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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Charles Bateman was tried IN the su-
perier court yesterday for exhibiting
himself with . reckless abandon that
was SO much like antique or French art
that q offended some of his spectators.
He claimed that il was hls custom to
exercise with dumb bells each morning
before donning MS ordinary garments.
His window curtain VAS not drawn. but
he said he did not think people could
see hIm. The jury found Elm guilty Of
earelessness in exr>Asg hrs stasuesque
beauty, and the court will apply . sen
tence next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
crSsuKED raz CONTRACTORS.
The Csroner's Jury Binds That Bergman
Wa Not Properly Protected.

The Ceroncr's Jury Bfnds Thas BsrEman
Wa Not Properly Projected.
The coroner's jury impaneled to en-.
quire into the death of Arien Bergman,
who died from injuries received while
working in . water msin trench on
GrandviIle- ave, viewed the body at
the residence. No. 2s3 Baxter-st., yes
teIday morning aad adjourned to
meet in the circuit court jury room 1T
2 O'Clock. Several witnesses were
sworn including Or. Fuller, who msde
. post mortem examination. The jury's .
verdict was ~ follows
THAT the said Arieu Bergman came
10 hIs death in the city Of Grand Rap
ids on the ilth day of November. A. ID.
1891, ct the Union Benevolent Associa-
ton Home. From the evidence be-
fore us we find ,hat said death was
caused hv shock aud injuries received
py the esving IN of the bank OF water
NAN trench 90 GrsndvIlls-ave., on
Friday, Nov. 8, A. d. 1891, while at work
m said trench. aid hank being not
properly protected by braces"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
SCOrIELD. SHURMER ( TEAGLE.

Since we put our Royal Headlight oil
on the market our competitors have
put on An oil called Wstr White
Headlight. We wish to say that there
is no comparison between the two oils.
Royal Headlight is the only oil on the
market that gives q perfect light with
out smoking the chimneys or charing
the wicks besides being the safest oil to
use as it has the highest fire test. Call
US up by telephone or send postal card
and find out If your grocer keeps It.
If not make q demand for IT. We
guarantee this oil in every way. Do
not let your grocer give you anything
else.
SCoFIELp, SHERMER & TEAGLE,
Telephone 865.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

a ve-y fapsrtsns Csss win os over On
That Aeosuaa

That Aeossas
The case of kittis Aankel would have
been disposed of IN the superior court
today bus for the seeencs of two i'm
pertant witnesses. Miss Mankel 10 &C
cus-d Of renting her Cansl-ss apart
ments for immoral purposes There
were two young men aud an equal
number OF young women who were
qualified 20 testify IN the case, the four
having discovered the nature of the
place ~ personal investigation and ex-
perlment.l knowledge. Tne young
men are obtsiasbls. bat their eofnpan-
IONS hsvs vanished hse snoke. In such
eases the testimony Of the lady has
much more weight with . jury taAn
that Of a gentleman. 80 the ease will 90
ever until they aud the swalloss home-
ward ay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

1880 - IA. trsia Wagner drawlag
room eurfet Car. ARRIVES chicago Ss5e y
m-s llsv5 D. n. train esls. Nskaer
sleeping ear, ARRIVES Chicago go - En
RetaFaing-lrsys Chicago sea,s- ni..
ARRIVES Gfsaa Rapids 40 p m; S.i0 p
N. Msgnsr hudet aFAsiAgroom cal
srrlvss Grand RAPIDS $50 2. "a; l0:lo
y. m. daily. Wagner sleeping car, AZ
rises Grsad Rapids 5sl5 3. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Just Ouaued
Turkish and Japanese Bazaar

Turkish and Japanese Bazaar
At 80 Monroe-st.,
For the holidays.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Artistic Japanese Bric-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods,
The only genuine Altar of Roses,
Florida and Indian Curiosities, For
ei2u Jeweiry, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

The "scsb'' cases have all been die
posed OF With the exception OF James
Ferguson and Alexander Mex Kenzie Who
jumped their bal, and Peter OfRelliy
and Bert wilson. sso have concluded
% plead guilty IN tue superior court
next N0ndsv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Superior Court.
JupGk RrRLINGAME.

JUDGk EtRLINGAME.
The city of Grand Rapids VS.. Charles
Bateman, appeal; on trial. Verdict.
guilty OF carelessness and heedlessness
in exposing himself. The jury recon-
mends him to the mercy OF the court.
Sentence deferred until Monday ut 3 p.
m.
The city Of Grand Rapids W. James
Robidson, appeal; bail esIreated and
bench warrant issued.
In re. the application of John Ussas
for admittancs to citizenship; admit
ted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. chllbiains,
corns and all skin eruptions, snd posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For 81 b. Peck Bros, drug
gists, ocrner Monroe and DIvsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
THAT HILL SALOON CASE
II Is Again rhe Cause Of Contention
ana Warm WorcA
n. TAYLOR REFUSES TO PROSECUTE
va Dan q PssIssk's Trsablss - ~
Ena-Fhs Cay Atssrasy kssskss NJ
Ss1mislss to Asssss. IAxxAxl
N-s and fAitass-


when the cases against Van Dam 4
Pollock tor violation OF the city oIdl-
nance relative to lhe sale OF hqgoF
without city license came up IN police
court yesterday tnvrs Vas . stormy
scens. The defendants we're on hand
ready for examination, but their prep
4r~tlons we're unnecessary. When
they we're rrst Arressd CITY Attorney
Taylor deIutIzed Lawyers Moses Tag
CART. W. ID. Fuller and n. b. FAilAs IL
prosecute them. Ins Supreme Ceurs
settled the license BY deciding that tae
vetoes of Mayor Uhl were legal. Van
Dam q Pollock then moved Their tx
tazes out of the sAlooa On Bridge-s,.
nil 10 . vacant store On kent-st. The
mfFactIons of the law had been COM
mlttsd and the gentlemen authorized
- take care OF the city's aide OF the
case wers IN court Yesterday to see that
nc guilty man escaped. City Attorney
Wisner Taylor was present and e1-
pressed an inclination to drop the
cases and cease further prosecution.
This Is where the fun began. Aessrs.
Taggert, Fslias and Fuller inGsted on
exercising the rlgnt invested IN them
and openly declared their Intention TO
70 ahead. Mr.. Taylor became indig-
nant and SAID be should protest against
it. Mr.. Taggert then read the follow
ing 10 the court II hereby authorize
". d. Fuller. III. b. Fsilas and Moses
Taggart TO appear for tae city and pros
eents any complaint made against
NanDam Il PollOck for violation OF
the saloon ordinances of the city Of
GrAnd Rapids
Vim. wlsner Taylor,
Dated Sept. %, 1891. City ATTY"
Toe attorneys saya that Van Dam &
Pollock had been arrested for violating
the law; that they had been authorized
to prosecute thens aud tina. they were
there ior that purpose"
Mr.. Taylor said that he appeared for
the people and that their services we're
not needed.
But" said Mr.. Taggart, "the Of
fense has teen committed and We have
been properly appointed to prosecute
the case. We hold that these men
should be punished"
al Irevoke your commission," shouted
City Attorney Taylor. 'I will attend
to these cases. Your honor, l move
y,u that both cases be nolle pressed"
do you refuse TO prosecute them?"
asked Judge Haggerty.
al do" answered the city attorney.
AZ snail put you on record 70 that
effect" said the court, and his minutes
rezd 40 follows:
1.-The city cases against Van Dam &
Pollock nolle pressed because of City
Attorney Taylor refusing IN opsn court
To prosecute"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Circult Court-part ii.
yUDGE ApsIF.

ylDGE ApsIf.
Danville Stove and Manufacturing
Company We. Annie Tozelan; assutnpst; {;
order made setting aside order granting
leave TO appeal from justice, with costs
aud attorney fee of SIS.
Flora Della Sprsgue VS.. Grand Rap
ids 4 Indiana Railway Company; Ees-
pass on the case; on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
ne WAS A Bird.
4 Iourtss Tsuchs. Judgs aaSxsrty's
Tender Heart

4 Iouriss Teuchs. Judge aAgxsrty's
Tender Heart
Joseph Edwards Was srraigned IN po-
lice court yesterday on charge OF
vagr9ncy. He Was q seedy looking
"yAg," who evidently saw q gloomy
future before him.
Say. judge. / was jIst making my
way tfo de city, when l was plnched.
| amt no oam, I'm q tourist on my
way 10 join my vile and little ones IN
New York. They are all SICK with the
measles. IL you makes me stay thirty
days IN de coup dey may all be dead
when gets dere."
How long nave you been away
from homer
"'Bout two years, yer honor. an I'm
ANXIOUS 10 see ciy little ones"
"if you'll be outside the city before
night, you may Co." said Judge Hss-
gertv.
Il made the bluff stick, didn't l."
gleefully exclaimed Edwards as he
joined . pal IN the hallway. I'm
bird on touchin' dc heart OF . Judge"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
For Over Fifty Year,

Mss wrysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children tee:hng. Ii soothes the child,
softers the gums. al!xys all pain. cures wind
cole. and Is the best remedy for diarrhooa.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Catarrh Cured.
HAVE YOU CATnRFaH7

Rave yos pains over the eyes
Are yDar eyes ~stsry7
Have you dry cough every night
Are yeu sick st the stomach
u there q coutinoons dropping of
nucus IN the isck OF your tiros7
You can be cured quickly and pei
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Ieiriaon street e stairs. roons !. : and
I. Grand Rspds, Nich. Call or vfite,
free, st ofiiee. or by mail Bedlcsres
scnt everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

George chase has been in the employ
OF KlinEman aud Ling bert, furniture
dealers in the Blodgett building, on
Ottawa-st., as shipping clerk.
Time TO time small pieces OF
furniture have mystcriously dis
appeared, but the detection OF
the thief was not made until yesterday.
A small chair of pretty pattern was
mlsslng and an investigation resulted
in finding that ne had made present
Of the little rocker TO hIs best girl, and
II WAS found at her nome. The young
man is now under arrest on the charge
of larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

The remarkable growths which -
within two years, Was broognt s.sou
principally ey oae person telling a.
other. Is = monument 10 Garneld Tea
merits.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Ladies who value refined complex.
ion -lust use Pozzoni's Powder. Itpro-
ducee u soft and beautiful skin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Circuit Couru-Part I.

4.
JUDGE GROVE.
Mercy p. Montgomery ct al vs.. Joseph
]. Tucker ct al; chsncery; on uial.
Edward Eunicupe ys. Jonathan
Bose; melton TO dismiss denied, with
costs and attorney fee of s..
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
~aow to Cur. An skin Diseases" :"

Simply apply "SwAYSE's OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema. itch, all eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, ETC., leaving the
akin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYSE's OINT-
NExr."
Co IN Chicago via. e. & W NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Consumption Cured

DR.. S. Clay Todd. Grand Rapids.
Dear SRI am Il. You can pat
any. testimonial ia print that you wsat
to for j had everything.
Mrs. ~. T.. ALIsEo.
State Street, Hastings, Mich.
Oct. "a. 1891.
NoTE-Mrs. Allgeo had Consumption,
iuberculsr Consumption, IA ali It's
complications. and was cured by DR.. =.
Clay Todd, after her case was gwen up
as hopeless by her physicians, family
aud friends.
"If your son askei for bread would
you give him stoney's
''lf you are siok and depend on q
physic an for relief. would lie give you
poison"
In order to elevate the profession Ne
will give feS
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
buckiss's Arnica saiys.

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whoOplng cough.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07
NEITHER STUPID NOE SLEEPY.
The OPinion Of Feur CAtiforiia Minors IN
: M~lbernAting Issals

~ a4A YfLL IA t%5ZA &-FEA
The Opinlon Of Four C~atiforiia Miusrs on
: MibsrnAting Hsals
The common belief that ! alternating
bear Il too stupid and aieepy tosbe danger
ous II not shared ~ Foreman Neil aud
three other msn employed In tho Santa
Maria mine, says : Sonora, Calas. corrsl
spondsnt. Nell and his creY won't into an
Abandoned crosscut from the tunnel to
clean II ont preparatory to pushing II
ahead 70 strike 4. vein that had been out OH
another level. Climbing over some fallen
rock and timber they awoks a big bear that
had made 4 comfortable winter den Ii the
drift.
The bear was full of Are and fight. He
did not Dit upon his launches and growl at
the miners after tho manner OF atory.book
bears. but charged head frst with such
auddennsss that no one had time to get ont
OF his way or do any Of the smart things
that the regulation bear stories prescribe.
Neirs best recollection OF the beginning
of tho rumpus 10 that at the frat jump the
bear knocked two or three Of the party
down and that all hut one Of the candles
went out. Ono burned for i few moments
lying uron the ground, giving light enough
TO reveal q badly mixed mess OF men and
U0NEs OOVku0Ebys OuO VI tuo I4bAl0ESs Wdb
lying senssless and covered with blood.
The boar had struck him ON the head in the
arat onslaught and torn of the biggest part
Of his scalp.
When Neil scrambled to his feet the bear
was between him and the mouth of the
drift, and the two other miners were strik-
ing at the beast with their picks. Neil at.
tackled bruin in the rear and tried to drive
the point Of a pick into his spine. but missed
by an inch, and inficted only q flesh wound.
The bear wheeled instantly, roaring saw
agely, and struck at Neil, but failed to
reach him. In jumping, back to avoid the,
tering candle and put out the light, and the
rest OF the battle Was fought in, the dark.
The fight became a mixture OF growls and
howls from the bear, thuds of the picks,
ana cries of pain and warning from men.
Whenever a man thought the bear was
within reach he struck MS hard no he could
with his pick. Sometimes the blow landed
and sometimes it didn't. Whenever the
bear heard 4 man move he rushed in thai
direction, and ho charged about to sucn
good effect that the men concluded that he
could see to some degree in the darkness.
He frequently struck them with his claws,
but the assaults upon him were so continu-
Gus that he never had time to pay exclusive
attention to II adversary. The fight
lasted about IN hour, as nearly az the men
could guess at the time, and was ended BY a
lucky blow of q pick upon the spine at the
base of the bears brain. The lively old
bear was q grizzly, and weighed 800 pounds
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07
Automatic

But time changes minds as we'll a. mar.
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only appear in d~rxwinQ-room repartce,
the conyeniences and luxuriea affordei
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A few years ago, comparatively, one had to
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portation facilities can be fognd on the
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railway to Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs.
Kansas City, etc. Inqaire of any agent Of
the company, or G. M: Pratt. general tieset
and passenger agent. Minneapolis. Minr.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07

NOTICE--THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders Of the Copper Rell Mining
company will be held at tho Office of the
company, room POS. Power. block, Helena,
Montana, on tuesday. the 18th day OF March
inst, ct ) O'clock p. M. for the purpose of elect
ing q board Of trustees for tho ensuing year and
for the translation of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
II. i. HOWELL, Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07

MARsHAL'S SALE-NOTICE Is HEREBY
M given that on Saturday, March Z. 1891, at 2
o'clock y. M, | will sell. At Smiley's stable. on
Park avenue, Helena, to the highest and hest bid.
der for onsh, tho following described stock now
in the city pound.
One bay horse. = white feet, blaze face.
Ono sorrel mu,c.
One. spotted cow, broken horns, branded d on
left hip
One spotted COW. branded Gu ON left hin,
One spotted heifer, branded II on right hin and
crop on rieht and split in loft ear.
One spotted COW, branded OF ON right hip and
crop off and split in left ear.
Helena, March 3, 1891. n. j.. GpoNIN.
City Marshal.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-06-25

Elaborate preparations are being made
for the annual Fourth of July picnic at
Cold Springs, aud it promises to be the
most enjoyable of any yet held at this fa-
nous resort. The committee on invita-
ton wish it distinctly understood that all
respectable, well-behaved people are cor
daily invited 10 come and bring their
picnic baskets. The dinner will be sup
piled on what is known as "the Atkins
plan"
A suitable number of popular speakers
have been invited, and what with good
speeches, inspiring music and fine din
ner, all will find something to entertain
and please. Capt Moreton informs us
that no speaking on political questions
will be in order. He says he has an I'M
usually large old blunder- buss, which will
be loaded to the muzzle and trained on
the rostrum, and the first speaker who
says politics or sub-Treasury will have 1t
turned loose on him at close range.
The LEADER thanks the genial Captain
for a special invitation to be present.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-06-25

The Alliance picnic at Grange Hall last
Saturday was attended by about $50 of
the most intelligent and well-dressed peO-
pie in that community, besides many from
IL distance. A good crop of candidates
were on hand, smiling and cheerful, and
the only thing that appeared to bother
them was that there was another big pic
mic in the county the same day and they
couldn't divide themselves by two and
shake hands with the crowd and eat din
ner at both.
Agreeable to previous announcement,
Dr.. X. II. Applewhite and the editor of
the LEADER delivered addresses on the
political issues of the day, and, consider
ing the length of the speeches, the heat
of the day and the dryness of the subject,
they were listened to with a patience and
attention never surpassed.
The good ladies of that community, who
honored the occasion and the speakers by
their presence, aud who have an estab-
lished reputation for serving fine dinners,
even excelcd themselves on this occasion
and bountiful feast was furnished to
all.
We were glad to learn that this Alliance
is increasing in membership, and we
know it contains among its membership
many of the very best citizens and farm
ers of the county.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-06-25
Electric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men,
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
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Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver
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Electric Bitters-entire satisfaction guar
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The Brookhaven leader., 1891-06-25
PICNIC AT HARD TIMES.
A Good Dinner and Popular Candidates
ON d-Back-ActIon Eject of
Private John Aliens speech.

on naturalization Eject of
Private John Aliens speech.
Editor Brookhavcn Leader:
According to previous announcement,
Hard Times Alliance met June 9th at 10
o'clock for the transaction of regular bus
mess.
At an early hour the members and
neighbQrs began to assemble with their
baskets, with the expectation of hearing
addresses from J. A. J. Hart and your
self We waited very patiently till IL
o'clock, when the speakers failing 10 put
in an appearance, dinner was AN
nouucrd We had few candi.
dates in our midst to-wit: Mr..
Bcacham, X. +. FUR, X. w. McNar
and Chas. McNair, and last but not least,
Mr.. +. A. May, our popular chnnccry
clerk. AS is well known, these men are
members of the Farmers Alliance and all
good men. AS to the two opposing can
didates for Sheriff it is very hard to tell
which will be successful, but there is not
the least doubt but what we will have
good one in Mr.. McNar or Mr.. Furr
either. 1t is great pity that every
county office could not be filed with such
material as the above gentlemen.
After dinner the Alliance was called to
order by our worthy President, and gen
eral business transacted. Applical ions
for membership poured in by the whole
sale, all the fruits of Private John Aliens
speech at Brookhaven. Although in OPP
position to the Alliance. it has done more
for the advancement of the Alliance than
the efforts of Il great many Alliance Lee
turcrs. Yours fratcrnally,
j. Il. LOTION.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-06-25
Presbyterian Mite Meeting.

The Mite Meeting given by the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church at Heuck's
Hall last Friday night was very enjoy
able affair. The program consisted of
lableaux, recitations, and last, but very
TAR from least, ice-cream. The attendance
was good, and nice sum was realized.
This entertainment was COTTON up on
quite short notice, and much credit is due
.ne ladies and gentlemen who conducted
= and all taking part, down TO the four
ooled beast whose Discrimination to leave
NC stage led the writer to infer that said
oeast was DESTROYS of appearing in an
encore
we hope that this is but the first of IA
"fies OF such entertainments.