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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

sh- WA ehiid o, parents In snezgn
esrrasnstan snd WAs compelled 10
work Du1r fnr year or
sA.e had ssesn working 80 a sery aut girl
in shr hnnae u NORM Carpenter. the
a~1sfsg miller. she aas ~ frequently
seem ia 4 Ars@eniers company that the
Dsigi4i.zrs -gos to taking" This talk
sggts ezhss - tbe ears 81 the principals
issssn Afterwards the discovery u Zara
..urEs' ls4lsy t@la She STORY which led 10
Eszrfs~nisss'6 arrest. The tirrga8stanses
aen1 ~ shaw thsi ths vac
an had made desperate
ssruyyie - save brr lie Marks OF k-r
beA1 showed that her skull had been
isrDss2 with . sAsaTy instrument The
stosrs; q = whip va f5nah On Tie bus,-
$40 81 whaeA y ~ evidence Of blood
sHsStk u aleIs had b ea eSreiuiiy washed
sgag. Gsrp%ntar scsaow lodged that
ihe ship vas Als- Aft4eward IL was
sKaEa5nsd b. - chemist, Who dispr0sed
fti~ blood theory. CARPENTER was &C
gait6sd strAage ~ cay nobody else
arss ever arrested for the crime Car
r. nter alters ard la,st all his property
4ssa l@ft fAnessin a human wreck
Wssanard 9eEt the drift 81 crime,
sbssAe nszt victim uAs Pauline Ray
rsSfd, a han frznrisoo shop girl. whose
body w1s found ca the beach At Puget
Found ThithsY she had gone In com
yaRy with Theodore Bztils. George
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

- she very details nf crimes To-day
we bear OF An insane woman killing
Aer kssbe In Texas 81, asorraw
szGaE.Ar exfszsc takes place IN Indiana,
nexs 6Ay . Massachusetts wusnan
xssasrsiss q MAle afrxscity. There
arc zzAay essabae cases so ssrSrs thai
rrsmae r2o~es ia waves There ars none
rnrrse exsxcsxss than S1A. which swept
fx,osm Hast so VI est IN issi. II was a
snsanesss5ssa "a UHr3sr mysteries which
s.csE1a - SavSn Rock and ended at
PSges SSuuG Ore
TAae sxse3&e cf she mother Of Jeanne
crazzaer al New Haven. Goun-, . few
Gays AFRO recalls osAe OF the greatest of
shes<e murder Myss&EseS- The eircum-
stances Surrounding she death of
senEsa Crazzer. whose body Was found
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

RESPONDENT. Lord Randolph he
came very Jealous of Victor attention
to his vile. 80 the gos- ip says. which
accounts for his alleged declaration in
favor o. divorce.
ether authorities sav that it is not
divorce but III nev that the Lord seeks
Lord Randolph Churchill is the
Youngest brother Of the Duke OF MARI
borough who n fried the rich widow
of the late Louis Hammersley of New
Yerk eity. He was born in ISL, and
received his eiu alton at Oxford nj
versitv. Soon q lter his graduation he
visited America and ut society
ball me- the daughter Of Leon
art JerLma, who was wel-kuown
belle, became infatuated with
her and an engagement was soon an
nouneed. The wedding at Grace church
was one long to be RENE mbered by
those who attended. Once before Lord
Churchill became 50 jealous of his wife
and this weak-kneed sprig of nobility,
who is known as Il ollars and Cuffs. >
that the danger of a separation became
apparent 10 "Randy's" sister, Lady
Winborne, and through her fnesse
there was a reconciiia ton.
Lady Churchill before her marriage
and departure for England was a great
fave rite in New y ork society She was
educated abroad and her love OF her
native land often caused heated dis
cussions with her classmates during
her school days. She had many adj
mires among the society youths Of her
native city, but seemed to have no pre-
ference until She met her husband. 1t
was generally conceded by those who
We're intimate wi h both families
that her marriage to Lord
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

By means of recently invented process u
tho manufacture of rifles as many as nv =.
rels can now be rolled III an hour by one l, -,
chine. They are Strengthened cold ana o 'ois.
with corresponding speed, and even the rlnns
is done automatically SO that on Iian vii y.
ing six machines can turn out sixty or se'eu''
barrels per day. With the old riiling n'a
chimes twenty barrels were about the iin'i'.'
days work, but the improved machile' -
tend to everything after being started, a'',
when the riding is completed ring bel =
call the attention of the workmen.-on ''as'
Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

into nobility she has hard row 70 noe zoe,
:. ,,' n sneak. BY the English ariS'os-
rs,,v sbe is considered as unfit Tor ,neir
s.n.;e;y. She is likened unto the whi. '
woman who marries respeetan PIE coz,
nr,f man. Stunned even by those on
her own sex among whom She has cast
her lot ,o-
The men tolerate her society 90
casionally- ,f,,.,,h;u
: =, n..,..n,,,a n defendant in divorce
case. American girls Will oe taught an.
other lesson. Among those VINO so"s nv
her society Is Prince Atper' EuN"l> ::
Victor. eldest son OF the Prince vi
Wales. He is named as prospective
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

The use Of the musqlito has been at last
discovered Professor Webster says tina.
injurious organic matter III the water, in
stead Of deeomposing and poisoning people,
i changed into 'wiggie tails which, in due
time besofne mosquitoes, and the winged
matter flies away, leaving the water purified
b. the extent Of thsir ability to remove the
impurities IL fish are kept in the water
they eat the '~iggls-taiis,' and grow large
enough To serve a. food for man. Thus the
poisonous ingredient II impure water be-
comes bealthfui food Without mnsquito,s
mont narshy OF s~ampy lsnd would DO dan
gerousiy irisalubrious. ~ Boston Budget.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

TVS essEEhSterg are tias f4nss 2Esirqset-
isE esezsssss u tAe grVyes q aakA ard
cahtg trees sz Europe, kssA The suthaglsask
siEgs . rxaFpiasss AAf as.HsEss TIE Essfs
&2at aHuxzete& nasskNrs q; the beet IS
ara beng Destroyed every ye@F uzAy -
E7rsse4 tgsa1 ths t*pars - t&ls eozh;y q
fsssa.tseFg Ga isse sslsNa - Eaessss here
AAas yeSs ssnEfSY $50 600 Nas pGsd fgf
80 go ssszs8s * uls ksfStsrs, "a tsAsiy
So $50 lsss "a dss beetles 0ssy eSugta,
ks5ass1. Ans tstssrsacd - fAs t5ssts~ sozss-
rE.as&srsa,s. Il 1tzfs4SD News
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

ne now have the electric light TO aid
Us IN our dental operations says ~
rrnyn, and find by its use | can a.
cover imperfections in cavities I hano
prepared that had previously escna aa =
my attention. Why? Beca,,.e Peo
y RI = ilght glves paler white light and
= :, r,.. NOR intense than daylight. This
i - par'ieui.'rly 90 in that form of decay
nn"w as The white decay. You may
prepare the cavity with the ordinary
sats, having II seemingly perfectly dry
ana a magnifying glass win show no,,
~, ~ ',I psIIec,ions, but with the aid of
the electric light You find them Vi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Churchill was a genuine love match
Lady Churchill is a great favorite al
court ana at all society events. She is
fearless cross-country rider and no
meet Is considered complete without
her presence. Lady Churchill is well
known on this side OF the water bv
those who were in society twenty Years
ago, and not breath OF suspi ion ever
attached to her character. Murb sur-
prise IS manifested at the rep TT.
i he story about the alleged domestic
inhuehty which has been widely puh.
lished IN London. has brought forth
denlhls without numi or. but the CORE
spohaents seem to be better informed
Ihan those who are most interested
he attentions Of Prince Albert arc
said TO be nothing more than noIite
intercourse Some say Lord ChurchilI
must be very jealous man. which il
probably the case. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Ggss TIA. go 90 tasd aAlns are nos
GOTTA sss'a u Tan NAiSfsl HssturF rsszsszEa
a. bssssA kesis3zl Etas. Isss8aa. A ssosssi
hr4eisa sQA ~ fa,e esslsNFstlG a 70. eg9 srees-
sssiAs Hss1s - ia late alsfgl4s * Tsss-s-
nA2s. aAAs y as Ssgse@atss1 by CNgt W.
E4zDs&Ys ;ts EGiafslsste usPtseN, sts
has ssSlaass la A4s <4ft sssa TMpe38aae
ts'r&gs, sszzi'fsszss as@ray 1000 orafiAe
Aesaesa VDaaHsss, rzs&ng - shea9 sfsy rare
AID fAiGAssis. - AFkEzsszw Ys1seAss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

more about him. Nobody seems
To know the exact
date 81 his arrival there. hut highway
rotberies have been Of 81 frequent &C
cUrrenee lately shat this evacuation at
any time would not Ike disputed and
no questions ns5rd- His residence is
unknown II i supposed, however,
that there il a cave somewhere on the
island la whi>h he h~ld forth. lie
makes his appearance in the roads at
least once a day. Nobody cares to fol
low hun ~ late the police have
taken the matter in hand and it is Elk.
pee.ed that his capture will be effected
soon The accompanying portrait Of
the bandit i from d sketch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

"We frequently take a mans peture Nv
of the Rogues' gallery and cancel his res"''
said Inspector Byrnes.
when he dies!' ,r.,
eyes, and when he reforms also VIZ" ,,.a
we have evidence that man is trying 'v L.,
straight we are always ready to help ~
and will remove his picture from the hos~ WI
gallery when requested. These pictures sav
the accompanying records are nleu a n.a
where we can reach them should VIC -
them. New York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

here are three artesian wells 1oc.+oa
almost on line within a runnin,, a. AZ
s sAiiee OF ZOO feet in sonoma, Cal.
" ~ I'm yleld between 1000 900 and
40 700 gallons Of water every twenty
l"uf hoars \ subterranean stream
runs beneath the town. 81 III
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
CRIME COMES IN WAVES
so THINK SOME OF the
CLOSEST OBSERVERS.
xHRER CHEAT MURDER MvS-
rKnsK~ nHeaLLEn.
Tans ~ Iemnfe TRAINER. Eara Daraas
ard Pasiis< 9armeaA surrounded
~ Afnsess >snssisr rzrwumsssaees-
oxxufr~a In >ae~<~sa~a-

O X 8 c RIM e
travel in waves
zrvwn East tss West
and vhee versa the
ssazzse as rsilrsssSt
A<xiSsenss and knr-
ss.asesT
yos should Ask
this question Of a
rs.s1< observer Of
criminal events
the azsuer would
be aArmativc.
Ii seems 80 even
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Que-n Victoria Is an autograph collector.
and shs has recently added 10 Der American
department an autograph Of Andrew Jack
Son.-Chieago News
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
LONDON SHOCKED AGAIN.
TINS TIME LORD AND LAZY
CHURCHILL DO 1T.
u,IL "aaNpN" ASK FOR \ III
SoReEs
m. Fair American VIE Weee''
To. Much Attention From Primes
.f VALE. No. a-AmerieRn 's
C.. Another Good warning.

YER THE SEA
comes the news
that Lord Ran
dolph Churchill
is about TO apply
for II divorce
from his Amer
lean wife TINS
Is startling news
to most Auer-
leans. To Euro
paans it is only
an ordinary AZ
fair. looked for
from the first
When an Amer
i,,sn girl narries
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

A Lisbon, N. H., shoe peg. man 1sa n.
urer found sale in Germany for .ne 3
TIRE production this year Of his fac'o''
"a, 900 bushels.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
The LONG ISLAND BANDIT.
Tenn Richardson Manages TO Keep His
Hiding Place.

Ii Is not often that a real, genuine
six-siay.go- as yot. please bandit takes
up his abode right In the midst of aris-
tocraiie refinement To Long Island,
New York. belongs the honor of pos
ssssing the only bandit now operating
east % the Rocky mountains He is
known SIS Bandit Tom Richardson.
Nobody seems 10 care 10 know any
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Dig two graves before curxiLS a neighbor,
Japanese Proysrb.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

The Constitutional club of London na' :
membership of G,400.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
Davis Contestants Ask That the
Court Dismiss the Petition
for Probate.
Which Being Promptly Refused
They Begin the Presentation
Of Evidence.
The Proponents Evidently Keservine wit.
Hesses TIL Their Turn Comes for
Rsbuttai-State News.

BUTTE. July a.-[Special. THE pro-
poneEts finished their case in the Davis
will trial to-day. The examination of Mrs.
Downey was concluded. j. G. sconce was
recalled for additional examination in re-
gard to an arrest for stealing set OF har-
ness. He testified that ths proceedings
were before justice of the peace and that
lie had been discharged without any evil
dence against him. Sconce was also asked
If he had not been arrested four times for
stealing hogs and denied 1T. He also de-
MED that he had been charged four times
with stealing sheep in Iowa. Only two
witnesses had been examined when the
proponents finished and it is evidently their
intention to bring on the other witness in
rebuttal The contestants. through Attorney
Clayberg, then asked that the court enter
an order refusing the probate of the will
offered and dismissing the petition for pro-
bate on the grounds that proponent had
failed to produce sufficient proof to war
rant the probate of the alleged will, and
had failed to produce proof of the facts re-
quired by law to allow the probate of a will
This WAS denied. The contestants opened
their case by w. J. Steckel, cashier of the
Exchange bank in Bloomfield Ia, swear
ing that the will is in the handwriting OF
j. H. Eddy, even to the signatures of James
and Job Davis. The case is adjourned un-
til Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
ONE WAS HANGED.
Tho Others Died With Their Boots on.
Various Ways.

Tho Others Died With Their Boots on, in
Various Ways.
HoUsToN,. Texas, July 31.-William Cald-
we'll, colored, was hanged here to-day at the
county Jail. His neck was broken, and he
was pronounced dead at the expiration of
eight minutes. The crime for which Cald-
we'll was executed was the killing Of DR.. G.
M. Shambler on the night of July 81, 1883.
This was the first murder in what became
notable vendetta between what was known
as the "Jaybird" and "Woodpecker' fao-
tions in Fort Bond county. Warfare OK
lsted for two years between these factions.
exterminating whole families, and scores
of men were murdered during its
reign, vet Caldwell is the only person who
met judicial death on account of it. DR..
Shambler was prominent "Jaybird" and
leader of the opposition to those
who were controlling the political destiny
of Fort Bend county at that time Cald-
we'll was "Woodpecker," or republican.
On the night of the assassination DR..
shamblsr WAS holding family prayer meet
ing at house near Richmond, Fort Bend
county, when suddenly a load of buckshot
was fred through the window. DIR. SHAM
bier fell to the floor and expired, still hold
ing closely the bible from which he had
been reading. Caldwell had been renting
4 farm from the murdered man, and there
had been trouble between them. The evil
dence on which lie was convicted was
puroly Circumstantial
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
THE PLACE OF HORRORS.
Another Wreck Added to Ohio's Lon
n List of CatastrOphes

another Wreck Added to Ohio's Long
Y List OF CatastrOphes.
BELLAIRE. Ohio, July 31.-Another horror
has been added to the long list of railroad
accidents in Ohio. This morning the pas
senRer OF the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE d Cincin-
patti narrow gauge railroad left the track
three miles south of Bellaire, two cars be-
ing overturned and dragged some distance.
Seventy passengers were on the train and
the two cars turned over were crowded,
Assistance was soon at hand from other
passengers and trainmen and when all
were finally taken out Of the wrecked cars.
II was found that fourteen people had been
injured, four seriously and one fatally.
The train was running forty-tiye miles an
hour and as it reached curve the cars
were noticed to sway violently, and an
needing the cries for passengers to keep
their seats rush was made for the doors.
Many frightened passengers had reached
the platform when the cars Jumped the
rails, and when they turned over in another
minute these were hurled into the ditch.
he seriously injured are as follows:
John Morris, baggagemester, will die:
Charles McElroy. John Irwin, G. p. Will
cox. In addition to these, many were bad
ly b uised, but were able to take care of
themselves, and this afternoon they went
to their destination.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
Hetty Again Out of Court.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Mrs Hettie H. Il.
Green, wealthy New York woman was
again defeated to-day in phase of the
protracted litigation which she brought to
set aside the sale of section 81, township of
Cicero, Cook county, to the Grant Locomo-
tive works of New Jersey, for something
over $50, GOO. When. under the former de-
clsaon. she failed to have the sale set aside,
the present suit was begun on behalf Of her
children, she setting forth that as they
were not parties to the former suit they had
not had their day in court. Judge Iuley.
OF the circuit court, in decision rendered
to-day. holds that the children were not
properly parties to the suit, that they could
only establish claim after their mothers
death, that they might die before her. 40
their claims might never mature. The bill
was accordingly dismissed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
Prince Ferdinand's Love Troubles.

The lot of prince of relgning family
in regard to love and marriage ia some
times an unhappy one. Prince Ferdinand,
heir to the throne of Roumania. who
wants to marry Miss Vaonresoo, Ron
mnnian belle at court, is passing through
this experience. She is beautiful and cul-
turea, and belongs to one of the first and
oldest families in the county. Had he
been IMPLY visiting foreignet then there
would have been no obstacles in the way of
his marriage. But Hs he is heir TO the
throne. the people of the country and the
newspapers seem to bo divided i'll the opin-
ion as to the wisdom of such a mar riage.
The great mass of the people are much
pleased with Prince Ferdinand's selection
of daughter of the country TO sit upon
the throne. Those who are opposed to the
match are mainly politicians and aristo-
Gratis. They n opposed to the marriage
Of prince who has claims to the throne
sith II girl from the people, lest it should
ve some family or other undue prepond-
noe in the affairs OF the country and
lead to jealousies and all kinds of in
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
jerome Park Meeting.

JEROME PARK. July 31.-Sweepstakes, five
furlongs-Correction won, Orageuse second,
Walcott third. Time, 1929.
Sweepstakes, four urlongs--Prohibitio
won. Annie Queen second. st. Pancras
third. Time, :5O4.
Sweepstakes, mile and one ne-sixteenth-Es-
quimau won, Marguerite second, Edgar
third. Time, 1:5415.
Handicap sweepstakes, steeplechase, short
course, mile and six furlongs-Futurty
won, Delaware second, Ecarte third. Time,
3:42.
Handicap sweepstakes, five furlongs-
Walcott won, Lima second, Beck third.
Time. 1:O4.
Sweepstakes. six furlongs-Airshaft won,
Arnold second, Quartermaster third. Time,
1:l91a.
Handicap, sweepstakes, mile and one fur
long-Chesapeake won, Westchester second,
Edgar johnson third. Time, 1:57s4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
Good Young Man Gone Wrong.

IoursvuLE, Ky, July 3l.--Sylvesrer Il.
Young, cashier of the southwestern divis-
ion of the Chesapeake n Ohio railway, is
missing, and it is alleged that he is de-
faulter. Young was to-day assisting to
prepare tho pay car for its monthly trip
over tho road. Shortly after three O'Clock
he disappeared. At four o'clock tho rail-
way officials notified police headquarters
mated at $4,000. Z he police, up to a late
hour, had been unable to trace him, Young
had been regarded rs u man of exemplary
habits. and had been prominent in Sunday
school aud church AFFAIRS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
RECIPROCITY WITH SPAIN.
Tho Treaty Recently Negotiated II Form.
ally Prom ulgnted.


WASHINGTON, July al.--The Spanish reci-
procity treaty and diplomatic correspond
ence relating thereto was made public to-
day, the president issuing proclamation
announcing the full text OF the treaty.
Under the terms OF the treaty tho following
articles manufactured In the United States.
and included In what Ia termed transitory
schedule. will be admitted into Cuba
and Porto Rico free, after Sept. next:
Meats, salt and canned; ierked beef, cx-
cepted: lard, tallow, fresh dried and
smoked fish; canned oysters and salmon;
oats, barley. rye, buckwheat and flour Of
these grains; starch, maize and other ALI
mentary products OF corn, excepting corn
meal; cotton seed oil and meal cake OF
sald seed FOR cattle; hay, straw and bran;
ralsins; vegetables; iesin; turpentine;
wool Of all kinds; wagons. sewing ma
chimes; raw petroleum, coal and ioe.
The following articles will be admit.
ted on the payment OF duties:
stated Corn 2b cents per 100 Kilograms;
corn meal, 70 cents; wheat, from January l,
iS32, ~ cents; wheat flour from the same
time. H.. Butter and cheese, refined petro-
leum and boots and shoes, will be admitted
At a reduction OF 25 per cent. From July |.
1857, as definite arrangement, the follow
ing articles will be admitted free: Marble.
JhspeI, hlhuhSbtr ana Otn6f stones lnClud-
ing cement; mineral waters. ice, coal.
pitch, tar, resin. turpentine, as
phalt, raw petroleum.. bricks and
tiles. gold and silver coin. pia
iron, iron pipes. beams. rafters, wrought
iron, steel wire nails, screws, nuts and
pipes, raw cotton. cotton seed, oil and meal
cake. tallow and other animal crease:
books and pamphlets woods OF all kinds;
manures, agricultural implements and ma
chincry: materials and articles for public
works. such as railroads, tramways and
roads; salted and canned meats, ierked beef
excepted, butter lard, fish OF all kinds.
canned oysters and salmon; oats, barley.
rye, buckwheat and flour OF these grains:
starch, maize and other alimentary pro-
ducts OF corn, except corn meal; fruits, ex-
cept raisins; vegetables, hay. straw and
bran; trees, plants, shrubs and garden
seeds; tan bark. Many other articles will
be admitted at reduced rates of duty.
1t is understood that -four which, on it's
expectation from the United States, has
been favored with drawbacks shall not
share in the foregoing reduction of duty.
The provisional arrangement, az set forth
in Che transitory, schedule shall come to
end July |, 1892, and be substituted by the
definite arrangement outlined auove.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-01
Not the Lowest Bidder.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.--Secretary Tracy
has finally decided to award the contract
for building cruiser No.13 to Cramp 81 Sons,
OF Philadelphia, although the Bath Iron
works. of Maine, we're the lowest bidders.
In explanation of his action the secretary
says the Bath company cannot build
the engines. but propose TO sub
let that part of the work, and
it would be inconvcnient to have tho hull
and engines built at different places; fur
ther, that the Bath company admit that
they could not complete the vessel within
contract time, and tinallv that it would be
too great risk to give the building of one
of the most important ships in the navy TO
II new and inexperienced firm.