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The sun., 1893-08-19
John sherman on Congress-. Work

AKRON. O.. Aug. lS-Samuel G. Richie. a
capitalist Of this city. largely interested in
copper aud nickel mines in Canada. an ardent
promoter "t Canadian reciprocity. has received
the following personal letter from Senator
John Sherman:
The sun., 1893-08-19

Iafs is0@s- ssiiisl-isiai sssus 10 sis-AaA
The sun., 1893-08-19

President Cleveland is devotinc some atten-
tion to public affairs at Gray Gables Evil
dence Of this is given in the bundle of papers
that arrive at the White House nearly every
day. postmarka I'D "BuZZards Bay" Sir. Ciere-
land is not workinE very hard. bnt he does not
Many Of the recent nominations sent TO the
Senate were signed NJ Gray Gables. together
with the commissions Of those whose nomina-
tions have been confirmed. While at his sum
mer home the President will give some atten-
'ion To filing Offices. and a few new nomina-
tioCs may be expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
bafoty Deposit Boxos for ron1

savings Deposits In auy sum. from 81
~. foeeivcd ant iutertsi allowed AIS
pr peht per aunun, compounded four
unes year. Correspondence solicited,
80 alF sums forwarded ny cuunuy u.
posi1ora carefully attended, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

I the firm Of Keleisen d Dsgstan, ~
PasO, Texas, who can order payment
AZ the colonies through Henry Eyrlnt
at Coop store at COlonia Juarez.
We travel by WAGON from Dtmlng.
n. NJ, 20 Colonia DitE, ninety miles,
thence TO COIouia Dublau nrnr Casa
Grandes fity-hve miles, thence .H
COlOnia JuareA hftre miles, on very
good roads. From the latter place Nr
20 sOuthwestefly passing up what
n known uH Sau uuEu en-.
yon on n mountain road amt
duRway into the Sietra Msdfe m un.
tains, 10 the Coonia pschecc, q 1T.
TAT Ce Of thirty miles, reaching Hu
attitude Of about 5000 feet albve the
sea level. SOuthwafd rom THE over
the pine covered ridges ebIut ten
miles, we reach what ~ known ns The
GatC,n if.H 4. lRuds on The head waiter
VI the Yaqui river running west an
south westerly 10 the Gut 90 C1liiDf-
mia. These lands are NV upru 90
cUlOniHts ami auveinl duffahlp l1CH-
ions eau be obtained. The climate b.
clear ana healthy, n.ih a 30 hi.h, the
SNOW WHEN 1t falls IDr- not luy lonv,
IA II soou mclis away, stock wiutcfinR
we'll The range, AMI only WORK
teams, COWS giving milk aud calves
need shelter. The tunhrf on the
mountains IL loug-ltaiud pibr, making
excellent building lumber OK, ssh
anu walnut grow on The figois on
juniper, &c Jar, &c, on tue hills. Tue
grtmma era = aud other forage plant.
afford the best ofrangc pastuiagr, ami [
bee can he obtained a. % seasons.
fnis mountain region Afforded tue |
best "a, port for stock durlug the r..
cent drought
We are respected by the government !
In Mexico. ~ President Daz fsc,ui. |
~ Iold Ne, "Mu4iol needs " re " |
you like yuuf homes, iuvtt y,uf |
ificni- 10 c me over AM Join you, suI I
We will give you every facility III our |
power. fHurs SIC,
a. +. MACDONALD.
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Oldos, Savings Bank In Utah, with ds-
poai's greater thHn all others combined.
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%IITIgA union
I$st's PACIFIC
sW SYSTEM.
TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
7raiHs Arrirc aHd Demf 10 sat LAKE
Cis D4tr. a. f0i0-i3

AuHIvu
rom III Eastern points ......"".,,. > % AN
From lutte, Portland, san FRAN
cisco, Cache valley and us lcu..i0 % a tn
Prom all Eastern points PARA cry
and ugfcn......,,..., .........,,,.ll 80 m
Prom san francisco. Ogden aud
intermediate roihti................. a. p IN
Iron Milford. sAnroto valley .iuah. Nephl.
Provo. Eureka and intermediate points o 10 y m
iron Terminus and ioosle............ . W y M
prrAuG
for ogden. intermediate points,
san Francisco, Para city aud
an Eastorn points ..............., 50am
for ogden and intermediate 10 1ts e. 4 % o m
for ogden, intermediate points
ana All Eastern points. -............. o 40 . m
Tor OGDEN. butte, Helena. Portland.
cache valley and san Francisco y % D m
ifor Eureka. lrovo. sAnpoto Valley
and Milford. .,................ IS on I'm
'ior looclo and rermlnus,.,,....,...7 gAam
Hun only on Monday Wednesday snd
Friday
TRAINS south % jusl will run ever other
day only leaving juab Monday "Wednesday
and friday and fusoo on tuesday, Thursday
and saturday.
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g RIO GRANDB
NY, WESTERN.
~ Btsndsra auasa.
GU HHH
cosriHt TINS Tssli


irsvus attT tArH
No. 7-fnf Provo, IlluaUfH'. " H....N
AMI ~ puinu Eaft....... .s..s. $50 An
ho't-for Prove, Grand Juucpon ana &C.,.
tupeints Eatt........ &C., 'i'lp'h
no o-for .U.Ctt Provo. hahN' .
and -aiua ......ss .. N'.-
No. Tor Ogden Ani Wost.......a...'ii ~. ne
10 ITO uzffr and ihH Nt'i .'..-.s IL az ~.
IWU. .H.r .HFH
No l-Frum tHrcta. Provo 'fani
junction md tfc Ehst.. ..s...iiiol Ai1.
No t-FfCm Provo, Grand Ju1ciou
and the Eatt,.....a,s...., ..., II ~ pm
no. t-From bingham, Provo, MANU-
. and Halinn ..... .....s .sssssa . il.'pf'ha
10 i-irom ogden and ihe Welt. ~ Az
~. f-Ffnn ogden and mo- W.ai .... " ~
Vhly Inc running ilf0HaI IuImtu rave
Double nravlns H0nu s'caufrs o. hr1ser wa
crane Junction and 10 LaHst. wy ani liot.
n wa NnWr1du UnIHtH COZ Hn.F Int fNNh N.
Pullman tiesrrfs af.f Iu.l il San FratNifrn.
kochanEeb close ConracuonA bMeV speed
and comfort
fIfl,,tDuie. tu.t. LOB. vputh 81
4. Lubek, q. a. Wkt.tI "a. hkNAAA1
Der. hAusFag zen. iupL san.f.dt.a
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REG[IIES l[TlSITS RAYllLE lN lEMlE

Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bnr.
glhr and nfeprooL Ronta Is 70 Ss5 por
year. ~
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CITIZENS INDEPENDENT TICKGL

Mayor. ..,...............K. n BRslSin
observation-disclosures ~. Hacltman
Treasurer. ..,,..".".....C s. burton
neutrality-suspicious. Pratt
Justice OF the Peace. Grant II. ,mlth
COUNCILMEN.
First Precinct. q. Hardy
- ...,v.Ic Grand Young
............E l.. Newell
Second Prcclnct....M. j Chccsmnn
....Gcorgo y. Dean
...Arnoid q. Giauduc
THIRD Precinot........Joscph Watson
..."w. y. Mot ornicls
........R. n. Morris
Fourth Preclnct.....spencer CIawson
A" .....,.,,J. y. Bachc
.,.,..".,J. J. DAILY
Fiith Prcconct.............E iilnh Sells
" ......,.,.P. ". Madison
80 ..............C. l.. Rood
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Thomas Arthur has filed notice Of Iosa-
ton Of the Bslchsr lode.
w. W. DeLacy had 81, 200 and The Luke
agency $500 on the Ashley stable.
The Happy Hour Social clubs dance 81
Electric hall last night drew . large
veil p!sAssd attendance.
Business Ia light In the polioo departma ant
Just at present. A vaR or two and folks
who take : drop or two too much constitute
ths arrests now.
The peach season II over In Helena
for 1893. Grapes and apples now have
the cxlI, and these will BE- followed In
= week or 80 by orankss.
skipped BY the Light Of the Moon"
drew q fair audience At Mugs last night.
Tbs play IL fall nf fun aud kept tho adj
ence IN . 'oar from start to finish.
Tho annual report OF the R.d Mountain
Milling eom any shows capital stock Of
100, se7 in property; debts geo. 1881.
There wore nearly 800 names in tho list
Of unoslled-for letters advertised BY the
Butte postofios last week. indicating that
many former residents have lsft tho city.
There will bs . ,sguleE meeting Of the
B.. p. o. Il. this evening at X. Of P. hall.
corner Park and Edwards streets, at eight
=. m. A full attendance IL earnestly re-
q~usste1.
A special meeting OF the county com MID.
sionsrs WAS held yesterday to open bids for
two bridges. one across tho middle fork OF
tho Dearborn and the Other over Ten Mile
creek. Seven bids we're received. The
award of contract will be male to-day.
Hev. NJ. Nelson. Of Salt Lake City. pre-
siding elder of scandinavian Methodist
missions in Utah, Idaho and Montana, will
preach tonight a. Jockeys hall. sixth
avenue, At eight o'clock. Services orch
night OF the week. S~esndinavians cor
daily invited.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
NO ONE EXEMrG FROM PAYING.

Important Decision by the Supreme Court
on the Fec Question.
The supreme court handed down a dsci-
sion yestc dry III tho case Of the state OF
Montana VI. james Northrup. in which
Attorney General Hsskell made a tost OF
the light of tho clerk of tho court TO charge
n fec for fling an appeal where the
state is a party. The morris Of Northrup's
case nre not involved in the action. II ID
merely the matter Of foes. which en- now
10 considered settled. The attorney oen-
eral asked the coutt for an order requiring
James Northrup without collecting the fec
provided for by section 2 Of the act of
March 6. 1891. That section required the
clerk of the upreme court to collect a
docket fec Of $40 on filing the Transcripts.
The on court says the various coun-
ing all criminal cases ariainR in their re-
spcctive jurisdictions. and In such GASES
til. lew provides that tho county wherein
the prosecution is had shall pay
tbs costs. subject ultimately to DO
collt ctel from the defeated party.
The prosecution in question was instituted
in Park county and an appeal was taken
by the prosecution. "ihere 10 no doubt"
says the oours. ''tbat said county Is charge
able with the Payment OF the foes pro-
vidsd to DO collected BY the clerk Of tho
court on filing the record" The attorney
general insisted that under section SIT,
code Of civil PROCEDURE. no fees could be 70.
9nired in advance from those prosecuting
this appeal. The supreme court says that
section, so far as it applies to tho oollse-
ton of fees by the clerk. 10 modified BY tho
act Of 1891. which requires him to collect
in advance. 1t is made imperative by that
section that the clerk shnll charge himself
with and account for the full amount Of
all such fees az arc provided for In the act,
and pay the same into the state treasury.
He 10 under bond 10 to do.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

Fan ana Gloves nad Trimming Included.
1hs exhibit 10 In tho big window with thu
risr glass at the New York Dry Goods Store
Some very handsome evening shades Of
dress patterns. We regret being unable &c
give prices. but h. Lo'Deip. the trimmer
stated that ensh vatte,n would be ticketsd,
giving prices which includes the gloves aAo
fan and trimming. To be sure, this is very
unusual. bat tho New York Store 10 q verJ
unusual concern. hence the peculiar exhibit
ton In tho window With the large pier glass,
Wo ars requested to state that those pat
terns with no fan attached are marked will
ticket giving value Of patterns including
gloves and trimming only. The same quail
tiles Of goods. including tho same articles
At the same price, woIs displayed in tn
win ow Of o great DIR goods house in New
York city last week. Qualities. styles. etc,
we're seat the Now York Store for this
weeks special window.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
IN THE SHER|FF'S HANDS.
Finkelstein Is Technically In Gus
tody Pending His Habsas
Corpus Hearing.
Tho Writ VIII Determine the
Quetion Of Alimony Pom
dente Lite.
An lm important Decision of tho supreme
Court IN ths Subject Of Fees
Court Notes. rs WI.

When Judge Bucks department Of the
district oou,t met yesterday morning MAJ
cus Finkelstein, or as the name appears in
ths proceedings for divorce. Max Finkel-
stein. found himself still 90 opposed to the
principle of paying alimony pending the
decision Of the action brought by Mrs.
Finkeistoin tho first. TINT he didn't care
even to scale tho award of $50 and gay
something on acoount. Judge Buck do
clared him In contempt OF court for NOT
obsyinR the order Of Judge Hunt to lay the
nlimony. He was rsmAnded 70 the custody
Of the sheriff. bat Judge Buck made
tho commitment only technical pend.
ing tho application for a writ Of habeaa
corpus. and put him In charge Of Odsll
Mcdonnell. the son of his counsel, N. W.
Mcconnell. The application for tho writ
of habeas corpus wns made TO the snpre'ns
court du ing the day and is r%etu'nable q
10 O'Clock to morrow morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Court Notes.

A suit was filed in tho district court vss.
terday by tho administrator Of tho estate
of Benjamin G. brooke against Edward
Jordan, James Bonner and John Gala
CHER. The complaint says that Brooke was
owner Of fortv-seveu aores Of land in Soc
ton 36. township 10. north Of range 4 west,
aud that Jordan and the others took IN
lawful possession OF 1t OH Oct. IL last. and
blasted and quarried rock there. For this
$500 damages are nsked; nlso that the de-
PENDANTS bs prohibited from interfering
with the land in question.
Ths case OF May A. Williams against
Daniel W. Williams came up in judge
Hunts department. of the district court
yesterday. Williams did not appear. and
he was declared in default. After hearing
testimony for the plaintiff Judge Hunt
granted Mrs. Williams the divorces she
wsked.
A Judgment BY default for something
over 81. GOO, in the osss Of Bach. Cory &
Go. W. William Harrison. was o dered by
Judge Buck in the district court yesterday.
Chief Justice Penbertou, OF tne supreme
court. IS expected buck from the coast In .
day or 30.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Do not Wait

Toolonr. Tho great Worlds fair will b
oloseI in y few weeks. The travelling pub
lilo are fully alive to tho fact that tho Chi
cngo. Union Pacific d North Western line
of1ers the vofy best accommodations to tho
public from and to Chicago, Omaha and
intermediate points, not only du yinx the
Worlds fair, bnt all tho yeur round, See
your nenrest Union Pacific agent for la,ss
or other in for nation,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Arr,vn,s Mt the Grand Central.
Notice to ORE shippers.

The U. s. Public sampline Co.. Of Hel'
ems. IL again prepared to handle all olassel
of smelling ores. and parties having thi'
class TO sell will find II to their interest tc
interview E. b. Brnden. manager, before
disposine of their products. We can nov
pay the market rics for all ores. which Ii
only a slight decrease from the prices pre-
vailing before tho recent decline in silver
silver computed at Now York spot quota
tions, and NOT at sixty days delivery. AS
saying will receive prompt attention. Cor
r~ssponucnce solicited.
f. B. BRADEN. Manager.
Corner Grand and Jackson streets. Helsns.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
.psclHl ExcurHions to Chicago.

For the closing days Of tho Rreatess
Worlds fair tho world has ever seen. tickets
will DO on sale at Helena. via Minneapolis
and st. paul and tho Northwestern line. to
Chicago and return at $S6.C5 for tho round
trip. These very cheap tickets are good or
nil trains aud ia oil cara Of tho Northwest
I'm inc. which 10 W long odds the best line
fiom the Twin Cities 10 Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

Reduction IN Ch.ca 20 Excursion Ratcl
From Got. Is to 81 inclusive. the North
ern Pacific railroad will mako a rate of
S36.o5 from Helena to Chicago and return.
and a rate Of 1882 Helena ~ 81. Louis and
Ieturn. These tickets will be good for re-
IN II passage until Nov. Is.
The Worlds fair flyer" leaves Helena st
l0:55 p. m.
For eleepiHg car reservation md tickets
call ut the Noothern Pacific CITY tiokst
othse. A. D.. EDGAR,
Gent Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
PERSONAL

F. J. sterliag 10 over from Butte.
T.. X. McNeill and wife, Of Portal, ore
a. Tho Helena.
Chas. MoCuin, Of Townsend, was . visito.
In Helena yesterday.
II. Il. Whitehill, of Deer Lodge. was At
the Grand Central yesterday.
Ex-Gov. Hansen. A. j. Soligman and
Potter Larson left yesterday for a short
hunting trip.
President Jockey. Of the Rapid Traneit
company, has returned from a visit to the
east. Mrs. Jockey is visiting friends in
Kansas.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

The low round trip tickets to Chicago
now sold by tbs Northern Pacific offer tho
hest and last great inducemeat OF this year
to visit Chicago and tho Worlds fair.
You can now make the round trip for less
than tho usurl,ono-way fare. Don miss
this chance to see chs greatest wonder OF
the nineteenth century
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
The Last ChAnce-

Only three weeks more? II YOU do no,
visit the Worlds fair you will eluoys REQ E,
it. Fares never 40 cheap a. Mt ,r.sent
Buy ROM tickets and secure your slseuina.
car accommodations OF tho Great North.-n
For further information apply 10
G. W. PITTS,
Ticket Agent, No. G Main street.
Or b. II. LANGLEY, Helena. Mont.
General Ticket Agent.
Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Special rxcurstons to Oh

For tho closing days of tho ursatest
World's fait the world has ever seen, tickets
will DO on sale At Helens. vim Minneapolis
and 81. Paul and the Northwestern line, to
Chicago and return at $3G.O5 for the round
trip. These very cheap tlcksts are gooi on
all trains and in all oars OF the Northwest.
ern line. which is BY long odds the best line
from the Twin cities 10 Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
MONTANA NATIONAL BANK.

Certificate Holders Arc Requested = Csll
1t size Bsnh.
Notice ID hereby given: All persons
holding %csrtiAoatss Of Deposit upou
this bank. who have not received 4
sopy Of circular letter looking 10 rssump-
zion Of business. are requested TO call st thu
bank or send their address to same.
MONTANA NATIONAL BANK.
Helena. Dot. 8, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

First National Bank of nelenA-Nstice to
Creditors.
All Iorsons having claims against the
First National bnnk, who have not received
a capv OF our circular lotter and agreement
In reference to rosa IN ption business, are
!equestsd to coll Or send their address.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Helena, Montana,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

You can buy a SO OF SO wrap at The Fee Hive
Tor 81. - lille the style 10 not tho latest. one cnn
get more warmth and comfort out OF them Il An
out OF the now tangled styles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

Tho rsc Hive will continue this week 10 allow
q discount Of 20 per cent on their limo Of baby
carriages. A few moro choice ones Loft.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

If you want = good warm winter wrap very
Cheap 70 to he Zee Hive sale before the lot Ii
broken. Everyone can buy . cloak or wrap at
this sale NO matter how small the purse.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

roadway Oyster Parlors. 1923 Broadway, Den
yer flock: 1ixtures ind good will for sale; a good
business for tho right patty; good reasons 70.
selling.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Legal blanks at this Office

New dress goods arriving daily OF The PEG
Hive at prices VT CHI cannot b. met with else
where.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

Tho Bee Hive is closing out their lines Of
crochery, giass ware, lamps and counter goods,
and are Offering raro bargains in those depart
meHts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

Hosiery Of every description At The Bee Hive.
for men, women and children. Prices down to
bedrock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Further Ned notion In Rates Via Uniol
Pacific.

PRCINC.
From Helsna to Portland ...........$ Is 90
From Helena to San Francisco. .... 80 90
On the 10Th Of each month excursion
tickets arc sold to Utah and California
peints M follows:
10 San F. ancisco and ........$ rs 90
10 Los Angeles and return....... 50 90
To Sult Lake and roturn. ............ ~ u
Tickets to California points are limited
10 six months, and to salt Ls&o sixty days
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
These CIosisg Weeks

These CIosisg Weeks
OF she Worlds fair lesvs but q short time
for your visit. Don't forget that the Uaion
Pacific offers thu best service and rates %
cheap o. : limo TO Chicago. No change
Of oars q Kansas City via tho Uaioa Pacific
and Chicago d Alton railroad. Sss your
nearest Union Pacific agent for rates OF
other information. sEc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
MOTTO TO CIR DlTORs-EsTATE OF ED
~ ward T. Lpnphy. docsnsed.

Notice Is hereby Eivcn by tho undersigned. ad-
mintstrator Ok tbs estate Of Edward J. Dnnphy.
dsccaSed; 70 tho .'rcaitors Of and all persons
having claims against tho said deceased. TO ex-
hisit them., with the necessary vouchers, within
four mouths After tn" first publication OF th,s
notice. 70 inc said administrator at my otaes.
room 4 AioA eluck. tho came boiAg the place
for tho transaction Of tho business Of said estate
in the county Of L.ewis and Clarke. .
Edward T. Dunphy.
Dated Helena. Oct. II, 1888.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-17
HARRISON AT THE FAIR.
The EN-Preeident In>pccts the White
City Buildings and Exhibits.

City Buildings and Exhibits.
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGo. H.,
June 12.-EX-President Benjamin Har-
rison was a visitor at the Worlds Fair
to-day. He came out to the grounds
about II O'Clock and was the guest of
President Palmer, of the National
Committee. Upon arriving at the
grounds ex-President Harrison was
taken for a drive through the wind
ing ways of the White City and shown
the beautiful buildings. Shortly after
noon President Palmer brought his
distinguished guest to the adminjstra-
ton building where he was presented to
a number of Worlds Fair officials, after
which all sat down to an elaborate
luncheon.
Accompanying ex-President Harri-
son in carriages were Senator and Mrs.
Palmer, whose guest he was; Senator
and Mrs. MOrrcll, Mrs Mckee, Baby
Mckee, Miss Swan and Mrs Dimmick, a
daughter of Mr.. Harrison. The party
entered the grounds through the Mid
way Plaisance. Upon reaching the
grounds the party drove north
east past the fine art building and
several of the state buildings. They
passed the woman's building, the trans
portation building and along the drive
way that skirts the beautiful lagoons.
EX-President Harrison said he was more
than pleased with the grandCur and
beauty of the "White City"
The visit was entirely of an informal
nature and there were no exercises or
ceremonies arranged for his welcome or
entertainment. When the cX-rrcsi-
dent arrived at the administration
building there were several hundred
people sitting about on benches,
many of whom were eating their
lunches. The word was quickly
passed around that ex-Presidcnt
Harrison had come and in an instant
there was a rush to see him. As Mr
Harrison entered the rotunda there WAS
vigorous clapping of hands and way
ing of handkerchiais. The cN-Presi-
dent Acknowledged the compliment hy
removing bis hat and bowling. During
the afternoon eX-Prcsident Harrison
visited a number of the buildings
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-17

st,hLad tn doot, I
lynch John koorh tLn 1nur,iarcr
Jr,,.. R,,,.,..l AL ;,:
e; var. TN H., ,',''a "l fIItil'ila'l' a@e1
tho Rr,i,s;i T'iS n,II IIi' 81 Ne l9ll"tt7 "i
nan, .,i,a,gI "ii"hlcr ,9'h-
~ - = i''"N'il@ pl'il'r" l"hloA'
un,. T." AhntN ~ ~: ~ EEN OF the PRISON at
,rat nr"t4aEttt' MIGhr has been notified
prisoners Who nsr,,,nd I,,,I, ",i' '' 'iie
custody At Tsr,naba ''''''''''H' = IL
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N,n"ir, ,'.I 1,,uil reg III tile streets "i
tinoI r",,'loI''iH army ana the P"ilce.
any ."' na,i aviShiiS . ere kill'd on each SIDE
H. 1 :" i''l''i''i VI CilHchS we've shot