The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-04
HELENA TAKES It EASY
She Furnishes Oratory and Dele
gates for Outside Towns for
tho Celebration.
Waiting for the Circus and the
8 Fireworks Of the Mining
Congress.
Keep Ccol and Enjoy . Pheasant Evening
Of Comedy with Mr.. Frohmsn's
Players 1T Mings.

Helena people will take 1t easy to-day
and celebrate the Fourth according to their
individual tastes. Some of her orators she
has sent to outside towns to assist in the
celebration OF Independence day. United
States Attorney Weed is at Butte telling in
glowing periods the achievements wrought
in the early days of the republic. One Of
New England's daughters, and the first
woman to receive q nomination on a state
ticket. il at Deer Lodge. They who have
listened to Miss Knowles know that she will
do honor to the OCCASION. The miners at
Granite have sent for s. A. Merritt, the
gifted principal of the Helena high school.
At Bozeman President Reid, of the College |
OF Montana, delivers the Grafton, and a
barbecue will be given after the profess
sional tennis of Butte and Bozsmnn get
tn oneh with the ball. 4 train load Of peo-
pie go to Marysville to-day at 7:45 n. nj.
from the Northern Pacific depot. a special
rate having been made. Members of the
A. o. U. W. from East Helena and the city
and Battery A. of the state militia. with
Enplehorn's brass band. are on the
train. The delegates from here and
East Helena will take part in
the parade and exercises Of the day
at Marysville. which are on an elaborate
scale. Marysville 10 noted for its hospital
ity. and the visitors are enjoying a royal
reception. A number of small parties leave
the city to-day for peighboring. resorts
in the country.
Something out of the ordinary in the way
of a pleasant evening at Ming's opera house
has been secured by Manager Remington.
In making his bookings months ago he
looked forward to this evening. The name
of Charles Frohmsn alone is sufficient to
indicate the character of the entertainment.
He is one of the best known managers in
the United States. Mr.. Frohman's COM
paHy of players will be at Ming's
Jane" 1t has but recently finished a
series of prosperous eastern engagements.
At the Madison Square theatre in New York
the comedy had = run of over 100 nights.
1t 10 without exception one of the best at
fractions of the season. The cast is I'M
Bennett, who has furnished 80 much for the
women writer's of the eastern press to write
about. Among the others in the company
are: Paul Arthur, X. F. Cotton. NJ. @.
DAILY, Maggie Holloway Fisher. Katherine
Grey G Carrie Reynolds. Lisette lie Baron:
As Ne AAN Oo6pRA AOUuOA llA A0xOoku
Fortisr. An >ttraotive feature of the pro-
Rramme will be the first performance in
Helena of 'Chums," the New York
Herald's prize one act comedy, which will
be given as a curtain raiser.
The Fourth will not altogether be over by
midnight. There is some more coming OH
the sixth n twelfth, when the mining con-
0ress will be in session. John Robinson's
circus will DO here on the sixth, during
which time there will be any amount Of i'm.
portant shopping and marketing done by
the mammas of the circus loving young; tho
business men will have business next door
or across the street, enabling them to just
glance at the passing show, and the small
folk will be out in all the enthusiasm which
such an event tends to create In them with
out the necessity of the use of any subter-
fuRe. The afternoon will be spent in TAX
ing the children to see the wonderful ring
(whRt a fortunate thing to have a child to
chaperone to the fascinating performance)
by the mammal and aunties. and a second
visit will he made in the evening lust to
accompany John.'
Local horsemen are greatly interested in
the racing events at the Helena track this
afternoon. to be held under the auspices of
the Montana State Fair association. The
gentlemen who have entered their horses
are all known in Helena. The racing will
begin at 2:3O p. m.
First Raoe-Trotting; $40 each, to which
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three. Harry Brandagee drives b. q. AL
bany; Jacob Fischer drives CHI. &. Ben Davis;
E. 8. French drives or. &. Max; George
Huffaker drives br. &. Jack; Charles H.
Head drives oh. &. Prince; John Miller
drives oh. m. East Lynne; w.. NJ. Holbrook
drives b. &. Little Tom.
Second Race-Pacing; a matched race;
$50 q side, to which ID added $50 by the as
ISOLATION; two in three. Z. W. Bach drives
b.. 6. Frank; William Sims drives blk. g..
Black Tom.
Third Race-Trctting; $40 each. to which
is added $50 by the association; two in
three. Frank Lang drives b.. G. Prince;
William Muth drives blk. IN. Bess; Dan Ma
honey drives blk. &. Herod; Elmer Turner
drives br. &. McGinn.
We are. now prepared to furnish transportation
around the washout, to Craig. For particulars
inquire ut Grand Central hotel Telephone ll9.
stage leaves hotel at seven a. n. J. L. Healy,
manager.