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DEADLY LIVE WIRES.
A Man in Eiizaberh and ono in
Paterson ST. ucl: by Them.

isrFcnL TO TrE pviSts7 vopL,.l
ELi4ABETii, y. J., Aug. 2.-Edward Hogan,
an employee OF the singer Manufacturing
company, who was terribly burned by a live
wire at the works yesterday. Is stlll alive.
lie was riding on top or y ircight-car that
was being backed through the factory yard
when lac became cnt anglcd IN The wire carry
ing the current from the dynamo to the
lights on the main building, which crosses
tue tracks He was suspended In mid air Tor
several minutes ard was taken down ap-
pLrentIv llirless.
PATERSON, Y. H., Aug !.-Jaincs Rowland.
q lineman OF tne Edison company, saw two
wires crossed last nlPht. and, although not on
duty. climbed pole 30 liN IhpEl lie was
strucN by live wire ana toll thirty feet to
the ground lractuting his sEuIl. lie died in-
stautly.
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FOUR FATALLY BURNED.
In the Explosion Following a Big
Four" Freight Wreck

IVY NNNtlITNTTN TNFSS.T
SrEIN"FIEIp. ILL.,, AuS. -Four men are
believed tu have tcrn fatally burned hv the
explosion OF n naphtha tank ear, which Iol-
lowed the Gcralmcnt OF part Of 4 Rig -Four "
freight train nj cola springs las evening.
lhtS are J"nu llauer Ernest Wilson. Tom
Harris and william ,ramcr. sixteen other
hhurcrN were more or less seriously burned.
pnr cnl of the tank ear was carried up
distance uf 100 feet and deposited on n elm
100 !crJ from the scene ui the explosion.
Another piece was sent 0yiug eastward UP
the railroad traCh.
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tntNENNF. Nyo., AGg. THE stock men
who invaded johnson county and are charged
with tn murder OF champion and Kay, and
VINO have been held AT Laramie for the past
tour weeks, have been brought tOthiS city,
As result II the change ut venue IN their
tUll has not been set a yet. II Is thought
that the case against all uut eight ot them
Will be discontinued,
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JONES ELECTED IN ALABAMA.
Regular Democratic Majority for
Governor About 10000.

fRY ASSOCIATED rRFss
RIrMISGHAN, Ala, Aug. In the election
to-day this county went for Jones, regular
Democrat. by about 1000 majority, PROBABLY
q little less. Jones's aggregated majority for
Governor. so far as head from, Is about
80, 900, and will hardly go above ~, 900.
The Indications are that the majorlLies for
kolb, bOlting Democrat, vii! pull this down
to something Ike 10000, and II may come
under this. The negroes divided about like
the whites.
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HOT WATER AS AN ANTI-FAl.
A Boston Physician Cures Himself
Permanently Ct Obesity.


In support OF the theory that re ention
of waste is II potential cause of corpu-
lency, it Is inStanced that one physician
cured himself by the use of hot water,
says the Boston NcrdH.
While under treatment lie was careful
not to ovcr,a:, and excluded from his
diet some of those foods which are riches
in fm-produclnG elements. but the dictctic
restrictions were not at all severe. so that
the credit must lie gwen 10 the hot water.
gallon or more of which WAS drank
daily.
Fy this means the accumulated waste
was we'll washed out al the system. and n
rapid reduction III weight took place.
Ald, what Is even more important, per-
manent cure was Effected. tor when he
stopped the treatment aud ate anything
and everything he crayed there was no
return Of the trouble.
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Eel! and Broke his Crown.

Michael flanagan, forIS-~iN, uG lls West
fifirth street, early THIS mnruiu, 'rtl from
the Stoop ui nj r.>lIcur" INTO th, basement
area ami Ew his shFi fractured. lie was
ldACn ~ Roosevelt Hospital.
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Nearly Ran Down Commodore Erben.
Commodore Erben, OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, whose launch was nearly run down 10y
the Brooklyn Annex Ferry boat NJ. , penn.
sylvania Railroad Company one day last
week. to-day filed a complaint In the oflicc Of
the Steamboat Inspectors against the pilot
OF the Annex boat FOR refusing TO answer his
signal. The steamboat Inspectors viii Lcgin
an examination In the case at 10 O'Clock to-
MORROW morning.
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Matt" by Robert Buchanan, will
be the complete novel Ia next Sun
days WORLD. Remind your News
dealer TO save you a copy.
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THE DAY IN WALL STREET.
Decline OF from y to Per Cent. on
Most stocks

WALL STREET, Tuesday. Aug. 2.-The mar
ket opened strong, but there seemed TO be
disposition TO turn paper prohts into cash,
aud the pressure soon led 70 a decline OF
about u a per cent.
cotton OH and Minneapolis & -. Louis were
hotceab!y strong among III" speclalties.
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Went Her One Better.

TTFTWI I-'IFT
Witc-Whilc was at the dros ssmaKcr's this
morning that c>tIavagant Mrs. Ilypp came
In and ordered a 80 dress.
Husband I'mph. II Was only last week
that her husband borrowed $500 from M.
BY the way, what did you g,.lr
Wfe-on, couldn't let her get ahead of
me- SO ordered one FOR $50.
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CASH OR CREDIT.
Owing to extensive alterations We are going to
make, We have decided 10 sacrifice 300, 600 worth
oi tine Furniture and Carpets during this month
duly. ending by AuEnstl. Rcmenher. 800, 900
worth OF hne Furniture and Carpets. Goods ~.
he sold. Come early. This is ali honest ,alu.
dNGRAnN CARPETS, ?5r. Cr.
VELVET - gjc. -
MOUuErTS " Sl.OD
IARlOR SUIT 81. OO
y. n. HIGGINS.
Cor. 46th st. 129 a,d 73l sth ave-
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New England Freight Wreck.

JRY AssotTATED rkEss.l
WArERBuRy, Conn.,, Aug. 2.-Ihcre was a
serious ctLision OF freight trains on the New
England road at siding near Union CITY at
O'Clock this morning. sixteen ears were
piie0 up in heap. No one was Injured.
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PROPOSALS.
AQlEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 100, Stewart Building.
M, $50 broadway,
NFw NCEk, July 9S, 1897.
TO CONTRACTORS,

TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS or proposals ior doing the work and furnish
ing the mstrras called for the approved form OF
contract now on nile in the office OF the Aqueduct
Commissioners, for building tue new Croton Dam
At Cornell site. on CrotOu River, in the town of
Westminster County, New York will bs
received at this otlCc uatll WEDNESDAY, the
which place aud hour they will he publicly opened
by IN" AIn"tnct Commissioners. and the award
said materials viii bc made by sad tOmmiss sioners
As soon thereafter as practicable.
Bank forms ut SAID approved contract and tho
specI cItcations th"rIOi, ard tids "T proposals. and
proper envelopes for thrlr lpClosurc. end form ot
hun's, snt also the pans nt said work and all
other informal n, "su be obtained st the above
or'rc OF I'M" AgH"du"t omml-sinners On applca-
I on to ~ Secretary.
by order of tho Apuntrct Commi--i"nrrs.
JAMES 4. DUANE, rTesidsut
j. G. 1TLLTY, S"crCtary.
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His Body Found in the River.

Early this morning the body OF Andrew
Donovan. OF Wilton street, in the Lafayette
district OF Jersey City, was found In the river
at the foot OF Washington street, Jersey city
There were no marks OF violence on the body
and II Is supposed that he fell overheard.
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foull Be Sorry /, You Don't Read This
Read the WoMAN'S PAGE, printed daily In
the MoRNISG WORLD. And don't forget the
SUMNER RESORT PAGE
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You'll Be Sorry II You Don't Read This
Read the WONAH's PAGE, printed daily In
the MoRSiNG WoRLp. And don't forget the
SUMMER RESORT PAGE.
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When Baby was sick We gave her CastoriA
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she clung to Castoris-
When she had Children she gave them Castoris
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A iull account OF Wall street affairs will he
found IN the EvESlSG WoELD's sporting
Extra
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Midsummer Gift

To Purchasers OF Furniture. Carpets,
Natiinas. Odd Pieces. Rciriserntors.
Bnby CarrinGcs, rictutc-, Decorated
Dishes. stoves. Tin. Iron md Willow
Wnrc. Eitchrn 4: oOdS y. everything for our
use nt home. rooms. house or INT. Best
and finest articles ever shown In this or
nny country. Remember, every cash
mud time purchaser will receive rs n FREQ
Cin this beautiful tanr Rocker. nc-
rOrdin2 TO the cu>t0m OF this famous
house TO present their customers with
slight token during the duh season.
"hMERICi'S GREATEST CASH
tND CREDIT FIRM" LUDWIG BAC.
MANN n COMPANY. LEADING: TIME
PAYMENT HNISE or TIE WORLD.
DO NOT DELAY TAXING ADvAN.
TAt:E or THIS OFFER. 40 OTHER
HOUSE CAN AFFORD TO BE 40 LIB.
ERAL.
NEW TERMS,
sos per week. no deposl..
S30-El.2 % per week, deposit.
S50-S2 per week no deposit.
SIj-&3 per week, deposit
slOO-Si per week. no deposit.
OLD TERMS:
$40 worth, So deposit; balance soc w.sk
S3O wo,th - deposit: balance, 75c. week
jOworth, 50 deposit; balance, 81 week.
sT5 worth 81. 80 deposit; balance, r.. 25 week
500 worth, so deposit; balance, 81. so week.
AND SO on, Or BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.
send Tor Price List.
Goods Delivered Every where.
Omen SaIurtia Ncyenit,G. until 10 O,cIocIr.
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AT HARPER.
Fewer Fatalities Than at Wellinrton-The
Town Levaled.

Fewer Fatalities Than at Wellinrton-The
Town Leveled.
HUTCHINSON. KAN, May 28.-At TAO
O'Clock last night Il terrible tornado burst
oyer Harper, accompanied by rain and hail.
Nearly all business houses in the CITY were
either totally destroyed or badly twisted.
both the Santa Fe and Atchison g. South
ern depots were entirely blown away. The
enu was blown out of a fine SCHOOL build
Ing. a church wrecked and many residences
ruined. Patterson'a hotel was blown down
and the opera house and roller mill de-
stroyed. Will Stevenson had his neck
broken. Seven deaths are reported and
many badly injured. All communication
70 cut OFT for twelve miles IL the wires are
sna cow Seven people are reported
Killed AZ ArRonia. At Rago. nineteen
Miies north. there was q damaging water
spout. No loss Of life ID reported there.
scene in the devastated town OF
Harper y of ruin and destruction.
hsfuiy = building in the entire town
escaped damage md the place is strswu
With debris from end to and. 1t ia almost
p miracle that mere lives were not lost, al
Sns death list contains only six names
MANY. were seriously injured ana scores re-
Cesyed slight wounds. Befo @ the cyolous
reached here 1t struck the village of Crystal
Springs and completely demolished it,. Nc
definite nsws Of Ioss Of life there has bear
received. After leaving CRYSTAL Springs tb,
ssoFm swept with terrible force over ths
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A RABBITS FOOT.
The Gamblers Last Play and Its Con-
sequences.

The Gamblers Last Play and Its Con-
sequences.
The easy-Qoing, tri-colored. silver-tipped
wheel Of fortune was exerting its seductive
influence one afternoon during the racing
at Pimlico last week when a sporty-looking
chap elbowed his way through the crowd of
lookers-on, and only stopped when he came
in contact with one Of the game tables, says
the Baltimore Herald.
Come right alongn!' exclaimed the dealer.
the money back you've lost on slow horses!
You can bet a quarter, . dollar or a hun
dred. Everything goes!"
The wheel went msrrily or now register
ing black now red" and occasionally
stopping at the "star green" which pays
Ave for one: The sporty-looking fellow
took a roll of bills from his pocket. For
fifteen minutes he "blew himself" at the
rate of about So a minute. If BLACK" was
unlucky red" was worse. His face never
changed, though, from the firm expression
it had assumed when the player lost his first
V.
Just Us he was about to quit and retire in
rubbed the sporty chaps right hand with a
rabbits foot, remarkinR as he did: Nov
give 'em a last play"
Around spun the wheel. The player took
from hlo POCKET B crlsp ~QreenDAck ana hung
it with apparent Indifference on the ''stsr
green" in the center of the board. It was
folded n looked like q ten.
star green".' called out the man at the
wheel. Then the dealer pushed Eve stacks
of silver coins, each stack containing $40,
i'll front of the winner.
Hold on there" said the sport, 'Itll
take just forty-hve moro such piles as that
to pay me-"
Tho dealer looked ut the player in blank
amazement. He took up the folded note,
which still lay on the star. 1t was n new
500 bill. No grumbling was INDUCED in.
but the satchel containing the bank roll
had to be opened and pretty we'll emptied
before the sport who had been rubbed with
the rabbits foot had all the money he wal
entitled to.
The wheel rolled on. The "click. CLICK
Click of the leather pointer sang it,
stereotyped ditty, but il didn't seem tc
have the same attraction for the dealer al
formerly. He gathered in dollars, halves
and quarters in a lazy sort of way. Hii
eyes were expressionless, except when hi
glance CHANGED to fall on the star. H.
scrupulolsly rsfrainsd during the re-
maindsr of the afternoon from inviting an,
more 300 bets. The whole days work hat
all been for naught.
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THE TRAILING SKIRT.

A Man OF sense Bays They Are UngraeeSsl
and Unciean.
1t was a man who was talking to . wo-
in what he said. After he had finished she
looked at him and remarked:
"Thst ought to be printed. Newspapers
will influence a woman more than any
thing"
So he repeated it oil over for her bene ft.
This was the wisdom:
why do you women wear long-tail skirts
on the street? You don't look pretty, and
you risk getting all sorts of diseases. II you
hold up that skirt n walk o are horri-
bly, ungraceful, for a. the back you pre-
sent a semi-undresssd view that IL not
pretty, while on your face are wrinkles
caused by nervousness for fear you are
not clutchino that skirt tight enough.
Your feet look two sizes bigger than they
are, and, altogether you are an object only
fit for derision. II you let shat frock down.
you sweep along with you pieces of cigar
cites, tobacco, cigars, dirty bits Of paper
and half q hundred denominations that are
strewn along the street. and as some of them
may cling to you, you may collect the germs
of some extremely undesirable disease.
Your frock looks dirty and you look-yes, !
am going to say it plainly-you look like a
fool. e.
lOhR dresses were WAu0 ZOE women VINO
drive or who walk majsstically about the
house. No. you need not have any awk-
wardly short dresses. Worth and all tho
great men d. essmakers know how to make
dresses the proper length for the street. and
this tyrant among modistes would distinctly
refuse to make a long skirt for a woman
who expected to walk in it, and he would
show his good sense. A woman looks
pretty who raises her skirt just q little bit
as she CROSSES a muddy street. when she
just wishes to nave it escape from the mud;
then she ia a succession of curves, the arm
describes one curve as it gently lifts the
skirt, and the entire figure shows its best
lines In this position; but whom it comes TO
violently grabbing 4 lonR-tailed heavy frook
q woman achieves nothing but angles.
1.-The fashions this spring are. to q mans
eyes, neither beautiful nor refined. and it is
the woman who has the courage to tone
them down and force them to look like
things that a lady might wear who will have
the encouragement of men-mors than that,
the admiration. / admit that women ara
like flowers. l like to see them dressed
prettily, but I don't like to see them dressed
ridiculously. and that seems the tendency
of the day. Women with long streamers OF
ribbon down their backs. with huge flower
gardens on their heads, and with long skirts
dragging in the dirt. are women who. az
they walk up the street. proclaim just what
they are-ignorant fools."-Exchange.
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country. demolishing barns and Tar N
houses. but II Il not known that a lives
we're lost. The List OF killed: ]. Il Stat To-
han, MIRA. James Gallagher and child, viii
lam Stevenson. The most seriously
injured ere Samuel Cole, Kobert Libsichk,
Samuel Libricht samuel Challis. Mrs.
Tho normal and high schools were COM
pletsly wrecked. The FRAT National
bank II 4 complete loas. The total loss ag-
greRAtes $780, GOO. on which there 10 less
than $lb0,00O cyclone insurance.
AZ Aarper tho ruins were fearful. Al
least sixty buildinRs ware oruahsd and their
contents . complete wreck. Hundseds
more of houses we're considerably damaged,
and scarcely 4 building in town escaped
untnjured. Hundreds OF f~arniliea are home
less n dsstltute. Mrs, A. Beatty and lit
tie daughter received severe wounds. Jas.
Harrison wns killed. Among the injured
are James Dicksnson. Mr.. Corby.. Peter
Girard. Mrs. Avery, Florence ssysr,,
Mrs. Falrath, Gottlieb Hanhardt
and family were carried q hundred feet and
uanhardt injured. The family Of N. NJ.
Manager was buried in the ruins Of their
house and considerably bruised. Ellie N.
Miller n family had a similar experience.
]. II. Ssibert and wife were injured. The
Catholic and German churches were greatly
damaged. The Masonic block, Queen City
block and the opera house block are almost
OF eleven houses north of the
Santa Fs track, eight are total losaes.
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REasoNAL.

Frank @. HiRetns. Of Missouia. u ~ TIT
Judce Lippinoote Of Butte 10 a. III,
4. A. Cummings. Of Fort Benton, 10 =
The Helena.
Charles Dunses, Of wicksa, ID y "a
| Grand Censrel. II
at The Helsns.
". A. Kelly arrived in Helena yesterday
from R~ad<fabur0.
Mayor Il. 4. Ahsre, ombie, Of East Hell.
sna, 10 at ,she Grand Central.
Indian Agent Peter Roman, the s'fathsl
Of the FlashsadAn 10 In town.
Miss Della Barton will leave tonight for
Mitchell, lad, via The Northern Paci6e
Alexander MAcAnlsy. Of Spokane Bar,
registersd At the Grand Central yesterday,
Judge Mufiley has returned fsom vir-
ginin City, whore no attended court last
week.
state Senator John w. Power. Of Choteau,
arrived in the CITY yesterday from Fort
Benton.
Warden Tom McTague, Of tho state
prison AT Deer Lodge, IL among the many
visitors in town.
William Coyns, the we'll known Rimini
mining man. is IN town on OF his segu-
lar business trips.
General MANAGER George ~. RobAnson, q
the Montana company. liMased' arrived
from Aarysvllle yesterday.
Mayor y. p. Hatcher. Of kalispell, 10 In
Helena: ~ came aown 10 attend a.
tonefal OF Col.
Land Commissioners Carter will be in
Helena June II. He will bring. his family
him, and they will spend the summer
Louis johnson, Fed Hanson, Peter Frees,
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H'VffCy UT NJ 68Sys ClOSFuU TIBIBu III Tn. DFImb
mercantile paper S6L5: sterling exchange firm;
sixty-day bills ~. s8k; demand Sal a
CHICAGO GATrl.r.
CHICAGO. May IS Cattle Receipts. 700:
steady: natives. $3.7bG+ Is; no prime steers on
market.
common. S3.00MA. 10: mixed and packers, 81. so
ga 81: prime heavy and butchers weights 81. SIS
Mh0j; light. St.s0I4 50: pigs, $4.l0aA. 80
rheop- Receipts. 1900: active, steady; clipped
native Wethers. 81. A0m q. 90; clipped Texans, Xa.95
4h25 clipped westerns, IS. 81.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. May Observation-Disclosures: cash
ahc: July. 6Skc.
torn-Hig Tor. cash, 4sh@s0c; July, 48tc,
Easy: cash. SIC; July, Sic.
barley SIC.
f~ork-stsady; cash. $40 81; July, 80. S..
~IardISteady; cash. % t9 July. e6.N.
shoulders-x4.25 Gl. 37h.
Short clear 3 {. I7h @B.SQ
Short ribs 8.22hGG.25.
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SHERlFF'S SALE-WALLACE Il THORN
burgh, a copartnership consisting Of Frank

p burgh, a copartnership consisting Of Frank
lin +. Wallace ana a; M; hornbqr:h. plaintiffs,
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the First judicial district Of the
Tawis and CLARKE, On the 26th day Of Msy. x.
2. 1872, in the above entitled action, wherein
NE Ms' u sf 4 nhGsn i. WSslli.e sop end s' ZIP c ahssa-
{ Snixn; sHs and spo decree ns"s g iasseidsa,. se sna al. :
Y ths defendant 8, Michel ihs ssih A. Meye % S.f
4. ID. 1eOa, for the sum of s., 1888. o..
besides interest. costs a.. md attorney fees, which
i sssa, u recorded Gi in s. judgment 3 t book No. A i. Of said
court at page 3a4, am commanded to sell all
those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF land.
and Clarke. state of Montana, and bounded and
described a. follows. to-wit:
Being all those certain lots pieces or parcel,
Clarke county, state OF Nontsna, and being lots
n number sa1 hye 90; Y az =, d fn s.i ss's addition al IN 0, ssid
lots having a combined frontage on Jerome
Place OF seventy five Is feet, and depth Ct
ing to and A. dsscribed' upon the official, plat 7
said "Ienox" addition, now on fe. In the office
Of the county clerk and recorder Of said Levi.
with all and singular the tenements, hsreditn-
ments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging
Or in sny wiee appertalning, A.. -. r...,.
the 2sd day Of June, A. p. 1892. + II O'clock m.
Of that day at the front door OF the court house,
viii. in Obedience 70 said order OF sale and deeree
OF for eolosure and sale, esll the above described
property. or 80. much thereof az may be
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand this 18th day of May. A.
CHAs. NJ. JEFFERls, Sheriff.
BY F. L. Hoss. Lnder Sheriff.
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A Missouri Town struck.

MARSHALL. Mo-. May S8.-A terrific storm
struce this place at eight o'clock this morn
ing. Several small houses were blown
down, but the only serious injury received
was by Mrs. Frank Davis, Who was hurt in
ternally. and will die. ~
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Similar Valuation In Spain.

MADRID. May oS.-The storm in northern
Spain yesterday was accompanied By hail
stones Of unusually large size. In the pro-
vinces of Burcos, Valencia and Salamanca.
much damage to fruit and other crops was
done. In Burccs alone VINEYARDS adjacent
to twenty villages we're destroyed. Many
persons were injured. A number of deaths
10 reported Of persons struck by lightning.
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The Brnnnell stock OF dry goods must 70
~ soon rs possible. Everything first-cla.s
except the prices. Call early IT No. o
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The largest school slate in town for 1Oc at
VIM. Weinstein 4 Co.
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Fowles' Cash Store have the best values in
table linens, towels ami napkins in the city.
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THE NAKk LET'S.
STOCKS,

NEW YoRx. May "a, Bar silver. s6A.
Copper-Dull; lake, S11.85Hl2 90.
Lead-Qnjet; domestic. S4.2o@4.271a.
The stooG market was an extremely limited af-
fair, and while there was urgent demand for
smaller shorts, the movements were %insignifi-
cant in most active shares, even though a strong
marked trading throughout. The close
was fairly active, strong at the highest point,
Color ado coal showing a gain of Ia.
6pvernments-Fa Fairly active; firm.
ietroleum.-Juna htA
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Fowles' Cash Store carry the largest stock OF
drapery fringes in the city.
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For stationery go to Fowles' Cash Store.
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Z 90.
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TOR sALE-CORNER LOT Mxl25, ON cor
ner Of Benton. and Peosta, for $3.50; north
front. Matheson 4 Go.
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BACH, CORY & 90,
Fine Grocers, and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-$7s5 WILL BUY TWO LOTS ON
! Aollins avenue. on BrOadwater Electric
line, between Grant and Lincoln streets. Mathe-
son n Co, IGl# n E e
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

EOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
i rooms At rsasonal' rates. Harvey block.
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helena.