clubs composing the Athletic Union. The
prizes are gold and silver medals OF unique
design.
There are also contests for kindred Irish
socictica. entries for which are received on
the grounds.
Bavnes SIxty-nintll Regiment Band fur
nisho- the music Tor the dancing, which
begins at Z O'Clock this evening.
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this, but I can. / have studied this thing
narrowly. and ! never beheld 9 more re-
maTkab!e case of somnalnbuIlsm.
lhr physician continued for some tune
cunyerslug with the Baron IN all undertone.
Presently the bank gave the signal, the
PLAYERS rose. the tables closed for that even
ing, aud tie Count Won SteInberg, gather
ing NJ his enormous winnings, pushed back
his chair and left the room, passing close
before the Darou without seeing him. They
to loved him down the street TO his own
door; lie entered by means OF his lAtch-key
aud closed il behind without sound. Their
WAS no light in his wiud dow-no one in tn
house was awake-none but those two had
seen HIM enter.
The next morning when he awoke he found
q larger pile of gold than ever on his table
He was stupetied with Amazement He
counted il and told over ~. 900 horinR
Again there came knock at his chamber
door. This time he did not even attempt to
conceal the money; and when the Baron and
the physician enteiel he was too much
troubled even 10 feel surprised AZ the sight
"lou have come again to tell me that | am
a gambler he exclaimei, despairingly, as
he pointed to the gold and leaned his head
lstlrssly upon hls hand.
say it; my young friend. because saw
II, replied the Baron; but az the same
time come To entrrat your pardon for hav-
ing accused you OF IT, You have played
without knowing Il, yon have gambled, and
yei you are no gambler
- for sonam6ull,ts often perform
the very actions which they de-
test. But il i with YOU a mere, func-
tlOnal derangement-nOt settled habit
aud can easily cure you. But perhaps"
lie added, smiling, you do not wish 20 lose
80 profitable. a ma!ady, you may become
millionaire.
- All. doctor" cried the Count. ~ place
myself IN your hands; cure me, entreat
=" Well, well. there is time enough for
that, said the Baron; - first OF all. shake
hands, an let Us be friends.
- have a horror oi play, replied the in-
voluntary Gambler, " and / shall instantly
restore TO the bank all that have won.
See, here l., altogether, 1870, 600 horiusl'
"and do no such thing. suppose
that in your sleep you had lost 1902
600 torins, 10 you think the bank would
have restored II 10 you? No. no; entertain
no such scTuples. Your father lost moro
than thrice that sum al those very tables; IL
is but a restitution IN part Keep your
houns and return with me TO my hotel.
where Emma is waiting to receive your
visit. You have 1901 600 there; | will eK-
cuse the otner 10, 900 upon which for
love. Are YOU content, or must you restore
the money 10 the bank y
History has not recorded the low
er's reply; at all events. he quilted
Ems that same day in company with
the Baron Won Hohendorl and his pretty
daughter. The prescriptions OF the learned
physician have, it Il said. already effected
cure, and the Epankf9yf sk9,F.sAi lef lea
Seek announees the appr64chinF mGffiaa9
ot Nile. Won H0hsRdoEt with AbsTL COant
=
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Ems Is . charming place. 1t lies about
Twelve miles 10 the southeast OF Coblentz, in
Ehe valley OF the Lahn-thAt miniature
|thine, all bordered with orchards and Vine
ards, and steep wooded hills. Swarms Of
|ionkeys With gray saddles. attended by
|irivers in blue blouses and scArlet-trimmed
EAps. loiter beneath the trees, soliciting
bire. Fashionable invRlids are promenad-
nR. Gaming is going forward busily in the
ponyersation HAus alike daily ana nightly.
adde's are reading novels aud eating ices
|Eithin hearing OF the band; or go by. with
.olored-glass tnmblers in their hands.
|owArds the kurhaus, where the hot springs
iome bubbling up from their nAuseous
ources down in the low yaulted galleries
|illed with bAzaGr-like shops. loungers,
|Outers and heulth-se seekers. All is pleasure.
|ndOlence and Irritation.
70 Ems, therefore, came the Count Won
Bteinberg 10 drink the waters. and to while
EWsy few weeks of the Summer season.
ie was tall. fair, handsome young man;
[n excellent specimen OF the German dra-
Eoon. You would never suppose. 10 look At
Eim, that anything OF illness could be his
|nducement to visiting Ems; and yet he suf-
cred from two very serious mAladies, both
Pf which. it Was to be feared, were ineurSble
Py Rny springs, medicinal or otherwise.
The case was Ihis; His grandfather had
eft large property, which his father, an
|rreelaimGble gambler, mad spent to the ut
sruiost fGrthinC. The youth had been
placed in the army. chiefly through the in
srssi of = friend. His father Was now dead;
LIE inheritance forever gone; and he had
bsolutely nothing beyond his pay as a cap
PIN OF dragons. and the distant prospect
one day retiring with the title aud half
~ Of major. A sorry future for one who
p diainterestsdly aud deeply in love With
p Of the richest heiresSss in GsTmanyl
Who maFrles ny daughter will receive
th her doWrY Of two hundred thousand
rins, and l shall expect her husband to
$500. Is ths lsAIt. Al equal fortune"
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Of New Jersey. Each team will consist Of
Eve men.

Of New Jersey. Each team will consist of
Eve men.
The new building going up alongside
Of divers shop and boat house. on the
Harlem river, IL TO bo the property OF the
Bohemian Boat Club, which has hitherto
had its headquarters at divers. The new
boat house will be two-story affair and
Is TO be finished next month.
The Naruna Boat Club is training pair.
cared gig, double and single scull. and
four Dared shell crews for the Middle
States regatta.
A match pair-oared she'll race between
certain members of tho New York Athletic
Club is among the possibilities.
There is every prospect that the cham
piOnRhip meeting Of the A. A, Y at
Washington will be marked hv intense
rivalry between the New York Athletic
Club and Manhattan Athletic Club. The
winner Ia to take the Bailey, Bank and
Rddle plaque.
The score of points won, so far, Ia 1903
for hu Manhattans and 1O7 for the New
lurks. The New Jersey Athletic club.
by the way, is pushing the older clubs
hard.
The Eureka Boat Club, OF the Passaic.
seems to have discovered the road to sue
cess. Its membership now close upon
the one hundred mark
II will enter an eight and -four. .oared
shell crews and n four. .oared gig crew in
the Middle States regatta.
Some Of the biggest bicycle races Of the
year will take place the latter part OF
August Hartford. Chicago and Wash
ington will see most OF them.
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SOON TIRED OF AN HONEST LIFE.
An Ex-Convict Who Was Given q
Chance Arrested for Forgery.

Charles A. Loser. alias Halpin, an ex-con-
Wet who had been given chance 10 lead an
honest life and soon tired OF 1t, was pris-
oner in Jefferson Market Court this morn
ing, -,
tence for burglary in Auburn Prison an
electrician, who was doing some work in the
prison. WAS impressed by Losers aptitude,
and told him that when his sentence expired
he should come to tha Universal Arc Lamp
Company's works at 40 East Twenty-seco ond
street this city, and he would be given en-
ployment.
Loser was released four weeks ago and
Immediately came to New York and was en-
ployed in the lamp works ms promised. He
worked faithfully until July 8, when he dis
appeared. and at the same time 10 was dis
covered that a desk had been broken open
aud .check-book OF certified checks ab-
stracted.
Nothing was heard of Loser until few
days ago. when two OF the certified checks
were presented at the Garfield Bank, where
the Universal Arc Lamp Company has an
account, for collection. One was for $40.
drawn to New Haven man, and the other
was for 81 X to George Hubbell, restaurant
keeper at 354 Sixth avenue.
Inspector Byrnea was notified, and last
night Detectives Jacobs aud VOLS arrested
Loser at 81 East One Hundred and Seven
:ieth street, where he WAS living with his
wife.
To regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels take
CARTERs LITTLE LIVER PILLS. one pill . dose. -
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NO FOOD FOR OVER 100 DAYS.
Mrs. Wachter, OF whitehall, Pa.
Dying from Her Enforced Fast.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.I
EAsToS. Pa. July 15.-Mrs. Ellen Wach-
ter, OF Whitehall, who has not partaken OF
food in any form for over hundred days,
lies unconscious most Of the time.
Her convulsions continued in n milder
form and her husband is no longer required
to restrain her.
There il every indication that her end is
near.
1t is now eight years and three months
since she was first taken i'll.
The last attempt to quench her thirst was
ten weeks ago, but she could not retain the
cup Of coffee which she then took.
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A Gay Town.

First Commercial Traveller-I like to strike
Milwaukee. It's 4 lively town. with it's
theatres and music gardens, athletic games
going OIL all the time, bands Of music and
professions constantly passing
Second Commercial TravellGr-I never saw
any OF that. I've always found Milwaukee \
sober business city.
First Commercial Traveller-I guess you
never stayed there over Sunday.
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Coming Events.

Reunion of the Veterans OF tho War Of the Unlon
at RidgewoOd Park Brooklyn. this afternoon and
evening
Festival of tho Associated Councils, American
Legion Of Honor, tomorrow afternoon and evening
At Empir" city Colosseum, Avenue A and sixty
mint h street.
Afternoon aud evening festival OF the Lsontins
Literary Unon at Washington Park, BIty-ninth
street and Fast River. tomorrow.
Reunion ot st. Joseph's Sunday school teaohsrs
At Iona Island. Aug. I. steamers leaving foot Of
Morton street a. X 4. NJ.
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others. Gus Thomas. the playwright,
will have charge of the production,
Miss Minnie Seligman is resting at Long
Beach. All actors and actresses rest "
when they have nothing to do, and plenty
of time to do it in. In Miss Selgman's 8
case, however, II is q genuine case of
rest, ordered by physician. She has
been working too hard. Since she has
been upon the STAGE which 10 now more
than two years she has only had six weeks
vacation. Last season she created F"
four heavy parts
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100000 NEW PENSIONS

New Law. 200 600 soldiers. and nsAIly all widows.
parents aud Children get pensions, Invalid pen
slousTs entitled To IIcTrAss Apply II once to
SOuLE co 10 r.. l4lh ST.. New YoIk. for blanks
an instructions.
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Several lissome graduates from the
Casino applied TO Thomas ''Stowawdy"
DAVIS for positions in THE Hustler. "
Said Mr.. Davis: Not an applicant had
understudes. There are no chorus girls
at the Casino"
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At the recent meeting of tho Board of
Managers of the Amateur Athletic Union
il WAS decided to change the date of the
Athletic Club will consent to waive its
claim for its Fall meeting on that date.
The evening world., 1890-07-15

Atthe ;l, Hollis street ineatre' Boston aug; aug
Stinson, called "A Divided House." 1t
is said to deal with tragedies of the heart
rather than of the field. iii which it will,
therefore. excel many efforts that are not
war plays. In the cast will be William +.
Owen. Maude Banks, Il. l.. Coleman,
Robert Taber. Charles Bradshaw. Sarah
Holmes, Oliver Paul and a number of
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William Gillette is staying at Mrs.
Agnes Booths hotel at Name chester-by.
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The Essex Gun Club will hold it's
monthly shoot next Thursday at the
grounds OF the Jersey City Heights Gun
Club.
Next month there will be team rife
shoot for the championship of the State
The evening world., 1890-07-15

To regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. take
cARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS, one pill dose. =. :
The evening world., 1890-07-15

All gossip to the contrary. the members
of the Scottish football team which IL to
visit this country will receive no COM
pensatiOn whatever. Only their genuine
expenses will be paid.
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.

sIS SUITS to order. sl5i slO pants to order.
C4O "a CAmsron. 200 FlGtbush ave. .B'klJa.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Jan. Oh. NJ. =. Malahar has been
much damaged. having been aground. She has
arrived at Cadz.
ZANzIBAR, Jan. ao.-Emin P:,sha is suffering
which has caused partial paralysis the tongue.
BERLIH, Jan 20 -Lieuten mt Rust who vas "A
member Of the Peters expedition, has arrived
here. He appears convinced that ieters is dead.
ROME, Jan. a0.-Commcndatpre B.iliacchini. IA
prominent lawyer, who for years. has been
secretary of n wealthy charitable organization
has absconded. HIS defalcs,tion amounts to s25,
LISBON. Jan. 2o.-Th. protest against th..
R itish ultimitium il displayed ON the tables in
the public squares here aud has been signed by
ma persons. A meeting WAS called for to-day
In ''amocns square to prs.si against the action
Of the British gov yernrnent,b hut II proved "A hasco.
IIsBoN. Jan. .o-The Portuguese govern
the dispute between Portugal aud England con-
cerning the territory in East Africa, will submit
To Lord salisbury full demands under protest
Portuguese pubitc opinion An attemI't tO In
the capital of the Portuguese Noz ambiqus
company from si0,O0.0D to so.no'.Uo has
failed.
BRUssEI.s. Ian. 2O.-The infantry was confined
to the barracks yesterday i'm readiness for any
emergency in connection with the labor troubles.
squadron of cavalry has gone u Chariera,.
axes and other implements and assuming threat
ening attitudes.
LONDON, Jan. IO-A terrific gale accompa MED
by thunder and lightning prevailed to-day on the
Irish sea. Much damage was done to property
along the coast. Several persons were Killed by
lightning and a number were drowned. The
ping has suffered severely. The National line
steamer Greece. Captain Jeffrey. from New York
Tor London, passed Dover this morning with n
h.'avy list Ia starb,ard. She was nearly sub
apparently shifted.
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Mr.. HOWELL'S SERMON.

A spokane Fall. Newspaper Applies IL tn
That city.
Commenting eslitoraly upon the sermon
of Rev. Mr.. Howell of Butte, which was
reported i'm the STANDARD of last Tuesday
the Spokane Falls Reric,c says:
..That was n bold manly sermon that
Rev. Howell, of Butte, preached last sum
day i'm rebukc of the terrible conditions
that have recently resulted in an epidemic
of tlefalcation and suicide i'm that city.
The experieuce there is sufficient answer
to the plea advanced by some i'm this city.
that open, uncontrolled gambling is a
they call it. As well might one
declare that loathsone ul-
cor ia less offensive when
appearing upon "a mans face than when
concealed 10y his raiment. Many
young men have come here pure. said
Butte. The city is debauching it's own
sons. The maelstroIn of sin is destroying
ssXVortls like that are what ought To fall
from every pulpit i'm this CITY,. How re
freshng they are in COMPARISON with
ministers delight to foist upon
their long suffering congregations.
They are words that carry convic-
tion and compel the respect even of tii.
hosts against which they are hurled.
There ought to he even a wider awaken
still blind to their own interests. Tie
somnolcrlce of gold is atioat i'm the air.and
the sooner il is dis,,ellcd the better IL will
he for the solid. sul,stan :ial citizens, whose
SONS and daughters are to POSSESS tins
fair city when this hungry horde of petty
thieves and gamblers shall have been
scattered like the withered leaves OF the
forest"
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psutse Mining Notes.

by the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Jan. GOV. A. SparkInan and
j. A. Brent will leave Tomorrow for the
east with their satchels full OF Keystone
mining stock. There has been rich
strike made i'm the keystone and i'm con-
sequence the stock has jumped from % to
so cents, where il will remain. All stock
has been taken Oft the Montana boards
and the sales will be manipulated i'm the
east.
The Mulsloon made contract with its
foreman recently to- sink another 100 feet.
About 20 OF the second 100 has now been
sunk and signs reported very favor
able. All the Stockholders are sanguine
of "a good strike soon.
Mr.. Houer, the expert sent by the
Montana Mica company To investigate
the company's mica mine in the
Beavcrhead returned yesterday. He re-
ports adversely tn the plan for pushing
the mine. The tunnel has been sunk in
the wrong place and there seems to bc no
money i'm the scheme as il stands.
Assays were made, to-day of the strike
in the Glengarry ON Saturday. The assay
shows twt,-tenths less than 30 ounces of
silver and an ounce OF gold.
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s: Gsu.e B.,ersc. Of Helena. George NJ:
Snysier q south Butte. Z. G. Bahcock of
&: z. Lemmon Of Peoria. H.. y: Il: Vincent
81 the Northern Pacific, J. w. Yates of
rsr sr.ns .sr sf G. asm.es-ey Of Sw .sln H'ra
Chicago. J. NJ. NJ: Newman of Helena. u.
Il. McHenry of northern Pacific q
acorda. w. :. Russell of Jefferson. ]. II.
Sullivan OF Granite.
Al the 81. Nicholas guests arr. bunking
IN the Railways. and at the Southern Dan
Towcy, the genial proprietor. had all the
guests the rooms could accommodates. II
given good hunks in the dining roou,. AT
the Windsor and the Hoffman houses the
the same state OF affairs exist. both he
a. the Nicholas are G. j. Boyle OF Butte.
j. n. Toonley Of Halifax. Miss wcstphal
of ANACONDA. Miss Cor,,xan Of Helena,
of Helena, Z, y. Hcinkle OF Milwaukee.
William Warren of Spokane Falls. f. l.:
Devils lake. % II Tailss Of Il H:ina. i ef:e :. Fl. Il.
Helena, III. :: Dart Of Virginia City. w; J.
cf Chicago. William BRENNAN OF Grant--
dale. II. A. Scallian of Misso,,la.
:: II: br"p1ss , aH., Of MALTA. H.. DR.: M"rsig.
child "f Champion. u. =. Ha.ken Of Chi.
shields of San Francisco. Peter Galiager
of Melrosc, A, Lewis of Salt Lake. j.. NJ.
Bennett of Helena. NJ. III. Lynch of Devils
Lake. Charles Whcle Of Crane. Forks,
Joseph Lodge of Deer Lodge.
Al the southern are D. III. Hughes of
Winds"r; ;i,, =, F,'i H. l.: White % Of T"rry. John
aconsla, -. ID. Cone of Lc,lgcrwoot. &.
Casey of Chicago, Hilda Charlc-on of
Helena. A. !. Thompson of Fergus Falls.
J. w. Duncan OF Wickcs. G.. w. Dallas of
Helena, Walker klcinsorg of Park River.
Samuel Johnson of Great Falls. IL. Dun
mere Of Boulder. a. NJ. Taylor "f Ana
consla. J. r. Denny of siackroot. &. L..
Martin of Deer Lodge, j. IL. Hariscl OF
Helena. X. Lcyche Of Payettc, Idaho,
Mrs. Mollic Hasscu of Miles City, Samuel
Newhosc of Elkhorn, IL. Frank OF Ogden.
Nana and wife of Helena, i. Cava-
na,gh of Helena.
At the Windsor Hotel are John Hawlcy
and wife of Butte, ID. l.. Sachs of ~. Paul.
J. ~. Bushong OF Pipcstou. John Jat,scr,
Of Montreal. Is. y. O'>eil of Fort Benton,
John Buckley of Fort Benton. l.. Bycrant
of Fort Benton. j. II. HUFFMAN Of Silver
Clapp and wife Of Joplin, Mo.