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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-04
Ky NALrn g. JOHNSON. Deputy Sheriff

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
! judicial district q the state ct Montana in
In, the matter af the estate Of Edward Il.
Crosby, deceased,
1t appearing 10 this court from tho petition
this day presented and filed by Walter II, Little,
admi9istyator With the will onneSed, Of tho es-
An order OF ssle Of real and personal esIste, and
that y 10 necessary to sell tho whole OF tho said
property to PAY the debts Nntstsnding against
charges vt administration.
" Il hereby ordered by tho said court that all
persons Interested In the estate Ut said deceased,
appeAs bsfars this SQUIRT on Saturday tho 18th
dag vt AMvpst, isaa, NJ lnp'eleOk IN tho foyenoan
of sAid day. at tho conrt room OF said district
courtat the court house in tho said aounty, to show
oanse why All order should moi, he granted to tho
sHid AdministrAtor, with tho will annexed, to sell
tho real and psrsonsl estate uf the said deceased,
and tia, u copy af this order, be published ut
least Four successive weeks In The Helega lnde-
pendent. y newspaper nrintsa and published In
sAid county. HORACE II GuCk,
Judge
Dated JULY n in
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-04
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep. do
upon a healthy condition of all the
Pital organs. If the liver be inactive. you
nave a bilious look; II your stomach be DIS
ordered you have a dyspept,o look. and II
your kidneys be affected you havsa pinohed
|ook. Secure good health and you will
nave good looks: Electric aistess Is the
these vital organs. Cures pimples, 'blotehes.
polls and gives q good complexion. Sold
1t r. +. Hale g. Co.'s drag store, 900. per
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-04
Kuishts Tsmplar Exaurslou.

Ths Union Pacific svstem il making ex-
preparations to carry sxcursionists
from Montana 10 Denver, on account of the
Tsmplal, a. Denver. AUG, q The rates viii
lie % very low that none should tail 10 take
Of this opportunity to ~ the
Queen City Of the west and ear, ounlinE
country. AL railroads in Colorado viii
make excursion rates from Denver 10 all
points Of interest in Colorado. including
and September.
Tickets will be on sale from Helena, Aug.
4 to Aug. 3, inclusive, good for return
until Sept, 10; o3h.66 for the round trip.
Z. l.. LoMAx, II. o. WIsoN,
G.. i. X 4. A., +. b =. A.,
Omaha, Neb. Helena, Mont.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02
Crinkled GinRha ms.

The new zephyr ginghams are
crinkled to give the proper creped ehec.,
and come in shaded stripes of lilac or
blue. and in checks of light blue ana
mink with large bars Of darker co,or'
either dark rose or navy blue. They
are trimmed with q bias flounce on
hitch are narrow rows of dark velvet
ribbon a third Of an inch wide; three
rows are on the hem of the hounce, ana
a heading of three rows is set above on
the hell skirt. Morning dresses win
princesse shirred back, and others with
shirred waist and separate skirt are en-
tirely without lining. They have
square yoke wholly of open eInoroiaery'
or else Of alternate stripes OF gingham
| and insertion that initiates guiPure
| lace; with either bertha, breteAes, OF
a iabot of lace or of embroidery Inc
sleeves are three-quarters OF yare
wide in a single puff from arm-hoie ~ u
elbow, and close fitting below In
ringham puff is striped with insertlo'
On very elaborate dresses. and the lowe
part is entirely Of embroidery or gu'
nnre Palmer. dresses omit this EN-
broiderv. and merely band the sleeve
with velvet ribbon at the elbow an
wrists, tying a short bow or emo" o
the inner sean.-Harper's Bazar
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02
,,,.,.,s.n, Blouse cor.ase..

Waists and blouse corsages differing
from the skirts with which they are
worn will be very plentiful next sea
son. Handsome ones are made OF sot'
textiles, such as surah ana crepe oe Sn,
ne esnecially of light colors-straw and
deeper yellow tints, old rose and pale
blue, pink and lilac Colored embroid-
cries. which show up we'll against the
light background, are favorite trim
ming for them The work is placed on
| the cuffs, collar and narrow straps that
| cover the shoulder-seams. rlonon
| belt confines the waist and Is knotVeo
| -, ~. left side. the blouse escaping be
| low in a small puff which droops over
and conceals the top of the SKIRT
| which may be of various materials ae
cording to the temperature or occasion
For cool weather at the various resorts
usht-colored cloth skirts viii be worn
u. j. Post
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

rerson had any claim on the chat ins
Miss Porter. -.
Halt. Have you the countersignE
Col. Willis reluctantly contesse" lna.
he. Rad not such a thing about nm ou0
added: "It's all right, though. I'm Ioi'
Willis, of =" .,,.-
;,terrrnted Private Hull. "iou re I'M
dcr arrest, Corporal of the gua-a-aro'
post number nineteen! ,a
Number eighteen heard him. aho
| n,ssed on the call, and in lew ii'.
| utes the corporal of the guard WIN n,n
~ o.,,o nm and escorted Col. Frank
Willis. of the governors staff, 10 'ne
rnard house. a very unwilling Pfisone',
esDecially as. by the time he managed
l To get word to the powers ana sec",.
his release, It was nearly four c,ocn
7 am inclined to think that "
ner, officer of the guard, was respons
BILE for this. lie was neglectinR ms u"-
ties for the society OF certain oro.ms'
m.o,s ,nd a basket of champagne,
and suggested that it would be Sooo
4 ;ol,e on the governors aid to let nun
.t,y in the guard house awhlle - u
1 h;c,, the others agreed. not MAJ
l. And private Hull? lie sent word U
y h;s Srst sergeant that he would hh
l. tobe exchanged. and that gentiema
" ,o.omplished the desired end senoih
Is another man to take his place III
d known to any other save the sersea'
p and corporal of the guard.
le His relief having arrived, frlsa'
ar Hull fastened to the tent OF Lieu
Id Jack Porter, adjutant of the flrst, W.,
Id was very busy, and bit unoer u
2, weather. va,
1g 1f ..Sav. Jack. I want to borrow So'
ay clothes to celebrate in. May ma
! ,em? You can get along soheho
ed can't you? .,o,,,.
.es dressed in his prospective bro,her-l
he laws best uniform, Private Hull 100
lie, ING verv handsome. boarded tne ~
o'clock boat for Midway and eheS.' y.
he nm hoard which, also were Misses I
iss ter and Briefly and Maj. Nooos,
We, feelin very indignant over Col. Mil
,ck pon-appe arance, and all suspec.ing
the truth must be told, that ne
,ol. overindulged in the cup that me or'a'
They had heard of officers doing -
ob- thiups at enc am prnents-
,nl, PHI saw Dorothy on the trip ""N
IA, nv, She did not see him. She was v
vas euict. and did not look as II shs W
lai enjoying herself hugely a. q MAJ
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

A-Represents a pitcher OF water a
flask of gunpowder and a box OF
matches.
BIS a three-legged stool on whlcn
to stand volcano; if one cannot oe pro
cured the top of grand piano VIII an
swer every purpose.
C-The volcano, which is made o!
taking handful of powder, mixing II
with water and moldiug it with the mn
gers into shape. -,
D-Apply a lighted match TO the UP
| of volcano-and the result tk) Is in'a'
| riably the satne.-Lne. ..a tE
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

-OT1cr IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ i
~ in9 on tie Rosale and l'nwood a Iii he
in this parish is pI9nioneta; net of the AN
prosecuted 10 '"' ROBT. II. BARROW.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02
woods, Miss Briefly and myself were

Woods, Miss Rrierly ana myself "els
to constitute party.
= Which " as more or less true. Doro
thy remembered, now, that there na.'
been something of the k'na spoken ol'
but she had not thought OF II nn'. nov"
W. - was she to do? She looked up at |
th. colonel, and, Mai. Woods and Miss
,rierly meeting them Just them some,
nov she allowed herself to be convinced
shat she had promised to go with them.
i. nut what to tell Phil? She could not
j.ec him. and he was to call AT Two
tn,c,ock. So she sent note-it was
lsshort one, because she knew she coui"
lsexnlain. or excuse herself, much more |
easily when she saw HIM.
y A little darky brought the note 70
(J,hil. He read it three times iooking
, puzzled, then displeased. then Positve
" angry. Then he turned ana ca'ieo
; 70 the first sergeant.
s "Bowen., did I hear you say you
= wanted some volunteers 1of general
$ duty" ':--s-''-'s
= Yes"
4 AN right. Count me in" And Pr'-
v,te Hull dove into his tent to equip
$ himself for walking the ine
Il ,rhea corporal of the guard had re-
l. c.;ved orders to add another sentry on
,e the lake shore, as there had been much
+ trouhle on account of the boys going
a outside the lines to bathe. and. having
/. liking for Phil. whom he knew ne
+ n,,ced him last in the relief, in order 1
IS give him this desirable post.
t. ..Here YOU are" he said. FROM the
to foot of the bluff to that white rock oJ
tn the water All you've got to do Is u
l.een awake. Number eighteen can
te sse whether you're walking your bea
'p- or not. So long
vn Fifteen minutes previously Col. FRAN
er Willis. aid-de-camp to his excelicncS
lid tho, Governor, had selected cave nea
To- th;s snot as an excellent place in v"hic
~. IN bathe. He had }eft his ciothe
bout three rods inside the l'ne' at'
lad was now splashing in the cool "a't
zen beyond the point.
ma Presently he finished his aolntion
"a ian and started to return, on foot, ana '"
nc almost at the line when q voice caile
eu, ..Halt! Who goes there?
~ Now. Col. Willis was nice CHAP o!
s he did not know much about war
ANYTHING pertaining to it, SO ne
''f swered: ,.'W-why, it's all right; ,,,
lust coming after my clothes: ne
..t they are" And he started TO aaSan'
ons: With anyone else, Private Hull wo.
49, have teen more lenient: but he kn'
!, his man, and fiendish resolve lott
os in his mind. The colonel, by the WI
non had not the remotest idea who fri''
) ,n Hull was, nor did he know that any 81
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02
THE SKYRockEI.

A Song for the Fourth Of July.
o. I'm a jolly rocket,
AS shoot along the sky,
For burst out from my socket
In the twinkling OF an eye,
And upward go whizzing
In a reckless sort OF way, |
Ina manner free and ffzzing,
Just to celebrate the day
Twas in the kingdom ho~ery
That l first bcheld the light
MIDST a cracking company showefs'
All bedccked in cclcrs bright,
But nv nature so aspiring
Could not brook long delhy,
So from the field retiring,
Shot in space that very day.
The Fourth to me Is jolly,
when with all my kith and kin
Ica., ioin them in their folly,
Making noise and fearfui DIN.
The wheel and Roman candle
To my family belong.
But I shock them as vandal,
AS shoot the sky along.
Ny head is often dizzy.
And as heavy as brick.
And it's ever when most busy
That lose my precious stick.
Rut love the din and crackle
Oran Independence day."
And there is naught that can me snacnie
When I'm on my skyward way.
But when the day Is over
And the night comes on apacc'
; ;ns. ia = tSiIli,nt rover.
First exhibit al, S,j g: ~.
Above the torches fiartnS,
And above the loud huzza,
can sec the crowds all staring
And can hear their deatcntnz "A-a-e-n
Mrs j. T Greenleaf, in Gooo HcasehS
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

A. sornpiemeuts Of stan officers; and'
SSe16ea. there were the field officers.
'eu1h rlittering array. and not enough
girls To q, around!
3 an 4hil wore even . first sergeant,
ths IS Dorothy, bitterly, lit would 90
. littfe bettef, because they have almost
a many privileges as the lientenants;
but q, prirats-Ugh! how horrids
But Dorothy was not the girl TO miss
ali the fun lust on account of an inslg-
nifcant private; and, even were she so
inclined, there were too many OF those
lovely stsn officers to permit sucn 3
sacrifice. So, for three days. while
poor Phil was undergoing discipline ana
| the miseries of camp routine. she men
aged to enjoy herself pretty Thoroughly my
assisted. to a large extent oy Soi. W.
klie, &of~ the governors sSa"'S "ilo "'A'
palpab1y smitten.
1...OY course, Phil saw her several times'
: generally. however, when he and his
2{eilSGssis1ss: 81 n undergoing com
pSltr arm, ssvitkp Hot of sigeinF girls
lad .uirkipR stof officers looking on
andthe zeal and fancied sights ranked
- deepiy.hlt he was helpless.
: There Ind been great spreparation'
r the celebration of the Fourth.
was to be a sor4 of cooperative cele bra
tf;on. In the fofenoon there was{o n'
4 bip parade ard sham battle at ar
Eaeldl; in. he-aftefnoon. speeches ana
:, circus at Nidwayi and in the evening"
Chester. the nexstown on the river ps
: I low Midway, wss to FURNISH nresss:s:.
and a grand bah. after wh'cnt the S'sl'
or from FairReld and Midway were
feiurp hoa byS stesmboat, gong VIII
.sfmore hrsworass. ] - o.
as.l -s-..fft evening; of. the thira Prlva'
HSW. { Shs S7inR ~permission from his cal
t.in- to beS absent, hurried:up tow
[.nd mn Locust -avepue to fhe Porte
,s.E .,hode TO tell Dorothy that he won
? be at liberty to take her e the "a
Z tro,', a4Niidway and Chesteresnext da
- Dorothy, who was beginning to feel
III .shamed of herself for having hi
ssxf "a 4 asSsls ssi siaeS sfiie ps.ts had be-
Il snus NO In cspR ysss De lgeted' a a.
for two hours talked OF little else w VI,
what they we've to do next day. l
more she talked the more Phil thaw'
I'D itsSupaeAhsu,unuch longer 70 p'
p. n the sate ahaSs susual;s ana Pri.'
1-SttSsu yvu1S bSck . c6mp more m &c
than ever. and Dorothy went TO Sic
ere feeling a real good girl
Ties Of course, next morning. before IL
an Efa4lS fla1bsn, the=snall boys were
nd- WITH their firecrackcrs and toy canno
h e then fl,c old six -pounder at the co.
old house greeted the rising sun witt
ere resonant Boom and voiiey
Old weeds: then at the blacksmitn >
: OF some old soldiers began hrlng OIL
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

anvil: then the morning gun al .'e
csmp doomed out over the lake' w
rafting of small arms ana hieei"
ax,,os;ons became almost incessan''
.rd soon the Fourth of July was reaoS
Co.., business. and everybody, dressed III
b;s host suit of clothes, was out on 'H !
! streets, accompanied by his 1amiiy' an
looking patriotic, cheerful an"
pectant. ,,vr
| Al nine a. m. Dorothy, with oe|!
! Of other girls and few stan oi',ce,
was in the balcony of the Leading no
waiting for the procession. A,'ei
1 .bour. but was really twenty
minutes it turned the corner uo",' D
thc mill The veterans and the locai
s,,,,.n followed the first band' thei.
o,m. in barouche the governor anu
t,yo other state officials. Another pano'
thcr the brigade commander ana MS
st,ff. then the colonel and other OF
6.ers Of the First regiment; after tnenl'
,,,.rcb;nr company front. the mli.''a
: hovs. marching bravely and Keeping
: rood step and straightline.
: Cornpany "a" passed-Company
S Dorothy leaned over the railing au'
4 smiled sweetly at the tai prTa
mo ." in the first set OF four IN No.i
: many &C. He glanced fprtSeis ~
81 wards her, and as ne uio a.y
r b,ed on cobblestone, his glasses ne
n to the ground and he fell on ms nan.l
1t and knees-Jon the sfreshis-sp'ihs, CIV.
y! strset while Sergt.: Adams ME
X closer. who was also looking up az N
'e ,bnlsony, marched right along to slmila II, a
I'd gf;rf ior 4rst' as Private Hull attempts
.. 70 rise the file-c]oser was upon nlhL an
~ they fell together in o. sprawlings ~, ~
le- 10 ttina up in time to AVOID pen pen
as tram @ Old on by theboys OF conpeNn
of- ..Iii"i q y
: To say that. Dorothy was mor'in' n
he ,voh,d hsrdiy, express her feelings a
ler fscs stiu burned when ffteen m,nuI :,
MT ister she was joined, on her way 20 !.
At lake and the scene OF the shan' o'''
by Col. Willis. ,,, r
ort Good morning, Miss Porter >,
d a ..;d saluting. tDid you meet "
vas Brierlyp She was toitell you osiis s,n'o
in that we will start on the three . ei
-. boat" G
'lly ..Nhy-why, I don't understands
egi- wills. Who are we?'
,"n The colonel looked at her rep.oa
ana trI,y "You don't really mean 20
'ee M me you have forgotten the arrane..i !,
nS we made day before Yesterday ~
M IN understood, beaieva, tba' s''' ~
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

How to make and fire one. "A ou't"
Il ,July treat for the young ones
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

- t,c, .h. had been tortured by eon-
..;ance ever since sending Phil that
note, and could not help wonoer.ns
how she could excuse herself to him.
She had not really arranged TO go with
this party; they, the others, had talkeo
some about it, but she did not remem'
her that she had definitely rromiseo.
But they had talked her INTO N--tns.
is-well, here she was, anyway. anu
Dorothy Porter was q very mlselaciS'
disappointed, conscience-ssr'cAeh s"''
! indeed. -.-.. .s.. &L> |
| hall opened IN the evening; and then
he waltzed very close to where she sat-
laughing merrily at something n's psiH
ner. that horrid Name Reynolds, OF
whom Dorothy had once been very
Jealous on sccount Of Phifs hklrsi ter
her. was saving. Later on she saw
aim several times, nearly always sith
the ..horridy Miss Reynolds, win WnouA
he always seemed TO bs having conn;
Dental tete-a-tete chats N seei"us"
corners; near which Dorothy naa wall
dered to keep away from the crush.
Col. Will. made his appearance and
? hi. explanation. but he did not get
dance. as Miss Porter assured him nel
= nrocramme was full. She hahs't tne
n SIGHT of him, somehow, Tonight
h Miss Porter's partners noticed tnas
g she did not seem like herself; she con-
a versed in a dull way, and danced poor
e lv. which she had never done before IN
20 her life. And when the first boat ny
was announced she sent for her orotheI;
le Capt. jim, who had come aione' anu
" asked him to take her homo.
to With a mans brutal curiosity, ~
It sooner were they settled on the noa
at than Jim asked: whats up, Sis? SICK
or had row with Philip
TX Whereat Dorothy proceeded to weeE
", This was too much for Jim. Aite
ar doing all he could to calm her. he ros
ch little impatiently, and walked 1o'
les ward, to ''let her cry it out. ). :,
nd Shortly afterwards, some one, WI
ter had been looking for Dorothy from tr
time he boarded the boat and no
ms. found her all alone. leaned over her al
ras whispered: "Dorothyf sSff
ed: Phil. oh, Phil!''
Five minutes later Capt Jim. retur
mt ing, heard gentle, lingering rePo'
or II was not as loud as that made py
an. torpedo, but it startled him. he peer
vas over into the gloom and saw two hgur
ere sitting-very close together-where
~. had left but one. He chuckled grim
,u,d ..Hurrah for the glorious Fourth:
VOW remarked And. as he turned away
ned leave the lovers stothemselves, he ado
-,v. Exit the superfuous third.
Il. l.. kETCHCN
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

She Wanted Raise.-Daush'erw, =,
"Papa. won't you raise my allowance
papa-"Not after this month. Marie.
II has been all could do to raise u, !,
during the past year, and guess you II
have to scrape along, with your nnotner'
till times get better."-Detroit Free
Press.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

N1oT1CE Is HEREBf GIVEN THAT EuSE
n Ing on the Ambrosia ard tndepennronss f ,ss rross
Saeess ,n .ns Ir'1S Sum extent OF the law.
soteo w Ae j. w. DKDERICK.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

Tommy. said Mrs. Gllm' - YOU
should not shoot your hrecrachers ~
the house" But I want you to ENJOY
,h.r too. mamma" replied the
thoughtful boy.--Jury,
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-02

Closed all day on the Fourth-ii"ie
lohnni.'s eye, ~Hstreib Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
SUPERVISOR kENNY'S REPORT.

At a meeting OF the Board OF City Record yescer
day Supervisor Kenny was Instructed to call upon
the several departments and courts TO send In their
rcnnsons for stationery, books and printing for tho
year 1893 and to request greater economy IN max
Inc them up. The Board announced It's purpose Of
" shutting down" new lnkstands, steel eraserS
drawing Instruments. shears, etc. every year. s'
pervsor Kenny made a report TO the Board, showing
that In spite OF the fact that recent loans and the
appearance Of tho cholera had put special burdens
upon lbs bureau. his appropriation. owing to care
and economy will probably be sufficient for the
YEAR Since he has been supervisor OF the City
Record his figures show annual saving Of $4,000
The report showed that for 1893 the approprin
ton for printing stationery and blsnkbOcks should
he Ass 800 the addition OF Sll 800 TO the ap2ro-
priaton for this year being made necessary by tho
Paving act OF 1902, the creation OF the new Depart
ment OF buildings the reorganization Of the watcr
meter branch OF the Department Of Public Works, and
OF the Department OF Street Cleaning the cnargennit
OF the Board Of Aldermen, the creation OF IN add
tional Surrogate and Of new police court, ana the
need for alarm books by the Fire department.
The report approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
COURT CALENDARS FOX TO-DAY.

sunrcme Court--Gcncral Tcrm-Recoss continued.
supreme Court-1hansDers-Betore Beach. J.-Moton
calender Nos. Ia y, called nj II O'Clock.
supreme CourtSIecial TerniPorts and II-AdIourned
until october 3. 1872.
Circuit Court arts l. II III and IV-Adjourned until
Sarroeate's CourtFer probate Wills OF Edward Bald.
Scgcl Marth, Il. CARL, Paul Madden Robert Mowbry.
Matthew Horak. at 10 30 a. m.
Common Pleas-Ceneial Tcrm-Adourned until October
20. 1892 M ,
Motions.
Common Pleas-Tral Term--parts l. III and III adj
teurn-d until october 3. 1872.
Superior Court-General TcrmAdourned until October
superior Court-specal Term-Before Gidersleeye. j.
Motions.
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts 1. III and III-Ad.
jourfcd until october 3, 1892.
Cts. Court-speciad Term-Beforc Newburgcr H.
Motions.
lily Court-TrIa T.rm-Parts l. II. III and Iv-Ad.
iourned until October 3, 1892.
Court General sesslons-Part I--Befoc Smyth. Il, and
Assislnt Drtrct- ttorney Weeks Nos 10 s. Inclusive
Court Of General Sessions-Part II-Before Martno j.
and Assistant District Attorney TownscndNos. TO g..
Inclusive.
Court Of General sessonsPa I1IBecre Fit1eersld j.,
and Assistant Distrct;Attoney bedford-Nes. " D, In
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
RE gAD ROgBED THE FIRM BEFORE

Alfred Halliday clerk IN Arnold, Constable ~
Co.'S employ, who arrested oil Monday evening
charged with forgery and taken TO the West INF
tietst. police station arragned before Justice
White In jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning. The complainant william II. Crcamcr,
superintendent Of the w0rkroom and the charge was
that Iof altering an order on the cashier rom
$500 G3 to 1920 90. HALLIDAY, who has been in the
employ OF Arnold, Constable q co. for ten years
and has always borne good reputation, was all
assistant 10 Crcamer, who Saturday last gave the
prisoner pay roll voucher for the salaries Of those
employed In the @orkroom Tie voucher was given
10 Halliday to present 10 the cashier, William T.
Coils who paid the money. Before presenting the
voucher Halliday altered II clumAly, making the five
a SIX When Coils presented Crenmer's voucher Oh
TO the head cashier Of the store. 1t returned 10
him with the request that he furnish Il cleaner one
Coils sent IL back to Crcamer. Dreamer Immediately
discOveitd the alteration. Halliday admitted tbo
fraud ana also said he had done the same thing
before and the firm Is making an Investigation
10 ascertain the amount Of the stealing.
Halliday who lives at No. l32 West Ninetv-SNth ST.
was held in ~ 500 bail for trial.