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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-14
N%ARRAGANSETT BELLIES.
Some Pretty Women who Have
Taken the Pier by
Storm.
A Juno In q Partisan Costume and
Her Devoted Boston
Cavalier.
Little Saints That TIirt Like Everything
and Young Men Who Arc Very
High Rollers.

Especial correspondence Of THE INDEPENDENT
ARRAGANSETT PIER, AUG. CIT
ISy 10 an amazing thing to tell, but peo-
TX pie actually 60 to church at the pier.
From the hotel piazza I watched
the worshippers gather; dowagers in
silk and lace, young girls in iut-
tsrinQ lawns and organdies, walk
ling sedately and wearing a de-
vout expression under their scarlet para
sols. Later l saw these same little saints,
some at the beach flirting like Cain-that is
if Cain dirtsd. We have no record of it,
but I presume he did what all men have
done since his day. The spirituelle look
had vanished, the rapt air had disappeared.
The fair devotees had finished their prayers
and were now ready for the real business OF
the day.
"Hsve you seen the widow?' was one OF
the first questions asked me.
"What widow? Is there only ono widow
here?"
"There are widows and widows, but only
one widow at the PER- was the quick re-
ply, and speaking of angels, here she
com e."
A superbly formed creation approached
"a Juno in a Partisan gown. A woman Of
the Lillian Russell type,a glowing pink and
white blonde. Yellow hair, blue eyes, and
q color Of peaches and cream. Her costu me
was of a navy blue cresson, bordered with
black. 1t opened over q vest as yellow az
her hair. Her hat was q stunning leRhorn
trimmed with black feathers, and she wore
white gloves and the first white embroi-
dered veil which had found its way
over from Newport. A beauti-
full little girl, as blonde as her
lovely mother, walked by her, and on
the other side a devoted cavalier in the per
son of handsome Ned Gray, of Boston.
'"The'' widow is Mrs. l.. Courtney O'Don-
nell, of Baltimore, chic, dashing, the center
of attraction wherever she goes. She is a
mans woman, a good oomrade, fond Of out
door sports, especially of yachting. She is
q picture in her yachting own of blue serge
with scarlet trimmings and wearing the
iauntiest of imported light grey Alpine hats.
On account Of her beauty, wealth and indie
pendence she is a shining mark for the old
Tables who are in as great force at the
Pier as everywhere, yowling and scratching
at any one who chances to be young n at
tractive.
Another Baltimore women who attracts
much attention is Mrs. Ross Whistler, cous-
in of the Winans and niece by marriage of
the great Whistler. She is a pretty little wo-
man, considered a great beauty by Balti-
costumes.
Mrs. r. g. Dun, of Dunmere, that pala-
tisl summer home which is one of tho show
sights of Narragnnsett. ia always pointed
out. She is plump, brown-halred, devoted
to bathing and driving. she knows every
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE DIS
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state OF Montana. IN and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. In the matter of tho estate of David
Ruben. deceased.
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the city of Helena, county Of Lewis and Clarke and
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To Chicago in Less than IA Hours
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The only line running al. its Passenger Trains
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13

CHICAGO. Oct. "A boiler explosion
aboard the steamer G. w. Parker killed
seven persons nd seriously injured
many others III .hs neighborhoOd of
Archer avenue bridge, on the south
bra ,ch OF the river, about 4:30 o'clock
this aft ernoon. The tug e. w. Parker,
In company with three other tugs, was
engaged in attempting TO tow the coal
Steamer IL. ). Pickards out OF a draw of
the bridge when the explosion occurred
Three of tho killed We're employers of
tho tug, and their bodies have not been
discovered. The other persons killed
were standing on the banks of the river,
to which number Of spectators had
been drawn to witness the removal OF
The steamer Pickards, WIN ch arrived on
Saturday from Buffalo with cargo IF
coal. The vessel had run aground IN
the draw, and tour tugs were putting
forth every effort to move it, hen one
OF them, the G.. w. Parker, eI ploded.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
A Massacre In nIexIor.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Oct. 5.-John
ii Parton. an American, who for the
past TWO years has been engaged In the
mining business near Mctztilan, in the
State of llidalgo. Mexico, arrived here
yesterday, He brings Information of q
bloody Indian outbreak, which has for
some time been in progress in the dis
trict OF Tuamengo, in that State.
The trouble is the Outyro With of dis
puie between several colonies of Span.
ards and Germans and the Indlans.
The news settlers attempting to seltle
on the lands of the natives, the Indians
resisted their attempts to evlct them and
much bloOdshed has resulted. Parton
sa, i(,at a few days before his departure
Il seLtTsment of whites was attacked by
lndials nearly two hundred people were
massacrcd, including men, women and
children. The colonists have appealed
TO the Government for protection and
several battalions of troops are on their
way 70 the scene VT the trouble.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
Grover and tho B.Nv.

New YORK, October 3. 4 daugh, or
was born to Mrs. Grove. Cleveland
shortly after midnight. The mother
and daughter are doing well. The i'm.
portant news did not become known
down town until nearly noon Then 1t
spread with the utmost rapidity, both
in the city and TO other parts of the
country. During the afternoon many
flowers were sent into Mrs. Cleveland
and both rather and mother received
hearty congratulations. Then mes
senger boys began to move up the
avenue with telegraphic messages from
all parts OF the country. Ex-Presidrnt
Cleveland was evidently u pleased man
when seen about the recent addition to
his household. lie received the press
representatives in the drawing room,
and anticipating the question that
would be asked him said. YES, it Is
true. My wife was safely delivered of
little girl this morning at six minutes
past midnight. and both mother and
child are doing splendidly. Mrs. Cleve.
land has resttd quietly all day. The
child is strong and healthy and at It's
birth weighed eight pounds"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
Want ~ Trust.

CHICAGO, Oct. "a special from
q 'arlestoD says: a Convention OF plant
ers Of sea island cotton in this state is
called Tor Thursday next, for the pur.
pose OF organizing combine against
The sale o. cotton seed.
The object is to effect combination
by which Georgia, Florida and the
Egytan growers of lcng staple cotton
will be deprived OF the Carolina seed.
/ t is believed Tat the outside world is
d, pendent upon the use of the Carolina
seed for the quality of their staple, and
If they can be prevented from obtain
ing the seed, this quality will deterio-
rate so rapidly that the sea island plant
ers of South Carolina will practically
control The liue cotton market of the
world. The committees have been at
work for some time preparing plan
ior combin ttiOn, and 1t is believed no "
hat the combine will be ELECTED Thurs
day,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
In Davy J.sues's Locker.

St. Johns, n. f., says that two vessels
named the Parsre and the Amazon, re.
turned from Labrad0 laden with fish
were overtaken by the recent violent
STERN. driven ashore and became tota
wrecks. The captains aud crews
numbering ten or eleven men, were al
drowned In the same gale the Bios
som, another Labrador vessel, on re
turn, struck on Gull island, Notre Dame
bay, and went to pieces. Four or five
men perishel.
The loss Of the Newfoundland brig
Camellia, at Scatierie, has created d
painful sensation here, Nv Capt. Rich.
ard Harvey, q very worthy and highly
respected citizen Of st. Johns, with hi.
wife and child. perished in the wreck
Their bodies were recovered.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13

LOUIsVILLE, Ky. Oct. 3-On the
Louisville and Nashville train ,ester
day morning Miss Lena McEwan, OF
Frankfort. was shot by drunken ne.
gro. Miss McEwan had been to Louis.
vile in attendance upon the Satellites
of Mercury ball, and was returning
home. The train was crowded, and
many occupants were negroes. George
Allen and Yves Watson, colored, had
been drinking heavily and were very
boisterous. VIM. Wiley, Il white man
was going with young lady to his
home at Anchorage. He left his seat a
moment to get Il drink and when he re.
turned Watson had taken his place. a.
quarrel cnSued and Wiley jerked Wat
son out of the seat. Other negroes here
inttrfcred and the white men on the
train came TO Wilry's support. George
Allen pulled "A knife and Watson drew
Il pistol and fired There was great con
fusion for few moments and when it
subsidized it was found that Miss Nc.
Evan had been shot. The ball took effect
under the right eye and ranged down
ward, Lodging in the muscles of the
neck. The negroes at the next station
left the train and escaped, but were re-
captured and brought here to await the
result OF Miss McEwan's injuries. She
ia In critical condition at her home in
Frankfort.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
A anh FatA.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-When the through
train on the Rock Island Road pulled
into Englew0od this morning COnduc.
tor Dickey missed one of his passen
gers. She was a lady and had come all
the way through from Denver. After
thoroughly searching his train for the
missing woman he telegraped to Blue
Island To the operator there to have the
track east and west of Blue Island gone
over. About two miles west of Blue
Island tho body of the missing passen.
ger was found lying beside the track
She had probably gone out on the plat
form of the car and a.cidently fallen
off. Nothing WAS found to identity ths
woman
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
Innumun Fathers Crime,

CHARLESTON, :. c., Oct. 5.-Carlo
AlonZcmer, white, has been arrested for
shooting his thirtcen-yrar.oll daughter.
MonZcner is stated to have left his vile
and children several months. He went
TO Mount licasantln IN company with an
other man aud rr0cccdcdtO ,llc RESI-
deuce OF his wife, earn ylnya double bar
rel Gun loaded with bird shot. IIia
daughter saw him coming and IAN away
frightened. MonZcncr ordered her to
stop which she did not do and her father
taking deliberate aim fired. The shot
struck her on the lower portion OF body.
She was taken up in an mScnsblc con.
dilon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13

BALTIMORE. Oct. 3 Mrs. Mary Glen.
denring, aged 35. was attacked by Il bull
dog at hes home this uorning. rhe
brute bit her three times, ana tinally
fastened his teeth In her side, dragging
her some distance. Mrs. less, hearing
her screams, came to her aid. and WAS
In turn attacked by the dog, winch bit
her severely on the ley. y man passing
rushed in AMI beat off the dog. Mrs.
Glendenning is dying; Mrs. Hess may
recover.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13

VIENNA, Oct. "A profound scnsa.
ton has been created by Il dispatch
IRON Rpichenberg, Bohemia, which
while announcing the safe arrival at
that place Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph, also brings the startling news
that during last night an attempt vas
made to blow UP the bridge at Rosen-
thai, Il suburb of .eichcnbcrg, by means
OF Il bomb. Fortunately the plot was
discovered and frustrated. IL is sup
posed that the bomb was placed there
IN hope of killing the Emperor, whose
train crossed the bridge III question.
No arrests have BEEN reported
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13

COLUMBIA, ). g., Oct. S.-Thc fol-
lowing circular letter to the farmers of
South Carolina was issued Yesterday.
Its object is To interest the farmers OF
The State In the furnishing OF samples o!
agricultural products for the State eX-
hiblt at the Augusta Exposition, which
will be held from November Sd to No
vember 30Lh instant:
To the Farmers OF South Carolina:
The powers and duties of the old
Board of Agriculture have been dovolved
upon the Board OF Trustees OF Clemson
College. All the energy and money
heretofore used by the Department oi
Agriculture in other ways are now be-
ing directed TO the building of that in
stituLion. But the Trustees are not un-
mindful Of the Importance ot utilizing
every opportunity VIII ch oilers To adver-
tlsc our resources. 1t has. therefore,
been determined to make an exhibit OF
our products and Industries at the Au.
Susla EXpOsltlon, which opens on the
Sd and CLOSES on the 3OLh of November.
The committee IN charge OF the work
respectfully asks the earnest co.opera-
tion aud help of our farmers towards
furnishing samples Ot agricultural prod
ucts-corn, wheat, rye, oats, rice, bar
ley, potatoes, turnips, cLc., he value
OF such exhibits depends upon the pur-
i,y aud quality ol the article and OF Its
being displayed in liberal quantity.
Persons willing To contribute or sell ex.
ira line samples of these things will as.
slst us greatly l(Lhey will at once noli v
the Secretary OF State, VINO viii forward
tags, and The ARTICLES can lhei be
shipped to Augusta. If Tie article to
be exhibited is bought only the nanc OF
tie county Will appear; il IL Is contrib.
uted the name OF TIC donor will be
placed upon 1t. We ask ulr brother
farmers to give us prompt help in max
iuH II crcdltable display If larm PROF.
ucls. Respectfully,
B. K. TILLMAM,
j. f.. TINDAL,
j. r.. WANNAMAItER,
CummiLlce
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Taken from the sherIH.

HELENA. Ark, Oct. lit is learned
that sheriff Derrick OF Mariana, Ark
left Cat Island last night having In
charge nine Of the thirteen colored
Kicker triOters who killed Inspector
Miller In Arkansas last Friday. The
Sheriff WAS Oh his way to Mariana where
he was going toput his prisoners Ia
jail, but the party was overtaken late
last night by an armed posse who took
the prisoners after sharp struggle and
hanged the entire party.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
Poisoned by wild p.rsnips.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 5.-Eight child.
rem, from three to ten years of agr, were
poisoned yesterday 10y eating the berries
of the wild parsnip, and are not expect.
ed to recover. They were playing about
the streets last evening, aud seeing
some plants growing with bright red
berries OIL top, ate quantity of the Der.
ries, which were sweet and pleasant
Shortly after all the children were tax
en- violently ill.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
Growth of tho Alliance,

CHICAGO, Oct. g. 3-Ex Congressmar
Weaver, of Iowa, who is stopping here
Said today: MY "trip convinc"s me that
tic Southern people are llocking to the
Alliance standard and the Ocala plat
form. The Alliance will have IA canni
date for speaker and Alliance represen
tat'ves Will he cl, stly watched while ir
Washington by their constituents"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13
Tho Death OF Parnell.

LONDON, Oct. S,-Great Britain aud
Ireland were startled this morning by
the utterly unlocked for announcement
that Charles Stewart Parnell, the noted
Irish leader, died suddenly yeasterda"
evening at his home in Brighton.
1t has been well known that Mr.. Par
nell has not enjoyed the best of
health for years past, and it mas been
noticed and widely commented upon
that, since The O'Snea divorce develop
ments became Il matter of public noto.
rety, aud since political troubles came
upon him, the great Irish member of
Parliament had grown thinner, and that
he had perccpubly aged III appearance =,
but nobody expected to hear of his
death, and no inkling as to his illness
had reached the newspapers.
Only at this hour, Z. NJ, has it been
possible to abtain the details in regard
10 the death OF Parnell. lie died at his
home. Walsipgham Terrace, Brighton,
at 80 yesterday evening. His death
Is said to have been indirectly due to
chill, which he caught last week, aud
which at first was not regarded as being
OF serious nature. Harnell, however,
grew worse and physician was called
with the result that the patient was Or
dered to take to his bed. This was on
Friday last, and from that time parnel
lost strength and finally succumbed.
The exact nature of the disease which
caused the death Of the Irish leader has
not yet been made known. From the
day he took to his bed, however, tie
state Of his heath has been such as to
necessltate the constant attention oftwo
physicians, but in spite of their nces.
SAINT and untiring efforts to prolons or
save his life Parnell gradually sank
lower and lower until hc expired III the
arms of Mrs Parnell, who is utterly
Frustrated by the shock CXperleuc, t
through her husbands death.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-10-13

The Graham News very correctly says
the farmers have as much right to de-
mand what they need as any other class
of people. and being In the majority
they can demand and get it and not
leave the Democratic party either.