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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-14
OTHER GAMES
Scores Made in Yesterdays Games BY ths
League Clubs.

Scores Made in Yesterdays Games by ths
League Clubs.
PITTsBuRo. Aug. 13--Gumbert was taken
ont of the box after he faced four batters,
but the game was lost. Pittsbu.S 3 hits ..
srrors z; Cincinnati z, hits 8. errors 3. Bat-
tories, Perry and Gumbert. Mack; ChaM-s
berlain and Vaughn.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 13.-StrAtton pitched .
great game. The colonels won with little
effort. Louisville 4, hits 8. errors 2; ~.
ton and Grim; Hawke, Hawley and Moran.
BALT1MonE, Aug. 13.-Honors divided. In
tho first Mcmahon pitched fine. Killen was
the batting and Baltimore bad fielding in
the second. Baltimore g. hits 8, errors 3;
Washington 3, hits z, errors7. Batteries.
Mcmahon and Robineon, killen and Nc
Guire Second: Baltimore Z, hits 6. errors
I; Washington 8. hits II, errors 2. Bat
teries. Cobban. Vickery and Robinson,
Gunson; Abbey and Duryea. Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug: 1s.-Nichols was an
easy mark for the Phillies. Boston 2. hits
8, errors q; Philadelphia 8, hits 10, 81, ors l.
Batteries, Nichols and DAILY, Kelly; Keefe
and Cross, Delhanty.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 15.-Barnie, ORourke
and Rusie beat all records and Brooklyn
easily won. New York 2, hits 9. errors z;
Brooklyn IL. hits Y, errors 5. Batteries,
Crane and Rusie, Ewing; Stein and Kins-
low.
CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-The colts battery was
perfectly supported, but lost through Wild
ness. Chicago 2, hits 8, errors 0; Cleveland
6. hits 4, errors 2 Batteries, Hutchinson
and sohrivsr, Cuppy and thinner.
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hsld for second place In ths third and con-
eludinR hsat. II was the same story ~ be-
fore, excspt that Darbse passed Leap Year
In this stretch and beat the mare out for
third, White Robbins barely missing the
distance flag. Adelaide McGreRor took 1t
easier than ever this time, coming In =
winner Of the heat In 2:254. and Of the race
without much of an eifort.
TrottinR. 2:29 class, purse $1,000.
X. D., Wise's b. I. Adelaide McGrsgor.
by bonnie Mc9regOr, dam Adelaide.
Lee bhaner's b, h. Almont Medium, by
Happy Medium. dam Lady ChiIds.
Williams A Morehouaos b. m. leap
Year, by Tempest, dam Enl0gy. VIII
A. W; Smiths gr. q. Darbee, by Elmon-
II: J. Hissin. :. i. Robbin. BY black
Walnut. dam Lady Lightfoot Hanley
C. u Bartrun's blk. h. Black Pilot, by
Minslous, dam Woodburn Maid. Bar
Time. 22i, 2:2lA. 2:2sh. Mutuals paid, s7.2s
and ~ 90.
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NO FREE DELIVERY.
1t WIN Come with Street Signs and
House Numbers.

1t WIN Come with Street Signs and
House Numbers.
MrssouLA, Aug. 13.-[Speolsl.] ]-Postof-
fec Inspector VIM. Watkins has been in
Missoula to-day. He IL here to report on
the adoption of the free delivery system
in tho city. He intimates that owing to the
failure of the city to comply with the letter
of instructions from the department. re-
latjnR to numbering houses and placing
street signs on the corners his report will
be an adverse one, but when the mayor or
postmaster can inform the department that
such signs and numbers have been placed
an inspector can be sent and probably .
favorable report be made. He seemed de-
sirous that the lpublio should understand
that the default did not lay with the post
office department..
Bishop NJ. N. Gilbert. of st. Paul, oarue
in on this Mornings train. He will remain
few days as the guest of Rev. Geo. Stew
art. He travelled by the Great Northern az
far as Sand Point and stayed over seye al
days fishing in the streams along the Koo-
tenai valley. He has many acquaintanoes
in Montana, having bsen rector of tho
Episcopal church of Helena for several
years.
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"MASCOT co. B."

Handsome badge Presented to Alta Mon
tana Warren Yesterday.
Alta Montana Warren. "ths child of the
regiment" was presented by the national
encampmsnt with a handsome gold badge
last night. w. 8. Votaw made the pressn-
tation. The badge is the size of Ave
dollar gold piece, but much thicker. In
tho center on one side is a handsome Mon
tsna sapphire, with the words Mascot Co.
B" inscribed around the edge of the medal,
On the other side 10 the inscription, ''To
Alta Montana Warren. Eleventh National
Enoampment, Sons OF Veterans. U. S. A..
Helena, 1892" The medal is susI ended by
the regulation red, white and blue ribbon.
The young lady WAS very much pleased
with her gift.
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Iron Hall A fairs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 13.-Ths sub-oom-
tee of the Iron Hall, examining the books
find the total assets to be $2.686. PA. "a.
The order deferred all important matters
until the result of the application for re-
ceivsr is known. supreme Judge Somsrby,
in the receivorship proceedings this after
noon, stated that $4,000 of Iron Hall
money was used by his bank in Philadel-
phiA to prevent IL going into the hands Of a
receiver. He understood II to be a dona-
tion from the order. Somerbv Roknowl-
edged that the officials of the order who are
supposed to make reports every quarter had
not done SO and that it was over two years
since the supreme accountants had made
full reports OF the condition Of cash affairs
of the order.
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Disinfection Of I'm III igrants.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Assistant Score
tary SpauldinR, who has just returned from
a visit to Europe. visited London, Liver
pool, Antwerp. Rotterdam, Hamburg and
Bremen, and obtained much valuable in
formation in regard to the immigrant ssrv-
ice. He was much pleased with the system
of inspection of immigrants at ths ports
named, and especially with the precautions
taken against the introduction of conta-
pious and infectious diseases. The princi-
pal Trans Atlantic steamship companies.
he says put all their storage passengers
through cleansing process before allowing
them on their vessels. Not only are the i'm
migrants compelled to take bath In tanks
especially provided for the purpose. but
they are also compelled to submit their
clothina and etfeoss to thorough disinfso'
tinN
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COLUMBIA FALLS.
A Trip Reveals the Resources Of the Sur.
rounding Country.

A Trip Reveals the Resources Of the Sur
rounding Country.
COLUMBIA FALLS, Aug. l3.-[Speoial. T.
John Geiger, special agent, of Helena, and
Maj. Ogden. Of Washington, d. G.. have
spent about Two weeks in the Flathsad val
ley investigating charges against the sev-
eral companies and individuals operating
in and about Columbia Falls and the GOAL
banks ON the North Fork. Mr.. Gsiger, IN
company with J. X. Miller and others, made
a trip into the North Fork country and was
astonished beyond measure At the msani.
tude OF the coal and timber resources of
this wonderful region. He returned to
Helena fully impressed with the fact that
the man who thinks he can size mp the
Flathead country and determine ito future
by spending few days in the towns of the
valley and listening to the claims of rival
townsite boomers ia liable to fall into the
soup.
William Vanderveer. Of the arm Of VAN
dsrveer Il Logsdon, of Bushnell, ILL.,, has
fled application and bond for electric
light power and telephone franchise in
Columbia Fails. and will proceed At once TO
put in = plant. Mr.. Vandsrvssr looked the
valley over some weeks ago and since his
umbia Falls his future home.
Postmaster James Kennedy has . won
dertul we'll al his residence In Columbia
Falls. About six months ago he deter
mined to oct water if possible aud went
down through gravel and cement ninety
seven feet without finding a drop of water.
The workmsn, however, claimed that they
could hear the noise Of = large body Of
swiftly running water near them. Tho
work was abandoned about two months
ago, after which q la e body Of water
broke into the we'll and filed II 10 a depth
OF forty feet, and now the rushing Of the
subterransan waters can be distinctly
heard some distance from the we'll.
Berrying parties report wonderful sue
picked nifty pounds Of wild black rasp-
berries Yesterday. Several others are 70.
ported 10 hays done a. we'll One nAs1
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Park County Democrats.

LIVINGSTON. Aug. 13.- Especial. - The
democratic county central committee of
Park county met in the office of Savage g.
Day this afternoon and issued call for
primaries to be held in the different pre-
cincts throughout the county Sept. 3. be-
tween the hours of two and nine O'Clock p.
m. The county convention is called for
Saturday. Sept. 10. The apportionment of
delegates was also made. There was
good attendance at the committee meeting.
A proposition to fuse with disaffectsd re-
publioans was defeated and it was decided
to nominate straight democratic ticket.
The general opinion seemed to be that
while the republicans are largely in the
majority in this county the chances for
democratic success was never more favor
able, owing to disaffeotion in the republi-
can ranks.
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AMONG THE EXHIBITORS.

Yesterday They We're Busy Arranging for
the Display TO-MOrrow.
Yesterday was the last day for exhibitors
to make their entries at the fair, but they
have until Monday to get them in place.
As result there was little to see in any OF
the departments yesterday. The only agri-
cultural display WAS one from Custer
county. The poultry show promises to be
very fair, while the departments monopo-
liked by tho ladies will be in excellent shape
tomorrow. Master Carleton. the boy aero
naut, will make his first ascension in Hell
ena at the fair grounds to. morrow after
noon, and also his first parachute drop.
The promise 10 excellent for good attend
ance.
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Harrison viii Not stump.

LOON LAKE, N. Y. Aug. l3.-An Asso-
ciated press correspondent oalled upon
Lieutenant Parker to-day and asked him
concerning the report that President Har-
rison would tako the stump in the north
west. He replied: "The president has no
such plan. Mr.. Harrison il now working
on his letter OF acoe eptanoe and it will be
ready in day or So"
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Misso ula Newspaper Deal,

M1ssouLA, Aug 13-[Special. THE deal
was consummated this evening by which
Harrison Spaulding transfers to the Mis-
soula Publishing company tho plant and
morning and evening press franchises Of
the daily aud weekly Missoulian. The
amount paid is $4,000 cash down. The
Missoula Publishing COMPANY will cease is
suing the Gazette and will bring the Mis-
soulian out as morning paper, censidera-
bly, enlarged and improved. The corps of
editors and reporters now on tho Gazette
will be retained on the Missoulian. The
political complexion of the paper will re-
main republican.
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Revenge Of tho Anarchists.

sells state that TO-DAY dynamite cartridge
was exploded under the windows of the
Cafe du Prince Albert. wreokinR the cafe.
A number Of persons inside were wounded
by flying missiles and three were fatally in
ju,ed. A crowd came rushing from the cafe
with faces streaming with blood. II ia
Thought the deed was done BY anarchists
from Paris in revenge for the severe penal
ties imposed ON Belgian annr rehists. Tho
outrage has caused general dismAy.
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Gave Five Of Thorn Six Months,

BOISE, Ida, Aug. 1S.-Judge Beatty to-
day passed sentence on five more Cnur
d'Alens rioters held for contempt. Thos.
O'Brien, president of the Miners union.
was sentenced to six months in the county
Jail under the first oonviotion. Sentence
Tor his olfenss in the Bunker Hill and Sui
livsn case was suspended. Thomas Doyle,
Thomas Henry, F. 4. Deane and Il. NJ.
Boyco were each sentenced to six months,
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PHILIPsBURG DEFEATED.
Tony Mullans Pitched One Inning Tor ths
winners.

Tony MullAne Pitched One InnInk I0F tnS
Winners. ta
BUTTE. Aug. l3.-[Special. TONY Null
lans. Butts's new pitcher, played In part o.
to.dsy's game with Philipsburg, occupying
osntsr 6sld. and ia response TO numerous
requepts hs pitched In the last inning. The
visitors did not gst hit Of him. but mado
one run, through bases on balls and errors.
PhilipsburR lost. the game BY going TO
pieces in the fourth inning.
Butte O o l 6 &c i Q BIB
Philipsburg.. 20 o 90 4 L.
Butte 8, Philipsburg 8; battsrisS--C Caplin-
gsr. Munyon aud Brennan; Hill and Lob
man.
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Thsv Did Not strike

HOMESTEAD. Aug. 13.--An effort Of forty
AmalQamatsd men to persuade the men Ut
morning proved ooMplets failure. Seven
strikers were unable TO do anything. Tbs
executive oouuoii Of the American Fedora
tion Of Labor resohed Homestead this
morning. After invssliRation the council
will. prepare abatement for publication.
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a Hivhbinder Shot.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. IL. - Chin Bow
Bong, . Chinese hiRhbinder, was shot and
fatally wounded this afternoon. Thirteen
Chinese are under arrest for completely in
the affair. The shooting WAS caused by the
non payment Of winning lottery ticket
held by another highbinder. The shooting
may lead to open war between the high
hindara
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Queen Victoria Must Give security.

NEw ioRK. Aug. lA-Judgs Lawrence. in
The supreme court, to-day decided that
Queen Victoria will have to fils surety TO
the amount of $2bO for court costs II she
wants to bring emit against The standard
Asphalt company to recover $4,000 for =
quantity of asphalt alleged TO have been
stolen from Trinidad. r.
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Death of y Dynnmiter.

PuIIApELpHIA, Aug. l3. - Michael hav-
kins. the dynamitsr who was arrested and
imprisoned for trying 10 kill Queen Vic
toria on Jubilee day in 1887. died yester.
day. DIR. Gallagher, who WAS with him at
the time, 10 still In prison.
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FOR BLOWING UP THE MILL.

Arrest OF More Ceur d'Alene Miners
4. Put Up Cash Bail.
WARDNER. Idaho. Aug. 13.-Company f,
Fourth infantry, went to Mullan late to-
night and arrested Jack Lacy. Black and
four other union miners who are wanted on
the charge of blowing up the Frisco mill.
Jack Wallace, one Of the leaders. has bsen
released on 5000 cash bail, deposited by
one Of his fellow prisoners.
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Bike Records Broken,

Toronto, Aug. 13.-In the biovcls races
here this afternoon. Zimmerman. of New
York, lowered the quarter mile Canadian
record for flying start from :36 to 32 3-5.
In the half-mile handicap Zimmerman re-
duced the record from 1:12 As to los 4-5.
In the mile handicap he also reduced it
from 1882 to 1928 20.
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Saratoga Races.

SARAToa, Aug. 13.-Three-fourths of a
mile-Copyright won, Cottonade second,
Brown Beauty third. Time, 1:19h.
Mile and one furlonR-Strathmeath won,
King Crab second, Home third. Time.
POI.
The Watkins Glen stakes. five furlongs-
One won. Elizabeth se0ond. Bertha b.
third. Time, 1:041a.
Seven furlongs--ractician won. National
second, Khaftan third. Time, 1:35.
North Bergen steeplechase stakes, full
stsepechase course. about two miles and a
Quarter-Futurity won, Pat Oakley second,
Same Corey third. Time. 6:32.
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Twin City Races.

ST.. Paul. Aug. 13.-Track in poor oondi-
tion. Yo Tambien won the Exposition
stakes with the greatest ease.
Five and one-half furlongs-Aldebarra
won, Linday second, Miss Mosely third.
Time 1:141a. W..
Mile and one. .sixteenth-The Clown won,
Fred Knox second. Dewberry third. Time.
1:59M.
Mile and one furlong-Falero won. Nat
allie second, Newton third. Time. 2:04.
Twin City Exposition stakes, three-year-
olds and upwards. mile and one-sixteenth
-Yo Tambien won, Harry Ray second.
Yale 81 third. Time. 1:551a.
Five furlonRs-Crab Older won, Freak
ness Lass second, Miss Lulu third.
Time. 1:12.
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MILE RACE RECORD.
Lowered Yesterday by Kildeer ut Mon
mouth Park.

Lowered Yesterday by Kildeer ut Mon
mouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 13.-Joekey Garri-
son made his first appearance since his i'll
ness. riding kaceland in the Railway
handicap, and was liberally applauded.
The handicap was the feature Of the day
and Kildeer covered mile in 1874. The
best time ever made in a race. m
Mile and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won,
Kilkenny second Sentiment thi. d. Time,
l:5O. -ssga. te5z Eas-a.F
Six furlongs--Dr. Rice won, Lovelaoe
second, Hammil third. Time 1:14.
Mile Railway handicap-Kildeer won
Pessara second. Raceland third. Time,
1874.
Mile and one-half-Yorkville Belle won,
Renie second, Defargilla third. Time,
2:4Oh.
Five furlongs-Moyne Qeldine won, Spar
tan second, Rainbow third. Time. lO1.
Six Acknowledgements Trowbridge won,
Nomad second, Yemen third. Time, 1:l113.
Seven furlongs-Msy won, sleipner SEQ
ond, Osric third. Time. l:26.
Five furlongs-Entre won, Bordeaux seo-
ond, Hazelhurst third. Time, l:0O
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HOW TAEY STAND.


Record Of the Clubs In tho Montana State
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