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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-23
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE BASEBALL GROUNDS

(End of Golden Gate Park Cable-cars).
To-day (Thursday). April esd, at 5 p. NJ.
SACRAmENTOS VS.. SAN FRANCISCOS.
Saturday. April 25th..................3P p. NJ,
OAKLANDS SACRAIENTOS.
n pf1l ~OtH,
At IL 80 A. M.-BURLINGToNs VS.. WILL & FISCKs.
At 2:30 p. M.-OAKLANDS VS.. SACRAMENTOS.
Admission Csc and loo. Ladies free. Reserved
seats 25c extra, sale at WIN d Finck's. Phelan
building, $40 Market ap23 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-23
The Largest AI-NGV Stock Of Fine and Reliable Cloth
Ing Oh This Coast at Lowest Prices
Ever Named in America.
We OFFER THIS WEEK

Over 900 BOYS LONG PANT SUITS
and STYLISH OVERCOATS-they
are positively worth ST. and we will
sell them at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-23
TRANsPLANTING TEETH.


A strange feature OF the case was to watch
the operation of this marvellous anesthetic.
While with The unfortunate victims OF The drug
the repoite was convinced that they must have
been supported by the drug all the long weeks
since they were driven TO those low quarters.
He was led TO believe that the body OF DIR. Hard
Ing would present every appearance OF being
punctured In Q thousand places with bypo-
permic syringe. but not spot could be found.
During interviews with Drs. Younger aud
Harvey they explained the matter. The drug
can be taken Internally, aud the condition of DR..
Harding for the past few weeks left no room for
doubt as TO his use OF the compound.
The outcome Of the struggle 10 obtain DIR.
HardiDg's secret by either the eclectic or the
allOpaths will be matter Of great Interest.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-23
WE OFFER THIS WEEK

Over 1000 MEMS and YOUNG MEMS
SPRING SUITS and OVERCOATS
they are positively worth $1,000,
and we will sell them at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-23
WE OFFER THIS WEEK

Over 1000 MENUS TAILOR MADE
SPRING OVERCOATS and FINE
BUSINESS SUITS-they are posi-
lively worth ST.. 90, and we will sell
them at
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

domu W p%rzebraniu, zanim
uodejda. Spostrzeglszy 'ch
stanal jak wryty. Ro&a ME
strac1ia p~rzytomnosci.
Oto moi brat! - RE
kla. wskazuiac ma mego.
Officer ukfonif sic i prze-
prosiwSzy ,,ksiedza" Role,
wyszedt z pokoju. Zbleg padt
do n6g ROXY . poczat dz'eko-
wac
- LIZ pan, ldz! - odrzekta
w tel sukni iestes bezplecz-
nyu.
Ledwle sic Ia nm drzwi
zamknefy, padla R6za ma ko
lana | zawoiaia:
Duchu brata mago, CIV
Jest4s zemnie zadowolouy?
Jes'em tWa slostta l dzleuzicz'
ka W wlerze i moge teraz
dokonczy6 pacierza, 1ak' "a.
czefam, CT ktorego MI pred
chw'la chwila chez zemsty
dokonczyt ME pozwolila. :.
| odpusc nam nasze why
jake my odpuszczamy ma
Sym winowajcom | ME wo1z
mas ma pokuszenie, ale las
zbaw ode ziego. Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
OgtOsze ME gazeciarskie.

IN Newspaper Advertising
Wysz}o juz 175 wydanie tego
dzlef ksiqzka o 200 stronnicach,
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdei
gazety wychodzacej W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, majaceJ pod}ug
american Newspaper Directory pre-,
szto rs tysiecy abonent6w Z wy
szczcgolnieniem, lie kosztuie wiersz
o~gioszenia. Podaje take liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie.
%maj2cych lokalnych ]abonent6w
nalmnlej 5OOO-tudziez liste wszel.
kich innych gazet oraz warunki.
jaki sposob MONA W Mich mai
ian'ej og'aszoc, Wreszcie wskazuie.
laki sposdb nnwlekszy zysk
MONA cl2gnac 2 Weniedzy i t. d..
hsl4zka Ia kazdemu M
<adan'e nrzesIanq bedzie darmo,
IYlko koS2ta przeseikl $50 oent6w)
'r1eba poslaG " ~znaczkach pocz-
.owYch pod adresem: Geo. p, Ro.
we'll IL Co., 10 SpruceStreet, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

Otto tresc dramatu stynnego
poety francuskiego, Franciszka
Coppee. Pol'cva paryska ME
p%ozwollfa IA odegranie tego
utworu na scenic, zapewrle ola
tego, poniewa2 Jej sic widocz-
ME ME podoba, Re autor "a
sadom katollckiej religli W
osoble ROXY przez mitosc do
Boga i WARY kaze odniesc tax
wlelkie zwyciestwo nad po-
2iomemi checlami ludzlkiei ma
tury. Jak wladomo Rad Fran
cyl, kt6ra sic zwafa ,pierw-
SEA cora kosciola katollckiego,''
sadzi, 2e sic bez Boga obejdzie.
Przyjdzie czas, ze Francuzl
naucza sic znow modliG do
Boga, DO Bog nierychliwy,
ale spraw1edllwy.
K 0 N | d G..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

koale. Zg,nqt be- sIadu chlup
zurek Z Lesnej. Tome odwicdzi}
krewnycll W Rogowie. Wracaiac do
domu, muslat sic przeprawic przez
oure, przy czem posiugiwal sic
Swej lodki. Czolno z~nalezlono 2
paczkG owocu Deszowicach, Jest
zatem przypuszczenie, re ~nieszcze-
SIlwy sic utopii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
ZAPLSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA,
SZLASk.

Wielkie Strzelce. Skutklem
kf6tni wepohna} Plotr Kapcla. syn
ogrodnlka, W Grodzlsku, Franc.
Parkoszowi n6z W piersi, tax re
ostrze sic ufamaFo. Parkosz ley
ciezko chorv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

movie. Zebym hyli wzieli z,e.
me, toby ,byli mas wlezll' bez
kohca. Doe teraz, kledy za].
dzlem do gubernatora prosi-
my o spos6b zycla, to mowi'
bierzcie zlemie! Ale my Cd
powiadamy, BE- my many
swola nikomusmy ME sprze
dali swoiej %(ziemi). A tax
ciasno (nas) trzyma, Re i re
wsi ME da wylsc. Jeden z
naszych braci oddal,l sic, to
przy~adzli mu rs rubIi kary,
albo Is dni aresztu.
A co w. Ojciec chce VIE
dzieG, lie mas jest, wys}anych
W. 1883. to nlewladomo
M dok1adnie, DO mas W po-
bhaSzych powiatach orenburg-
s>im ! orskim, jest l6 fami.
In, a dusz ia. A cztery ia
mile posziy Cd mas daleko
"a CORY, W czclabinskl po-
WAT i cd Mich ME many
zadnej wiadomoscl. Podobno
ON bora karmowel sieja, to
nam sic zdale, lie ME dob.
RE ro5ia, bee kiedy ME
cAcemy zlemi Cd rzqdu PREY.
jaG, to NE trzeba i nAjmowac.
To i ma to potrzebujemy radY
W. OLGA.
A co sic tyczy nowrn. to
wfasnle zabrali i starych Aof.
merry | nowych, cry jedynak,
czy ME ledynak, zabrali wszy-
stko, DO spod2iewala sic VOL
ny, ale NOVA, ze naszemu
carowi Mkt ME da rady, DO
nasz car batiuszka, to ziemnoi
Bob, Kedy sic obrocl, wszedzle
lego dzleio i dial. Vice oni
90 maia jakby "a bozka, DO
ci ludzie tutaj to zupefnie SO
W podob!ensrwle pogan, Ca
rodziejstwo, wrozblarstwo,
cudzofostwo. to u Mich W
%zwyczaju. Jak g]owa zaboli,
czempredzei do zamawlaczy.
Navel pop batiusz:Sa jest CA
rodziej. Ma sob.e taxa strzat
ke, )ak to bywaja W marglu,
jesll kogo co zaboll, to ldzie
do popa, a on trey razy ia
strzafka oprowadzi, DO now,
IL to groma wa)a strzefa, i cos
tam szepce ! to ma pomodz.
o. sic tyczy gospodarzy, to
ka2dv ma domowego czarta
W swoim domu, l mowia, ze
bez niego ME Goze bye laden
dom. Jesli ktora kobet Jest
brzemieuna, to "a tax czart
zeszczypie, Re strach patrzeG
ma MA. [ to NE jest 3adna
powiesc, DO sam widzia1em
sinlaki ma ciele. Mowia
koblety, be do dwunastei, po-
xad kur ME zapieje, to Ina spaG
ME da.
Ale to wszystko NC div.
nego, boo iak sic w,dzi, to
czyste pogany, gorsze Cd
naigorszej sekty. Nlby aazy-
waia sic chrzescianie, Il gors,
dNesiee razy nlz b%isarmany.
al strach patrzec Ma to-. Ia
TEN koncze moi list, caiu)e
W'elebnego OLGA rece nogi,
poIecalac sic modiitwom VIE
lebnego O]ca i cat-go Kosclola
rzymsko katol'cklego, co dal
nam Pauie Jezu, abysmy
mogli przezwyciezy6 / otrzy-
mac czego pragnlemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

Raclb6rz. 10 letni syn chaiup-
n!ka Franclszek kuczera 2 Br2czla
sprzedat 2 polecenia rod2ic6w Is
c1erwca II. pEody r6lnlczc W Raci-
borzu, Hamiast iadnok picniqdze
%przyniesG do domu oddaG rodzi-
com, odwiedzlt Kuczera kilka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
c "a
P~rzeSladowanie Uni
tow.

z Orenburgskiej gubern1i pisze
znowu pewlen Unita do ks.
Chotkowsklego, co n~assepuje;
n. b. p J. Chr.
Wleleony OJcze i namely
clelu! My two]e dzieci, wy
gancy, zanoslm nasze naiser-
decznelsze 2yczenja z Gaia
goracosc'a serca i duszy, zy-
czac Wielebnemu Oicu szczes-
cia, zdrowla i dobrego powo-
dzen'a... Teraz donosze Wiel.
O]cu naszem zyclu i powo.
dzeniu. Dzleki Bogu vostaja
nasl bracia wszyscy 2ywi |
cokolwlek zdrowl, tylko powo-
du cie2klego klimatu DUO
choru)a ma febre , ma 20
giowy, DO tn bardzo n,erowny
khmat, Latem byio ciepla Ma
AZ stopn1, a pc taklem CORA
GU czasem nastepule )ulro
mroz. A co sic rzecz ma 0.
nas2ym lnteresie, to jednako-
wo ]ak byfo. Go miesiac pisze
naczelnik %stanowy , mas ra-
port i podaje do gubernatora,
a w tym'raporcie pisze, il do
cerkwi ME chodzlm.
M wiosne odebralismy
odpowiedz ma nasza
prosbe, cosmy. polawali IA
ln,ie mln'stra dziei Lspraw
wewnetrznvch. Wlec .taI uam
o}powledz TAXA, Re Unici wy
siam Orenbursba gubern'q
ma diva lAta. a pc ukohcz4niu
dwoch lat (beda ;nogl' .s6),
gdzie kto chce. | m0wi} sam
powa2ny pat gubernator, &e
pnszcza mas do domu. Vice
my te5 czekall uwoluiena o.
ko}o sw. pDotra, ale ma ME wv.
szlo ] teraz ME M mic. WldaG
u Rusa TAXA prawda, ]ak u
p'ekelnego pana. Teraz uawel
"stydza sic przyzna6 (aesmy
tn wysIanD "a Ware, tylko
mow'a, De ME uzna)s mas "a Sc
ktart6w polskoIezuickiej pro.
pagandY. A ternz, m0wi, u2nali
nasZa ware, ,lako prawdllwa
| teraz was puszcza, ale ME
pr4dko, Ale to i'm trzeba tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
0JCZE NASZ.
PODEUG NJ FRAN
CISZKA COPPEE.
(Dokohczenle.)
ia nam cle ukryc?

zawolata na to Roza - ia
nam ce ocallc pred smlerc,a?
Wyscie mego brara, kS'eizs
Morela, zamordowali. ia msc,G
sic chce.
Uslyszawszy to 2bieg, chciai
uahodzl6. Wtedy Roza zasta-
p'ia mu droge.
Me aclekniesz mi, zbrod.
n'srzu. ia sic uczepie twey
suknl i ma gfos bede wofata:
to morderca!
Atez ia ME jestem
morderca = odrzeki IA to
zbieg.
Gays ty 60 zomordowai,
czy ME, to jedno odpowie.
dzlaia ma to Roza. - W kaz-
dym razie partya, Go ktorej
tv nalezysz, zamordowala mi
brata, tego brata, ktory patrz,
chodzlf sam jak 2ebrak, a wan
wszYstHo dawat.
Tu podnlosla z krzesfa re-
werende brata | wskazala ma
MIA, jaka wytarta. Zbieg
stat chwlle l zdawal sic ma
myslaG. Potem rzekf::
- Wydaj mnie tedy, PAM,
wydai. haplaca CT "a to dob
RE, DO wiedz, 2e ia jestem
jednYm przywodzc6w ko
munlstow Jam ME mordo~
wal, ami zachecat do mordow,
tylkom chclat lud wysobodzic
Cd tyrsn6w. Wydaj mnle, tax
przystoi ma chrzescianke ] ka-
toliczke. Po]de IA smierc Q
TEN przekon1em, lie tax ty,
pam, jak wszyscy, ktorzy po-
bo2nych udaJa, komedyanta :
mi i~estescie, Re tylko ustaml
wyznalecie zasady WARY Chry-
stusoweL d serco ]el ME
macle, DO ME znac;e %utoscl!...
lie s1owa, jakby obuchem
uderzytY Role. Wszak to sa-
mo praw,e, choc innemi Slowly,
powiedziaf jej ksiadz probosScz,
wszak ona bYfa pra wdziwa,
ME powlerzchowna chrzes.
clanka!
= Brat IN przebaczyf, on
TAXI dobry! Vice : ia przeba-
czyc music, music ratowac
tego cz}owieka. Ale YAK?
Zapomnlafa teraz o zem-
scie, wiara z~wyciezy]a. Ope]-
rzafa sic pc pokoju, czy ME
ujrzy sposobu do ratunku.
Jest, jest sposob.
= Blerz pan reverence | ka-
pelusz brata mego, wejdz do
alklerza / oblecz sic w te sza-
ty.
Twarz zbiega roz]asn,la sic
promleEiem wesela / wdzlecz-
noscl; byf ocalony! Chwyc;i
szaty | oddalif sic do rozkaza-
nej izbY. Byt czaH nsjwyAszy,
DO W teJ chiwli wpadi officer
z kllku 2ofnlerzaml do poko-
~.
Me ukrywa sic tn MAJ
gorszy 5utownlk, herszt ku-
munlstow? Wldzialem, )ak sic
schronif do tego ogrodu i pc
wnle tn Sic z1alduje?
Ro2a tymczasem JUL cal
klein przYszla do s;eble, )asno
wldziafa, De chrzesclauka "a
cierplenla msciG SIC ME
powlnna, DO wtedy ME Jest
chrzescianka prawdzlwa. Chico
zemsty caiklem ia opusclta.
Juz to uie byia owa dzlewica,
dzlka i wscieNta, jak pred
chwlla, lecz chrzesclanka, VIE
dzaca, ID Chrystus Pan takae
swoim mordecom przebaczy1.
Ola tego Ma siowa oflcera
odrzekta:
Panic ot,cerze! Pan lie
wiesz co mowlsz! Jestes w
meszkanu ksiedza a tn 2bojcv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
Aleksandra Chod3 X dokfadnY .AN&
Slow -
POISKO-AAGIELSkI !
N.NI Ovn DAT clIIR
NGIELSKO-POLSK

Gotaf jua ukohczony odesfany, tym, kt6rzy pnysfah ma dzisnA
to prenuluerate. DMeo to jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle q zfoconemi
tytuiksm: zawierajacv 924 stronnic wyraznego druku ma dobrym pa
pierre. kusuuje tyku 4 doary, Dze}o to jest potrzebne kazdemu Po-
fakowj - Ane.yce, kto:y tn obra{ sobie ten kraj "a druga ojczyzne.
Jezykiei. nrzvdowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk angesi /
be- xnaio,mosci teyo jezyka ME MONA tn prowadMc zadnego interesu
AM ~a!n:owae po,ad " ur1edach, biurach It'd. tn " Ameryce opr6cs
o1czyNtuo jezyka angic!sk1ego znajonosG innych iezyk6w Jest zgola
n'-polr>~hn4. Nto orrocz swego jezyka: um1e pc a,g'eSku, wsHedzie "
eMj t}rsHej szerokiei AmerEcr rozmo"l sic lnteres odprawL Kto
anne y" anaiesku, cnociaz ME r}ynn;s,, |atwo rzna!dzie rrscs, po-
SADIE fi~u wybranym bye moze ia jakl urzad w hanhEch be1
iewha nu.t!skjesn najbardzej wyksza}cony cluwiek p,1ustaje "
.ty+ ,,,n y wI,>uyn' jnterese kazdcge tn mieszkajacego Polaka
lest YAK laIur.i2ej nauclyt sig jezyka angielskiego. Poczatkowa ksazk9
dda "ivan,'j 4cych ro ang'elsku Jest "Porednik Posko Angivlski cena
s. uput6w; roteni Nn ecznie potrzebna jest ksiazka 81 o W n k o..
ska "yieiskI Angels koPolski, albowiem " tymse
sownlNu }atwo unaIezt G. macy polskie siowo w lezyku angielskirn
siour anselsAie co xnaczy y iezyku polskim. Kazdy ]eden, ktory tn
W Aturry &c chue p,zustat, pe"in1en m:ec Slownk ten W swom domu
II .aM!rgn, r, u ruhotnik, rH"naeShnik, farmer, blznesta, handlaral uh
uraglniN, y inno TO dzrrFo znn!iowat 81" pod reka. Czy ko chee list
angelsknj na !v4,H I"l>ki. nc noze obyH sig hz Stownika Polska
.Angiekkny. AuyG~lSkp- Fulshiegu. Mia ecu teu dzda jest tai
przystepna, ze nalt,,1sz cz!nwlek nozc lp kupic.
Przyspfuj ~. "a ',nnr ,ect pc 4 ''olor, Ii kazdemu sloWniA
aatychniasi isle.
Il. DERDOWSNl
: dor. 3nea az G.arannOma st.
ssgNaNA. MINN. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

z Orenburgskiej gubernli pisze
znowu pewlen Unita do ks.
Chotkowsklego, co nassepuje;
n. b. p J. Chr!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-09
1.-THE MOSLEM FAITH.

Some Mistaken Impressions About Their
Attitude Toward Christ.
There is a general impression that the
Moslems consider Christ an impostor and
christianity a fraudulent religion. Such Is
not the case, says the San Francisco Can.
The Moslems, or at least the intelligent
ones among them, revere the name OF
Christ rs the predecessor of Mohammed'
but they deny that he was the son Of God.
Their claim is that many prophets ana
apostles have been sent on earth since the
creation; of these prophets and apostles
elk were specially commissioned to pro-
claim new laws and dispeusations which
set aside the preceding ones. These apps
ties were Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses,
Christ and Mohammed, the last being
greater than all the rest and the giver OF
final dispensation to mankind. They put
Christ on exactly the same plane as Mo-
manned as the apostle of God. and. not his
son, and they deny, as already stated, that
Head of the universe. Some of the
books of the Old Testament are accepted
by the Moslems, though in a mutt
lated condition; many of Moham-
med's religious ideas were borrowed
IT. m the Jewish legends, others from Hin
700 hyblOlOSy duu-OuucIS again lIOHl VIC
Persians and other oriental people. Some
OF the prohibitions that he made in the
koran are to be commended in the highest
degree. The Moslems have always been
noted for their temperance in comparison
with other people. This comes from the
decree of the koran, which forbids the
drinking of wine or any other intoxicant,
though many Moslems indulge in secret,
and some openly, In consequence of the ex-
ample which is shownt them by their Europ-
can acquaintance. The koran forbids
games OF chance. such as cards, DICE and
extent that a gamblers testimony is re-
jected in a court of law. Chess and games
of skill that do not interfere with religious
observances, and On which no wagers have
been made, are permitted. In short, q man
is forbidden to make any profit by chance
or dishonest practices, except in buying and
selling, in which. rather singularly, any sort
of deception is ju%stifiable.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-09
THE BONAPARTE HEIRS.

Prince Victor Succeeds to Whatever Royal
Rights His Father Possessed,
The death of Prince Napoleon at Rome
invests with his oldest son, Victor, all the
claims he ever had to throne of the Little
Corporal. Napoleon's claim rested on the
favor of the great Bonaparte for his young
est brother, jerome. the father of the dead
prince and Victor's grandfather. Prince
Victor also has a further claim to ROYALTY,
having been designated heir to the throne
by the late princ5 imperial, which was in a
measure recognized when his father pro-
posed as the head of the Bonapartist party
Prince Victor, IA young man with an
ardent heart" Victor, whose full
name is Napoleon Victor Jerome
Frederick, was born on July Is, 1862.
Victor has mad little opportunity to show
what he really is, but popular ruinor ia ali
III his favor. Unlike bis father, who made
much capital out OF his resemblance to the
first Napoiean. Victor is said to have few of
the characteristics of the Bonuparte family,
lie faYors the family of his mother, the
Princess Clothlide, and is n true prince of
Savoy, with all the physical characteristics
and high spirits of the Italian royal family,
Prince Napoleon's second son, otherwise
Napoleon Louis Joseph jerome. was horn
on July Is, 1864. The third child brought
into the world as result of the marriage
Of Prince Napoleon to the Princess Cloth
ilde, daughter of Victor Emmanuel. was
Princess Marie, whose marriage to her
uncle, the duke of Aosta, made such n min
1ul impression all over the world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-09
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Major Camps lecture, WANTED: a Boy"
will be delivered this evening.
The next attraction at Ming's will be the
Georgia MINISTRIES on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gebauer lave the
sympathy of many friends in the death of
their infant daugh !er.
Daniel w. Corbin has filed proof of an
nual representation work on the Chicago and
Conner lodes il Ten Mile district.
A meeting of the Builders and Manufac-
turers' exchange will be held In the Electric
Light block this evening at 1880.
The trial Jurors who were called to appear
in the United states circuit court on the 18th
instant have been excused until the 9th.
City TTeasnrer-elect James L. Walker,
received q telegram of warm congratula-
tons from Lieutenant-G Governor Richards.
The Broadwater natatorium will be- open
at two o'clock this afternoon and will
doubtless be we'll filled with bathers at that
hour
Louis Stadler has been elected noble
grand of Montana lodge No. l. l. o. q. F..
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Alfred McCarter
Mr.. Philip Augustus Arnold writes that
the case charging him will stealing an
overeoat from Mr.. Gueglin was dismissed
and he was discharged.
w. C. Pardeilian, the jeweler. learned
yesterday that he had inherited a fortune
OF 1870, 900 from his uncle, Henry Ross, whc
recently died in Montreal.
The police are now satisfied that the col
ored railroad porter. named Harper, whe
claimed to nave been robbed at the Colise-
UNI, was not robbed 1T all.
the annual meeting of the stockholde-!
of the Helena Athletic association will b.
held at the Board of Trade rooms on Mon
day, April 20. at eight p. m.
The machlnists of Helena held a meeting
tuesday night in the First ward for the
purpose of considering the formation of
union. Another meeting will be helt
shortly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-09

One of the least known mining districts
in Montana, and yet one which is adding
every year to the states mineral output, Is
situated i'll Jefferson county, about eighteen
miles from Toston, and is known as the
Doetown district. The first mine discov-
cred there was the Windsor. more generally
known as the Summit, and which gives
promise of becoming a second Granite
Mountain. The owners are principally
Connecticut people. but one or two Helena
men being interested in the property. Mr..
II. H. Wright, q stakeholder, speaking yes
terday of the mine, said the shaft on it was
now down 21O feet, on the vein all the way.
For the last eighty feet they found neither
wall. At this depth a c%rosscut was made of
fifteen feet four inches. all in solid
ore, averaging from $50 to $3.50 Il
ton. The ore is u lead carbonate,
cunning from 80 to 80 per cent in lead and
from forty to 100 ounces III silver. The
company proposes sinking the shaft 100 feet
further before commencing Shipments, the
idea being to thoroughly develop the prop
erty, SO that when ore shipments are COM
menced, they csn be kept up steadily. y.
Il. IL. Allen is the superintendent of the
property, and under HIS experienced man
agement the best results are expected. MIR.
Allen is the principal owner in the Gold
Dust, another good mine in the same sec
ton of country. which is making regular
shipments of ore twice a week, netting 500
a car. Connecticut people are also la geiy
interested in the Gold Dust.
Helena people, too, have some holdings
in this section, and the Union mine, near
the Gold Dust, is controlled by them. A
contract has just been let to sink 100 feet
on this property.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-09
The Georgia Ministries.

Concerning the Georgia minstrels who
will appear here tomorrow and Saturday
evenings an exchange says: The Georgia
minstrels who opened last night at Ming's.
presented Il delightful performance, funny
and clean. As is ALWAYS the case in Helena
at q minstrel show. the house WIS full, but
this time it was packed to the doors and
standing room was at a premium. Besides
the presence of Billy kersands and Will
Eldrid2e the entertainment was further en-
HANGED by good music both vocal and in
strumental. Kersands. besides having the
biggest mouth i'll the world, is a comedian
OF no small power. Many of the songs
contained telling local hits and there will
be more of them tonight. The whole per
Torrance was full of life and snap and
devoid of any bitches or long waits. Those
who could not get in last night ca try it
again Tonight. ana there will be a matinee
tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow night
there will be an entire change of bill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-09
GOSSIP ABOUT APPOINTMENTS
There Arc Several Candidates for the
Various Ofaces. II

There Are Several Candidates for the
Various Ofaces. ,
The republican politicians are buaily en-
gagged in gossip over the probable appoint
ments of M~ayor-elect K~leinschmidt. 1t is
the general belief that William Sims la the
chosen one for city marshal, but this ia not
RS certain as most people suppose. 1t ID
said that a quiet opposition will come from
a certain element and this may induce MIR.
kleinschmidt to change his mine il he has
already determined to name Mi. Sims.
The wa" in the council last year over Mar
shall Cronin's confirmation showed that it
Ia not always an easy matter to become city
marshal after an appointment by the
mayor. NJ other nHutus for city marshal
have been mentioned. Tom Graham had
an eye on the office, but may BIO satisfied
with fire marshal. j. b. Boucher is out for
the fire marshalship, while the Office of
street commissioner will probably fall to
the labor people. The name Of N. p. Wal
tiers, the ex-oity detective, has been men
toned with the fire marshalship. MIR.
Walters says he had all the experience with
fires he wants, but the office might be very
acceptable to him. nevertheless. Ex-Ser-
geant Nicholson expects to get back iii the
police department.. Other candidates will
doubtless appear in sufficient numbers to
worry the mayor-elect to Il considerable de-
gree before tho appointments are made.