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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
The AYEL OVER,

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TIT = - T. & - -
q q tSw tfaining brig has recently besn
launched 81 tho Pembroke dockyard IN
England. Thia latest conner In the En-
glish navy has boon christened Nsy-
flower, tho last of s long limo Of vessels
OF that name. This has brought ont the
Interesting and little known fact that
the Pil9rtnsR1fa1lal II u 60 1O9o ~ Ns
one time Eagl,s VA ship Tbs
name Il. one 81 the oldest ship names In
the En9lish navy, going back 70 1915,
whom 8 vessel with that name carried
some 81 the knights Who fought 6
.ARincourt across the channel. Her 9uc.
sesese mower IS zz77E-was the
flagship rs Richayd, Duke e 1loue ter.
but q Mower 81 lo1 old
ARMS In long bsfd rms
sacScs e tlAutic, and t0 pmi-
that historic 81
alongstds of Re-
& O. kin's Viot i the
= ION Dlins1 81 aa
q ~ sspernte In lye
if19lf from uttsr rout. tho Maynosler.s
sp{F - tnent diny
"a = ecs1t = ~ I5jo1f doi lsaphic,
! th0 ship wss one 90 Tie ohisf oues
contrlbp IN bsthss 64t
SbtaAf4 1eit & th( sktY g Loaded,
b1tG 6ddNI6s Pilgrim Republic stat4e
s|that thS q kof Lyn9 ~
o. Ii 10 ri oiNs o. i -
aeSiuht It'd dfseded Spanish Armada.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
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SECTION ELEyE ny.

SECTION ELEyEs
CITY NOT LIAn Z ! 4ToR BOARD pF PRS
esI1RS IN 2 y siT411 = = q 80.
j hsf s9lsySsoIA n arren snsail aloD e
lle'ple - any case IOF slle lsaii aees -
any person c0mmatted to ohs co'n-
mon lall q Malshall county py any
officer q TIE city or g maglstrate q
'agl .. GU lenses punlsha nle Nh
ID Vie sAetys!a laws g the ssate:
81, !. ]. -.
stk z 1sh1a "a 1,ea
sass ne pubic perry @ salQ Guy
's ! e sxempt rom s.es urs, IS sale
ga s exec1son,a ma rom M'o z, sa e.
,,,. -, :, go. 81 81,
;IlaIsI , 60
ls I;l ii, Il. an ;nc,,I,,etent
~, i IN, ,,1,,,c., u;9,,ss.s i,
-, NC q q Il. r., IS,
!. !; 8, 80,
81. cti .,na q, u,h;ch tba c;tu .ball
Is ..1 ]. ,,,,rtv ~ ;;rtereat
1 .r,.1,r,,or ro,,prrrr
,,,.v 8, q ! t,,,,,,< ,,,,,, . 5 "a, ,,o,.
=, J. 49,, ,,,' =, 80 a a
Ths = !. warren VAR, Il, .,,,,,, = et;re,x
separated from tie said Town s,
Warren tnn y l,osa organization shall
upon tbs passage of this cease tc
exist within tine liuiits IS said city o
Warren.
SECTION fiFrBEN.
PROSECUTIONS HOW INSTITUTED.
il. alt bfLsecuti ions, sfor any yiola
Il u 4 # - ~ 2I..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
ABSURD CHINESE NOTIONS
R>u.arkabIs Igno1an6s Of Medicine IN the
Celestial Empire.

l2A.arkable IRn0xan6o OF Medicine N yA0
Celestial Empire.
ssNedical Science In China was tho
EAtle 81 paper resd before the Academy
Eof Antkrcpology By Dr.. Henry s Dray-.
ton. The p.psr he'd been prepared By
Prof. p p. Thwing. d the Canton Hos
pital, and was sent By him TO DR.. Dray-s
ton to be read before the academy. Dr.
ThwinR declared that science did not
exist IN China. The usages Of centuries
| had capitalized. and there was IN &c abun-
dance 81 theories, specula tons, tradi-
tons and supslststiOns, but very little
knowledge.
ono cause Of this was the Chinese
Language, the most meager and tedious
| 81 I'll tongues The Chinese scholar
was different to other tongues because
he vas unable TO study them u his.
own. But still greater obstacles than
this were the Ignorance and pre3u.
dico Of the people. The method OF
study and the means Of tnformstton
afforded 1 Chinese doctor were dfmcult
to overcome. a single Chinese work on
Imateria medica ana therapeutics. WAS
| In forty volumes with quotations from
758 authors. a work on plants was IN
sixty volumes with 1,715 engravings.
| AS the dissection Of the body ts forbid.
Ion in China, the Chinese hayo the
most absurd notions Of anstonly and
Iphysiology. They believe that tho 1904
passes from the spleen into tho stomach.
that tho lsrynx leads into the heart.
I that tho soul il In the liver, and that:
the pit OF the stomacA 4 taf6 Aeat Of
breath and the source pfz They
eSraYd Ito s6khll saS oae bokess 1ikewtss !;
lshe arm. They regard the right kidney.
| IS the gate Of life, and hold that eachi
organ ID related to earth. air, drs,.
metals and water. Fire rules the heart,
'metsls the lungs, water the kidneys;
and 60 on.
There Il not : square inch ct human;
body that is nameless TO the Ca!usse
An applies ti0n Is mado on the dual
Iprinciple 81 action and reaction, and
Iherbs, incenta lions. idols and numerous,
lothsr pagan means are used IN trest-!
ment The medical students study
lanatomy from tho copper model Of 8
imam. which Il pierced with holes and
marked With the names Of pulses. These.
pulses aro divided into six wrist pulses,
Ind each wrist pulse As subdivided into
Twenty four others Therefore the
Chinese medical student has to study
Ia pulses 81 ofilor 10 become familiar
with tho Chinese System Of medicine.
IIhe,id issalso. Asenght into usas snd it'
lis beloved thst The part in which the
II .. t3n, cured NV rub.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
FOREIGN GOSSIP

8 - eE0 ~ T. Home q 6eBt ZOE 0GSA9e
s. london, regularly incorporated an6s
With Lord Tor 50 prssid dent
Tho total Length 81 streets, avenues.
bouleyards, bridges, qpays and thor
oughfares generally Of Paris are set
down at shout six hundred miles, of
which nearly two hundred are planted
fadt4dwhen N actor has : ben-3
|.sht send TO tho thester lit
Tia RI g. such IS canes, slippers. game
9nd such rifles just as Il II were dc-ss
nation party. and the employees hand
thoso. Yifhaleund among the audiences
for inspecticns while next day COM
tlsts list e Thorn Is printed In the Pc.
peri.
They tit ii Vienna Of : temsls
n1nsbsr a tie family Of : diplomat
whdGat : xsS1nt gathering, asked the
|Papal Nun6 lot her look Of the dis
mond Gfnoi wore on his neck. snd:
then s. otu Don't her own neck wont
Ito ~ liz Ddect in : mirror before she
|fetulnsd Sc Tho jewel Is regarded % 8
Isaered smblsn BY al Catholics. and.
they werU horlided. ]:
The parish 1egtstrtes q England
contain soms quesr names. Among
Thorn may be mentioned Foot Bath
Pascal Lamb. River Jordan. Morning
Dew, Offspring Deer and Smith follows
One Too Many and Not Wanted James
were the names given to the last two
children II large family. Edward
Bling Tally.Ho Forward Jewett appears
! IN one record, and from SIX TO ten bsp-
tismals names are frequently found.
.~Emperpr Wi1liam's riding horse e
shod With new and singularly-
/ ,trueted shoe. It q in two parts, and
hiss on its lower surface . rubbsr-liks
Ieomposition, the object OF which = g
prevent the horse from slipping, thereby
preserving the animal. Tho monarch.
On being shown the new inventions q
onoe ordered his fsvorite horse and SIX
teen othots ot His stud 70 be shod With
Il.
"A rood deal Of interest Is being
taken In the Unprecedented Efforts q
the Victorian Government Tor The sup
nression OF rabbits IN that colony. IN
forwards 81 one hundred districts In the
i northern and western parts Of the COLI
Isonr. simultaneoas station Is to be taken
= III o e. rabbits, II 90
!: Il 8 sb6lt Suppression
Il Ao, 6 nifty adopts q the Legisia-
iooned 6Eatn be largely
Il 81 ~ esttunesed at fully sew
4 eent. HI sabbits VIII hs
j kaalll d:SSsss
8 y s recently =,
sIl ! =! Enal ties g
stKe iISns for s0ss 80 ssys the
Il Transatlantic. he plsced before tns
| eyes Of the od1cisl who presented IA
usual blank : passags from the twenty
fourth chapter q the second book 9
I6amuel, IL whioh u Is said that, Davts
lhsyinr ordered : osnsus Of the people g
Israel the Lord became angry and sen
/ pest that killed moro than sevent'
thousand persons. And as the stupene'
4 omcisl did not understand, the beks
arnlained that tho indusnza which We
malins 90 many victimy tnr Holland w 9
certainly due to the census ordered 9
i *
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such otice, cha ls Be AL bisqtI to-
approval q stlle city y conneil 8
SECTION rwENTY.oNE.

s1sh Ss oSsners
nave been q hereto e fore cons truct ,,or
g snalI hereafter be cso 81 J;
put 4 the said owners ,fail to do SO,
eneh une city cos'Ilcll may proceed to
!epalr sucn sideWsil g 81 tile mflnner.
s ''01elllpeIore se1aior z yil
SECTION z rvE 'l y 81 g
. 4 q FOR Il sIbE-
y
It.shall. not only Sbe the dut 81 an
The owners of land within SAID city
70 keep, id good order and reps |s,ll
sidewalks Constructed t 81 exis ting, 81
that shall hereafter Be g, constructed Il
or exist along or abut upon.
their respective lots 8, or p; 5 ST
lansl, but such owners d are here 81 le.
clarsd Is Sc liable for ali iii Il ans aces rs
whomsoever resulting, arising ION
their fault OF evident neglect ii not
Keeping any IN such sidewalk ii good
repair md in a sale passable condi-
ton; and no action shall. be COM
menced OF maintained ag5linst the
City Of Warren by any person il;ufea
through or by me,ins 81 my defect
in any sidewalk, unless the owner 81
the land along which such sidewalk
is 50 detective, is Joined il said suit as
a party defendant; and ii case 81
Judgment against tile defendant Is
such action, execution shall at first
issue only against the clefen,l ami; ant
owning such land. and the citysslu, il
not lie raq,lired to take steps. to nav d {
such Judgment until such exe,;,l tiieI,
shall 81 returned unsatiisfieds andsijj
said city shall pay such judgement #
shall become the owner 81 the same ~
and NAV enforce payment / hereof
from the other defendant, and shan
be entitled to execution therein
against him and to take such other
ceedings as Judgment creditors
dEe efitiUted 20
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21

tl,n r,fer .,l,ntij ,lSi1Sne ~ MI
ats LARGE, M NM ~; fessjls rs n
der that 81 81 Ilf s. @ atias sl lt
~ Maid "a m. ii 6Snta
no such Hill aIlilii
five I1,lnsilTe ASll rs II $500 Sr Il
more sl,n III Y fs IN. I'M 8 i 0nf
s a. s, ], is;.b ,sa.
Ial,allsha t,,Lan ~, 4 81 .,,, a1 Noes ma
entered a,,,onaStlie pr, 5I inss fI
Ana ]. !, ma, ,s|Ess lszzas
ssssIsIssssssalss
ollaAas 5 ~ s
AiIsCELLA MEG IJ Pro HISIOlgS
8 itslsi g,i;s soE Il.
cry RRY cEsson rs WI
IS or 4 aHnEy
B 4 s.. = ~,
/, lsssssT e- 81 s - *.
ss5sSs z g 9 - -
pori11loh heieo'loie eAisIiliR unu1,
1lle geherai laws 5o,Seh's s.aoe. a. =.
.ne ''.l'sns s. /. !. $40 81, {, n s
81 all'e'' sl's''l l'eieali'el ls;.'l' - ssuu
rem .and the rights 81; tls. creditor Of
[such village 81 W rdns han not Ibe
, 5issia diced by anything contained
herein, but tie same are preserved to |
them and tl,aysl,all have the same
rights aud remedies against said
city as they would have had against
said village Of Warren if this act had
NOT been passed
SECTION rwo.
HIS AcT. n OTTO AFFECT PRIOR iSsTRU-
/. = M ! ! !" 4 !. nr 7 & szg
I sAl tecoguiza ANDES, tlig.it ions and
all other Instruments entered into Or
Iexecuteu tttS tl.E VILLAGE al Aalrren bell
s, 81 ,,,4 ,,xs.,a ;,,4,x = ;;.s.t q andsalT MI
gines sta xls Sp,,n.I tisa md forte turesl
,lue ,ar owing, q, q. tl,e said village 81
= ran AMI il l,prita - on cutions,
,ct;nns M, 3, ,,s,.a s. .tction except
q herein otherwise provided, shaala
,.l,,,ts md N, ,.I.,nain unaffected by
tb;a7 ~ oo;n,, = = oner,t;,,n. ..--.--...
s al,s THREE ! g
Is e1sIs II 81 60 a $500 = " s. WI VIZ III
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sEel1oS THREE. ].
oEpIN AseE:N oE jill Asss TO sR1 81 II
All ordinances IN force In the VII
|aage OF Narnen uttstt us ime 81 ut
soes int ana 4ot neon sisteaft

herewith, shall remain Il full force
and effect until altered or repealed
by the city council Of the City Of
Warren, and all rights, actions.
prosecutions, and all contracts OF
the village OF Warren shall continue
the same as istllis net had not lfen
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" INTO PAY IT'S SHARE OFTHE BOND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u sWARRENTON.
Ii. Vi Ilage OF " arrell being o part
OF Tie town OF " arren ton, the bond
ed in,leb edness pfsthe town ofa Wal'-.
ranto il tile time II this act Shall
take ef flee E. shall be sl,orne by s,iid
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the pellant. Such appeal snall "a
entered and brough on Tor trial n sls
be governed By the same rules n all
other respects 40 appeals from lus ~
tees 81 the pence ii civil suits, except
that no pleadings shall be equired 8.
SECTION Twelve.
PLAT or VACATED STREETS FILLED
WlrH THE REGISTER OF. DEEDS. sst
Whenever any high street, a q
ley or public ground il laid out sIsl s
ened, narrowed 81 enlafRsd, q any
ofthe same are vacated Of discons
tinued under the provisions Of this this
act, the city council shall c,.use Ian
accurate survey and plat thereof t 'l1
be made and fled in the office Of The
Register Of Deeds Of Marshall county
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srRDGI;ss How Sc zen AlsAIKsTGT CITY
N shall Ia
...,I II
llial.t, sltsy the
ys;,i
al
So, st.s sslcll her I,rp Ell n9s a. sb!y
4 se I1ss laa nces az reso 1tlona al tile
W. sIs
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determine is especially benefited
thereby, making thereina list there
OF in which shall be described every
lot or parcel of land SO assessed, !.
with the name Of the owner thereof,
il known, and the amount levied
thereon set opposite.
Such resolution signed ~ the
mayor and recorder, shall be pub
lished once in each week for two
weeks in newspaper printed regn-
larly in such city. or if there be no
such newspaper, three 10y copies
thereof shall be posted by the record
er in three (3) Of the most public
places in such city, and notice
Herewith at q certain time therein
stated. the said council will meet ut
their usual place 81 meeting and hear
all objections which may be made to
such assessment, or to any part
/ thereof. At the time so fixed, the
said council shall meet and hear all
such objections, and for that pur-
pose may adjourn from day 10 day
not more than three 3 days, and
may by resolution modify such as
sessment in whole or III port. at
amy time before the first 1st) day 81
= II I'D
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all other Instruments entered intosor;
exec ted I'd tl.e villa of n ,slren be-
lore this act goes into g ifsat and 4 I ply
illes ta xs psnsal!! ties and fOrfei lures
due OF owing TO the said village OF
Warren, aid allsMrits. prose- lions,
actions and causes Of action, except.
as herein otherwise provided shall
continue ana remain unaffected by
this act going into. operat
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with the city recorder. At the time
stated in the notice the city recorder
shall open all bids in the presence Of
the city council, and the city council
shall consider the same, hut shall
have the right to reject any or all
bids. In case. q bid is accepted the
city council shall enter into q con-
tract id writing with the person or
persons whose bid is SO accepted for
/ the performance Of such work, and
the council may require q bond for
the performance of the contract.
The city council shall as soon there
after as may be, BY solution, levy
q special tax or assessment sufficient
To cover the contract price Of the
work, upon all the land sahuttin9 pp-
on the work to be done, and upon
|each piece o. parcel thereof in pro-
portion to the frontage. The city
recorder shall thereup ION cause q no.
tice to be published sin the official pa
per Of the city i there il one, and i
not then in any newspaper ii the
county such otice shall state the
fact Of the levy 81 such apecial IS
assessment the amount levied upon
acI, l1.f rlr M 1.f.pl rs land and fl1el
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13

Candidates for Executive Appointments
May Bide Their Time.
Gov. Toole has not yet made any APP
pointments to the offices created by the late
session of the Legislature. There are six
positions. The one generally considered as
the most attractive is that of mineral land
commissioner. A salary of $1,000 per an
mum n q like amount for expenses goes
with this plum. Five county auditors are
also to be appointed. Each will receive
$500 per year and mileage. According
to the terms of this act, which il made to
apply to counties having an assessed valua-
ton of $S.OO0.0O0 or more, these counties
are each entitled to an auditor. Lewis and
Clarke, Silver Bow, Deer Lodge and Mis-
soula and Cascade. The governor has in
his desk a number of applications. To
give out the names Of the applicants would
lead to a renewed scramble. This his ex-
~cellency does not want. He will not make
known who the successful candidates are
until he has affixed his signature to the
commissions and they have the big gilt
seal of the state put on them by Secretary
Rotwitt.
The governor has his attention taken up
with other matters now I'M has decided to
be in no hurry about making appoint
ments. A number of visitors call on him
every day, but he always finds time to lis
ten to any one who wishes to get the guber-
Material ear.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13

ALIAS SUMMoNs--lN THE DISTRICT
- court OF the First, judicial district Of the
state * Mountains, in and for the county OF Lewis
Mary n, Richasdsoa, plaintiff. VS. Almsyne II.
,huts State e Montana ssnds greeting to tho
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court Of the FIRST judicial district
OF he state OF Montana, in and for tho county Of
lewis amt Clarke, and to answer the complaint
hied therein, within ton days, exclusive IT tho
ssr %%' aat y 81 sFr tSis w,saan 1 init i goa ehis district at; i
or iadKm l%Sn'S BY 1d dciaS aS"S VIII se u saeen .a .Ssfs a ySs.
The said soti' n is brought to dissolve tho
bonds OF matrimouy now existing between you.
It. desendnnt. Almsyne II. Richardson. and the
that en- or about tho so;h day Of july, 1850, and
Of this %sction. you, disrsgarding the snlemnity Of
deserted and abandoned tho plaintiff, and ever
sine, ave and still continue so to wilfully and
without oauso do 0rt and ak Andon said plaintiff
any sufficient cause or reason aud against her will
ana without her consent, thSt yon and the plain
tttf were inte,married on or about the 10th day Of
now gro hus band and wife, and that the plaintiff
ia and has been n rosidont Of Montana for the
period OF two years and four months immediately
And You are hereby Notified that Il You fail to
sprcsar and anewer the said complaint, ~ above
required, tho said plaintiff will apply 70 the court
trl.t eopr! of the first judicial DISTRICT OF the
and cl.r i'sH thia sst Il t JAY o or F sas SsnS'I IN e the ~ ysss
Ess.l.i JOHN BEAN. Clerk
sy 9, JOHNSON, Deputy Clerk.
Attorneys for PlaiatiG
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13
THE sTENOGRAPHERs.
WIN Listen to m Address by = Veteran
Shorthand WPltsr.

u aHNE4E- 0 MFH.N
WnI Listen to m Address by = Veteran
Shorthand writer.
Chief Justice Henry N. Blake will address
the ntsnogrGphers Of Helena tomorrow
evening, under the auspices OF the Helena
6tenoRraphsra' Association, at tho room Of
tho Montana business College. Judge
Blake IL = veteran shorthand writer. having
learned the ART in 1866. He has always
taken a Rrsat interest in the profession,
and still has In his possession . copy Of the
old frst edition Of Bon Pitman from which
he took his nrst lessons. and which he
carried with him through the war. The
Judge still uses shorthand in making notes
and preparing his opinions, and fnds 1t Of
great value. The association extends a
cordial invitation TO oil stenographsra in
the city and their friends to be present ut
the meeting.
The organization IL composed Of the
expert sten0graphefs OF the city, and 10
made up of members Of both ssxes. One Of
its objects 10 to maintain the standard Of
required to pass a rigid examination as to
speed and ability to transcribs notes. Miss
Jessie p. Stafford. the secretary OF the asso-
citation. 10 one of the best shorthand writer's
in Helena, and occupies q responsible
position in the office OF the secretary Of
state. Like all good makers OF the queer
marks, the members of the association do
not believe the monograph will do away
with stenogrnphers.
Judge Bake takes an active interest In
the welfare of the association. Tho present
law concerning court stenographers. passed
by the territorial legislature, was drawn
under his supervision.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13
THE POLICE BUDGET.

Teichert VALVES = Heaiing-Nelson Will
Fight His Case-Other Notes.
Carl Teichert appeared in Judge Sanders
court yesterday and waived a preliminary
examination. He was taken back to the
county Jail and will await the action Of the
district court.
VIM. Nelson has decided to fght his case
with Christina Hoeglin and has engaged
counsel. Since the girl refused his proffer
of marriage he is going to try to prove that
she had been a mother. The case was to
have been brought up yesterday, but was
postponed and will likely not come up
again until tomorrow. Meantime Nelson
is in the city lock ny.
Edward Norton was released from the
city jail Wednesday and that same night he
was thrown in again for being drunk. Yes
terdRy a w~oodchopper who was also arrest
cd for getting drunk. said he
had lost a watch. Among the Of
fects found upon Norton when
did not know how it came it came into his
possession. It belonged to the woodchop-
per, and by his failure to account for hav-
ing it Judge Sanders sent Norton to the
county Jail for sixty days.
A colOred woman from Clore street was
among the callers az the ponce court yes
terday. She wanted to make complaint
against a woman who pulled her wig off
and burned it. 1t appears that the Bucket
of Blood" a notorious colored dive and
dance hall on Clore street, was the scene of
one of its regular fights Tuesday night.
The woman with the wig was pounced up
On by two other women, and during the
fight the wig, valued at twenty-five dollars,
was torn from its owner and cast in the
stove. This is a Rrievous offense, according
to the Montana laws. and is punishable by
$500 fine, or six months imprisonment. OF
both.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13

psrndy and woman's confidence. At James,
town, pakots, she met Ben Cowan, q man
OF -, who betrayed her. He married the
girl but loft for California q short time
ago. The parents Of the young man bought
thu. girl q ticket for HslSnA. She II In .
delicate condition and being without money
or fsiends appealed to tbs commissioners
for AID. They sent her 70 the poor farm.
Mrs, Cowan thinks her husband II In Cali
fovni8l
N. j. Mcdonnell Who drew the plans
adopted for the new county jail building
explained TO the board during the afternoon
tho details Of the drawings and speci6ca-
ti0ns.
Yesterday was the last day Of the regular
session.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-13
A DIVORCE CASE.

Mr.. Fullerton, Of Great Falls, Sues for
Separation-His Wife in Helena.
A divorce was served upon Mrs
Fullerton, of Great Falls, yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Richards. Mrs. Fullerton is
a tall, handsome and prepossessing young
woman, and, 1t is said. left her husband for
a Handsome man." with whom she is said
to have come to this city. The complaint
charges her with adultery.
A photograph had been sent to Marshal
Cronin to aid him in finding the woman.
The marshal found her and escorted her to
the city hall. Arriving there she saw the
photo on the marshal's desk. said something
about people having lots of cheek to give
her picture to q stranger and then tore it up,
much to the displeasure of the marshal.
While she was detained there Mr.. Richards
arrived and read the to Mrs,
Fullerton, who WAS then released.
Efforts we're made to keep the matter
quiet on account OF the prominence of the
husband, who is in the real estate business
at Great Falls.