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IiIENII,
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Another horse as famous aud as much
beloved was Rien2i, the shining jet black
Morgan" 3yearoll, which Captain
Archie Citlnpbsll, Of the Second Micii-
gitn cavalry presented TO General Sheri-
dan i'll 1862. lie had been pronounced
vicious but that was !; SANDER or he
recognized his master, for with Sheridan
on his llaci; Ire had all the tlocility one
aQuti wish and with it amazing powers
of endurance. His ordinary wall, was
AZ iiye miles per h5uy. on every M
iiortant occasion thereafter Sheridan
rode tiis magnificent animal 10 the cn,l
Of the war. ANA lie is the staetl celebrated
by Buchanan Read in his "Sherisiane
Rile"-frum Winchester 10 Cedar Creel;.
Jet black, except for three white feet.
and sixteen hands high. witl Il IDOL; Dt
almost human Intelligence, ,tnla courage
ana Nerve rqml " tlI:tt cf hi% j,nya#
rider, l2ienzi was The heaH iI4nl 0f lla.
war llorse--the glorious creature NJ Lna
that was 50 eager for the 04illa rlFtt he
snutfed it afar off, even .,ttlr Thunder of
the captains and the shouting Though
many times wounded. IieHzi Survived
the war and died III lS.S Of oh agc,
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SCIENTIFIC vAirS.

The artificial incubation OF eggs orig1
mated in Egypt, where it is still carried on.
Recent calculations upo,. the pace of tho
sun place it 1T about forty miles per sec
ond
A ships lamp has just been invented
which is guaranteed to keep its light in
the teeth of a hurricane,
The celebrated Lick observatory reveals
100, 900, 900 stars, aud some of them are so
small that it would require 80, COO of them
to be visible to the naked eye
Anew tlux of iron has been brought out
under the name Of stcphante. 1t includes
aluminium with tis iron in II chemical
combination and is said to render the iron
harder than the hardest steel
DR.. Hugsins, of London, who is becom-
ing as famous among English as Fam-
marion is among French astronomers, says
tho stars are red. white and blue, accord
ing to their ages. The white stars are tho
youngest.
1t is often n cause for wonder that physi.
clans do not carry contagion from fever
and other patients. OF course, they pre-
pare themselves against this. A fayorite
disnfectant is corrosive sublimate, a cake
of which many doctors carry around with
them in their pockets
After the passage OF an electric storm
there is quite an appreciablo amount of
ozone IN the atmosphere, SO much so that
its presence may frequently be detected by
exposing piece of botting paper, pre-
viously dipped in a solution Of starch and
iodine of potash. when it will be turned
blue.
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proved March 6, 1891. F.
She Committed Suicide.

Mrs. I. G. Boe, at Watkins, left this let
ter: MY husband Forgive me if cause
you trouble, but suffer So You do not
know what these long, wakeful, wretch
ed nights are to me, and | am so tired.
darling pain will never be better. 1t
Is not easy to take my own life. but / have
been sick SO long. Goodbye, my hus-
band. love ynn-your Wife" This is
| but one of thousands that gives mp, in-
stead of using DR.. Miles Restorative Ncr-
vine, and being speedily cured of thcil
wretchedness. Go to the Deer Lodg &c
Drug Co. and get an elegant book and
trla. bottle free. 6S 1t
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ALAskA's FEMALE RoTRsCi4lLD
She Makes Much Money and Gets Ma:
ricd and Divorced AT yiI,

ricd and Divorced at VIII. VI.
Chief An-na-hootz is dead james Jack
son won't marry the widow so as to be
chief, and EnaIne Baker. the Princess
Thom, has raised ruction ut Yaltutat.
Nothing i'll all this to startle the world,
but to the Sitka Indians il is just rs i'm
portant as Il revolution in France would
be to Frenchlnen, for their tribal gov
ernment has gone TO sticks ana they are.
plunged into political anarchy.
Anna-hootz was cighty-two years oll
and living with his thirteenth wife when
he died He was a convert to the Greek
church, Il firm friend Of the whites and
the first of his race to take medicine and
other precautions is old age came on.
The rule among the Sitl1as hps been that
when man OF woman grow Old and incl
pablc Of great activity aud endurance.
he or she lay down and waited for death.
dying easily Of inariition ~ Il rule. So
it WAS rare to find Il Siikit over sixty
The rule of succession is for tine cAieE, S
oldest nephew to succeed him, bur he
must marry the chiefs widow. Now. the
widow is seventy years Old ndasunhantl-
some rs aged squaws generally. wililH
the nephew Jackson is, rs his name inl-
plies, 4 converted Indian besides being
young, handsome and Possessed If Il
pretty wife. So llc Won't take thn via
ows and there is 10 lyiug over the SititGs
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ZCnntlidaieA ut EoulbalI.

Politics has as many phases i'll Eng
land rs i'll the United States. 1t is not
long ago that a nominee for governor of
IL southern state tiddled and sang his
way through Il campaign, and now the
news comes from London that the other
day the opposing candidates for parlia-
ment in northeast Manchester took part
in i football match, the Tory candidate
kicking off for the first half and the Lib
cral candidate kicking off for the second
half
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Third i'll the list Of famous war horses
Of recent times WIS Traveller, the favor
ite mount Of General r. E, Lee, bu' lie
died !1reinttrlrely. surviving MS master
but u few days t;tler;tl Lee bouynt
him in West Nirsini. III 1861. when lie
WAS :, YEARS old, and rode linn through
all the battles oi 1862 and III the Wilder
ness, at SpottsylvHni!! ana Cold Hurbor
and i'll the last cainp;eis.. Al Apo
nattoN lie WAS Il party To tic surrender,
and then went home with his MASTER ;,c
cordins to the generous terms extended
by Grant. Traveller was II dark iron
gray, sixteen hands high, tocile, endur-
ing and calm as his master under fire.
Six years after the war he became almost
milk white from age, and while yet
vigorous trod on a nail, which penetrat-
ed his iloof, causing lockjaw and death.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY OFFICERS.

The Roster Of Officers of Deer Lodge is as
follows: ."@. O." ~ 5s.|-g ... ..@
State Senator-W. At. Thornton.
District Judged. VI. Durfee. mm
Clerk of District Court-Wclng Napton.
Sheriff.. T. Quigley.
ASseSsor-A. g. Station.
Clerk and Rccortlrr--.J. F. BraZet0n.
County Attorney-W. S. Shaw.
Superintendent OF Public Schools - Margaret
L. Wolfe.
TrenSurer--R. r. Kennon. 3","
Surveyor Henry b. Davis
.ur0uer William Ray.
Public AdmiuiStrulor-B. +. Brown.
County ConlnIssioners-,J. L. Hamilton George
LJelreli, A. 4. Mcdonald.
Representatives John r. Tooe, Silyen Hughes
L. NJ. Crutchte!d, f. Hollywood, c. X Harden
brook, R. G. Humber. j. W. Blair.
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Some time ago it was proposed to dis
pense with the gowns worn by the jus
tices. / hope that will never be done,
for the gown contributes no small part
to the spectacular dignity and fasclna-
ton of the great tribunal. President
Lincoln once told Justice Miller that
whenever he walked in the woods and
saw big, fat, lazy ants crawling out of Il
hole in log. he was reminded of the
justices of the supreme court coming
out of their robing room with their
gowns on. But the gowns must not go.
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An aged Frenchwoman who died re-
Gently at Toulon was known rs Madame
Miss" because Of her love for every
thing English. Iii her will she be-
lueathed S,Oo0,0C0 francs to the explorer
who would penetrate the wills of Africa
further than any explorer has hitherto
done. He may take with him II COM
pany Of 500 men, but must bring half of
this number back to civilization.
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The explanation Of an eclipse is one of
the simplest problems in astronomy
AS the sun is mnch larger than the
earth it follows that the shadow Of the
earth runs out i'll Il long point. Now, t
the moon moved around the earth in an
orbit on the same plane as that in which
the earth moves around the sun, there
would be an eclipse of the moon every
time it passed through the earth's
shadow, but as the two orbits form u
slight angle it is only at intervals that
gives astronomers their opportunity to
get exact measurements and other i'm
portant facts.
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Look at Some Live Capitalists.

a newspaper item to the effect that q
commission of French architects and
archnologists has been appointed to ex-
plore Sardis, the capital of Lydia and
the residence Of Crnsus, suggests that if
these people want to see tho homes Of
millionaires they had better visit Amer
ica.
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,
rri"r +" Next Years General Election
Tu" Election, Ma: Not hr Necessary t.
II thuic.-Iiuire for Voting.
The following is the aw enacted at tho
the choice Of Il permanent location for
the capital Of the state:
SECTION l. At the genera! election in
the year 1892, tile question of the per
manent location of tho seat of govern
meut shall be submitted 10 the qualified
electors Of the State, in the manner here
matter provided.
SEC. ?. Nominations Of towns or
cities in candidacy for the place of loca.
tion Of tile seat uf government Shall be
made III III" following manner: There
shall be presented to and filed with the
secretary Of state a certiiicutc of ,lomin-
alton containing the name of the town
nominated for the place of location of
| the scat of government, th,. name of the
county wherein tile same Is Situated anl
signed hy twenty-five electors residing,
/ Within tile county wherein tho town
named shall BE- situated, and containing
"iflt each Signature I'll" place Of resi-
| dellre, business. and business address Of
| each "l"etor respectively. and from aud
after tl,r ,l,y Of ttIinr 81 t,to ,o;i ,.ar.;,i
rotat},n tnyn III. ,i,,. ,,,,,<.,} ,,,nru; e,,,ll
wv 1ann,,lo-n l,.,, t3,., r,,,n.i,..,,
inatpd ,nA shoi1 II, lt.,.I i, 'lu.,,.,.
II llrreinAi'erp provided: that VII uomina-
tlonS must ha mnlr tot lrsS than siN;y
days preceding the ge}tra! election in
the wear tSgg
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announcement M thr jav :na J,,,, nj
whlitA lAn,lr,tieu @fGtl l,n hold, &uI he
IiiAl a:ii!-"' 'he ~anir t8 MA IHli-hn0l in
'etrA l*tSn@ntiH. rlHt;jtN, IN III lr4--a aurH
MtW aEtHGr VI .C.ipElt rilaulatiu 1tuh-
liShe,l ller.iu: uad fht. s4il ~arr,tAl3
silaIl alro !,rrm4re add, lf;tvr printed taj-
lots WIlch Shall he in form A.. rulI1w-
i@-Att: -. "
Ter P3A&@ot IocNtigu NJ ftR pnrmaa
rHi es.IGtal Jf te ~tt4te#Ut Montana. Hud
IlAiMgGiAit@iE 'htrriI,.l#r st4t!ll f3llaw III
&ctasnt-lttiya HlplahatiG%ll c44Ier. 4 list .1f
thr toMu. u@UiiAtr'l tIrrrEwr tAt tGl1na
"t t""ll town hin@ glTrr in Il separate
line, which said ballots ~laIl be di>triB.
nt"'t IL official ballots, in sufficient quan-
titles To the county clerks Of the respect
i've counties MI tttr -t;tte. u br tg them
distributed u the Various election prc
cirfts in likr tlUHutity L. f!ley slIau dis
tribute the Ulliriul election bllluts for,
be stamped Wiil the 5.tssii4=zt.ltl3 and de
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-11-28
FAMED HARRIET KOSHER
AMERICAS DISTINGUISHED DAuGHTE
WHO HAS WON GREAT t4ONoRs

sue "'l' Aasse Her Home i" Chicago.
What She Is Doini; and What She la;
observation-disclosures of Notcd People,
She Gict abroad.
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FOUR LEGGED VETERANS,
THREE HORSES THAT KNEW ANE
LOVED THE BATTCEFlELD.

Recent Death of I<ens!,'a Comancl,c, Snln
Survivor of the Custer Ntassacre-Siieri-
dams Famous Hi.uzi and General Lees
Traveller
Comanche is dead lie died Of pure
old age after II most honorable career Of
many years. Tie was not Il racer noe q
prize beanty, but he was fan more TO Ill
soldiers, for he was the only creature
in the United States service that e;-
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According to the Geographisch- -Statis-
che Tabellen inst published by Professor
Turaschek, OF Lcipsic, and based upon
the census of 1890 and 1891, the popula-
tiun Of the world numbers l BOD 300, 900
persons.
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Deer Lodge, Mont, having houghtai1a nut in the

Deer Lodge, Mont, having noughtaild put III the
most approved machinery FOR generating
soda. Sarsaparllla, Ginger Al,., lemonade and
all earboratc Drinks, with experienced work
men i'll chargc, W" are prepared 10 fur>isl,
them bottled OF IL charges for folrtains,
promptly OIL notice and as low as any houS, in
the state. Address orders 10
FAS huSDY y MILLER. Deer Lodge Mont,
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An Ant Comparison,

Brown-Tm like ivy. cling to my
church.
Fogg-Very like ivy. Confne your,
self to the outside of the church,
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usually stated, as
the corrected cal
Gu Ia tons from
t h c IL measure
ments will show
it to be at least
10, 600 feet. They
stsccn 4 c i the
mountain side to
an elevation Of
feet, where
ice and storms
forbade further
pr ogrcss; but
nearer the co;ls5
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Professor Eussell's Summer IN .tIa,l1a
Professor Israel c. Russell and party
have reached the United States, after
having been reported several times rs
lost III Alaskan wilds, and their report
is Of unusual interest. For one thing
they have proved to Il certainty that
Mount St. Elias is much higher than is
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE
A WEEKS RESUME OF MONTtNttS
...":@ MOST NOTABLE EVENTS.

ters of General IDterest-Thc Duings oil
People aud ihe Record of Anairs Con-
dcus.d for Our Readers.
4 Prohibition club has been started in
Helena With membership of tifty-threc.
The club soon expects tp have 100 voters.
Joseph T. Ross stabbed Austin Wood
with IN ice pick. at Butte, on Friday.
causing Il woumd that may profc fatal.
The two had Qlarrclcd ir the Avalon
gambling house about Il bet which both
claimed.
a man named Newton Arnold was
brought 10 Missou!a on Thursday Of last
week from Grantslnlr With both feet
badly frozen, He was found in the Big
Hole and had been wandering about for
ten days. He Nas of unsound mind.
f. NJ. Jeffrey. who was supposed TO
have mysteriously disappeared, in tha
Bitter Root s:allcy, has been heard from
II Helena. lie was called east suddenly
by n telegram nul las written 10 Mr,
Ferguson, With whom hc left his lorsc.
A Red Lodge dispatch states that tic
shooting 5e Editor billiard erf .I0scnll Nc
Auuclly. uccessi,ating the nrnputation of
the lattcrs index finger. was not mali
Ciouslv done or with intent of hurtirr
Mc.tnucIly. init thn.Ii.,.-tr.5tl. result of N
.lrunken Fnfoe.
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Normal ant! Preparatory Courses. Special
Courses in Art. Music. Tyrewriting, st"no-
graphy, bookkeeping and School Of Mines.
Department Of Engineering and Chemistry
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1LASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
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and Remittances Promptly made, New York
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n B. O'BANNoN,
LAND AGENT AND ATTORNEY,

Office on First Street. Deer Lodge Mont.
RRANTLi " SCIIARN1KOW ..a.. ~"
LAWYERS. ."#
Office, First Door North on West SID, Court
Square Deer Lodge. Mont
GEO. s. MILLER.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Careful attention given to conveylnctng Once
with \. j BI"lcnberg 4 Co. Deer Lodge 4
w Il. TRlrrErr,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Office West side Court Square. Deer Lodge Mont
Practices in all the courts of the State Special
attention 10 Conyeyunclg and Collections.
nkREN EMERSON.
- ATTORNEY.
Special attention eyc,. to the settlement of
estates. All kinds of conveyal,rIns. uHie" in
Coleman Block: Deer Lodge g.. t.
~ S. CRANSoN.
PHYSICIAN AND sui~EuN.
Office over William colrmaps ~,on. n,er
Lodge Montana.
j u o"lN"s
PHYSICIAN AND stRGI.nN.
Va
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and olter Houses. no AT <tsris .lan carpyn
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including Mathematics Surveying Mechanical
Civil and Mining Engineering. Netallurgy, Min
eralogy, Assaying. General. Analytical and APP
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Careful Attention given given to Collection:
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piled Chemistry, Blowripe Analysis, Etc, open
to both sexes on equal terms. 2.. aoE
For terms ETC. apply to Rev James Reid,
President. Deer Lodge. Mont
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TIIRST NATIONAL BANK.
HELENA, MONT.
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correspondent, Importers and Traders Nation
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cipal cities Of the world.
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S. r. HAUsER, President.
E. W. KNIGHT, Cashier.
T. II. KLElNsCuMIDT, Assistant Cashier.
GEO II. HILL, Cd Assistant Cashier.
GRANVILLE STUART, Stock grower. ..."
Hon. T. c. POWER, U. S. Senator.
J. c. CURTIN. Clarke, Conrad e. Curtin.
R. S. HAMILTON, Capitalist.
Q. r. ALLEN, Mining and Stock-grewer.
CHAs. K WELLS, Merchant.
A. NJ HOTTER, Pres. A. " Hotter Hardware Co.
d.. s@ ASSOCIATED BANKS. .' .
Northwestern National Bank, Great Falls.
First National Bank Mlssoua. First National
Bank, Butte. ==z-z
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ARABIE BROTHERS & co,
--@BA MIXERS
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S. f. LARABIE c. X. LARRABEE II. S. Rec
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Paid up Capital. s500001. Surplus and Profits,
100000.
Interest allowed on time deposits. General
banking business transacted. Safety deposit
boxes for rent M
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BorTL1S' w"iN+
VAN GUNDN & MILLER.
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VOL. g, NO. g.
THE CAPITAL LOCATION.
TEXT OF THE LAW DEFINING THE
z.T MANNER OF CHOICE. ~:....5

Nominations Must be Made Sixty Days
rri"r I" N"Nt Years General Election
Tu" Election, Ma? Not hr Necessary to
Il thoicr-iiulrs for Voting.
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D"cr Lolsr, Montana. Design, furnished anc
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Bank. New York City, n. Y.
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In 1Nc Missouri Chinese cases. Thurs-
day of last week, argument was heard for
Il new trial. which was granted by Judge
Marshall, This refers To the cases where
Il party Of white men Went TO the house
o! a Chinese gardener and maltrcltctl the
inmates, cutting the queue from one and
giving him Il coat Of tar The Chinese
alleged that ii the time 800 in money
was taken. aud the accused wcr. tried
under the Charge Of burglary. The Jury
brought in a verdict of guilty and fixed
the sentence al TWO years in the pcni
tr,tinry.
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Careful attention given to cunyeyilncng Office
with y. ] Bicnberg Il Co.. Deer Lodge
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Office over WilltH,n cuieuau'. store Nter
Lodge, Montana.
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d PATTERSON.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
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Office West side Court Square. Deer Lodge Mont
Practices in all the courts Of the State. Special
attention 10 Conyeyancls and Collections
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tcopyriEht, 1891, by American Press .sssoc:;,
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Special attention given to the settlement of
estates. All kinds of conreyaurinz. Office in
Coleman Block. Deer Lodge .
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TOOK EFFECT NOV, 1 1871 Going Going
- No'' North. South.
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~. O.,--2 @. @"
PHYSICIAN AND Sui4s&oN.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-09
"Ole Olson"


The great Swedish dialect comedy "Ole
O.son" is to be presented at Harper's
theatre Friday evening. The Des Moines
Leader says this of it;
"The long swedish comedy,
'O.e Olson, was presented at Fosters
last night. The audience was the largest
for soms time. although the play had
been preceded by a number of welt.
known comedies of COED drawing powers.
A Swedish dialect comedy is a novelty,
yet the field is one in which managers
might have forseen the mint of gold
which it has remained for Manager Skunk
to unearth. o e Olson is a green Swede
He hasn't been in this country long,
but has caught on to its ways pretty
well. After passing through number
of ludicrous situations he at last figures
in dramatic scene, and plays the priuci
pal part in foiling heavy villain and
bringing him to justice But he does all
in a manner which keeps the audience in
continual uproar. The author has
entered field fraught with possibilities,
and he ia making the most of them The
play is full of laughable incidents, and
there was not time last night when the
audience WAS in the least bored. 1t is
comedy-good, clean, legitimate comedy,
OF the sort which is eDj to the fullest
measure and repe iLion longed for. 1t
is bound to be popular, and for long
time in the future the management may
be sure of being greeted by crowded
houses, as has been the rule ever since
the first presentation of the play.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

Trade at the London.
Lemon ice cream at Krell & Maths.
Peach ice cream at Krell & Maths.
Girl wanted to do general house work
apply to 3l2 Fourth avenue.
Peach ice cream made from fresh ripe
peaches at Krell s. Maths.
The finest and sweetest line of French
candies just received at Krell s. Maths.
Brick ice cream takes the lead and
Krell & Math take the lead in turning out
the finest. purest and best in the three
cities. Try them when you want some-
thing nice in cream.
Reserved seats for viewing the Daven.
port river carnival Tuesday night may be
procured at Thomas and Marshall &
Fishers drug store. The charge will be
IS cents, and the seats will afford spleu-
did view of the gorgeous spectacle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-09

member. had taken pains to advertise
Rock Island hotels, knowing that the
crowd from abroad could not be accom-.
modated in Davenport. and in fact it was
xpectedthis side of the river would afford
a 90 ,dview of the spectacle.