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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
ISKIERKI TELEGRAFICzNE Q "a OCEANU

ODESSA. - Wczoraj wyruszylo
ztad W podr6z do Amery Xxi 300 zy-
dow z dotknietych zaraza prowin-
cyl.
LoNDYN. Z Teheranu W Persyi
donosza, ..ze tam cholera sic zmniej-
sza. Byfo onegdaj. 200 wypad-
k6w smierci, co stanowi ogromne
zmniejszenie W por6wna aniu 800
wypadkami przed dnia mi dziesie-
ciu.
PARYz. - Zmarf tn bogacz baron
de selliere.. smier6 jego ma bye ME
naturalna. Pod koniec zycia by} O.
bfakany pod wp}ywem jakichs a.
wanturnik6w... >. Wyn niknae ztad
moze sensacyjna kryminalna sprawa.
PARYz. - Urzedowe wpkazy po-
daja, re W ciagu ostatnich czterech
dni 81 os6b, chorych ma cholere, od-
dano do szpitali; zmarfo W tym CA
sic 81 os6b.
BERLIN. - z Saarbruecken dono-
donosza, re niejaki Elssenacher, re-
daktor tamtejszej gazety socyalisty-
cznej, poklociwszy sic z przewodca-
mi partyi, zniszczy} wsz ystkie przy-
rzady drukarskie; zabraf got6wke--
i uciekl. -.
AMSTERDAM. -: W Goningen,
stolicy prowincyi holenderskiej te-
COZ nazwiska, zmarf ma cholere czfo-
wick, przyby1y z Hamburga.
BRUksELLA. - Belgijczycy So
strasznie oburzeni ma r Francuz6w z
powodu gwalt6w przeciwko g6rni-
kom belgijskim we Francyi. Wsze-
die siychac okrzyki: Precz Fran
cya!
LoNDYN. Ze setek miejscowos-
ci W Anglii, Niemczech, Belgii /
Francyi nadchodza wiadomosci o
wybucbu cholery -. ogdlne POLO
zenie jest straszne.
PARYz. Il Argentyny donosza,
re po}ozenie fnansoWe kraju jest nie7
mozebne. .... Oczekujaa ma rok przy-
szfy W budzecie pahstwa - okofo
100 milion6w dolarow hiedoboru....
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Telegr amy z Europy.
PrzygOda GladstOne'a

LoNDYN, 81 sierpnia.- Przygoda
W zupetnie nowym rodzaju przytra-
fila sic dziS pierwszemu ministroWl
Anglii, Gladstone'owi:
Byf to napad re strony rozwscie-
czonego bphaja.
Gladstoi be przecl padza} sic wfa$nie
20 parku, Nv Hawa rden, gdy niespo-
dzianie napadfo II ah zwierze, kt6re
niewiadonl 10 W jaki spos6b zerwa}o
sic uwiezi na folwarku sasiada
farmera zdoFato przedostac sic az
do wnetrza ogrodb w ministra.
:. Gladsto he ude IRONY niespodzie-
wanie pre- Y zwier ze rogami padf ma
ziemie I'd 6staf dose mocno poturbo-
wany. -. Me utraciE jednak przy-
tomno$ci umysfu, lecz .szybko sig
podni6sF i szukat schronienia "a wiel-
klein drze Wem..
Byk atu kowaf dose dfugo W drze-
wo, lecz W reszcie znicchecony ME
powodzeni lem, odbieg} precz.
Gladsto he poni Gsf lekkie nszko-
dzenia, le ecz moch ho cierpi wslutck
wstrzaSnie mia nerwowego....,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
polsey baptysci " D Detroit.

u "Ameryki'' dowiad dujemy sic,
ze juz diva lata. temu .jak szesciu Po-
zlak6w " Detroit przyje}o religie
baptyska. Byli. to pierWsi baptySei
polscy w.Ameryce. DE- is: podobno
juz nalezy W Detroit prze esz}o 80 70.
dzin polskich do baptyst4ws.: =. Me
dawno zosta} p re c h e EN- bapty-
stowskim jakis Lewand3 3wski:. Od-
szczpiehstwo Kol olasinskifgo i kf6tnle
.religijne miedzy Polak ami spowo-
dowa}y, ze juz. 30 rodzln polsklch
wyrzek}o sic religii katplickiej....
Otto owoce Kolasihszczy kny!..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01

pedzi}, jak szalony, r rzez i ice,
zrzadzajae wielki popfoch 80. zdo1
}ano zatrzymae ,,cablef* {, az pim % j
wsciek}e. ....-.. wagony. !:
Z}odziej James Ryan, areszto-
wany przez poll cemana Paul bena,
ugryz} mu palec +,.... Smac4 nego
apetytu! Il |
Polak J6zef Jakubo owski siedzi
W kozie, oskarzony kra adziez.
Tow. ,,Polonia'' W ypuszcza ha
loterye lote W Ha mmondp ofaf0 0Waf
na przez p. Brooksa ma doch6d poi
mnika Kosciuszki. I
w tych dniach W paratii Poh
skiei ma Bridgeporcie odby}o pie ut
roczyste poswiece enie cho ragwi Tow
sw. J6zefa. Pc swieceni ia dope fhpilf hpiilf.
ks. Nowrocki. -. SI%E:
Ma sci ave. Wash hington tdsltt.. q I.
nastapila wczoraj eksplo ozya gaE66HR' E66HR'
W otworze kana}p pwym {. =. n akTtyytts
Gle otworu wyleciaIo W powietrzee. +.
rozbifo wagon z 'pajami". Pobojot
wisko zaleg}y SIC zatki. -. paj3w,- 4 7
+ Wczorej ma Dixon ul. zmaFf pc
wien Polak ma ch horobe, bardz % poF.
dobna objaw6w do do. .ch3leTyt
Smierc ia wywofa a{a wielkie zaniePoEFF
kojenie. -. /.
w sk}adach drzewa przy roga
ul. Polk i Desplaines male ezionrop j. B
zw}oki cz4owieka kt6ry, jak tYier
dzi opinja lekars ka, zmar} g4o dq ln +:
nedzy. -. W ia kiem 1nieSciei lfaskk|
Chicago!. -. -. II f.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
DRoBNE VIADoMOsCI: MIEjsKIE,

:. x Gazety- dzisiejsze .og}aszaja O.
statecznie uchwalony Porzadek uro-
czystosci ma Geese Ko olumba i z po-
wodu inauguracyi budFnkow wysta-
wowych. Ola braku miejsca program
ten ogfosimy .dopiero ] atro. ..
! X Dzis wieczorem W Hall Walsha
odbedzie sic wielkimityng demokra-
tow le wardy dla ohm yslenia srod-
k6w zaradzenia krzywd dzie, jaka nam
uczyniono podczas o$ $tatniej. Kon-
wencyi demokratycznej powiat9 wei.
Mityng zwofuje P. Kio ofbassa.
Czysty dochod z ostatP Piego
.pikniku, urzqdzonego przez Tow:
,,Polonia" ma rzecz. Pomnika Kos
ciuszki wyniesie najmn niej $500 ..
x !: W nfedziele d. 4 ,wrzesni "a od-
:bedzie sic obch6d 5,let tpiej roc7znicy
istnienia Tow. Stefana Batorego ma
Bridgeporcie. Bedzie Przemawiiaf p.
Wleklinski, .poczem Fostanie ode
granym teatr. j..
= Pociag kolei:l :linow ej, zfozony 2
trzech wagon6w,: wsk kutek zepsucia
! m1aszyneryi .rozbiegaRf: sie". przy
wyjSciu 2 tunelu ma La Sale ul. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Aga iczycy xwyciezcami'

LoNpYn, 81 sierpnia. - u Indyi
przychodza tele grafczne wladomo-
sci o zwycieztwi ie Emlra Atganlsta-
nu mad po VISTA hczemi plemionami
Hazara. 2 owstahcy zostali rozbici
ma glove i inusi eli opusci6 Kamsan.
W walce 1g ineto 46o ludzi w0isk
Emira - tysiace powstahc6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Anglicy gOtowi. W lndya ch do Nall Xxi

LosDrs, l W rzesnia. q SimHFI1 j, e
donosza, ze gdf fskie ba terye / killksfa. III lsfa.
batalion6w piecR Roty z F Penjabf Euda-i llde
10 sic zndw: dla wzmocn nienia IWojssFkAss
angielskich,. stojacych ma g ranidy,:.
Afgapistanu i go 9towycH W ra He p6s..
trzeby do dzia}an mia. T.. EFF l E. Il.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
0statnie Tele gramly !
Wojna z rOzb6tnikami D norskimf

. MADRYr, l W Fzesnia. < ana. j &
nierka raadowa zostafa wysfaEnta Y.
celu pochwycen ia stat tku plfat3fW
(rozb6inik6w W me 4rskich) W rece k t4}-=
rych wPadF; okre et ,,Yd ard''>i llta. i s
ludzi 7 iego za'o gi. Ro4h6jnicF oWii i
So to Maury ytahd dzycy i zajmui## Pie
opr6cz tego han dlem nj ewolnik /. hntii.. + /.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Brutalne SC eny W Be erlinie.

BERLIN, ! wrzesnia. =. Pc Pl4I P4Io19c,hllI o9,hllI.i. /.
Ottawa cholery s tu ME 9sfycha'lH[e|E 'l E..: !.
Wywofuja one n niekiedy sceny stra-; tt sl:s
sznie brutalne. Wczord j j tsuhf u korn 3 )
pletnre zneca al sis mad ia aRss kHfBiseth ( let 4
kt6ra zachorowafa Ia ma ulicy i.Eaczeta2
wymiotowad.: W pa ru mi9jsca9h' n
chorych, podejf fzanych o Ct ho3llers,
gwaltem wyrzud ano z domoY ma - s.
lice. ~ =. 3 81, n
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
NOTATKI | TELEGRAFICZNE q AMERYKI.

w New Yorku zmarf jeden 2
najpow wazniejszych literat6w dzien-
nikarzy amerykahskich G. W: Cur.
tbs, red aktor mlesiecznika "Harper's
Montly'. -. =. -: - :
w Santa Fe, N. M. Indynie
zaczynaja sig burzy6..:. ostatnioe le
dwaj Indyanie bez powedu. napadli
ma bia} ego ch}opca, poranili 60 = i
uciekli :.... .><
w Shenandoah, Pa. robotni-
cy who's Scy, wydaleni robot przy koo-
lei pen nsylwanskiej napadli ma kon-
traktor a McAdamsa formana Gil
lana i strasznie ich pobili. -: Obaj
odniesli bardzo ciezkie uszkodzenia.
-.Sprawa Lizzie Borden, c6rki
oskarzo onej o zamordowanie siekiera
dwoiga staruszk6w rodzic6w, budzl
W Fall River, Mass: coraz wieksza
sensacy e.. Lizzie ME przyznaje
sic do why = pomimo wszelkich
posiada anych przeciwko niej dowo-
dow. +
- Ma ieziorze Michigan by}y
wczoraj diva wypadki. W pobllz u
Manist ce utonaf statek ,,,City Of
Toledo " ~ jego osady szesciu ludzi,
niedal4 4ko bayfield,, Wis. statek z
pieciu kamieniarxami. -.
- w kwarantannie W New Yorku
znajduie ie sic W tel chwili 7 czy s
okret6 W. So przedsiebrane najener-
giczni4 jsze Srodki przeciw cholerze.
- w Cayucos, Cal. pieciu rabu-
SLOW ch hciafo zrabowac bank miejsco-
wy. Przyjat ich jednak szeryf z
z pond ocnikami. Nastapifa krwawa
walka, W kt6rej Smiertelnie zostali
ranni pomocnik szeryfa i jeden ze
zfodziq ii. Rabusidw odparto. -.
- i Redakcya ,,Evening Post" W
Denver J., Colo. otrzymafa list bez-
imienr y, W kt6rym nieznany autor
twierd ri, ze udaie sic W tel chwili
do Pittsburgh dIa zamordowania
Fricka !, Lovejoya .Carnegiego.
rzecz Prosta po powrocie ze Szkocyi:
Jest to widocznie mistyfikacya. -.
- w Pittsburgh szeregi strajkie-
row "a aczynaja sic przerzedzac. Wra-
GAIA P owoli do piracy. f.
= Prezydent Harrison uda4 sic ze
swej 4 Hodr6zy do Washingtonu. "a
mierzd zwolat nadzwyczajna sesye
kongre esu - zupefnie. wstrzymac
immig racye do Ameryki ma czaS
trwani a cholery. ...- ..
- ionwencya demokratyczna od- Of
byta V vczoraj W Milwaukee, nomino o.
wa}a ma gubernatora i e-guber-
natora, dotychczas pe}niacych te u
rzeda: G. W. Pecka IA: Jopasa' =:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Cholera Wv RoS Syi sic IN lniejszaI

PErERsBURG, wrzeA mia. : Wdzoa
raj W Ros syi } Byfo 4. $50 nd Tyclh " 4 ].
wypadk6w cho+ +ery i 9 $50 sm ierci. J
Jest to o wielc mniei, niz d hE po.s
przednich. :. :--' f.: =:s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Cholera W Brnkselli.

BRuKsE1L La, 3 sierpnia. : W
szpitalu St. Pierre znajduja sic dwle
osoby, cho re ma azyatycka cholere.
chorzy ma inne ch oroby zrywaaje sig
z zl6zek i uci iekajaa. w miescie ogro-
mny popIoeh 80; ..: =: =. .-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Gladstone ma sic d pbrze.

LoNDYN,: wr zesnis. + Glada tone.
ma sic dobr rze. " walce buh hajern:
ME odnidsi zad4 4ych pr awie : ls4kqz.5 4 5.
dzeh, W og6lc W Epadek mial Rard7o (
drobna doniosfnSG = H. ..*
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
Czwartek, dnia lgo Wrzesnia, 1892

Gonek B. Cohaa, lat 4, z Krole-
silva. .-..
Icek Cohaa, lat 8. ~
Rog pszepskt, lat 49,, Prus.
Lzrae ez Ra1pemaaa, lat S, Kr6lest-
wa.
". 4Szaydoroaoicz, 7 mics. z Kro-
lestwa - +"
c. Rahm, lat Kr6lestwa.
s. Czaryska, 6 mics. Krolest-
wa. -:
Hud ddin, 2 lata, Kr6lestwa.
Sadz zac nazwisk i innych infor-
macyi opr6cz trojga dzieci Methalke
Hessyi, oraz M. Rutowskiego l
Rogaczewskiego, Polak6wz Poznan-
skiego, wszystkie pozostafe ofary
cholery So to - zydzi polscy Kr6-
lestwa i pod zaboru pruskiego. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01

W6Dz TEN ME MYsLI.
Matka }aje Kazia:
= Cos zrobi4, niegodziwy chic:
pcze? Zniszczy}es mi kapelusz. =. =.
wyrw aFes z niego pidra!
- TAX. ... bo chcialem bye wo-
dzem indyjskim. !. f..
= / ME mysla1es, re zrzadzisz mi
tenn szkode? H.. =. 49,.
- pa mysla}em. =. Ale wohdz az IN 4:
dyjski 0 takich rzeczach: ME mysli!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-01
TYLKo OLA DzIECl.

TYLKo OLA DzIECl. -.
Prze echodza dwie przyjacio}ki. } e.
dnej 2 mich kfanla sic Jakls mfodzl e.
nice. .. -. -.
- Kto to taxi? - pyta druga.:
- Dokt6r Z...... -. ., !.
- Dokt6r?. >. Czy podobna 2!
Taxi m1odziutkl. .... -
- o., bo tez widzisz, on leczy
dopier 70 choroby.. -. dzieci. :;
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
THE NATIONAL AID SOCIETY.

The b rshfP and Number of Socie'
t~ies-Ladiss' Camp Fire.
The report of the secretary of tho Ma
tional Ladies' Aid society was presented al
the morning session Yesterday in Grand
Army hall. 1t shows the membership to b.
1857 aud the number of societies 2l8. Dur.
ing the past sdministration seventy new so.
cieties were organized with an aggregate
membership of 1.226. Provisional divisions
were formed in fourteen states with thir'
teen regular divisions. Reports OF the
mastering officers were also submitted.
Secret work of the society was discussed
by all the members At the afternoon $685.
sion and several changes in the ritual pro-
posed and finally referred to the commit
Zee on ritual. Mrs. Priest, president Of the
Helena Ladies' Aid society, asked the mem
bers to decide definitely whether there
would bs 4 public installation of officers.
After some discussion the society came to
the conclusion that a public installation
would be impracticable. At four p. m. the
members of the council adjourned to the
Ladies' Aid society headquarters at tho
New Merchants hotel to continue the aud
ting of the books.
The election of national officers will be
held this forenoon at Grand Army hall on
Park avenu
A camp fire took place last night in
Grand Army hall, where refreshments were
served. 1t was . very enjoyable social
affair and was attended by q number OF
Sons of Veterans and Grand Army COM
rAdes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
GOLD SAVING APPLIANCE.
An Apparatus Which Creates a Whirl or
Eddy.

An Apparatus Which Creates a Whirl or
Eddy.
In order to increase the saving of gold in
the ordinary operations of mining an ap-
paratus has been devised by which bar
riers or impediments are formed. in the
course of the pulp. causing a whirling or
sddying of the flowing material, very ad-
vantaQeous for the catching of the precious
particles. The ~tailines with water are
passed from the feed chute into a hopper
and fall through a screen on to an amalRa-
mating plate, whore some of the gold is
caught; the sluice is set at an angie OF
about forty-tvs degrees, within this being
a series of copper plates which extend
ACROSS the sluios transversely and meet at
its bottom at an angle, and on account OF
the inclination of she sluice are approx
mately on q horizontal plane. The plates
extend upwardly toward the cover of
the sluiee, but terminate short of
it, leaving q space above, and a series of
amaleamating plates are placed above
these other plates, extending along the top
of the sluice, while the lower portion OK
tends downward across the sluice, and
along the bottom of the sluice ia another
series Of plates. The tailings, or pulp,
after passing into the sluice, meet the first
inclined plate. are checked in their rapid
flow and directly u%pwardly and outwardly
against the upper side of the other copper
plate. At this point, in trying to pass
around the upper end Of the plate, \ whirl
or eddy is created, throwing tho golden
particles in perfect contact with the plates.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
DOWN In MADISON.
Neither RRnchmen or Miners Havs ANY
ReMasn t. Complain,

Neither Ranchmen or Miners Have Any
Reason t. Complain,
PoNY, Aug. 1l.--[Special. From Dillon.
the metropolis Of Bsavsrhead. to Pony. ~
Madison county, down tho beautiful Beaver
head, up the Ruby. and up and down the
Madison valleys and those Of their con-
iusnts, the agricultural outlook was never
brighter or moro encouraging. The cur
rent season for seeding, growth and harvest
has been almost . perfect a . All along
the entire route meadow after meadow OF
luxuriant hay and waving fields of grain
all under Z thorough syatem of irrigation
erests tho eye At every turn. Harvesting Of
hay is we'll under way after which that OF
the grain will Immediately follow and in
the fail when all il safely Rarusrsd, the
faithful raneher will find that he teo has
been Justly and truly blessed.
But in Madison county, AS we'll ~ IN
many other sections OF this great unds-
vsloped west, the more humble but lasting
attractions Of the fields ara somewhat OBJ
scured by the sparkle Of the precious metals
which are now being found in various SEQ
tons Of the county. Al Sheridan, David
McCranor and others are working a group
OF mines with gratifying success. The ore
is free milling gold that assays from $25 to
$500 per ton. Two shifts OF ten men zach
are employed by the company. A ten
stamp fifteen ton per day capacity mill has
just been constructed and a gravity bucket
tramway 1850 feet long. for transporting
the ore from tho mine to the mill.
TIL Wisconsin oresk placers. which are
also located u short distance from Sheridan.
will also be worked moro extensively this
season than for many past. There is An
abundance of water and work has now
about commenced.
Al Virginia City the Euston, Silver Bell.
the Atlanta, an extension of the Silver Bell,
the Bertha. the Prospect n several other
promising quartz mines of the district are
all working full crews of men and are rap
idly coming to the front.
Filings new mill, located just a short
distance below the town. is running full
custom ores from the surrounding mines.
The Alder guloh output will be unusually
large. About sixty men are employed in
the placers. Water has been abundant n
the cleanup will exceed any for the past
ten years. At Revenue tbs mines and mill
are working. and at Rcd Blu the Red Bluff
mine will commence operations about the
18th.
At Pony the Filing and Morris mill is
working day and night on the ores Of their
mines.
Among the recent improvements in over
land navigation through the above men
toned section Of country, WAS the purchase
of Mr.. Thomas Graham, of Dillon, from
the Montana Stage company OF the stage
line from Dillon to Virginia City, and from
Twin Bridges to Whitehall. Mr.. Graham
had served his full complement Of years as
q stage driver over Montana lines before
this line. is thoroughly posted
in the business, has fully equipped the line
with new stock and comfortable coaches.
and will take al passengers over his route
in the most aAtiafR etQrY hi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12

The Catholic Dramatic club is now ready
to produce the famous operstta. 1.-THE Hay
makers" at st. Aloyslus' hall tomorrow
night. For all those who are not familiar
with the opsretta, be it said that 'The
Haymaksrs' surpasses all other musical
stage productions in scenic combinations
and sentimental music of the highest order.
One cannot help being carried away by
passages like The Storm Chorus" Good
Night" Echo in the Distance" The bass
and tenor voices make ths thunder oar ar d
the lightning flash, and oh! how swest the
impression il when amid the 1erceness Of
the raging elements the sopranos reassu 9
US, singing melodiously, Yet fear not
we!''
The solos of the merry haymakers are
truly enrapturing. Their innocent biv-
oua cinQ il full of jolly rustic enjoyment.
Although the rendition of an opera of
this caliber requires assiduous training and
pronounced musical talent on the pat of
the actors and actresses, the record of our
Helena Catholic D, smatic club il sufficient
guarantee that it will present the operetta
in q manner most hatt.ring TO themselves,
and most crsditabie to the capital city of
Montana. p of. Zimmerman is musical
director and Ms. NJ. Keefa is at the piano
! tickets at Pobe& OConnor's. Admission
only 50 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
THE PRIZE
Company b, Sons of Veterans Guard
Spokane, WASH.

Company B, Sons of Veterans Guard of
Spokane, Wash.
large audience was at the auditorium
last night to witness the exhibition drill by
Company B. sons Of Veterans Guard of
Spokane, Wash. This is the only compan
which has appeared to enter the competitive
drill. They will be given the first prize of
$1,000. They expected to meet companies
from Seattle, Tacoma and st. Paul,
but ~ it il will take the
Herbert 8. Foster, of the Twentieth United
States infantry was on the d i'll committee.
He said last night that he did not believe
there Was a company in the United States
army that could successfully compete with
the Spokane company. Capt. Fosters
company is now stationed at Fort Assinai-
boine, but he is detailed as military in
structor At Burlington, Vt. He is Il son Of
\ veteran and is Il delegate to the national
encanpment. He ia also the past COM
mander of the division.
Before the ST okane com pAny appeared
on the floor bate y A.. M. N. g., com
mandsd BY Capt. A. F. Sander, gave a foot
poral ". p. Daoey, Of tho Spo-
loud applause from the galleries and the
floor. Next came II gun drill by battery A.
The Spokane company then marched out.
dressed in the United States army fatigue
uniform and regulation equipments. under
the command of Capt. Ellworth. The drill
committee were Capt. He1bett S. Foster,
c. i. Morrison and John Miller. The
maneuvers of the company were frequently
applauded, the ladies IN the galleries taking
great interest in the boys. The drill was
according TO the new regulations, after
which they gave a fancy exhibition drill in
frinRs, both company and by file. All oil
the movements of the sehoo of the com
pany were executed with great precision,
which elicitsd the unqualified praise OF
Capt. Foster. If no other company az
pears to compete with them by moor TO-DAY
the $1,000 will be landed over to them
Capt. Gilbert. their commander, was for.
merly the first sergeant of the crack st
Paul company. which took the first psiZs a
the Minneapolis enoampnent last year. Fol
the past three months the compan,
has made a practioe of sleeping at the OK
hibition building ut Spokane and drlllins
each morning before going to work, ane
again in the evening. Capt. Gilbert has hat
them under strict military discipline. Tn,
company has been invited to give an exhi-
bition drill at Butte and will leave 70. ther,
tomorrow with the Hasghter of the com
pany, Mics Alta Montana Warren, WIN
ma chez ahead of the company on parad,
dressed a. . little vivandiers. Miss War.
rem was formerly q resident Of Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
THEIR ELECTIONS TO-DAY
Commandery-in-C Chief and National
Ladies' Aid Society to Choose
O1lcers.
Three Strong Candidates Out for
tho Highest Office Of the
Sons. "
Thu Dusinsss-Iike Administration Of the
C~ommandery for the Past Year
..s II Com manded

Yesterday was = busy day for the com
nandery-in-chisf and the National Ladie
Aid sosisty. Both organizations expected
TO elect officers for the ensuing year, hu
found that there was too much routine bus
mess to be disposed of. They expect Il
elect their officers this forenoon. AT tn
mandery-in-chisf. reports were received
from the different divisions on the state o
the order. and ths report of ths COMMITTED
on officers reports. An appropriation o.
500 was made for the erection of \ monu'
msnt to Post Commander W. II. Arnold. !,
was decided to appoint a com mandant OF
The Sons of Veterans guards. This office,
will be appointed to-day after the election
of sommsndsry officers. The national press
committee was discontinued by vote.
At the afternoon session the COMMITTEES
on resolutions recommended that \ gold
ar b. awarded to Adjutant General Ray
lasl Tobias, of New York. TO,
Sritorious services. The command
y-in-ehisf unanimously adopted the
solution. Tho committee also COM
msnded the commander . in = chief,
che adjutsnt-esneral and qaartermastsF-
general for the business-liks manner and
for the executive ability with which these
oficerE carried on the affairs of the order
for the past year. Resolutions OF thanks
TO U. 8. Grant camp No l, Wardsworth post
G. A. r., Of Helena. the Women's Relief
Corps, Ladies' Aid Society, Gov. Toole.
Mayor Curtin and all others who have as
sisted in Welcoming and entertaining the
delegates and visitors to Helena were
adopted. A gold CROSS was also awarded
to Past General Division Commander Il. M.
j. Reed. of Philadelphia. A committee of
three was appointed to consider the prepara-
ton of a three degree ritual and report to
the c~ommandery council next year. An ap-
preparation Of $500 vas authorized as a
prize for the author of the ritual.
The friends of the respective candidates
for commandsr-in-chisf were at work yes
terday and last night. John W. Newton. of
hersnts since his arrival in Helena and
from all appearances seeDs TO be in the
lead with +. H. Miller, of Minnesota. a
good second. At the first mention of Mr..
Miller's name many OF the western dele
gates expressed their preference for him.
Mr.. Newton's friends, who hold 1.-THE key to
the situation" have been quietly working
among the western men and believe they
will NAM the winner. Marvin d. Halls
cause has not been neglected. Dc Ia Il
formidable candidate, q fact which has
campments preceding the eleventh. There
are a host Of candidates for the other Of
foes, but the greatest interest centers about
the Office of commander-in-chief. The
election will begin at nine a. m. to-day and
may continue until the afternoon.