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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-10

II. G. EIELL'S FATE.

Coroner's Inquest on the Man Found
Dead Near Silver.
Coroner Peasants yesterday held an in
quest on the body Of the man found dead
in II barn near Silver City. The principal
witness was Frank Kelly, whose testimony
WAS to the efec. that he rented the barn in
which the body of the man WAS found; that
on Friday he went past the barn, aud it
was locked up; on Monday he found the
door open. and gong in found tho nun
lying on the floor with his head under the
manager. He took hold OF him and found
lie was frozen. There was some snow on
the floor, and from lts ap.earHnee he
Judged the man had walked around in a
circle until he had fallen down. Thirty
feet from the barn there were two houses,
in each of which there WAS a stove. but no
attempt had been made to get into either
of them.
The only thing identifying the man
found on his person was a letter. dated
B%eeyi!!e, Texas. June II, 1892. add rsssed to
II. Ct. EZell, II WAS from his mother and
father. told of thu poor crops, reminded
him OF his promise to c~ome.home, and
expressed the hope that nothirg would
happen to him and that he would
come soon to live with the old folks. The
letter ia Il pathetic one iii the light Of the
sons fate, expressing as it coes 80 clearly
the love Of the old folks for their boy. The
address on the envelope was Baxendale. but
this had been scratched ont and Helena in
serted in its stead. In Ezell's pocket was
also found a Murphy gospel temperance
pledge with the signature almost Ilieqibie.
EZell is supposed TO have gotten off a
tram at Iron Rod, the station nearest Sill
yer. become nnmbed With the cold. broke
INTO the barn. to have been finally over
come. Vim. L. Norris, one of tho jury, ga q
he remembered Eel az a stone maBor
who had worked In Helena during last ses'
son. The verdict was death from freezing
adde's heavy wool underwear. natural gray
only Y0c this week at lie bee Hive
Only Two Nights and Fast Time to Chi
The Great Northern makes several hour
quicker time-Hslena to st. Paul-than an,
other line; is the only lint which makss tn
run to Chicago in tvo nights, other line
using three aud four nights.
b. II. LANGLEY.
RI General Ticket Agent.
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Ladies' heavy wool underwear. natural gray.
only yJc this week at lie bee Hive
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Thirty-six-inch Lindsay cloth this week at
The Bee Hive only S0c per yard, worth 800.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
when !.

When you are out look.
ing for Clothing, it's a duty
you owe yourself to come to
Fifth and Market Streets be-
fore you make your pur-
chase, as here you will find
everything Of the very latest
styles and patterns in For.
eign and Domestic Goods to
select from, and you will also
find one OF the best.lighted
stores in the State in which
to make your selections and
examine the way the goods
are tailored and trimmed.
You can also note the prices
in plain figuros-on every
garment, when you will be
convinced that we sell moth.
ing but the best goods for
reasonable prices.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are showing
some extra values in Trou.
Servings this week. Come and
see them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

YOUTH AND ENERGY.
These Have Made a Young
Detective Great.
A Man Of Experience with Crimi.
nails Of all Glasses.
lie Talks About n Matter of the Great
est interest

Phenomenal indeed Ia the energy
which has placed young detective
Philip $. Honeyman ut the head as
general superintendent of the great Ma
tiunal Detective Agency OF 81 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.N. Y. Although still a
Young man. be has now name which
many older detectives might well envy,
and tile scope of his business ID almost
world wide. But like many men OF
great ability and ambition. Mr.. Honey
man broke down for time under the
strain OF his excessive iabors. He
Is at present. however. In sound hea lth
and full of his old energy and enthu-
siam.
Yes, was completely broken down
in health" he said, and suffered from
extreme exhaustion and could not resI
day or night.
Il had an all gone feeling In my
stomach and terrible palpitation al
my heart
Il had to give up business for some
time. and after consulting and treating
with two very good physicians with
no benefit, I ut last tried DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
have taken two bottles and the
all gone faslink tae disappeared, al
also has tho palpitatson at my heart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
QUEEN OF rHn c,susAPEAKM


TIE Wilninstea Built eseauaev Gssr-
gin Now Hsltis That Distinctisn.
Tho old Bay Line steamer Geoswia,
which was built by the Harlan and
He-iinssworth Company OF this city
In 1877. last night came out victorious
In race with the steamer Alabama
on the Chesapeake Bay. The winning
steamer came out six miles nheac OF
the Alabama at the close.
The great boat race was one of the
stipulations of the contract under
which the new steamer Alabama was
built by the Maryland Shipbaildlng
Company at Sparrows' Point. Tie
competing companies for the building
of the steamer Alabama, were the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
and the Sparrows Point Company.
The contract stipulated that the new
should do 1t with smaller consump.
ton OF coal than the Georgia uses.
The steamers met at Fortress Mon.
roe Yesterday and left the Bay Line
Steamboat Company's dock at Q
o'clock for race of eight hours, In
which both boats were to do their
best, carrying the same load, and the
result was to determine tho accept
ance or rejection of the new ship by
the Daytime Company.
/ 1t was greatrace and was not I'M
expected, for the skill OF the local com
pany bad eutstripped that OF the
Maryland company few days ago.
It w2ssurprising, however. from the
fact Nmt tho Alabama was not only
clean and new. but IL supplied with
more powerful engines. and propel-
Ter having SIX inehes more pitch than
her competitor. During the race the
Georgia made eighty. eight turns. and
that OF the Alabama ninety-nine turns
minute, the latter apparently travel
ing two miles an hour more than tho
Georgia. Steamship men say tho
fault Of tile Alabama lies in the model,
and that ste was beaten because it did
not respond easily TO work OF her en-
gines. IL this lie true, 1t Is possible
that the builders will suffer heavy
loss.
The Georgia is $50 feet long. 40 feet
beam aud 10 feet depth of hold. The
Alabama Is about the same size.
In 1877 tue Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company contracted to build IL steam
or Tor the Baltimore company to beat
the Florida, which was then the swift
est steamer on the bay. II this was
not accomplished the boat was to be
rejected. The Florida had been
built here aud in that year they sent
out the Georgia as the steamer which
would outstrip their former built one.
Tho result was satisfactory and
when the dock was reached tho Caro-.
lima was not in sight. At that time j.
L. Gnuse was aboard the Carolina, and
when lie left he remarked to Captain
Robinson that when he wanted one,
Mr.. Cause would build steamer
which would beat the Carolina. In
! 1887, ten years later. the Harlan and
Holllngsworth Co. built the Georgia.
Which beat the Carolina then and the
Alabuma yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
sEs! Esss
BEST MADE CLOTHING
best FITTING CLOTHING
LOWEST PRICES

|NPRING SPROUTS. The
u trees, the birds, all ma
IN ture feels the beneti-
~ cent air. Oak Hall,
too, has put on its New
Attire. The stock of Ready
Made Clothing, in all lines,
has never been so perfect
and complete. The material
direct from the weaver's loom
was never SO cheap, never SO
fascinating in design. We
have never had such oppor.
tunitles of adding nobby
features. Never before have
we put such talent into the
fashioning and designing.
Never before have your dol.
lars had such an opportuni.
ty for good investments.
Since material was cheap, OF
course the Suits are cheap,
ranging from So to $40.
What's the use of specifying
cloths We've every kind.
You have not a wish that
may not be gratified.
1t may be asserted with
perfect honesty, and without
any desire to boast, that a
more tasteful, well looking
lot of Spring Clothing has
never been seen before upon
any clothing counters in
Philadelphia. We invite in.
spectlon. We are grateful
for criticism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

RAY. Hudson Shaw talked about j ohm
Husktu In the New Century Club Iast
night. fhe speaker talked OF Ruslsi NJ
literary end reform work and gave a
delightful and intelligent idea OF the
reformer's unssliish labors. He, 10 il
said, had spent q fortune of 10, DOC
pou nds In his efforts to HELM those In
need. but much OF that money has
been wasted. not so much because OF
the fallacy Of the plans. but rather be.
cause Of the agents selected to carry
out the work.
In speaking Of Mr.. Ruskin's books,
which were designed to reach the peo.
pie whom he wanted to help, Mr.,
( Shaw said that the cost of the books
was SO great In England that they
wero not within the reach OF the peo.
pie Tor whom they were written. In
this country, however. the same books
could be bought tor 20 cents. But on
the question OF the cleapness of those
books in the United States Mr. shaw
said; "Perhaps better not say toe
much"
The speaker cited an Incident OF a
man who wrote to Ruskin and com
planned that lie could not buy his
books The author thought the mar
could afford to buy them II he would
deny himself OF lis two pots of been
each day. An informal reception was
heid tn the parlors OF the club after,
ward and was enjoved by all those
who attended the lecture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

AT the dIctation of Wilminstons
public spirited citizens, Mcssrs Fat.
rick Neary, John L. Diclicy and John
/. Callahan, tue Senate has pnssel tho
new Police Commission blii, which
leglslates the two Republican mem
bers out of the Commission and leaves
John W. Ltwsonthe Democratic nom
Der OF tho board, still init. The latter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
THURSDAY. APRIL 6. Isoa.



The few pleasant days We have had
lately has stimulated those who have
regard for healthrulness aud cleanli-
mss about their premises to clean
up. Especial attention should DO
given by heuseholders and house,
keepers to do this work, and those who
dc not attend to 1t promptly should
be looked after by the Board OF Health.
There are grave reasons for uppre-
bending q visit from the cholera dur
ing the coming summer, n disease
which feeds upon filth and unclean-
illness, and can be large ly averted by
careful sanitary conditions. The
neighbor who fixes up his premises In
q healthy condition cannot afford to
be annoyed by neighbor who does
not. Under such circumstances an
appeal to the Board OF Health or some
other civil authority wonld be pre-
ferable to the danger OF contracting
diseases from surrounding nuieances.
No corner, lane. alley, byway, cellar,
nor outhouses should be overlooked
in the search for germs OF disease, and
disinfectants should be plentifully
used. 1t is better to take this precat,-
ton, and bear the little attendant cx.
pense than to be brought into battle
face to face with infectious diseases
and with the chances OF victory on
the side of disease.
But this Is also a time to pay GONE
attention to identifying the premises.
Fixing up gardens, yards and fences
should not be neglected.
Nothing adds SO much to the beauty
Of place as its we'll kept surround
ings. Many persons having very fine
places, often have sidewalks unpaved,
or covered with loose and broken
bricks. with fences down and leaning
half way over threatening injury to
passers by, gates unhinged or half
hinged are at all times Indications Of
inexcusable carelessness. There are
plenty Of eye sores OF this kind all over
the city, and some OF them are on our
most fashionable streets. This is the
time when all such things should be
attended to,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

II feel as strong and healthy ms ever
and must say 1t was DIR. Gieene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy
that has restored me back to health
again.
This wonderful remedy Is worth
its weight in gold. for found it to do
Just rs it was said it would do, and
will never do without it III my
house,
This is especially good news at this
season OF tho year. for most everybody
needs spring medicine. 80 many
Ueople are run down in tho spring,
feel weak, tired, Iarguid and nervous,
and lack their usual strength. energy
and ambition, that Detective Honey.
mans recommendation Of DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy to
restore health and vigor comes Just
at the right time. IL Is parely yege-
table and harmless and is sold by
druggists for s1.G0.
What makes 1t most popular as the
best and most used spring medicine is
tho fact that it is tho prescription and
discovery of physician, Dr Greene,
of 81 w. 18th street, New York, who
Is the most successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases.
The Doctor can DO consulted free,
personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
WANA MAX ER,S,
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. April 0, 1893

Dress Ginghams.
Hundreds of styles, and
such styles ! A variety to
set any woman wondering
and buying.
The hard part will be
what to choose where all is
so fit and lovely.
Any of the salespeople
will be glad to help you pick.
Be free to ask them.
Andersons and Whytlaws'
weaves and all the other
leading makes are on the
shelves.
silk mixed ......
Tartans and Changeable Epln-
glines
Corded and Lnco-strlpe
Plain and dotted Velour Russo
- Striped Crepol
Satin Plaid
Swlvel-silk effects
and SO on with dozens of
possible descriptions that
wouldn't describe.
It's the biggest, bullying.
est, brightest display of
woven-color Cottons ever
seen in one collection.
Prices for 30 and 80 in,
Is, 81, 80, SIZE, As and SOC;
for 40 in, 60, 50 and 75c.
Northeast of centre. ..-5...
While 81 Bedford Cords
can be had at soc a hint is
enough. Good, clean, bright
stock.
Southeast OF centre.
Women's Capes.
One Of the beauties of this
Cape stock is its great
strength in the medium
priced linen. -. ......=
At S5-Ome hundred tun Billiard
Cloth Capes. fashionable length,
with three small capes from
shoulders long ribbon streamers
In front. One of the prettiest
Capes Of the season.
At s6-One hundred imported
Cupes Gust landed with ribbon
embroidered yoke, Ellzabethian
ruiz around neck. Bertha over
shoulders. all edges beautifully
pinked. brown, green, navy blue
and black.
At sl2-One hundred rich import.
ed Capes, fine black Broadcloths,
deep Bertha collar, all richly
embroidered in beads. meant to
sell for s25.
Oyer three thousand of
the prettiest Capes Of the
season, in several hundred
distinct styles, So 30 to $l2.
Black and all desirable
shades.
Two thousand more from
Sl2 to tue richest foreign
and domestic work.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

JoHN /. D.cKEY, Patrick Neary ana
John Z. C.Illalan are members OF one
or more real estate improvement com.
panies. These companies of course
will lie very much benefited by good
streets. sewers, and light. These gem
tlemen are moving heaven and earth
to get Joseph L. Carpenter Jr, back
into tho Street and Sewer Commits.
sion. Is there anything In it!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
ON FRIDA'
ON FRIDAY,
THE 9lsT DAY OF APRIL, 1899,
Alto o'clock a. m,


The following described real estate. viz:
All the right, title and interest, being
the undivided onc-seyenth part thereof
to and in all that CertaI. lot or parcel OF
land situate in the town OF Middielown
in st, Georges hundred, New Castle coun.
~, Del. bounded ON the west by broad
street, on the north by lands of the trus-
tees of the MiddIetowu Academy on the
east by lands OF James Williams and on
the south by Crawford street, being sixty
feet in front on Broad street, and IN
length or depth eastward between paral-
lei lines one hundred and eightY-fiye feet,
containing eleven thousand square feet
OF land. with a two and one-haf story
frame dweIltng-house and kitchen there
on erected.
Seized aud taken In execution as the
property OF William s. Burnham and
Elizabeth Burnham, and to be sold BY
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
sherlTs Once. Wilmington, Del,
April 5. 1897. az
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
WHAT S22 WILL DO

1t will give you a first-rate
Spring overcoat, and a COM
plete suit of Clothes, made
from wonderfully good i'm
ported stuff. ...=.."
Those Melton, Kersey and
Venetian Overeoats are $l2,
and the Suits are $40.
The black Dress Suitsare
still $15.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

The returns from the leet sugar
manufactures of tie nited States,
while showing no Increase in the man.
ninetorles, do show that the total pro.
ductlon from the Sly factories In oper-
alton tho last year wUs Loss, lG6
pounds, an increase Of l2,o04, SIS over
1921 This is an encouraging report
and 1t is hoped the Industry will dou.
BILE itself this year,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06


The Gland Lodge room, located IN
the fourth floor OF ODD Fellows Hall,
corner Third and King streets, was
formerly opened to the order of Odd
Fellows on Wednesday evening II
has been remoielled and transformed
INTO beautiful room, in keeping with
the order in ourStato by being hand.
somely r5fnrnished with oak furniture
of the latest design willie handsome
carpet onllyens The eye as you enter
the room.
The furniture and carpets were
mn'ie to order the chairs and desks
came from Boston and we're furnished
by John b. Taylor. Vim. B. Sharp aud
60. were called upon to supply the
dtnpety and curtains The improve
ments cost over $1,000 ami Is money
well spent. The main room Is A. feet
long anu - feet wide. The chairs of
the officers are handsome and in keep
ing with tho general improvements. A
Piano las been added rs an adjunct.
lie walls are adorned with pictures
OF the pust graGds Of the order ia
handsome gilt frames.
The work was done under the suner-
vision ut the following committee.
George {, Gutl'le, Hansmitt, Isaac L.
Naylor, jamos Price aud John Grcinor,
AMI to them much credit is due. The
following Hodges Will meet in this
rom; delaware, Hope. Fairfax and
Jefferson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

HIRE the sixth day of April at
hand and still the wheat aud peach
crops remain intact. The spectators.
for some purpose not easily under.
stood, have neglected to pronounce
them failure so far. nut still they
have about three months more In
which to ruin them. No doubt they
will be heard from tefore long aud
they will work the more energeticaliy
to make up Tor lost time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

SllH4OHS CATARRH REMEDY the
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe.
Tia. Ganker mouth, and Headache.
with each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of .these complaints with
out extra Charge. Price soc. N Il. Dan.
and Market streets. Wilmington, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06

CIeveinnd's Defent in St. Louis.
President Cleveland's schemes have
failed In the appointment of Max
Judd, st. l. us Hebrew, to the Con.
sui deneralship OF Vienna, Austria.
The st. Louis municipal election was
to come off in short time, and the
Democrats saw indications OF defeat.
The Hebrews were dissatisfied and
threatened to go over In a body to
the Republicans. In this emergency
President Cleveland was appealed to
to do something to save the party
Not unwilling to stoop to low party
principles. he made the appointment
referred to, in the hopes Of keeping
ST. Louis straight in the Democratic
traces.
But the appointment OF Mr. Judd
did no good, as st. Louis on Tuesday
went solidly over TO the Replblicans
In majorlties ranging from 1900 to
5000 Mr.. Cleveland for his pains has
got Mr.. Judd on his hands, us Austria
will not receive jew in q diplomatic
capacity. During his first admins.
tEation, Mr.. Cleveland offended Aus
tria by sending Rev. Mr. Kelley u
Roman Catholic priest as Minister
Plenipotentiary to that country. So
great was the opposition that hIr
Cleveland had to recall the appoint.
ment and make another moro dccepta.
ID BILE to Austria,
Already has the Austrian government
protested against the appointment of
Mr.. Judd and he like MIR Kelley, will
have to be recalled. The appointment
under the circumstances looks like n
direct insult to Austria, and upon what
hypothesis Mr.. Cleveland made the
appointment outside Of politica! lie
sire to make st. Louis go Democratic
10 not known. 1t looks as II the Pcesi.
dent was becoming more and more q
political freak and these evidences are
simply proofs of that suspicion. But
st. Louis laid him out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
Yates
Suits
FOR SPRING, 1893.

FOR SPRING, 1893.
An elegant range of Light
Colored Worsteds, Home.
spuns and Scotehes, so,
So, $14, SIG, SIS.
Dressy Black Cheviots,
Blue and Black Serges, $40,
$14, SIT.
The chief beauty of these
suits lies in the superior
manner of their makeup;
the prices quoted tell the
rest OF the tale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-06
On MONDAY.
THE 10rn DAY OF APRIL, 1903
Alta O'Clock, p. m,

The following described real estate, sttuI
ate in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid.
bounded and described us follows to VIII
No. l. A lot or parcel OF Ian d, wits Q
three-story brick dwelling house and
other improvements thereon erected. be-
ginning mt the intersection of the norths
er1y side of Sycamore street with the
westerly sido OF Clayton street and run
ing thence northerly with said side Of
Clayton street 80 feet; thence westerly
parallel with Sycamore street l25 festt
thence southetly parallel with Clayton
street 53 feet TO said side o. SycainoIs
street, and thence Herewith eAsterly co
the place OF beginning.
No. J. a lot or parcel of land, with o
three-story brick dwelling house aad
other improvements thereon erected. 10
ginning at point on the westerly side OF
Clayton street ut the distance or L3 feet
nurtho rly from the intersection of the
northcriy side OF Sycamore street with
said side of Ciayton street. and runEing
thence nor heriy with said side OF Cray
ton street % feet thence westerly parallel
with Syca more street l25 feet; thence
southerly parallel with Clayton stroet 50
foot, and thence eastrrly parallel with
Sycamore street rs feet 10 the place Of
beginning.
Seized und taken in execution as tlIe
property OF Viola seeds and William o.
Seeds. her husband. and I. is and 10 b
sold by PEIHCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherir's Once, Wilmington Del,
March ~, 1893 nll3