davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-08
Stdoti1bes.
RIetne Ulahrthten.

- Die 9ireftoren ber gSeitlette Str0Ben>
bobngelclic6oft beicbloiien in ibrer geltrt>
gen Stbung, DuS Qltticnfapital BON SILL
100000 0uf $12, 100, 900 SIT erb0ben.
= Ser 18jGbrige, 331 8. &unbolpbitr.
ipobnenoe 6ranf Grum ertronf geitern beim
8o6en in GoGumct>TluB na6e BEN Sis
bGuiern ber yQSaibington See 60" Seine
&cicbe puroe nacb Golitone'S Otpr8ue &C.
lcDofft.
Die So SATIRE nlte Trau Si0oc GDIenz
tDol, gfO. 273 Q8cltern Nbe., begging geitern
Sclbitmpr0, in0cm tie am SUB Der @enter>
ltraBe tn'S gS0iier iprong. S6re 2lnge>
D0rtgcn DiIicn NIGHTS iiber bic Motipc.
@uf &cranlaiiun9 leinc5 cigcrcn
8ater5, be5 in Sen 8ie0D0fcn eiu Commit
iionSgeiAdft 6ctreibenOen 9. 3. Stolen
teal, mur0e gcftern ocr Glerf Glia5 Stolen
tbal tDegeu ll~nteribLa8ung bon $4,000 ein>
9eitcdt.
- Gs 1T Ser &oliSei bis iebt ni6t ges
Iungen, Sen Qlufent6alt bon alderman
&amerling unb ieinem Observation-Disclosures
9er1arelt, tDelcbc Dor etntge1 gSochen NIT
0tntcr4aiiung nomDafter Tinan5perpfli6z
tun9en 0aS 6ette lubten, Su ettbeden.
@abribeinIicb lper6en bic Bci0en in Ga>
MAZDA ietn. SIS iinD Daupti6cblic6 unbcmitz
telte &eltte, tpcl3e ben 9ilr5eren 5ieben.
= SIN Dem 6altic geo. 972 gS. 2afeitr.
ribtcte gcltern Q(bcno Elm 6cuer einen
Sbobcn DON iiber $4O0 an. 9teben Dem
6nuie befinDet it6 Der 6url0n & 0aotn>
ic6s 2etbitau, uno in bieiem iparen alS baS
6euer auS6rGucb, 30 @Gule, etnc Otengc
9rol6fcn un0 Scblttten. 9od9 iDurOe
oles obnc nenncnstpert6en S6aOen in
Siberbett gcbra6t.
- Die Su66nnblu1g bon %. s. Soip>
Ter & 60, 212-214 Wtonroe StroBe, ging
geitern IN bic 6anOe zines Walienpernalz
terS iiber. Die SeltGnbe baIten Den Ser
b%inolicbfciten Die 8agc, 9aS Oleicbe fam
betreifs Der 3ablun9setnitcuun9 ocs 6ol5s
bdnoler5 NSm. s.. 6orn uno Don Dem
9eitern e6enfal4S angetitnbi9tcn Bancroft
bet Nalbo 5. WfiIer 50. gcia9t perocn,
Der III $40. 945-947 W}aoilon StraBe
einen Wt0bclbanoel bctrteb.
- Sn ietnergGo6nung, 115. StroBe uno
GortlarD NOc., gerietb geitcrn2tbeno S. 8.
GrDn1an nit S. y. Dunlap unO Suo8e
Sre5c Don 115, un6 S0urtlcff 2tpe. in ci1
@ortgefecbt, baS balo in GDGtIichfciter
ollsartcte. Die S0icBetien pur6en in
3bdtigfcit gclcBt, unO ais 9teilltnt Ser
S3ieBerei liegen bcute &roman uE6 9unz
lap al S3uBmunben bornicocr. 9erStrett
e%ntitanO Oa6ur1, baB Nroman Bic beioer
@eguer III @eieulc6aft iet1er Trau ontrai
uno Oarob ciferiiic9ti9 ipurbe,
- Sobn 6ribic4c DOH go. 6516 Goon5
Q(ue., Elm 0clti6er, in Der 4uSitcurng be-
i@afti9ter 8aui9rciner, ja8te i;6 8cltcrt
btnter DEM 60tie $50. 1872 Oft 30. Str.
einc &u8el III Die rcd0te S6ldfe. Sn Be-
i~innun9sloicna 3uitanoe wur6e ct nad
Dem WtcrcDs6 oipjtal gcbrac5t un6 bort crz
lag er pcnigc Stunben oorauf Sen 6olgen
bc5 in ieL6itnl0rOerilcb>r N6iiAt a6gefeuer7
ten S6ulcS. ltnangencDmc bGu5Licbe
&er6dltniiic Oriiften iDun bic Mor6tpaife
in 0te 0auD.
, 1893-08-08
Sir DerIan9eru19 Ger 2~tusfeaung.

DIE SIlnOl1er @0n9reB0ertrcter IN
Wal3ington, Sen. Sobn 6. 8lo6, 6ranf
S. AlOrt9, 9urburow uno 6itt, iotpie &C.
nator Guuom wlrOcn 9ege6encn Sales,
mic gt0c6rjc6tc11 aus Der 8unoe30ouptltobt
%beia8en, iHb fitr cine Na5bcDnung Der Coz
lumbii6en Nu3lteuun9 auf Elm tpcitcrc3
SoDr ertldre1r. Gen. 8lod meinte, cine
9erldngerun9 Der NlSitcul1n9 ipitrbe iidbcr
etnen ftnan5icuen Grfo(g baben. Ser
Aloricb, in oeiicn 8e5irt Set Nu5itcQun0Sz
PIoB Ite8t, erflart eS serobesu fir icbaoe,
, 1893-08-08
6eIoihranffpren9er in Sa Grange.
Jhre 2lrbeit brinet ihnen nidts Elm.

@elbi6ranfipren9er i~tatteten %pergangene
Jtocbt benz ettpd II Otetlen bon Der Staot
erltternten unb an Der 8%urLingtonbabn lte>
ge1oen Goritdbt6en Ga Strange etnen 8ee
illcb ab unO Deriucbten BORT ben yNtoSler'"
(0elol9ranfen) Oes BoitamtS bic in BENT
lelbcn alfbeDabrten W%ertbobiette St e1tz
nebmen, tpurpen aber npcb, beDor ite Dtes
betnerfiteQtgt, Dertrieben. 9aS Y0ltamt
lit Elm etpa 20 SUB breiter, LANCER, un6
it6 bis an Ben 6ofraum bin5iebenbeS 0ez
bGloe. Sctn 2ibt erbGlt cS burcb cine
nabe5u bic ganSe 6rDnt ettltebmenbe, NIT
etnem 6 SUB boben 9rabtgitter Der ebene
Sptcgclicbetbe. Die Sitter Der 9tacbt Bat
ten iib Ourcb cine !6tntertbiir @ingong in
oaS Foltamt peri3afft, un0 oblc itb nm
Die ouf Den Gtlden ltegenOen Yoitla6en 81
fltu1ntern, iOfort an Ser Sprengung oes
@clolcbranfcS gemacbt. Die 8obrun9 oeS
GocbeS fir Das sur Sprengu1g ben0tbi9te
ODnamlt mar ibnen gut %gelun9cm. lin
ben Grtol9 Der Grplplton ab5ulpartCn rc1p.
vllnbetugtc" Dor ettpatger St0run9 BET Der
Q%tuSrdumung bes Scbranfcs ab5ubaltcn,
poitirte itb Giner Dor Die GuBere, elm en-
oerer Dor Der binteren Sbiir unO ber 0rttte
fern bon Der S5ette birter etnem Stallc.
Die Grploiion erlpcdte ben in Ser 9tGbe
mO6renDen GQentpaarenbGnoler s. 6.
NooO unO l3nelI elite er %binunter. Der
Dor Oer duBeren Sbiir poitirtc @inbrecber
CAB ieinen Goue9en lofort Elm 8feifeniigz
nal uno ale 9ret ltefen DoDon. 6errn
WooO gclang cs Sipor ben al Ser 6inter7
tbir 8ocbe iteDenoen 6oIlnfen nocb am
&rogen Su faiien; bocb muBte ct i'm mie6er
freigeben, ais BON beiien &ole9en auf ibm
(9Sooo) abgefeuerte &ugeln ibm 81 ie6r nm
ben &opf i%auiten. 6crr @oob benabrttz
tigte iofort ben g oitmeiiter 2pn1an un0 oicz
Jet ermittelte nacb elmer 9enouen ltnterluz
6un9 be5 Carbohydrates Qeiien G9iir tOtal
3crtrimmert MARI 0aB Die 6errcn @elo7
ibranfipreuger iicb umiOnit abgcmiiDt bat
ten.
, 1893-08-08
5mei brape mdnner
1etten flint perionen pom Derbrenruestooe.

SIM Gr6gei6oB beS ais Weni6cnfaue
oer19rtenen nortpegiic6en 6oipitals, 1870
Sumbolbt Str, bra1 geitern Elm Seuer
aus, oaS ralcno l6neu I'm ii6 grill uno IN
9au3 tur5er i3ett bic 3ugGn8e sum ~Stpeitcn
Stodmerf, in tDelbem iitb iteben 8attenten,
Doruntcr bier StnOer, befanocn, in 8ran0
1eBte. 9tllr nit @inieBung hires %eigenen
SebeltS gelaltg eS Charles t6art BON 1877
6ctne Str. un0 Niliom 8oOluno bon PA
6rmbolot Str, bic pter &in0er 81 retten.
9aS Seler iDurbe 3nerit bon ser I'M 6oipt>
tai beotel1iteten @Gieberin Sobnipn be-
merit, bob a~11itott bo5 2uarmit9nal 81
gebe1t, lief tie Suerit in ibre QSobnlll1g ultn
bolte Don 0ort tbre ctgcnen slpet &inber
bcrouS. .NlS Die 5. 3. in: %stpetten Stod7
inert iidb allfbaltcnbc Matronc Srau 8ropn
enOLtb res f~curi9en Clements anlibtig
ipurOc, bate oieleS icbol1 beocutenoe Sort
l6rttte gen1acbt, un0 ibr beinabe ben Getz
tltngStDeg 9%enomttelt. Sic rief ben in ber
ltGbe arbcttenben G6arleS 6art uno ben
chen Observation-Disclosures 8obLunb 3u 6tlfc
urlD Dte1clt 9elatg eS auf elmer bereltS in
8rano 9erat6enen !0intcrtreppe 1acb benz
5tpctten Stpfipert 6u 9eIangen llnD bic bier
franfcn Ginber Su retten. 2(lS Bic 8eibcn
bann nod ctnnlal in bos 5ipeitc Stodtpcrt
bttaufetltcn, I'm aucb nOb Die total 9ez
lGbmte 76iGbrtge Srau !6ulba !6uluerion
3inaus5ui6aften ~itirStc Die Greppe
5l1ammcn un0 nur nit Wfiibe fonnten
ie itb lclbft . burb etnen Sprung
rettcn. Srou 6ulocrion fanb Ben Ct
ittflng5toO. 9te enblicb berbeibeor6erte
Teuerpebr l0i6te BEN 8ronb, Ser etnclt
Scbaoen bon etma $500 an We0beln unb
$500 am @ebGuoc Oeruria4t bate. Srau
8romn un0 bic beiben Deloenmiitbigen
9tettcr Der &inoer trusen Iei9te 8ran0z
ipunoen 0aoon.
, 1893-08-08
Sdlafoit9feit trieb iie gum SeIbt.

TrduIein MarD 3. 0er6D, Sic Gocbter
oeS Generals 0erbD aus @atot5 8Oint,
sc. g., mar an 30. Sult nit i6rem 8ruOcr,
Gapt. George IS. 9erbD, eincm Sfft8icr
Der 8unoeSarmee unb Gopt. SameS 8lad,
cincm Sunoesingcnieur aus ibrer 6etrnatb
gum 8elube ber MeltausitcQung nab Der
@artcnitaot gefommen uno bate BEL 6crrn
8. q. Sbatp, 80 46. StroBc %gSobnun9
8e1ommen. Die iun9e Dame lit lett Lam
ger Belt oil Sblafloltgfcit, unO 8e6raucbte
INN oerielben 6crr 81 t~perocn, otel WtOrz
pDtn. Sn Der SonntogsJtacbt tpuroe ie
lpieocr gang fiircbterlicb bon Oem l1ebel &C.
q1GIt uno aus &er5lpciflung bieritbcr macbte
tie our9 et1tcn GcDoIDeri6uB iQren 2e6en
Elm Dor5ettige3 Gll0c.
, 1893-08-08
Grtra=Stbun9.
Goup. 2tIt9elo nil oen 2trbeitsIofen Be.
ihdfti9un9 perihafen.

Gutem @crnc6men mach bat @ouO. 9lGtz
0clo Die Soee elmer GrtraiiBung Der @eiebz
ge6ung nit Grnit ms Q(ugc gefaBt. Die
g%c8cnmdrtige frttiicbe 6tnaus(aQe unb BET
Sttuitano ocr @eibifte, tpelcber lic9 Tort
tpd9rcnO mc9r ausbreitet, baben ibn 3u Der
NnIi6t gebracbt, baB etpa& gei6e6en miiiie,
INN ben Nrbeitern 0elegenbeit gu geben,
ettpaS 81 Deroicner, 0amtt iie nit ibren
6omtIien tejncn Otan9el lei6en. gu bielem
3tpef iollen Bic 2anbitroBen bieics Staates
Derbelert oOer iteQenpciie neue gebaut
iper0en.
Der Stoot SQtnoiS bat feline S6ul6en
u1o ietn @rcOit lit elm gutter, Gum !3met
Der 8citrcitung Bet n0tDtgen llnfoiten iouen
8onbS ausgcgeben peroen. @oup. Qltgel6
mitroe itb icOcnfGIs ben 9anf Ser 8ez
D0lfcrung erperben, nenn er in 6ieIer
98etie Der brobenOen gtotb einen Damn
entgegenitelte.
, 1893-08-08
Gin ihwe0tfder 0rof entIeibt ith.

~
Sn einem 3immer oes 6umbolbt Barf7
6otelS, @6c California; uno WeIt>@tortb>
Qtuenle, puroe leBtcn Sonnta9 fritb eine1
Oct 6otcl8dite, Der ais 9eon @ricion ii6
regtitrtrt bate, an dllSgeitrDmtem Sale err
ittGt, toot a%ufgefunbcn. @ie Elm anberer
Sotel9ait, Nnoretp Sobnion, ocm 6oteLz
mtrtb lpGtcr m.ittbeilte, tpar ser et9cntticbc
9tame bes SelbitmorDerS @uitap 8. s.,
@rat BON BOlie aus S6meoen. St bate
benlelben Dor ctlpa 5pei SaDren 1T benz
6olpttal fit l1nbeilbare, AMBER SO. Ctr,
unO @QtS Qloe., fennen 9clernt unO bon
ibm lelblt, noturlib unter Dem Sicgcl Ser
8eri6ptc9enbeit, erfabrcn, haB CT SfftSter
in Bet i9tpcbiicben Nrn1ce 9"eipcien unb cine
8enitou aus Sc9pe6en be5iebe. (0ie @raz
fenspon Yoiie 6efleibeten in S0lpcben TO-
tpObt I'M WtiIitdr@, ipie i'm GiDiLbicnit DoDe
Nemter).
Der Selbfm6rber Bate am Somita9
6em66te(pirtD einenGDed li6er 500 in3a6z
lung gege6en, bsr iib ip8tcr ais ipertblo3
crlDic5, un0 i0nt mitBetbctlt, boB CT etll
0teffe oc5 Ser i9peOiic6en 8eItaltsitet>
transformation beigegcbenen 8arons
9tifS+S oiic lp&rc. 9ielcr itellt pic Ser
pdnOtf4aft nit Dem Selbltmorocr inbeiicr
gang eutidicoeu in N6rcbe,
, 1893-08-08
Qrauun9 in elmer Cbeoteroftce

0rduun9 III elmer Gbeateroftce.
SIM 8riOat6ureou 6cs aaIirers q. s..
He0pOlO pom y@mptrez5 beotcr" tpur6e
8eltcrn Nbeno Durcb eincl1 amerifanticber
Vfooc9elltllcben Elm BGrcben g%ctraut. Gtlpa
etnc 8tertcl1tun0e Dor Ser anQeQebe1en 2eit
tam Ote1er JteOerenous, Ser eincm qcrGllz
t9crtcn Da1tec 10 Gbnlid mar ME elm
81 Dem o%noeren, in Die Office beS 6errn
%eopolO u1o bat nm Sic @rloubniB. Elm
etipos romontii6 an9elegteS B4rcben ANN
Sn1oe 1ur'S &eben Dereinigen All 0iirfen,
Ss0PoIO mar a%nfon8S Oh 0ieicr 3nmut5uno
ctioo9 oerblitfft, CAB ober ic6lieBlicb feline
GtniplutglI18. 005 8routpaar, bQs feinen
Gn6ercn Srt fir bic fcierlid6e SanO(nno
1tltoelt tonnte, ais Die 9ripatofftce eineS
&Deatert01itrsr5, lpar NrQuletn QlItce 9Rclt
IND 9arrQ Sorteton, an9e6li3 GbicaQoer:
oerr @eopolo Tun8irte ais cu9e uno mocbte
iic9 bterfltr nnO fiir bic Scrqo6c leincr
Sflce oaourcb be5ablt, DoB ct mach DDQz
3o9ener 3rouur8 Sic 8rQut (6ie neben6ei
gela9t blbi9 g~elpeien iein ipW 6er56aft o6s
tiiBte.
, 1893-08-08
WeH>
CHICAGO

periprt6t ntdt nur oas ero6te frieolibe
amertfantf6e, fonoern oas er06te frieos
lt9e Grei9nt6 Der Welt por S6lu6 oieieS
0~aRrRunoerts 3u peroen. Was fibrer, Dor
1tidts 3uriidi9redenoer unternebmungss
9etit, uebung i'm pIanen uno 0usfibren
GROCER Oinee uno Gelo tbun fonnen, nm ole
GRica9oer DEMONSTRATING gu DER oro6s
arti9iten mo 9ldrt5enofen pom alien biss
bergen Observation-Disclosures gu MAIDEN uno
oen Oolfern DER Groe einen Seerif pom ser
Pohe DER tednifden Seiltun9sfahtofeit uno
HUNT 3u oeben, III welber Qmerifa 9eoiehen
1T, miro 9eibeben. .
Sir Ole reoe Gheilnahme, neIde man biers
~5ulanoe Ger DEMONSTRATING enteeoenbrin9t,
tit Ole Sereituili9feit, nit welber ole 6eiet3.
9ebun9en fait aller Staaten beoeutenoe Sums
men IN Dem 9ro6en 6ped bcpiliet baber,
Elm httretdenoer Seweis. Nit iteti9 wads
ienoem J~tterefie perfoIet ole ean3e cipiIiiirte
Welt Ole ein5elnen 9ortidritte in Ger Gnt'
pidelnng. ollie nit Ger DEMONSTRATING in
Derbinoun9 iteheroen Greienint pnroen pom
Qnbe9ti.n III Ger u1ainois Stoats3eituno"
NIT DER 9ebihrenoen Sor9falt ~bebanoeIt. Die
Wodenaus9abe enth6lt fortIaufero in iiber.
ii9tlider form cine flare Daritelnn9 aIer
beadtenssperthen Dor9dree, wel4e iid bis
sum Sdlu6 Ger 2usftelun9 uno oariiber
hinous 81 einen erih0pfenoen 6eiammtbilo
9~eitalten weroen. Cine %funoiee, fa69emd6e
Sdiloerun9 DER MISUNDERSTANDING in ihrern
Gntitehen, wie in ihrer Dolenonn9 miro fir
piele Qdufenoe bier uno i'm alien Daterlanoe
bon hohem merthe fem. Man Fam oes.
holb iid9er fein, oab man Derwanoten uno
6reunoen fein e~rpiinidteres 6ei6enf nab.
reno oieier 0eit fenoen fam, ais, t1oem man
Elm lbonnement ouf Gas mo6enbIatt ser
nJlinois Staats3eitune" fir fie befeat.
6eraoe oiefe Quseabe ei9net fib weeen
ihrer umfaienoen Seri6te porneRmIi9 sum
Derianot nad DeutfdGan0.
Das Jahresobonnement ouf oas Wo6en,
bIott DER n5ainois Stoots3eitune" betrdat
fir oas
, 1893-08-08

Die 2lben6z 9tuS9abe Ser SutnotS Staatsz
3eitun9 iinbet iibcrau sic freunoItcbIte 2ufz
nabme, 8reiS 1Gent per Summer, 6 Gents
ter g&Gchc.
, 1893-08-08

&leine 9(n5etgen in Der Nben6ausgabe
Der Suinois StaatS3citung folten, penn
nicbt mcbr tpte 3e6n QSorte, 10 GentS, ie6es
tpettere QSort l Gent.
, 1893-08-08

N6onnirt auf 6aS Nben66Latt scr SuinoiS
StaotSs 3cttu1t8, YretS l Sent pet Summer,
6 GentS per Nocbe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21

STUDY THE LAWS, BROTHER.

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT mentions
Grover Cleveland as the only living Ok
president. Thsre Is an impression in these
parts thai the American people removed
Grover from his condition Of ex-rrssideney
last November. and conferred on him the
title Of president elect. 1t will be several
years before he again becomes an ex-prssi-
dent.-Anaoonds Standard.
We have often observed the inaccur-
acy of impressions in and about Ana
conda and are therefore not surprised
at the Standard mans ignorance of a
very simple form.
Grover Cleveland is still an ex-presi-
dent and will not be president eleot un-
til Feb. 8, when the electoral votes will
be counted. He may not have that
honor then, for no one is supposed to
know how the presidential electors
voted until the result is officially made
known at a joint session of the house of
representatives and the senate, when
the sealed returns will be opened and
canvassed.
By studying the constitution our west
side contemporary will rid itself Of the
hallucination that Grover Cleveland
was elected last fall, and after this is
done we shall be more han pleased il
it will continue the study of presidents,
particularly in the matter Of party eau
Cuses.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21
TOOK AWAY THE BOOKS.
A Retiring Auditor Whose Accounts May
Not He Straight.

A Retiring Auditor Whose Accounts May
Not he Straight.
~SpR1NaF1ELD, ILL.,. Jan. 2O.-The demo.
cratic auditor of public accounts, Hon.
David Gore, to-day made formal demand
upon republican ex-Auditor Pavey for Ger
tain cash books and records of the insur-
anoe department. and bank department Of
tina auditors Office. which, the democrats
insinuate, Gen. Pavey abstraoted from the
Office for the purpose of concealinR expen-
ditures OF public money. Pavey insisted
that the bank hook is in the Office
in the vault and said he would to morrow
90 to the Office and give II to Gore. He
said furthermore 10 such books were left
for him BY his predecessor. and he could
not see that they lac anything to do with
the present administration. To an Asso-
dated press correspondent this evening
Pavey reiterated the statement that the
books in his possession are not
public records. II occasion should
arise he is prepared to produe
receipts for every dollar expended
during his administration. He is respon-
sible. he said, to tho people and not to Gore
or his democratic friends, and he shall cor
tainly not turn over to them what he re-
CARDS as private property.
Attorney Genera Maloney said he in
tended to make an examination of the law
in the case thoroughly. II it turns out, in
his Judgment. that tho books in question
belong to the auditors Office he, OF course.
shall take the proper steps.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21
story OF I'D aoa.,ou Late In Lilo.

The story Of Fraulein Grain, proprietor OF
a eirls' school In Berlin. 10 full of interest
and encouragement for women who have
missed opportunities for study in early life.
The f~raulein was the daughter OF an In
valid mother. to whom she devoted all the
earlier years of her life a. nurse and house.
keeper. Az Sc she found herself without q
homo, without family. without means and
without snfioient education to obsain q
oa chsr's certificate. At 40 she was able TO
take the series of examinations necessary to
secure . certificate; and. with less than .
score Of pupils she opened the school which
now has 800 students, and tncludes a nor.
NAL, q kindergarten aud . separate depart
msnt for boys. She employs forty teachers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21

II is rather d~iscoursging to know that if
ono should read more hours a day than the
average American is able to spend away
from business, he would be able to read
only a few OF the works that are really
worth reading. Mr.. Gladstone. however, is
not to be discouraged By this knowledge.
He goes on the principle tina. the only way
to get any reading done is to read. In a
volume OF Conversations, recently trans
lated, Dr.. Dollinger said; Il think it was
in the year 1871 that | remember. his GLAD.
~stsne's) paying me u visit at six O'Clock in
the evening. We began talking on politi-
cal and theological subjects, and became
both OF us SO eng ossed with the converse
ton thai 1t was two O'Clock at night when
! left the room to fetch a book from my
library bearing on the matter in hand. /
returned with it in Il few minutes and
found Gladstone deep in II volume he had
drawn out OF hia pockst-trus to his princi-
pies Of never losing time-durino my mo.
mentary absence. And this at the IN al
hours OF the morninR!'-Critie.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21

paper to say Of a certain diatingsishsd via
itor that he will bs ''lunchsd" BY Al equally
distinguished resident. u ~ hHvs
lunched in that sensep 10 bs sure, u one
IL .breakfastod" and "teasd," why not
.lunchad I" But what ia the LANGUAGE COM
ing tor Tho journal has taken a hrm asaud
hitherto against the propensity OF its so-
ciety correspondents 10 ~"Sundayed," and
has NOT permitted any one TO appear IN its
columns a. having "ThanksRivinRixsd"
anywhere, but there ID no certainty THAT In
creasinR usage will not force these verbal
atrocities upon its unwilling columns. The
ve,nsoular 10 q variable qnantity.-Indian-
apolis journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21

Tits legislative session 10 rapidly slip
ping away, sadno important measures
that the public interests demand have
yet been advanced beyond the stage Of
introduction. First Of nll, are tho irri-
CATION laws. Without reference to any
particular measure, it must be seen by
all that before we can expect the devel-
opment OF the state to go much further
something must be done in this direc-
ton. II the state is to eve control the
water ways, which it should do, now is
the time to act before private corpora
tions have gained possession OF all the
water in the state. Every added year
of delay makes the adjustment of this
question more difficult and costly. Let
dispose of this one great question at
session whether anything else is
done or not.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21
A FORMER

Once Was Rich, HUI Now In = Poor
House.
A Grand Rapids dispatch says: White
haired. bsnt and feeble. Arthur Johnston.
who ten years Z vas able to call half 4
million dollars his own has become an In
mate of the Kent county poor house. The
aged paupsr Il IS years old, agraduats OF
Yale. speaks seven languages and has held
profsssorships in other Institutions of
learning.
In the booming days Of Montana he vent
out there and rapidly acquired wealth
TO $500. 600. III was not drink
or dissipation that brought ma to my
present dependent position" said The old
with much embarrassmsnt when
Questioned. 1T was speculation which
ruined me-" The old man 10 a gentleman
in department and manners, and feels his
present condition deeply. He Ia said al
to have led q temperate life, abstain
ing from both liquor and tobacco.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21

THE GREAT

In these days of marvellous achieve
ments, the building of another line Of
transcontinental railroad barely excites
comment. Except in the localities di-
rectly on the route, the announcement
that the Great Northern railroad has
reached Puget sound is dismissed with
a paragraph in the newspapers. Yet the
completion Of that line is one of the
greatest works that any n individual
has undertaken in the history of the
world. The other Pacific railways were
undertaken by great corporations,
backed by an o aggregation of
capital, and with vast grants of land
from the general government.
The task undertaken by Mr.. James j.
Hill was all the more difficult from the
fact that he started to build a railroad
to compete with the land grant systems,
without one dollar of capital except
such as his individual efforts secured.
No man in the history of our time has
been able to inspire conservative CAPT
talists with such confidence in himself.
Starting in life without a dollar, he has
gene from one success to another, open
ing new empires to traffic and settle
ment, creating cities and towns, devel-
oping mining districts and carrying civ
ilization to the uttermost frontier.
1t is too early yet to measure the ef-
fec, of the completion Of this new line.
The first consequence, of course, will
be a general disturbance of railroad
business in the northwest; but that
which interests the public most is the ef-
feet of the new line on the business, i'm
migration and the material and social
development of the country. The Great
Northern, whatever it's effects on it's
rivals, is bound to prove a great civil
izer and builder of states.
So far as the travelling public is con,
! cerned, the immediate benefit will be
felt in the increased facilities for travel,
the shortening OF the running time be-
tween Helena, st. Paul and the coast
country and better service all around.
Competition will bring all these things
that are to be desired, whatever may be
the effect on earnings and dividends OF
the competing lines.
In it's construction the Great North
ern has furnished an object lesson for
railroad builders everywhere. The low
est grades have been sought and the
straightest lines u n. The best mater
ials have been used and the construction
work has been Of the most thorough
sort. No money has been wasted ant
the cost of building the road has beer
far less thar that Of any other trans
continental line. Had other companies
shown the same care and conservatism
as Mr.. Hills line, they would be far bet
ter prepared now to meet the competi
ton that will be forced upon them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21
Mrs. nsnr.,.s Gift Of 100000.

Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, widow of the late
Senator Hearst, OF California, has decided
TO establish near San Francisco q home and
school whore boys from eight to l6 years of
age can b reared and taught a trade. She will
devote TO this purpose q farm Of 450 acres.
not far from she CITY, which was bonRht BY
tho senator for his racsrs. Mrs. Hearst
will give in addition 100000 to erect .
large building Of stone and brick. This
phi!anthropic work will not interfere with
Mrs. Hearst's design of erecting great
free museum In Golden Gats Park. San
Francisco. The body of the late senator
will rest near the site of the new school.