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The Helena independent., 1892-07-04
Opportunity.

Opportunity.
Master of human destiny am
Fame. love and fortune on my footsteps
wait,
Cities and fields I walk. 1penetrate
Deserts and seas remote and passing By
Hovel and mart and palace, soon or late
KNOCK unbidden once at every gate.
If sleeping, wake; if feasting rise before
1turn away. 1t is the hour of state
And they who follow me reach every state
Gprtals dssire. snd conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt OK hssi-
tate
Condemned to failure, penury and woe
Seek me i'll vain and uselessly lmplore;
Ianswer mot. and return no note.
JSo. j. INGALLS,.
But fail ye not in this respect,
Seize every opportunity to travel
Over the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul
railway.
This Is the advice Of
Ggo. II. HEAFFoRp>
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. Ill
The Helena independent., 1892-07-04
Are You Suffering

From back ache, Inflammation of the blad-
der, brick dust deposit or stone in the blad-
der, or in fact any arrangement of the
kidneys or urinary organs? If thus afflicted
do not lose time and waste money on worth
less liniments and worse plasters, but strike
at the seat of the disease at once by using
tho greatest all of known remedies, the ce!-
sbrated Oregon Kidney Tea. Pleasant to
Alma.
The Helena independent., 1892-07-04
Illinois Central R. R.

respectfully presents its claims for
the new and every way desirable
SIOUX CITY ROUTE.
For folders and further partlcu.
lars call upon local ticket agent,
or address the undersigned at
Manchester. Iowa.
J. F. MERRY.
Asst General PASSENGER LQent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
CHAMPION ATHLETES WILL MEET.
Eational Meeting of the A. A, q. to be
Held iasNew York,

Eational Meeting of the A. A, q. to be
Held 1AsNew York,
The&nnual championship meeting Of
%ke Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States to be held at Manhattan Field,
Saturday, October l, promises to be the
gfeatest meeting or Its kind ever held in
Nhe wsEln. TheAeatries are pouring in
Arom Gd parts Of che United Sta tes.
sSeeHetRry Wilkins, Of the Mich
zgan A. c., yesterday entered
Themas Jackman Of mis- club. the champ
Ion ruhpeg OF che west. in the haIf-mile
fnn, and. w. Sanger, the acknowledged
yesseTn bicycle champion, has entered in
the twe1mile bicycle race. and the western
er1uk@are strongly Of opinion that he
viii atVe the greAtAad only Zimmerman,
WindfeRnd Tsyler asgrand race.
At meeting of the Local Games
Committee, held yesterday at the New
York SPORTING Timer Office, the following
memberstw were present: DC. Wilson, Jr,.
j. p, q. B~lackhurst, e. Cushman, Hugh
g. RsrtsRnd James e. Sullivan. Complete
arrangemenbsaw yer made TO take care OF
b yisitors on Saturday week. Special
rates have been obtained from the trunk
Hna passenger association and cheap ho-
tatsratss have been obtained fron ali the
pfomiRent hetel keaeers In New York
CITY. Tho committee decided TO reserve
the upper tier of the main grand stand for
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
L0RILLARDS AND CABLES.
They Have Arranged q Series of Base.
ball Games.

They Have Arranged q Series of Base
ball Games.
The Lorillard and Cable Athletic Clubs
have completed arrangements for a series
of games between the baseball teams of
the two clubs. The Cable A. c. did not
enter the Hudson County League, but
are positive that they have a stronger
team Than the Lorillards who won the
League championship. The Lorillards
are confident that their team can polish
off the Cables aud was eager to
meet them, and have no doubt as
to which is the best baseball nine
in the city. The announcement was
made in The NEWS two weeks
ago that the teams would meet. Our
contemporary, however. has been on the
verge OF Mysteries over a wild dream that
the Lorillards had refused 60 play. Even
as late as yesterday it accused the Loril-
lards OF cowardice. 1t was amusing for
representatives of the TWO clubs had n
conference almost a week ago and fixed
the dates for the series. The first game
will be played next Sunday, the date
given In the NEWS aud Oh the following
Sundays the secnnd and third games will
be played. Each will have out Its strong
est team. 1t promises to be the finest
exhibition OF amateur baseball given In
this city. -ft.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
PALMA'S Big WEEK.
Handsome Prizes to Be
Awarded the Winners
On Exhibition.
FAST MILE ON THE WHEEL
johnson Does 1t In Less Than Two
Minutes-Baseball and
Football.
MILE ON THE WHEEL

The Palma clubs committee has pro-
cured beautiful prizes for the winners in
the several tournaments next week.
They are on exhibition In the parlor and
ali a long table. They have ELECTED ex-
pvessions of admiration and the COM
mittee has been praised for its taste and
judgment. There are elegant vases,
dress suit cases. travelling bags, satchels,
smokers sets. safety razor sets, articles in
silver and silk umbrellas. A dozen
prizes will be distributed among the bill
lard and pool players, six for the card
players and Q special prize for the Odd
tFellows, as the coterie Of veterans Is
called wap nightly occupy the small card
room and play old sledge and rouncs. A
mystery prize is to be added for
the O. F's. The bowlers will compete
TOT four prizes, q silver pitcher and cup
and al silver smokers set are the best
prizes that will go to the two players
making the highest average in five games
at the head pin game. The other prizes
are q mammoth b~uttonhook and shoe
horn Of silver and a beautiful calendar of
ivory ana a flagree silver frame These
two prizes will be vol by the two players
yhosa average is nearest to the hidden
hRures. The President will fix Q mini
Mnm score and his figures will be sealed
before the tourney begins aud will not be
opened until the night of the stag, when
b names OF the winners will be an
houneed.
The competitions will be lively. The
shiHiard and pool players have been d.
vi&eA iRto two classes. The experLs are
s4nDlaas A, and all the others in Class B.
On the list there are forty four billiard
players in Glass A, and thirty-four pool
players In the Arst place. The list of en-
kEfestfer the card tournament average
over atty names.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
D. C. M~'NAUGHT0N,
Grand ST., near Warren St
EN- OTES

The speech made by President McArdla
at the meeting of the Liquor Dealers As.
ISOLATION is not regarded with much favor
by the Democratic leaders in this city.
and they do not hesitate to express them
selves.
Things are in a chaotic state in the new
Tenth district, and Assemblyman Tahen
may have Il hard time securing a renomi-
nation. The Republicans will make a
determined effort to elect their candidate
for the Assembly In this district. In
fact this is the OILY fight that the Repub-
licaIs will make.
Coroner Parslow has found q card
bearing the name of Leon Thompson,
Scranton. Pa, on the clothing of the body
of the unknown man who committed sui
eide bv taking carbolic acid. The cloth
ing is OF good quality and would lead one
to believe that the deceased was well
to do.
Odd Fellows Hall, heretofore the only
hall of any size in the city, has now q
formidable rival in the new building Of
the Hoboken Quartette Club. The
privileges for the new hall have been
leased by Fred Landman of Sands Point.
That once splendid organization, the
local Order of Elks, is going to pieces. 1t
is almost impossible to secure a quorum.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
are arranging to hold q fair on October
27 and %,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Gifts for the Pope.

Among the presents given to the Pope
In recent years are noticed a magnificent
altar of iRlaid woods given by the city of
Bologna. Missionaries have been most
generous in tiger skins and elephants
tusks with wondrous carvings. Princess
Ciothilde has sent q white satin robe
richly embroidered In gold. Caville Coll,
tue celebrated orgad maker, is Fl ishing
q monster instrument for st. Peters.
A cheese manufacturer has sent a dozen
enormous cheeses, and a cooper a huge
wiRe cask. Some Irish peasants give half
a yard of fine linen, and the collection Of
gifts in its confusion and the wide lati-
tude shows the great popularity OF his
Holiness.-Ihe Christian at Work.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Sale Of Corsets.

Made of fine French CoutilIe, ex-
ira long waists, double side steels,
corded bust; drab, cert and white,
6ec.
Ladies' white Underwear, all wool
Vests and Pants. We are III position
to sell you Underwear at lower rates
than all the dry good goods houses
put together, price tomorrow,
75c.
1000 pairs Ladies' Black Cotton
Hose, plain, drop stitched and Richie
lieu ribbed, price,
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, fast color
colored border. he~mstitched; bargain
counter will sell 1, 900 of them tonor-
row at
sc.
Children's extra long fast black
Hose, double heel and toe, special
feature for tomorrow,
Boys sateen Windsors, dandy ar
ray OF patterns cut down to
sc.
Boys Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, sizes "A to "a, Saturdays
price,
25c.
Boys Waists - The celebrated
Mothers friend-25 different styles
plain blue and fancy cheviots, plait-
ed front and back, go at acc
You gentlemen wanting all-wooI
scarlet underwear, please remember
you car save quite some by buying
your wants of us. Hundreds of diff
ferent styles and grades are in.
Among the many we call your at
tention to our Single and Double
Breasted Shirts, Drawers TO match,
Price 9 8 c..
Mems Extra Heavy All-Wool
Working Shirts, full size, SO inch
long, yoke and double stitched,
$I.Io-
Mems Neck Dress. Will come for
ward with its dandy novelties to-
morrow 49,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Shoe Yourselves

In the best equipped shoe depart
ment in the State. We sell shoes at
value end guarantee every pair.
Mems genuine French calf, hand
welt Shoes, lace and Congress; this
one of the best made shoes on the
globe, 8 different styles, So. O
Mems heavy and light weight
Shoes; no shoe house In the country
will sell such quality and make for
less than 49, 90; our price, $t.o8
112 pair Mems SIS and Sc Hand
Sewed Patent Leather Shoes, no
two pair of a kind, broken lots and
sizes, this our reason for rushing
out So and Sc Shoes at $3.50
Ladies hand sewed Diamond
Patent Leather Zip Button Shoes,
81 so Shoes, yours at $2.98
Misses 50. 90 Straight Goat, spring
heel, lace and button, widths A to
E, sizes ii to 2, price $-4S
Children will buy 500 pair $1.25
bright Dongola Patent Leather
Tip Button, sizes 8 to II, at 75c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Si.9O SHORT PANTS SUITS.

Excellent ATWOOD, wear-resisting
Suits of hobby Cassimeres, Good
Styles, colors which will not soil
readily-would be cheap at double
the price. Single Short pants at 29c.
and 4Sc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
s3.S5 SHORT PANTS SUITS. S5.75 LONG PANTS SUITS.

A host of styles of All-Wool Chew
lots, Worsted Cashmere suits, which
should bring So and IS, very neatly
made. Gotten up with extra regard
for durability and ft-in Single or
Double-B Breasted style.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
IN LESS THAN TWO MINUTES.

-
IL Mile Tra>k.
johnson, OF Minneapolis. made q final
stab at the bicycle mile record, flying
start. Yesterday on the ~Kite-shaped track
at Independence, Iowa His time,
2:04 4-5, standing start, WAS the speediest
yet recorded, but yesterday's mile is
almost beyond belief. 1t Is, however,
authentic, being timed by several timers,
judges and referees. The time by quar-
tiers was 0:29H, O:5Ss4. LASS, l:56 80.
Zimmermau's admirers believe he can
excel Johnson's marvellous performances
pendence track to maket the attempt, IL
Is the fastest track in the country.
The wheelerS OF the Palma Club Will
have u special session tomorrow night.
The bicyclists Of the Jersey City A. g.
will run to Coney Island on Monday.
The Palma bike drivers will have an
excursion on Sunday.
It is estimated that the collection OF
prizes won in bicycle contests by A. A.
Zimmerman, of Freehold, Is worth about
$25, 000. MI, Zimmerman Is, but twenty
two years old and has been riding six
years. Most of his prizes were won in the
last three years. He is reported to have
This Is net a big salary though for q lad
that can ride a mile In the exceptional
time of 2.06 45.
johnson is a wonder. The Minneapolis
boy is described as young. small and
slender.
The scheme to form a professional
league will be vigorously opposed by the
League of American WheeImen, who de-
sire to retain OF the list the cracks who
will be tempted to enter the professional
league. The Racing Board of the L.. A.
W. has called a meeting for October 90,
and one OF the matters to be discussed
then will be the settlement of the prize
question. While the l.. A. w. have at
present no intention of adopting cash
prizes, they have under consideration a
plan which they will sugge to Che Ma
tional Assembly, to so change the anna
teu rule that the amateur racing men
Will realize a fair equivalent for their
racing. 1t is believed that they will form
a pro-amateur class.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Small Gloves Will BE Worn.

The Eagle Athletic Club will hold its
tournament tonight at Amsberg's The
York. There will be some lively sport
for the rich prizes. Small gloves will be
used. Harry Neumeyer, the Eng
1ishman, and Frank Craig. "the
Harlem Coffee Cooler" Frank Mcguire
of Elizabeth, ana Billy job of the
Clipper A. G., Tommy Kelly Of Hoboken
and Billy Wallace all should make CON-
tests Of the most interesting order. The
bouts will be of six rounds each and well
contested from start to finish.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23

This price represents but one line of
long pants Suits (boys' ages from thir-
teen to nineteen years.. We have
better ones at $3.50 and $500
which cannot be duplicated any
where.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
BARRYS ARE WILLING.
Thay Will Play the Kickhams Again
and for a Big Purse.

and for q Big Purse.
Mir. William Barry, standard bearer of
the William Barry Association, winners
of the New Jersey A. c. championship
banner on Labor Day, called upon Editor
Sullivan of the New York Sporting Times
yesterday and said that he would be
pleased to meet Mr.. Roche Of the Kick
hams to make a match with MIR. Roche,
as he suggests in his letter of last Satur-
day. Mr.. Barry is willing to MAXI q
match for $500, the winning team 10 take
everything. He will meet Mr.. Con
Roche at Sporting Times office, 241 Broad
way. any Gay Ii hour to ratify the con-
test.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
THE BOSTON
Citizens of N. j., Don't YOU Fool Yourselves

by ddNeutng III go" a. mow-odays! If there womd be NJ 80 Mems "Ns
sold at $40 81 Chadrens Suits Sold at $L98-Gs some newspapers HJOrm-hheTe
W0ud b. plenty of Buyers around WihOMt GdUertisGng them; so 10 not ing
stock I'm that gift of CAB of some of these NU York clothing feUOWs-WhO Omy
try to a ym OUert to heir place of business, NJ a. hen t0c yW $O Jr
Suits yow can bmy right here at sig. W e are mow settling -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
OFF for Canada.

The New JERSEY A. G. team leave for
Canada today. Champion Day will COM
10 the pole vault, e. Ajertberg in the
mile nj and e. E. Barnes In the jumps
and hurdle races.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Athletic Arena.

Harry Barclay Of the Lorillard A. G.
will compete in the broad jump. and
Glossy In the half-mile and mile races at
the games of the Riverside A. q. at
Newark tomorrow afternoon.
The Garfield A. G. will hold its ami
versary reception tomorrow evening at
its rooms, NO. 80 Linden avenue.
The Y. NJ. g. A. athletes of New York
State will hold the State games at Mott
Haven tomorrow afternoon. The strug-
giles for tha branch and Individual cham
pionshlps promise 10 be exceedingly keen
Throughout the State there are $4,000
members of the Y. M. G. A., and the man
who wins will indeed be q champion. AS
to the branch champion ship there is a grea
deal of doubt. The in International sys-
tenn Of prizes goes In effect for the first
time at the coming championship. Every
man scoring over 200 points gets a prize.
Those who score between 200 and 300
points will receive a bronze medal; be-
tween 300 and 400 a silver medal, and be-
and between 400 and 900 points a gold
prize.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23

The Castle Point Cyclers will have a
d OH Sunday to Pompton. This is a
favorite trip and they expect q large turn
out They will start at 8 o'clock In the
morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
Strikes. spares and Breaks.

The Empires will not open the season
until the first Tuesday In October.
The Humors had an interesting open
ing. They bowled a team match, and as
the scores were close they had plenty of
fun and excitement. Weller upset the
pins IN a lively manner and was six over
the second century mark. The scores:
Team No. Weller, 206; Grimm, 1853;
Fuller. 1871; Zobel. 1872; Kern. 1913; Klies-
rath. 137; Newberg. 100. Total, 1.O12.
Team No. a DIR. Adams,
IFS. A. Weller. 1872; Conrad, 146; Stedtz.
1871; Meggin, 1872; Jacobs, liz; Cooney, 1877.
Total, 1904.
Proprietor Baylis contemplates convert
ing the basement Of Clinton Hall into q
bowling alley.
The Night Owl Club is a new club In
Hoboken. Its officers are: President. H,
F. Smith; Secretary and Treasurer, T.
Thaden: Captain, @. N. Pals.
The Ladies' Holzhacker Bowling Club
has been organized with Mrs. Horstman.
President; Mrs. Topser. Secretary, and
Mrs. Moller, Treasurer. They will bowl
at Naumendort's alleys on River street.
HobQken.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
ladies With their escorts. Entries will
close with James L. Sullivan, No. 24l
broadway, on Saturday next.

The Republican party is so eager for
pure elections that 10 Donts to enforce
them dH the South UGth the aid of
bayonetS.
At is the same Republican party
sohich Dith the aid of ''crisp neW 50
btLlS" corrupted the entire cote OF In
diana IN 1888. by purchasing all the
GCGiiGble '.UoGterS' in blocks OF.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23

This superb line Of tailor-made
Suits will compare with any in Amer
lea at $ss and $50. Custom tailors
can't surpass the styles, finish, ma
terial or fit. They include English
Clays, sc. Our price but
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07

TIE FIVE OF THE ELECTION FlNDS HE RI
p1-B1IcANs AGGRESSIVE AND CONTTuENT.
The eve of the battle of ballots In Union 'ouhtY
finds the Republicans active. aggressive ana cohnde
OF success II now looks II there would Dc cica
-veep Of all the Offices on the ticket for the kcpuD
Hcans DESPITE the strenuous efforts made during Inc
Inst veek By the Democratic leaders 10 smooth over
The factional stIfe thnt hos been raging since ie
Congress and County conventions. and 10 bring 10
gc,her the warning elements, the attempt mas ho'
proved successful. John 7. Dunn Is mahhS a E4''
de- perate effort TO pull through by the a'd OF kpup
ncan votes ard is ncOing the county with E"Pibhc"h
tickets which have his name pasted neatly over
tha. Of the Republican Congress candidate. THIS az
tempt at deception, however. will be unsucc 's,fu
Us the game Is too transparent To succeed,
The feeling In Railway Is BIT er against Dunn ana
Gor,cr the candidate for County Clerk ard they
Will be knifed by over half the disguised Democrats
Of that city, while in Planf ID Dunn viii set badly
scratched lie will also be cut heavily In summit
saG Union, both Democratic townships
John Kcan, ir., hAs made Il splendid canvass oi
Union County and the Republican Committee /, con
Ndcnt he will carry it by handsome majority il
every Republican does his du Y. In Elizabeth aohc
hundreds Of DcmOcIats, who never would tIink oi
voting anything but the straight ticket, openly de
clare thcir intention this time to vote for In" Kc
Ucau candidate for Governor. Addcd 10 this IS Mr.
Kcau's own p0pu!aIi'y IN Union, which mas AWAY
Zen shoun when he ran Tor Once.
are better it Is thought, IL Union than they Werc
tour years ago, and 1t IS not cApec'cd hat CcVeIu
wiz nave more tn 1OJ majority ulls tnic III uc
county II 1t reaches hat figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07
THE SrBJKE SITUATION IN SEW-ORLEAyS.

New-Orleans, Nov. 6.-The strike situation today
shows no Improvement. 1t rained very hard all day
aud the strikers mostly kept Indoors so there
were no eases of violence. as might have been ex-
pected among those who work on Sunday. The con
ference committee OF the aborers and merchants met
at noon with Mayor Fitzpatrick. but the merchants
ended the session In short order by announcing that
they would take the draymen aud warehousemen
only. uncondltlonally Typographical Union No. II,
which refused to go out Friday, decided 70 20 out
at I O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The meeting lasted four hours. and was very
stormy one. But OF the newspapers here Is
union, but two will be compelled to
sus pend until n settlement Is reached. The electric
Hight workers awaiting word from the National
headquarters. The gas works will be compelled to
shut down tomorrow. Although the labor leaiers
are counseiEg peace and order. the state militia Is
in readiness for any emergency. the police force
would be inadequate 10 cope with the strikers. Am
mInIfion distributed AT the irm0re, tonight and
all the companies are prepared To assemble at
moments notice.
The Executive Council Of the Knights Of Labor Is
holding a long session tonight. IL Is thought sh6y
win tndorse the federated unions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07
no veteran could cOnscienously support Cleveland

no veteran could conscieniously support Cleveland
and stevenson.
The Newark Evening News an ind pendent Demo
cratic paper, has done splendid service in supporting
John kran. tr., for Governor. Its editorials on
Democratic ring methods and ring candidates have hen
particularly scathing The News" has conducted is
campaign on the line that while Judge Werts may
retain personally the respect Of the people Of New
Jersey, they cannot trust him. because he f. In the
lands of the ring which he has In times past served
With unquestioned zeal.
John Fennel jr, the Republican candidate for Sur.
rogate Of Morris County. Is firm I'm his belief
that. although tho fight in NcwJor,cy will Doe close
one Mr. Kean VIII win. lie IT'S tat Morris County
will give the Republican candidate for Governor a
a.Orty Of 200 more
a great bicycle parade will b" held in Painfeld to-
night under The pccS OF the Republican WheHmen $
Association For the purpo'c OF making the rardc aS
la g. AID attractive po,lbc. general invitation
has been extended 70 all bicycle rd rs hercabui 90
join In The Republican demonstration with Wheels
CayN decorated and with lighted lanterns.