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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-13
A woMAN's
Kate Jordan's Visit to a Place Whore Phi
lanthropy IL Noe surimpsd.

- oOTu1h , ' q ~ " ASSe AAO 49,
lanthropy IL Ncs S~uralnpsd.
Especial Correspondence
NEW YORK, Sept. Al had frequently
passed it, yet strangely enough had nevel
thought Of entering the place, shadowy and
cool though the stone paved hall looked
with just q suggestion Of q bright dining
room beyond. Oh one warm afternoon last
week, however, I was going through West
Sixteenth street with a woman friend vt
about Q O'Clock.
"Have you ever been in heref This, rs
you will see bythe small lettering upon ths
entrance lamps is the wuman's restaurant
of the Young Women's Christian aSsocia'
ton. You mean . have never had curl
osity enough to make YOU go in and see'
Well, you ought to be ashamed OF your
self. I consider this place the outcome of
tho purest sisteriy interest. The organ
lied charity, s~crtnped and Iced to quote
John Boyle 0sReilly, he's nothing to do
with it Rich women with hearts sttuned
to fellowship decided that there were plen-
ty of ONE working in New York who
did not need and would not accept charity,
but whose incomes were small, while the
restaurant and boarding house rates for
good food were pruporsionately large.
They decided to furnish meals here at cost
price. There is no profit for them, neither
is there any giving of aims. But come in
and see."
The big building of brown stone, hand
some though tits, scarcely prepares one for
the inviting daiutiness of the dining room.
The paved floor Is in dark mosaics, there
are several stained glass windows, a cav
ernous carved fireplace filed with palms,
and on tho mantelshelf n row of fine vases
in blue and white that add a touch of pale
color to the dark, polished wood.
All the small tables twinkled with pol
ished glass, silver and the sheen of fresh
linen. Girls in white caps and aprons
movedquietly about. The murmur of we'll
bred laughter and conversation filled the
room, for about 40 women, most of them
young, We're at dinner. The sailor hat and
shirt waist were ubiquitous, and pretty
faces by no means rare.
From the scraps of conversation around
us we found we had for neighbors students
of several sorts. l recognized two clerks
from a Broadway shop aud a young artist,
whose home is in California.
The dinner we'll, we ate, enjoyed and
marvelsd. This was the bill. a second
choice Of everything except the vegetables
being provided: Soup, raast veal, tomato
salad, string beans, cherry pudding, coffee.
1t was delictously cooked, had a home"
taste and cost 80 cents. Any ordinary res
taurant supplying food as good and served
as dafntily would have charged about
81. Is with q 10 cent tip for the waiter, who
waits for it.
The most noticeable thing about this
place is the absence of ''regulations." 1t
is a restaurant for women, irrespective Of
religion, nationality on calling. 1t is con-
Quoted On business principles like any first
class restaurant. The proldest workerwho
enters there can feel as she lays down her
money with her check that she has paid
for her meal. KATE JORDAN,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-13

Going 10 Chicago and east your shor,
quick route is via 81. Paul and THE MORT.
western Line" Leave Butte 6:45 Il. NJ,
Helsna 1918 n. H.. to-day. reach 81. Pau,
Gk5 q, III. second day, connecting with fast
day train of ~ he Northwestern Line"
having st. Paul 500 Il. M. daily and ar ~
ing Chicago $3.50 p. IN. same day, making
less than sixty-thfse hours from Butte and
less titan sixty hours from Helena, which is
several hours less time than via any other
line to Chicago.
] his 9:36 !. m. arrival In Chicago insures
connection with ell the principal linen irone
Chicago east. and Tho Eofth westeEn
Lane" il the only line iron st. Paul thGa
Dek9s all of these connections In Chicago.
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III h.. AA "

DISEASE I. "a sl I, s !..ss, sh r.'Irs,s.', .ss
Arm, short Ercath, hpprcsston. K-ihmn,
swollen Antisl, N'esk -nhA smothcrinx
Spells, DrapSy. WIND iii Stassn eli, etc.. are
cured BY DR.. kaiL2s' NEW EEaRT CURE,
st, \. !; Davis .aser Sgsses Nss; amer taking
four bottles OF HpAHT CURE felt better
than he had for tvSsiys Var, For thirty years
P Pss mi haSSanaa. tfkksSSSo \. 3 Sa ssa,s %s,, wass
pURR tor Near, saaes WITH gssai results. Mrs.
Heart Disease, hln 70 hkks house help lived on
liquid food used De- k.aes' heart Cure and
all pains left kert ~coust0at tae cured her.
have for fifteen wears BEEN suffering with Pal
pitation Of the Heart, ard never found - remedy
that gave me raiiet, upril l tried DT. iHitS' Nero
Heart Care; 1t worked wonderfully and gave mo
instant relief and help. I can cheerfily recom-
mend this medicine to al who snier any kind OF
Heart Disease,
Nj. II. HUSBAND. Greenville, Texas.
The effect of your Mar Heart Csse Is wonderful.
MRS. EVA DRESSER, McGregor, Iowa.
Sold on "a positive guarantee.
Fine Illustrated book FRFEa at Druggists or address
Ga. MEDICAL co. Elkhast. ind
A,tl L-nt1 l.~-xtnka
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Itching pilea are known by moisture like
rorspiration. causing inteuHe itching WHOM
warn. his form As we'll g blind, bleed
ina OF rTotruiinG. yield at once TO DR.. Ho-
sanko's Pho Remedy, which acts di,eotIy
on parts effected, absorbs tumora, alias
itching and effects a permanent Gu 6. 5Octp.
Druggists or m il. Circulars free. Dr.
BosanAu, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by II. M.
Parchen d Co., Helena.
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. 1itls insurance company. plaintiff, vs.
Alfrod i. Witherbe ct a. defendants.
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Alontana, in and for the county Of
A. ID. 1898, in the above entitled acton, wherein
! he wes!'h We insurance company
lee, ler'ia i; Witherbss, ,hrthnr t'ETisn,
4; r.. Cry Hs sn,F' y Nm Br wsInri'h h,sdo oGhP
Thornton. Nels 4. WalDurg, W. 4. fmalloy, i.
{. ailpstriok. The Thomas Cruise Savings bank,
Suth day of tusutt. A.. u. 1893. for tie sum
Of 81 752 81, besides interest, costs aud at
'"rneJ ZOOS. vh,oh said decree was on the 3O,h
day of Augutt J.. y. 1893, recorded in iudg-
lnent book No. of 'atd court at age -.
J nm commanded to sell all those Certain lots,
pieces or parcels OF land, situate, lying and be-
ing In the county of Lewis and clarke, state
OF A%iontanA. and bounded and described IS fol-
lows. to-wit:
drea AID eighty-three neai. in Bradford add
ton to the city of Helena, 81, uatsi il the notth-
Ga t quarter Of the northeast quarter IN n of
ne ~ Of section twenty-six 49,. township ten
On north of rsnze four ~ west, sail lots to-
gether being ono hundred AGO. feet front on the
so ia side of htuaIt. street. ana one hundred
ind twenty-five Q21 feet deep to an eighteen foot
alley, and bounded on the oast by Linden street,
AS aid lots and block nre designated and de-
SCRIBE upon the official p at OF raid rsdford
addition, fled in the oalca of tie county re-
corder of said county of Levi and Clarke. state
Of Montana
Togethor with all and singular the tenements,
heretitaments AMI appurtensnces thereuntu be-
longing or in anywife apper'Rtn DC.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday,
the q h day Of Sep, ernDer. A.. d. 1882. at II O'Clock
Iieienr. Lewis and Clarke county Montana, |
will, in obedience to sa.d order OF e6la AMI docres
of foreoiosure and sale, sell the aboy described
lTUT6Tty. or SO mrcG u arpDf M n In
necessary to satisfy eaid judgment, with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
III hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF rep-
tenber, A. l.. 1875.
CHARLES D. CuRTIe, BhoriG.
ly FRED Il. hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Mrs. Ellen G.. Johnson, who is superin.
tendent of an English prison for women,
encourages the ones who improve by max
ing successive changes in their dress. She
has taken to the Worlds fair dolls dressed
70 show the different grades.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-13

In all that goes to strengthen and build
up the syctem weakened by dieease and
pain, Ayers Sarsnparilia is the superior
medicine. It neutrslizas the poison !ett in
the system after dipthesia and scn:lct
fever, and restores tbs d ebiitated patient
to perfect health and yilot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-13

Among the agricultural exhibits at the
Worlds fair is a collection Of curious ar
ticles found in the stomachs Of cattle
Slaughtered at the Chicago stockyards.
The collection includes such d~elicacies as
iron bolts, coins, hairpins and ~doorknobs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-13
A Bnnn for IadIes-

French Tansy Tablets ar, for the relief
md ours of p-inful AMI irregular mlnses
md will remove all distractions. no mat-
ter what the cause. The only sure and sgf G
remedy on the market. Manufactured bv
A. Auaendrc. Paris, France. e. o. box and
for sale only by H.. b.. Parehen & Co., sole
agents. Helena. Mont.
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People who live in new countries are liza
BILE to be Frustrated by mslnrial fevers. In
habitants Of cities. by reason of bid drain-
age and unwholoaomo odors, sufer from
similar Diseases. Ayers Ague Cure is war
ranted a specific for all m~alarial p%oisons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-13

Seven hundred and forty tanks Of one
mile each make a long row, hut 40 rowe,
each with $40 tanks, begin 10 total IN,
while $40 piled up floors, each with 14O ro,ys
OF 40 tanks, get big enough 10 hold even
the entire sen.
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Notice TO C3-OWNERS 10 J. II. SIM
~ clair. his heirs, eIecutors. sdminist rsinrs

NOTICE TO C}-OWNEHS 10 J. II. SIM
~ clair. his heirs. executors. dministra,or
ard assigns;
ION sie hereby notified TINT l.. ] isk i. sh, far
Junr c,-owGor, hive. In accordance viii snotior
2.a2t II the Revised ttatutes of tho nited
States. exten3ed in labor md imEroyenents
upon tho asdcr quartz lode mining claim ali.
uatcd in Scratch Gravel (%nnorFar ". d. inning
district, in the county 81 } eWN and lsrke'
etnte OF N%oatsna, tho aun of ono u adrgd is,Col
dollars for tho pgrpo o Of no linz and rspre.
srnting said claim according to law for tLe yenrs
1874 AMI 1899. and uniots you conirihuio or
ciu-e to DO contributed your share Of sucn OK
pondlturs, amounting TO S25 for each ye,r tn
tbs undersigned at Ee ems. III Ire county of
! ewis and Clarke, state of Montana w;tbinn
by publication. yonr intor3s, IN aid
LEADER quartz lode mining claim will be for
feited and become tho properly Of tho nnder-
zig ned. A. provided by said section z vi ~ 10.
visod 1'atutes or tho United htrtoa
ihk j. SHAFFER.
Dated HeIsna, Mont, Aug, 10. 1898.
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P~ennyroyai Pills.

~ fefrys e!iable are the SAT st and bns,
reEuIato Tor lad .os; nothing unpleasant, and
al"aJs c~ffectnai Advice Tree. pnckars 81
and - a'rsct. The CATION co, Drnsc sta,
Boston, mass.
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CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND VITALIZER.

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Its extraordinary curative power msnifests
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constitutional vigor has been undermined by
acute disease, ovavwurk. or certain mi.chiayous
indisctstion; or whether tho broken down con
dition is called by oas name or other. so long az
there is n,ryous exhaustion, general OF local
tho typs Ct she aiinsnt, this is the remedy.
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or 81 Cd per package, or 8 packages for Ss.O0.
Add ess all orders to
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A es:,..;s,y,! .o.,ls!
VsAE&d<aAAsf4 u MfTgyEKS1n

Or catun'B Reliable tomppand Tor Lss,,s ,re
t1fo,, iroEupt, Eltoctua.. 1hs original md AL,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10

O'Donoghue An employee of the latter
firm was inspecting the coffee to-day
when he discovered the dynamite
O'Donoghue says the bags had not been
opened since they left Mexico.
The dynamite was wrapped in alyellOw
oil paper, which had broken as if by be-
ing wet. In the bag was also a copper ar
rangement with several small wires run
ming from one copper cap to another
There were in addition to this, two copper
caps lying loosely in the bag
The yellow wrapping paper had stamp
upon it, round in figure, with two circular
lines and inside the lines were the words
''Sagononat, Mexico" aud,the name al
fred NOole' was written in ink.
The steamer Cityof Washington, which
brought the coffee TO this city last May.
has since burned. She burned to the
waters edge about twelve miles of Ma
tanzas following,an EXPLOSION. What the
explosion was is not known.
The fact that the dynamite in the coffee
was brought over on boat that later was
lost by a mysterious explosion, gives rise
to the question as to whether she was
not in the ha bit of carrying this deadly
explosive. The police are making a Wig
OrOuS examination of the case.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10
CHARLEsToN's POLICE.
A Bill to Have the Force Reelected
Every Two Months.

Columbia S. c.. Dec 9.-Charleston
caught it lin the neck in the House of
Representatives tonight, and her oppo-
sttion to the dispensary law brings more
Tillmanite vengeance on her head. The
Metropolitan police bill recommended by
Gov Tillman, was introduced tonight.
The bill provides that beginning on
Jan. l, there shall be a board of police COM
m.ssioners, three appointed by the governor
and two by the city council, unless the
council shall fail to appoint, or such APP
pointees shall fail TO serve, in which
event the three appointed by the governor
shall fill the vacancies. This board shall
take the oath before proper officer for
the faithful discharge of their duties.
They shall meet once every two months,
and shall elect viva voce the officers aud
men of the police for the next two months.
These police shall be paid monthly by
order of the board upon the mayor of the
city. The city council is required to fur
nish the board permanent Office, and to
pay all legitimate expenses of stationery
and printing. Such portions of the char
ter and ordinances of the city as are in
conflict with this are repealed. ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10

the county of this expense Ordinary New
man requested Judge Gamble to hOld a
special term of court. and he has issued
an order converting court on Jan. 3. The
jurors drawn for the last September
term of court will be required to serve.
One of the most important cases on the
criminal docket is that of Hun Rogers,
the whitecapper charged with killing
Junius Lawrence and William Downs,
last May The latter was one of the at
lacking party, and was accidently shot.
Nearly ali of the other criminal cases
are for minor offenscs.
THE NEW RAILROAD.
Work has begun on the construction of
the new railroad from Tennille to San
dersville, the contract having been let to
Robinson & Pritchard. This road is a
necessity for the commercial prosperity
of Sandersville, as it is now
Il way station since the lease
of the Sandersyille and Tennille
road to the Augusta Southern, and can
not get the same rate of freight without
terminal facilities The Central railroad
has been running line of drays from
Tennille to Sandersville since the lease,
and all freight over the Central for San
dersville is delivered at the doors of the
consignee. This freight traffic averages
50 600 per month. The new
railroad company has made salts
factory arrangements with the Central for
terminal facilities at Tennile and for
cooperation in handling freight. The
road will be completed within sixty
days Better mail facilities will also be
given Sandersviile. Under the present
arrangement the Augusta Southern often
fails to make connection with the Cen
trial and misses the mail,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10
INSULTS TO GOV. ALTGELD.
The GeTmania Club Refuses to Accept
His Picture.

In Retaliation He Cancels His Ac-
ceptance of an Invitation to Speak
at Last Nights BanQuet-The Ger
man Consul at Chicago and Emil
Richter Added to the Insult by Re-
fusinR to Attend the Banquet If
the Governor Was To Be Given an
Ovation.
Chicago, Dec. 9.-The Evening Post to-
day says "Gov. Altgeld has received an
insult at the hands of the Germania club
that is unprecedented in the history of the
state. BY vote of four to two the di-
rectors of the club have refused to give
an oil painting of the governor a place on
the walls of the club house. and this re
fusal was made at the last
minute and in the face Of the
fact that the governor had been invited
to speak at the banquet given tonight i'll
honor Of the twenty eighth anniversary
of the organization of the Germania
Maennerchor Last Thursday the direc-
tors held a meeting and decided not only
that they would not place the picture in
the gallery, but that they would not &C
cept it for any purpose or any condition.
TIE REASON FOR THE INSULT. e.
The governors actioQ in the anarchist
cases was given as a Teason for the IN
suit. As a result of this action. Gov Alt,
geld, who came on from Washington for
the purpose of attending the banquet. re-
fused to be present. Phillip Heinrich aud
Adolph Storm have resigned from the
club, and more designations will updoubt-
edly be sent in tomorrow. The plans for
the banquet tonight were seriously dis
arranged, and the committee in charge
had no means of knowing this afternoon
who would be present and who would not
OTHER INSULTS.
THE refusal of the picture was not
however, the only insult offered the gov
ernor. Still another came from Carl
BuenZ, German consul in Chicago. and
DR.. Emil Richter. representative Of the
German worlds fair commission. Both
OF these gentlemen were to respond to
toasts tonight and both announced that
they would not only not speak, but would
not attend if there was to be any ovation
to Gov Altgeld. Gov, Altgeld arrived in
Chicago this morning and went to his
Office in the Unity building and refused
to discusss the Germania club affair"
THE PICTURE ACCEPTED.
Chicago. Dec. 9, Has p. NAT meet
ing of the board of directors of the Ger
mania club late tonight 1T was decided to
accept the picture Of Gov. AltCeld, ten
dered by member Of the club Gov
Altgeld was present, and responded to the
toast ''Our Country" at a banquet held
in the club rooms tonight.
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Brunswiok's Election.

Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 9.-In marked
contrast to the stormy times of this day
one year ago was the quiet of to-day's
municipal election. Past and present
circumstances considered, a heavy vote
was polled. Harry f. Dunwody was
elected mayor without opposition, by a
vote of sos. The first four named alder
men will be seated c. Downing. Jr.
800 f. H Mason, 100 w. II. Ian, Isl: j.
f. dubignon, 1855; Tobias Newman, ia:
scattering, 81; total vote polled, SS5.
Tonight the successful candidates are
receiving congratulations, but there are
no unusual demonstrations,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10
THE HAGEY INSTITUTE, OF
SAVANNAH,

win cure the Liquor, Opium, Morphins. Co
caine ana Tobacco Diseases. 1t has made in
this city a Permanent cure OF more than
THIRTY who were under the domination OF
the liquor curse, and it can convince the most
skeptical of its ability to do what it promises.
1t invites an examination into its work and
testimonials. 1t guarantees to cure the most
hopeless, il he really desires to be cured.
Its officers and directors are among our best
known citizens, whose names ought TO be .
guarantee OF our sincerity and reliability
Rooms in the Lyons Block, corner BrVugh,
ton and Whitaker Streata.
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GEN. aoRpoN,s LECTURE.
He Is to Deliver 1t at Baltimore and at
Washington.

Washington, Dec. 9-Senator J. B.
Gordon, of Georgia, has consented to de-
liver his lecture, "The Last Days of the
Confederacy," In Baltimore on Thursday
night, Dec. IA.
He has been invited by joint commit
tee of the confederate camp and loyal
legion to deliver it in Washington early
in January. Gen. Schoheld, the com
mander of the United States army, will
preside, and many distinguished citizens
will occupy seats on the stage. The oc-
casion will be a memorable one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10
THE PICTURE ACCEPTED.
DYNAMITE IN COFFEE.
A Find That May Explain the Loss
of the City of Washington.

New York, Dec. "a quarter of a
pound of dynamite. fuse and dynamite
cartridge, were to-day found in bag of
coffee that was imported per the New
York and Cuba mail steamer, City Of
Washington, on May S. The bag. with
others, was sold to John O'Donoghue's
Sons of 50 Front streetsby J. w Wilson &
Co, 50 Front street, the original inn
porters.
1t was stored in Bartlett's stores,
Brooklyn, shipped to Providence. r. l.,
in September, and returned by them to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10
INCOMES TO BE TAXED.
No Increase to Be Made in the Tax
on Whisky

Washington, Dec. ct is apparently a
settled fact, SO far as the democratic
members Of the ways and means commit
tee are concerned, that there viii be no
increase in the whisky tax. The members
of the committee believe that the trust
would be the greatest beneficiary of the
tax, and moreover it would be a
long period before the government
would secure any substantial results from
the increase, if one We're made The
committee has practically decided that
the deficiency in the revenues must he Sc
cured from a tax on incomes, not only on
corporations, but upon individuals as
well. IT .is,not certain that they will 50
report, but they are satisfied that a ma
iority of the House democrat will insist
upon such tax, and that it will ulti-
matelV be adopted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10
LIME K1LNs SHUT DOWN.
The 100 Kilns in Knox County, Maine,
to Stop Operations.

Rockland Me, Dec.-9-By tonight
nearly every lime rock kiln controlled by
the Cobb Lime Company in this city. will
have shut down and it is only Il question
of few days when practically all the 100
kilns of Knox county will have gone out.
The past year has been an unusually
dull one in the lime business and with
every quarry in the county idle upwards
Of thousand men will be affected. These
include quarrymen, kilnmen, lime rock
haulers and cast makers.