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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-28

Says 6arauf mar gaa Graut idon
fribUiiig In Sepeguns. IS IieB ibr
feine Rube. Nd ibr Ma1finnen unb
@riitelt mar reiuItatlos. DunteI unb
it~uaufgetldrt bIieb ibr, !pesbaIb ibre
liebe Gene, bic fdon 3u 2ebseiten Der
tbeureHs frhb bsrtorbenen Mutter BON
ibr 10 aufrimti9 geliebt ipurbe, pl6bli@
In Sbnma9t beriant.
S@i@tetn flopfte he baber on bic
Sbir ibres etgeaen @emades unb bat
UNI ginlab.
9ftt brraliGem gntgegsnfommen uur.
be ibr ge6fnet, bod bate bas Iiebli9e
M16@en, befen Bitten pDEI Niemant
Die0erfteben t0nnte, nod einen i6tDereu
2ampf gu bsfebenz Bis MamIeI 2ene
f9 betbeilieb, aus ibrer 9ersangenbeit
au er5dbleH.
SO inerte Is iebr pobI, tbeures Srdus
lem gaa. Sie iuerben fi@ niGt eber
b~erubigen, Bis i'd Sbnett Idngif Bers
gaagetes er5dbit unb Sbnen Nuff6luR
gegebeu babe, tpesbaIb Id I'M 8efitfI
bon Der fataIen Sbnmo@t befaGen muir.
BE, 0ls geraOe ber 6srr GeireraI b. so.
baielbe beirnt.
sic pifen, endbises GrduIeIn, meme
Wiege Harb tpeit bon bier, i'm lGiben
Seutf9iaros. So mar bic stDeite urb
jingle 3o@ter rei@er gItern. Wein
Better Habn cine bobe, einfusrei&e
6teluug elm meme S9mefer Gopbie
itarb 5uei Sabre oil, unb nun tparo i'd
als ein3iges nth, tpie man mir plr,
iGerte, f66nss Qinb Der gbsOtt msiue,
gItern.
Wie cine fleine Yriuaefiu tuarb i'd
gebalten. Die Dor3igli6ften 2etrel
ertbeiIten mir fpdter unterri1!, bod
tpenn Id aud nit 2ei5tigteit un6 Sui
mir bieIe aenntnihe un6 Gertieteitsl
eruars, tpnren es nur ioI9e, ME Ii
366ter besitetter glter1 erlernen. -
Mer bdlte ie gebaGt, boz Id mir ncil
Dtob fpdter ielber ermerben folte!
Wdt 18 Sabren traf nit bns erife
i1mere 2ei0. - Sd DerIor bic ge
liebte SHUTTER. - SIR tribes @ral
b%eieselte mein @eI@id.
Die grobe 2iebe msines @aiers 3u be
8e~rfOrbeneu mari ibn auf bas Granten
belt. Dur9 eineu itiuseren @ertpan
bten lieb ct f9 4amtIi6 bertreten, I'M
bur6 ibn nurbe iein better Grennb
her lieutenant bon 3d., BEL uns einge
fhbrt.
Nidt LANCE bauette Is, unO-- nj
Iiebten uns beiB unb innig.
Ga, ia, 6rduIeia gaa, bic aIte Sen
mar bamals cine i@bHe, bieIeeebri
MasoaIena!
@ie foI i6 Sbneu meiu beieIieenbs
GefGbt bef6reiben, als Der Batter unit
rem 8unb ieenete unb uts berlobte
Jreuen fonnie f9 Der frante, f6wt
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PA ..

Der pbptpsrapb, SO. IL uub Ii
Weit=@ommercefraBe, na5e Der 8rtde,
bei6dftist nur 3hnfi!er erfter Glofe
uno liefert bic feinifen 0ilber In allen
mooernen Sormen unb 6erfteuungss
peifeu su raiionablen Breiien.
CUR Mufnabme BON 9dufern, NRF@s
ten &c. tuerben Giinfler mad irgenb
einem Sbeile Der Stabt ODER bes Gtaa>
tes gei@itt.
Biloer tperben ber9r6Bert. @enbet
gu@ ni6t an Grembe, fonoern frast
nod unieren Club &ateu.
@ir berlangen feline auBersetu6bn.
li1en preiie uno garantiren ale unb
iebe Mrbeit. 31,7,1iw
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WeRaae uad, 0urpva,

Die &geniuten bes Germ SO. s.
Wpuag, Rn. L Commerce 6traBe,
y6an Antonio, unb $50. 603 Mains
GtraBe, DALLAS, pertrsten nur bic
anertannt beften eurDpdiiden 9ampferz
9tnien. 5err Oouug 1T i'm Gtanbe bic
biIli9fen &aten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitpilig febe getpinf@te Nus,
funft unb beiprst 1ebr prompt ole linn
iibergebenen N~uftrdge. Mer nod @u'
ropa 3u reiien trhnf9t, D6er 8ertpaubte
beriberfommsn IaFen min, ipenbe fi@
en- irgenb cine Der geuonnten Nsenturer.
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2aam(eG Sene.
sfisse pom g b. GafaI,

sic f6anen b0l;g berubtgt ieini gnd,
6igftes G,duIeinl Sbr arnler 5@iBliue
lit BON elmer tiefen Sbnma6t befaQen,
aus Der er balO erpa6en pirb. Die
freue i'd mid, gera5e 81 Der 3eit on
S5rem 9auie botiibet3hfabren, dig bies
Ter @9ied Sic %ereilte!
sic liebts gutes WeIen, fiiste Der
alte Nebicinalratb 5in3u, Der felt Sab.
rem i9on ber 6amilie bes rei1en @Dms
m%1eraienratbes Granf feline dr3tli@eu
Sienfe l%eiffete. Sic miifen tpenige
Sage Dor Sbtem 4olterabenb einen ber=
artigen @6red erbalten!
I'D Sbeurer 9err &atb, i'd, i9 bin
Ia D6Gig Nebenfa@e bierbei; gsben Sic
mir tur bic feite @eri9eruns, Sbr
Wort. baB meiae CUTE. alte 2ene ntGi
I'M 9terbea liegt.
Nber, lieber &inb, COR teir 8ebanfe
baranl &ommen sic nur nit mir;
sic merben f@ ielbf tt~ber5eusen, BAT
Sbnen SIR altes TactDtam erbalten
bleibtl
2eiIen @9rittes fpIgte @Ga. boa
i@6ge 5uan3isidbli8e Mdb@en, BEN
alien 9ausar3te In ibr BDubOir, Uobin
bic alte Stiderin gebettet nGrben mar.
als Der Nrat an bns 2ager ber St.
trantte1 trat, f9lug biefe fragenb unb
%erftaunt Die Nugen auf.
Weine liebe, treue 2ene! Soft lei
Dant, baB sic tpie6er ertpa6enl Wel9'
b6fen, b6fen S9red baben Sic mir bes
reitet! Was mar es t1url has Sic 10
pI6bIi9 umiin!en ma1te? Still, iil !
uebrte oer Mr3t. IaRenS sic Sbren gfes.
ling nod ruben; geben 6ie ibr trdftis
gen Wein, un0 toDnen Sic nod Elm
uebrises tbua, hdaf bebalten Sic
MnmieI Gene iD9 Bic Na6t bier. Sd
tomme ttDrgeH 3u Sbrer 8erubigune
D;eoer. Meitere gerorbnungen ftnb
ui&t n6tbis, unb fomit Soft befoblen !
gun NOR bic liebli9e gaa nit Der
alteu Stiderin olein In benz tleinen
eleeanten Gema6e, bas In ieiner san'
gen N~usftattung, In allen ieinen Sbeilen
barmOnii6 5ei8te, mas fur einen lautes
rem @baratter feline Iodine, iusenofril9e
9errin beIaB. Mel@en @outraf bill.
bette bas bIei1e, magere, bon grauer
6aaren umrabmte @eR9t Der alter
Namiel Gene, bic auf benz Ii9tblauer
@ubebette f6 10 fremO uno b%euurubigt
fRblte.
Meine CUTE, CUTE Gene! 9eute ioller
Sic &ube Dor mir baben, aber morgea,
tpeun Sic pieber bblis bersefelt fino,
folen un6 maIen sic Sbrer fleiner
gGd, mie Sic mid berelnf uannten.
er3dbien, mas es benin MAJ, mas Ssbl
treues 6er3 10 tief. 10 getDattig bewe9te.
tDas rteine tets lille, ffets befonnent
Gene berariig etf1htterte.
aber, 6rduIein Qua, meine Glide:
rel Mie Ion ngr bos Sud fertig tuer.
ben, tuenn i'd bier lisge unb fetere
Dnriber fein Wort mebr, CUTE Gene
Sit f!nb iebt meme patientin unb mill
len gcborGen. unb 10 nil iG Sinner
benn beute &ube Dor mir laEen uni
Nles a~uor6nen, bob sic morgen tuiebeI
pOlig eetrdftiet iG flbIea, benn BET
morgigen Gag iDibmen Sic, Id bite in
mig baruu, mir ausf9lieBli9.
Mdbren0 nun cine aliidliGe Brau
ben bielen a%ngenebmen Differentiation
bic ibrer nartetel, madam, FoGen IN.
ge3d9lte Sbrdnen aber cas- bIei9e INT
Iib ber 6tiderin, Bis Der gnqeI bel
/ GLT-Eo r.. CSsIlI.H ~. * r,
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Gelifprutosgeeine.

Meinltebbaber fnben Elm groBes So
ger BON feinen California : Weinen BEL
9errn S. s. MeDer ON Mlamp
plasa. 9err Mener Iudt bic Meine
an Drt unb StelIe aug ur.h tanft bret
aus benz Seller Ter @eiuaidter. Mis
gutem Renner gelinst es finn ftets, bic
befien Serten ausauwab!en. ST fam
feline &unben unr 6amilien nit eineu,
guten Sropfen oerieben. &otbs unb
WeiBweine In por3hgI.@sr QuaIitdi
ton ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ms 0aus gel!efert.
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SER 6. s. 1saaer, SO. 217 Oa,

&err 6. s.. @aiaer, SO. 217 Dts
6ouifon StraBe bdlt TETS bas pous
tDmmenfc 2ager in 3ei6enmateria'
lien, $apeten, Garben, @ias, Spiegel'
gIas, &loerrabmen, 5irnifen unb allen
3ei@nens unb Walersu tenFlien. ahnf'
leriI9 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb 6taiuet.
ten &c. fnb In eiuei f%ebenswertben Gals
lerie aur Nni@t unb gum @ertauf auss
geffelt. Sn Eapeten ut6 3immer0etos
~ratioreti 1T bas @ei9maduoafte uab
Reuefe bort au fin6en.
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sa- Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortndbren6
friI6e Nutgrn uno Slide, iopie WiIo
aler Dirt Oil 0aao. Jril9e 3ufubren
ieben Sag 8ettluaaea bon Gami.
lien Der6en prompt aG53eflbrt unb fret
abaelisfs:t. SreDino MoeEue. suif9en
Mains unO Miiitdr plo5a. 9sIepbon
Nn. 81.
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Sentfdje Sob .efftce.

9euti@e, iopie enelii9e Druid ar,
beiten tperben prompt unb biIis bers
fertigt BON Sobn S9ott, 80. Z
Noro 9~refas5traBe. GeI9dftss
leute unb 8ereine auf benz 2nnbe md.
gen f@ gefGaisft al i'm tpenoen. Druid
bon Statuten &c. cine 6becialitdt. Die
dltefe beutf@e Sob 9ruderei In Ger
6tabt.
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ssy- Der glumber g. 6. gttfias

BS- Der pIumber S. 6. 2lttins,
go. 80 Mbenue 3 nabe pof Office,
bot, uin ben sefiei9erten Nnfprti4en,
bic an fein @ef6dft seItelt merben,
na9tommen gu t6nner, f6 nit einem
ti9tiseu Ga@manne, Serrn Sbomas,
'aKociirt unb irirb mie geD6bnli9 our
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums aue Nuf'
fridge raid erIebisen. Selepsoa APT.
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Das- 2ptIe &obIen So per 3onne;
WcQliffsr 9lad unb 2ptle gemii6t 81.
-Snbian 3erritorp &oblen bette Quas
Iitdt $3.50. Yenn: Iutbracit 3ob!en
$13. gbenIo bas befie trOdene Ofeas
uub @orb 8rennboIa su niebrigten
0reiIeu Bel Carr & &pberfon /,
Ia 0urlelonsS traBe. 9elepbon 1913.
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~ @enn Sbr sutes trDdenes pof'
Dat grennboIS braa6t, ipreGt Drr ODER
beftelt per Selepbon Bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; lie bat tets has Bette
i'm Martte. $elepbOu 81,
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QQiier MiIbeIm bot benz 9Duio

WWITVt WTIYtIW 9Ut JUN dtUHIB
Der BeIgier. anldBlih beg Gblebens bes
priu3en 8albuin eiae @onbolen3bes
peI9e tiberianbt. Bring Seinti6 Dnn
QreaBen unb @tbprinj @ilbslm BON
SobensplerH uerben ben 2aifer bel benz
Qei@enbe9dn9niB Dertreten.
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0as ct. 2epnarS : Sptel

1T INNER nod ON alten Orte. ON
Main pla3a. San Wntnnio, oHsn. Sn<
nerbalb Der lsbten Feten Sabre baben
feline gigentbiimer. ober @erspattungs,
MeGfel Hattsefunbea.
9ie 3aten oes SoteIs finb bielelben
mie friiber ; 81 so far 9oppels unb 50
fir einaelne 3imnser. mil &eSufiion
Bel ber Mode. Gie DsutfGea nit if.
rem Gamilien losrber i'm ,@t. 2eoaarb"
Elm reinIi9es, bibides 9otel fin5en nit
unibe,treffiGem Slid.
Bb. q. 2ounbsbern,
1911, lin @isentbumer.
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Npti5 fir gtemer5abler !
Office bss @teuerioaettors,

IHIg UEs SleIefT0Hetf0fs,
San Mntonip, 5eras.
Ser nntersei9nete ma9t bierbur9
befannt, baB bic Staatsz unb @ounins
aos8alOrem unb &opfffeuern iebt fdlig
unb Dor ober am 81. December 1890
5abltar fnb.
Sofe@affianr,
Steuertoleftor fir 8erar gountD.
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XCu Uteteu elHDuHueEt OuuuCS OelDDUuHg
fir ieben Sail bon Ratarrb, Der ni6t bur9 Gin.
nebmen bon @aG's &atarrb FUR sehsiIt uerbcn
fam.
s. s. gbsueb & Co., @isenttdmer,
3olebo, Sbtc.
@ir sic nnterSeidneten baben 8. s. @beueb
felt BEN Iebten 70 Sabren 9efannt unb baIten
ibn fir bolfommen ebrenbafi in allen &c.
fddftsbanbIungen NIB finanaieu bef1biat,
ale bon feiner Girmo einsesansenen gerbinb.
li@feiten su erfiilen.
Btf s. gruag, grosbanbeIs . 0roauiRen,
soIsbO, Sbio.
B aIbina a & Marbin. @rcs.
banbels'D rosuifen, Golebc, Sbtp.
$alrs &atarrb Sur tpirb innerlid aenomner
unb ipirtt brett auf bas BInt uno Bic fdlei.
misen OberF69en bes Sbfems. 3tueniGe
fret oerianbt. Breis Is gests fir Die GlaTGe.
gerfauft bon oDen apStbefern.
correspondence. : Welfare, 26.
Sanuar 1891. = Sn meinem Isbteu
S6reiben, ooer our@ bafelbe, lit Elm
Srrtbum bDfsefDmmen, ba elmer Be-
ri@tisune beoatf. gs it BET einfa6
bon elmer v@traSe" bic &eoe; es fellte
iebo6 bic GtraBe bonn 8abnbof
mad Der Stabt DeiBen. 8Srne
felbf Bat ndmli6 reGt CUTE SiraBen,
fie fnb reinli6 un6 felt unb fiber; bic
9eiunbe Gage Der Stabt, bic btibE9e
umgesenb ua6 bic freunbli6en 8es
tpotner MAIDEN He au9 3n einem bor'
aigli1en GommersI ufentbalt fur ae;s
ien6e un5 anbere @dfe. Sic StraBe
nod benz 9lbnbof aber ftbrt bnr9 Den
beiten, fetteifen MGubillboosn unb ale
gerbeferungen i@eiEen bort 3u uerin.
Ten, grade 10 ME Is Bel maiden Stra.
BEN in Sun NutoEiD Der Sal mar.
Iu9 in nett gr6Seren StdOten tOmmt
3umeilen 70 ettpas Dor. @as ID !. ..
ieBt Chicago Nun, uu6 Dor 80 Sab
rem fOHnte man on elmer GtraBe oi6t
am @bieaso,GluHe einen pfOfien ieben,
an ben bel na1em Metter Elm 8rett9en
befeftiet 'murbe nit Der Iebrrei6en, a5er
fit cine GtpBffabt etmaS ionoerbaren
@arnung: mo bottom herei" 3wei
gonae StraBen Der Wefieite, bic Rdns
bolpbs uub MabilDn @traBe, tput6eu
II SUB bod auFgefalt, unb Sen 9auss
befbern blieb ni@ts speitsr iibrig, aIg
lire 6duier auf mddtigeu @9rauben
aud II CUB in bic 2uft 3u beben uno
mod elm Stodmert barunter 3u bauer.
Wie lpdre es nun 3. 3. lie Borne,
tpentl auf beiSen 6eiten Der 6traBs
mad benz 3abnbofe @rdben geao.
gen tuirben unb bic @rbe baraus In bic
Mitte Der SiraBe fdme. Damn f6nn:
te bas Mafer re9ts uab lints ablaufen.
Nuf bic grbe III Der Mitte t6nnen bann
grobe Gteinbrofen, penigftens / Sub
bod unb auf biefe 6 3ol fleiuere Stei.
ne. 3pei &eiben SGatienbdume an
ieber Settle gepHanat unb 3tpii6en bens
felben @ege fir JuBgdnger nit 86ns
fen unb = Die 6traBe tpdre ni9t ALIEN
feif uuS fiber, fonbern bic 6tabt bdtte
aud bic i9Snfe promena6e, tpdbrenb
obne @rdben unb obue &unbung In Der
Mitte. 6teiae ME Gies elnfa9 perfns
Ten triirben.
Die gtienbabn it 3tpar ba; mas aber
fdr Borne anb ouG fur San NntOnio
n0tbig lit. bas TT bic @eiterflbrung
berfelben big Griebridsburg. Ser ies
Bige 8srfebr genfst ni6t. B6rHe aber
bot nebenbei ols SommersN ufeutbaIt
ale 6ofuuns auf cine idSne 3utuuft.
am %. Sanuar frdb fiel bier awei
3oQ G9nee In ereBen Glpfen, CT
i@moIs iebod i'm 2aufe bes Cages.
SbeO. 9ieI der.
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seitenueg : @flaiternma.

giienllein.p latten per Or. SUB Is @ts.
Cement 20 :"
5teinplatten Is
@alaberas platten f" II
Cement gurbe pr. Iauf. SUB. As
Surbffein IS
gin3elnheiten Bel 8. ALLEN &
g 81 n, SO. 5 preiasS traBe, gegen.
tber g. Wagner.
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I@- STANDARD, Molin unb aDatp
2ultioatoren BET g.. S. Sofbein3,
Milit1r . Pla3a.
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~ q. s. 5ofbetns ON MiIi,
t6r pldJa be,fali: bic 6eriibmten Wsit,
del unb Siib 9ros Wagen. ST Bot
ferner Ten ganSen 8rrratb bpu South
Benb uab Wtlbura @ase,i BON Scr.
9trattcn gsfauf: unb btin9t bieieI6en.
biqia in ben Worft.
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uniern $500 e6ub fabren mir felt
. Sabre1 unb garantirer iebes paar.
Nu9 1T bel uns allies In 9amen., Ser
REM, SnabeE= unb Mdb@en G9uben
au finoen.
CINDERELLA gdbnb . gt6re.
@de DIT 6oufonfraBe unb Nbenue G,
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Mie lit hiea

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars &elebnuue
fir jeoen Sail BON Ratarrb, Der ni6t bur9 Gin.
nebmen bon $aG's Ratarrb Fur sehsilt toerbcn
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1891-07-30
Midnight.

A number Of George Whites teams
were started to work Monday morning
hauling ore from the Midnight to the
Hope mill, and as soon as enough is on
hand to warrant the mill starting up its
stamps will begin dropping on this ore.
which will be in the course of few days
more. The development of this mine at
the present writing consists Of shaft 1O5
feet IN depth, a crosscut south % feet.
from which east and west drifts have
been made. In the west drift. which is
extended over 100 feet, is where the
principal supply of ore is now being taken
from. In the face of this drift four feet
of solid ore is in sight, which will give an
average assay OF at least seventy-fve
ounces to the ton. 1t the fifty-foot sta
ton, where another level was started,
they run south only eight feet from the
shaft, when the lead was struck, and
another extensive body of ore is ex-
posed there Still another crosscut at
the depth of twenty feet shows up large
quantity of good milling ore There is
300 tons of pay ore on the dump. and |
with the present force at work they mine
about twenty-five tons per day. The
Midnight is without doubt one of the
most promising looking prospects in this
vicinity now, and will in all probability
yield handsome profit to the gentlemen
operating it. It is the intention to sink
he working shaft some distance further
md run levels to tap the lead at grea-
er depth.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1891-07-30
OUR HOME YALKNY
They Will Present 'Little
Lord Fauntleroy."
UNDER DIRECTION OF MRS. WILTON
Friday Evening, August :, Is the Day
Set for Its Rendition-A List of
Philipsburg People Who
Will Take Part,

Mrs. Hayne- Wilton, the accomplishe.
actress. with her little son. frankie. ar
rived in town early this week and at one
began making arrangements for the pro
duction of the noted dramatization O
Frances Hodgson Burnett's famous
''Little Lord Fauntleroy."
Mrs. Wilton has met with splendid
success in securing good selection o
local talent to assist in the play, and it il
thought that the performance will be
given in Morse's opera house on Friday
evening, August, 7. Those who are now
studying their parts and will assist Mrs
| Wilton and son are Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
Cardona, A. E. Barton, Fred Ferrell. A.
B. Miller, B. B. Wickizer, r. G.. Fort and
Dave Pizer.
This play was recently produced in
Anaconda and Deer Lodge, and is spoken
of in the highest terms by the press and
public. Mrs. Wilton says she is conf
dent, after seeing few rehearsals, that
she will be more ably supported here
than in any place where she has gotten
up the play, and has accordingly decided
to render it more completely than it has
been in other places when local support
was engaged.
The lady is in receipt of letter from
the author of "Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
which goes to show what Mrs. Burnett
thinks of the boy who so closely resem-
bles the one who suggested the story to
his mother. It reads as follows:
"A LEHMAN GARDENS.
SOUTH kENSINGTON.
DEAR MRS. WILTON: Your letter after MANY
wanderings found me at last in my home in
London, where it is my habit to spend part of
the summer. 1 have been in Italy ever since
December, when my dearest boy died in Paris.
You are indeed most happy in the dear pretty
little fellow frankie, whose picture you send me-
God bless him all the days and God keep him
all the nights" Give him my love, and tell him
how glad am to hear of another bov who loves
his mamma. as my two have always loved mel
have only one left to me on earth, and now in
my deep trouble he seems my only reason for
living. His name is Vivian. It was his older
brother Lionel whom l lost. There were only 18
months difference in their ages. 1t was Vivian
who suggested to me the story of Little Lord
tauntleroy.' Strangely enough moment ago
my private secretary came and saw the photo
graph of your boy, and exclaimed what fine
little fellow; how he reminds me of Vivianr'
With kindest wishes for you and the dear little
fellow, am sincerely yours,
FRANCES HoDGsoN BURNETT.
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There will be divine service at st.
Andrew's church, Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
4. A. Campbell, a representative of the
Heena Independent, is in town to-day
camassing for his paper.
Twenty-Five bars of Bi- Metallic bullion
were shipped Tuesday.
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AMONG THE LKDGE8
Our Mining Editors Weekly
Contribution.
CAPT. JOHN v. PLUMMER'S suit
The Granite Mountain Mining Company
Sued for S37 900 With Interest bv
Its Former Superintendent
Other Mining News.

The complaint of Capt. John w. Plum
mer against the Granite Mountain Min
ing company to recover $4,000. with
interest. which action was brought ir
the United States circuit court last week
has caused some gossip among people in
this section who are familiar with the
facts in the matter. In his complaint
as published in the daily press, Mr.
Plummer says: His position was that
of superintendent and general manager.
In his complaint filed Friday Mr.. Plum
mer states that for some length of time
prior to the month of September, 1888,
he had been the manager, superintendent
and attorney in fact of the company. in
which position he had control of all the
business operations Of the corporation
at Granite, subject to the supervision
of the board of directors. During this
period A. Warren, Gus Ewing. L. NJ.
Rumsey and Paul Fusz were the direc-
tors. AS manager Mr.. Plummer, about
this time, advertised for bids for a
quantity of cordwood to be used in the
operations of the mine. The successful
bidder was John Hall, whose bid was
slightly in excess of $1,000. Charges
were afterward made that Hall was in
collusion with Plummer and that he was
delivering wood in excess of his contract.
The board of directors came from st.
Louis, the heheadquarters of the company.
and visited Plummer at the mine. Here
they had a lengthy interview with Plum
mer concerning the charges made.
Plummer denied that there was ANYTHING
wrong in his administration of the affairs
of the company. The directors insisted
that the contract should be Immediately
rescinded. Plummer went to Hall and
explained the matter to him, but could
not get the contractor to throw up his
agreement. The manager then told the
directors that it was impossible to break
the contract but in order to save the
company from any loss and to satisfy
them that everything was all right he
would pay over to the company $4,000.
Under this arrangement, Mr.. Plummer
says, there was to be an investigation of
his administration, and if everything
was found to be correct the $4,000 was
to be returned to him. He waited some
time for the investigation, but none was
had, meanwhile the charge resting upon
him, he says, caused him much mortifi-
cation. Finally he resigned and went
to Idaho, where he is now engaged in the
mining business In his complaint he
says that he has demanded return of |
the money paid to the company, but |
hat it is withheld from him by vex-
atious delay. He asks Judgment for
'37 600, with interest from Septem
Der, 1885,
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Tuesday morning, between 5 and
o'clock, John Christensen was held u
on the road between here and Hasmar
and relieved of $40. Mr.. Christensen j
a man nearly sixty years of age, and wa
alone when the robber attacked him. an,
holding revolver in his face comman
ded the old gentleman to give up hi
money and other valuables. Mr. Chris
tenson took out from his vest pocket ;
piece OF paper in which he had rolled 6
$50 gold piece and handed it to the rob
Der, who began unfolding the paper, ano
while doing so put his pistol in his belt
Mr.. Christensen watched his opportunity
and surprised the thief with a terrible
blow in the face, which knocked him
down. He then ran toward town. AS
soon as the robber regained his equili-
brium he began shooting and fired four
or five shots after Mr.. c., but without
effect. Mr.. Christensen had $40 in
another pocket and a gold watch. He
was therefore glad enough to get away
by losing the twenty. He describes the
robber as being about six feet in height,
heavily set and wearing a long dark
beard.
Miss Alice Weinstein was rendered
a surprise party by dozen or more of
her young friends last evening. Those
present were: Maria Jenkins, Eliza
Jose, Gussie Ballard, Maggie Loughrin,
Ruth Smith, Clara McDonel, Lily Bowles.
Bertha Rombauer, Mamie Orr, Alfred
Ballard, Genie Smith, George Burks and
Zoe Coleman.
Mrs. Heath, of Salt Lake City, is here
N visit to her sister Mrs. Herman
Kaiser.
Mrs. Havilah Heathwood, OF Helena.
spending the week here, the guest of
lrs George A. Cartier.
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The Stock Markets in st. Louis.

Montana mining stocks are holdin
their own on the St. Louis stock boarc
Granite Mountain, $3.50 bid.
Bi-Metallic. S35 bid.
Elizabeth, s1.75 bid; s1.9O asked.