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The evening world., 1893-07-03
He Will Give a Babies Fund
Benefit at the Madison
Square Theatre.
Take "A Trip to Chinatown" for
the Little Ones Sake.
A Big Entertainment at Hammer.
stein's Columbus Theatre.

All letters containing money for the
Sick Babies Fusd shoald be addressed
to "Cash,er OF WORLD. Pulitzer Build.
Ing, Now York city"
Donations Of clothing. &c., should be
sent to Mrs. Roberts. 1873 West Thirty.
fourth street.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
Tho Little Sisters.
To tho Fdito

To tho EdItOfi
Baby Bertha, my little sister, and feel
very sorry for the poor babies, and collected
s., which are inclosed. We hope that the
money Will help keep some baUy well during
the summer. EVA HEYMAN,
42B East Fifty.seventh street.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Not al the gunpowder and fireworks
Going can blow the Fourth Of July out
e date.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
A Dollar and a Blessing.

' To the Editor;
leg leave to hand you my mite In aid Of
| your FUND Tor the little tots. wish could
make II n round hundred. With God bless
you am yours, &c, NJ. b.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
To Prevent sunburn.

Tan and sunburn may be greatly pre-
vented II. before a protracted excur-
sion In the sun. the face is anointed with
cold cream then wiped of we'll and
busted rather thickly with cornstarch
The evening world., 1893-07-03
EtyCsrine,

Glycerine was discovered in l77e by a
Swedish apothecary named Scheeie,
though It Is almost entirely within the
past half century that the discovery
has been turned to account. It was
named by scheele ''oil-sugar," owing to
It's sweetness Of taste and the fact that
1t was q product Of oils or fats when
The evening world., 1893-07-03
In Memory OF Bernie,

lnclosed herein band you my check for "a,
which apply for the benefit OF your fund and
credit this "In memory of Bernie" Yours
truly, LOUIS LEWINSOHN.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
Fair in East seth street.

Miss Blanche Hirsch, with the assistance
OF some OF her young friends. is giving a fair
In aid OF tho Sick Babies Fund at 46l East
Fiuy.eighth street. The fair opened yes
terday morning.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
Transferred.
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Teacher-Wille, does your mother know
that the buttons are on your coatf
Willle-Yesm. and she knows where they
are, too.
Teacher where are they:
Nulie-They are on father trouserk
The evening world., 1893-07-03

The silver purchase clause Is without
father. Senator Sherman has announced
that he will vote for Its repeal. How
ever. this is not case where Congress
need have sympathy for the orphan.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Those pardoned Anarchists are ad-
herring strictly. thus far. to their an
nounced policy OF silence. Some Of their
friends are not SO discreet.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Hoke Smith. at Asbury Park. demon
stsHtsd that Secretary. though Of the
interior. may be quite al much at home
- the coast
The evening world., 1893-07-03
To Help q Baby.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please fnd 8 cents, which hope
Will help some poor baby. Yours, &C.,
RONALD B.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

No 1. Millionaire Stanford found dead
In his room. No. 2. Millionaire Drexel
found dead in his room. The supersti-
tious are already wondering about No. 3.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Census Superintendent Porter has re.
signed at last. Unlike good many peo-
pie who didn't figure on the rolls in his
bureau, he was not counted out.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

It was . famous Harvard victory on
the Polo Grounds. And 1.-THE Evening
World" told the best and earliest story
thereof.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Lieut.. Peary is OFF again, keeping up
mans unceasing effort to beat the North
Poles game Of freeze-out.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

The advocates Of the 6ub-Treasury
scheIne are eclipsed. Their light has
gene out. They will sit uncovered In
shr presence Of the good citisens Of
The evening world., 1893-07-03
A SIN all Offering.

To the Editor:
Accept this small Offering, so cents, for tho
sick children. GREENPOlNT.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

The battle Of Gettysburg ended just
thirty years ago to-day.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
Joe and Baby Willie.

To tho Editor:
We wish to help some poor little sufferer.
1nclosed please nnd s2 from Joe Morris and
his baby brother Willie.
14es Second avenue.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

VIII the cable be old-fashioned by tho
time It runs in Third avenue and the
Bowery?
The evening world., 1893-07-03
lemon Coiorrd B-noaltr..

Afternoon gown OF lemon coiored benga-
line with amethyst figures; a lounce Of yell
low tafIeta cut In leaf points and headed with
amethyst velvet and roscttes trims the foot;
The evening world., 1893-07-03

1.-THE Evening World" will celebrate
the Fourth AZ usual by printing all the
neXR.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
Trinity Guilds Gener os.ty.

Ats meeting Of Trinity Guild, Rutherford,
N. j., held Juno 90. I was directed to donate
go FOR Tho Evening worlds" Sick Battles
Fund. Inclosed please md check for the
amount. Respectfully yours,
RICHARD ALLISON, Treasurer.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
It should Have Been Bimsey.

To The Editor:
The contribution Of so cents for the Sick
Babfes Fund credited IN "The Evening
World " OF June 30 was not sent BY Bunsey
but by Bimsey. Please correct.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Tn1 EVENING WORLDS
Net paid bona 6de actual daily
Average Circulation
b gfsA4er than the combined CIR
cNlation Of the
Evening Sun,
flail and Express,
Evening Post,
CosIsmercial Advertiser
Evening Telegram.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Many Fathers Are Out Of Work.
To the Editor:
This is for the sick babies. should prefer
to have II 90 to father OF family who Is
out OF work. ! may DO glad OF help some
time myself CASH.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
.Ep0ltsh Sey0s Dress.

Dress Of Knglish serge It is spruce green
in color: the coat is modified Russian blouse
with lapels Of myrtle green velvet; the trim.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
Design for a SIN Dress.

becoming
charming
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03
r EE!
Liiebiig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: I3S MAIN ST.
e

TRFB CONSUL TATION given to all persons
Euffcriag from Lhronic Dis. asses. Diseasss Of the
Eye. Lar. N sc. Throat. Liver, stomach. Kid
ney.. Urinary { rgaRs. Nervous and Private
pat ,ents in Montana demand sreater ~faeilitie.
nd accommodations. to meet which Drs. L:ebig
sno; have stabilized etiioos u this city. They
E,ti,. 20 me IN cnsiEe or q suiy .ntnoFi.sa rspresen.
he head Office. whore complete records are kept
all cases ard the treatment adopted. Each
b anch having its spaciali'ts, no ono physician
,nd rever less tn N five experienced specialists
avin. Thousands TO refer to, comparisons arc
readily mado. No expsrimenting-simply sp.
dying the treatment that hss .timss without
heir succesa nd the reron such marvellous
Hl,cs as heretofore RI ported have boon made
ifrer tn, b g. l"osl physicians pronounced thom
h"pelcssly incurab,e.
MEN hronic affections, whether from early
ndit oretions. Memorial Excssss.. seminal
Weakness. Loss of a anhood. Syphilis and other
affections uniting tn. m from enjoying any Of
he pleasures. Of life, treated and ourei after
abso .uts failure by others Irs. L:ebiE i Co.'S
reating tie diseases of Men is worldwide. aud
they have patients in all parts OF 1t.
-WOMtN-1heir specialist for affections Of
Women. has all tho latest appliances aud
remedies used in tho principal hospitals. AMI Is
without . huperio. on the coast.
tA1AERH-And kindred affections Of the
We. ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
Tho most delicate child.
Traces for sp;na! Deformitles. Club Feet, etc.,
manufacturer. Satisincti,n guaranteed.
Gall carly and avoid bong hurried BY the
arge number of patients. those who cannot
'nd 1t convenient 10 $50 tho tminent Specialists
an state their csses by letter Careful attention
&lyon TO corr spondence and medicine ana ap-
Bplisnces sent by express.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03
HI PROPER p

Braiding is again in high fashion on
skirts, rcdingotes, capes, coats and bodices.
A high novelty in sailor hats is one of
black silk velvet, with a leather band
buckled round the crown.
Some of the new bats in deep shades Of
biscuit are exceedingly pretty and particu-
larly becoming to dark olive compilations.
Basque bodices are coming in, and this is
commendable, for the round wasted cor
sage is not suited to heavy materials in the
least.
Possessing the requisite slope of shoulders
and length of throat, the airy lisse ruff
edged with narrow lace is a charming ad-
dition to the toilet.
Some of the new capes for winter are fl
for a queen. One, u splendid garment de-
signed for IN American queen, Is Of dark
est, richest moss green satin strewn with
velvet autumn leaves exquisitely shaded.
The Russian blouse appears again among
autumn costumes. This, fastening down
the left side and confined at the waist by a
band brought to a point in front, is a most
convenient model for everyday dresses of
serge and French cashmere.
Sapphire blue, peacock blue and the lady,
Xix delicate shades in silver and swallow
blue are for this and the coming season
either combined with black MORE or
trimmed with jetted gimps, black silk
passementeries or black fox furs.
Pretty for the autumn season is a walk
ing costume Of soft nuns gray camel's hair,
fiecked with long, shaggy spots of silver
white camels hair. The shoulder cape is the
principal feature of this dress. It is simply
a square piece of material SO arranged that
one point falls in the middle of the back.
one On each shoulder and one in 'front.'
New York Evening Post. :
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03
Guaranteed euro,

Wo authorize our advertised druggist to
sell Dr.. Kings New Discovery fer Con-
sum ption, Coughs snd Colds. upon this
condition. II yeu arc afflicted with =
Cough. Cold or any Lung. Thtoat or Chest
trouble. and will use this remedy - directed.
giving it \ fair trial. md experience no
snsdt. you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not mako
this offer did We not now that DR.. Kings
Now Discovery sould be relied on. II nsves
lissppolnta. Trial bottles free At II. N.
Parehen Il Cos drag store. Large size 50
CENTS and g.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03
NOTICE 10 CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAEL
a WNilAnd. Henry HriAae and l0an MN.

NOTICE 10 Co-oWNERs-TO MICHAEL
~ Wsiland. Henry Hsisss AMI Joan val
~lsnsten, 9Yon IRE h0reby notified that !
work. labor and mpreyemsn,s upon thu Nelson
quarts lode claim in i,luc Cloud mining district,
county Of 10y and tl.ras NeatanA ~ will
Once Of the recorder Of said oonnty. In srdss 20
held said prsn!ses andar the pruvkions 81 SEQ
being tho amount required 70 hold the aame for
the year commencing January !, 1855, to the yssR
ending December 30 1871. and Il Within uinsty
location, you fail or refoee y snntplbuts yous
proportion OF snch expsnditass (1ee sopeosentAr
ton york fo' the ys.,s ssprss.idl = eo-ovs.ts
property Of The undersisusd. under said section
asa Of the Revised Ststutss Q: tn United
Etat0s. CHAkLEO llEL6ON.
First Publication Aus. 70. .60A
Datsd Helena Montana An0. - In
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03
Insects.

A story of monster mosquitoes comes
from tho Ocmulgee swamps.
Three fishermen were camped out one
night, when they were attacked by u swarm
of what appeared to DO mosquitoes in
shape, but which were as large as hum
ming birds.
The noise made by them WAS similar to
that of the mosquito, though considerably
louder. The fishermen finally beat them
off with sticks and bushes, but they made
things lively for them for awhile. ATLANTA
Constitution.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

Isn't there money i'll this ideal" said a
man. II mean the Invention of u metal
that would wear black clear through and
could he used for eyelets, for hooks on laced
shoes. for umbrella snaps and for many
other uses"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

The formula Of Ayers Sarsapa'illa ID
we'll known to tho medical profession, and
uuive sally approx d. The reputation OF
the firm Runrnnts' 8 excellence and uni-
formity in the medicine. and the worlds
experience for nearly half a century has
fully dsmonstr Rted its value. .p
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03
cUNMONB-IN THE DISTRICT CNURT
> Of the First Judicial district Of Tie
tate Of nontaaA In aad to- IL county Of

q IT. Fir. 9udieii' district q &.
tate. Of noat4aA In aAd To- ths sosny Of
Lewis and Clarke.
II: :t: a. & d H:nttn. sends sr''a.s to the
You ara hereby required - appear in An sction
e S,I Is ! d, :sass. s. sss q z t 4: s ;ssse , aa% : p di.t4ios
Of the state OF MontAna. In and for The county Of
Lewis and. Clarke, and t. answer The complaint
elsd thsrsin. y4tslA tea days ls1olasive Ct ths
ummons II served within thi. county: Or. il
ssryed ont OF this county. but within thlsdistriok
withip twenty day.; sthsrXiss within forty aays
according to Tie prayer Of said complaint.
As.inst defendant fsr the sum Of. oae Hundred
and thirty four dollars, money had and resolved
Nay, 1891; and ior Sssso. On aeossnt Of .prepsrsy
Of me val ne Of $500. withheld from plaintiff and
converted and Appropriated By dsfend,At to bis
own qse on ehs setn dsy 81 Nay; lsSo: also to.
May. 1850. Il being alleged that he payment OF
aid sums 10 aad has teen sincs ssid data with
held ~ An unreasonable and vexAtious delay;
And you are hereby notified that Il you fsn t.
appear and answer the said complain, - shove
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
for the sums { emaadsd in the ssid oomplAint.
isos; md ssos. VI" visA Ike iiE. Interest from said d.sS
and for costs OF this suit.
.ui S,, .oas Hn q ,s ny f esns ~; ,adi q: a: s;.t: ct te .. IL x.
state OF MONTANA. in and for the
~,E@. county Of Lewis and Clarke
Zeal First this 18th day Of AuEu.t in the
Jug e.. R.'' =: :;:S. :, sss de nd 'n n;ns sesss.ss
IA. Cartel. Attorney tor Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

IL you will only try Hoods Sarsaparii,a you
will be convinced that 1t has '.psouliss' merit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

From our regular prices.
This Is done to make room
for our Holiday Goods, and
this cut will reduce prices to
manufacturers prices. Only
a limited number in stock, OF
the choicest styles.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
PIEXOTO STILL ACTIVE.
No Truth In the Report of the Assassna
tlOn of the President.

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch received
to-day says that there is no truth in the
report that President Peixoto, of Brazil,
has been assassinated. The dispatch
adds that President Peixoto was TO-
day engaged in repairing dangerous
b1eeches made in the forts and in the
works thrown up ashore. The dispatch
confirms the report that Admiral De
Mello has left Rio de Janeiro with a
portion of his feet in order to in
tercept the vessels which Presi-
dent PelNotO expects to rein
force here, 1t is added, however.
that there was some desperate fighting
between the rebel ships and the forts
at the entrance of the harbor which
still remain loyal to the government.
The tire of the forts, the chief of which
Is Fort Santa Cruz, was so well directed
that the rebel ships had much difficulty
IN crossing the bar and only did so alter
Admiral De NJ eno's flagship had been
severely damaged.
Alter leaving Rio de Janero the rebel
Admiral was seen to steam away in q
southerly direction, but there are those
VINO belleve this may have only been 4
ruse and that the course of Admiral De
Mello may have been changed as soon as
ne was out of sight Of land This is all
the more likely as the Admiral had
previous to his departure announced
ms intention OF putting to sea in order
TO intercept the vessels coming to the
assistance OF President Peixoto.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

dai,v meeting OF the Senate shall pe -
o o,',lo meridian, on the motion OF SEN
- o+ o, Harris. a recess at 1910 was taken
alot bonr to enable the committee TO
vi Tbe Senate at 1910 after meeting ad-
;ourned to permit its commlttee 10 TO
Wait vi1 on and inform the President OF
their assembling: aoss a+1.1o
p ~ HE Senate resumed It's session
r. pnd a. a message from the House or KEEP
rasantatiyes informing the Senate tnata
o1orum of the House was present ana
of the appointment Of committee to
io;n q similar committee OF the same
IRE Previously appointed to wait upon the
Pres;denf. Then another recess OF
t,I-entv minutes was taken upon motion
~ NJ 4 Harris, OF Tennessee. Prompt
" at 1888 the Senate resumed It's session
and Mr.. Mcpherson, OF the committee
70 wait upon the President. APP
neared at the bar of the Senate ana an
nounced that the President would lmme-
diately communicate with the House IN
wr;tino. Secretary Pruden at once
stepped forward and delivered the mes
sage and it was laid before the Senate
bv the ce-president, who directed It's
reading. The secretary OF the Senate
Mr. cox, then began reading the mes
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
Is Ioon1s woodsman. lett NJ.

J. s. LOOMS, WOOdsman, lett NJ.
Ashlin's camp near Cumberland few
DAYS ago on hunting expedition, leaV-
inc orders at the camp to ire gun II he
did not return at dark. The gun was
fired. but LOOMS did not return and has
not been seen since.
MAGGIE SCHUMACHER, a young Wo man
living at Waunakee, III the northern
part of Dane County, came to her death
at Lodi last week in myst+. p osi, WAY tn,.
district attorney to investigate. She
started for Baraboo to be married and
was taken sick suddenly and died.
LAST summer Louis Lehman, of APP
pleton, stepped on the iron point OF a
drag. The wound healed soon, but re-
Gently broke out again and gave hlD1
considerable trouble. 1t was opened
and a piece of leather nearly half an
inch in diameter was taken out.
MICHAEL DOYLE, Racine young man
will spend five months in the county
jail for stealing chickens. His partner,
Edward 1selin, was fined $50 and costs
on similar charge.
PETER NYs, q resident Of Green Bay,
has been arrested on Il charge Of assault
with intent to do great bodily, harm,
The complainant is his wife. He was
held for trial in the sum Of $500.
THREE men fred several shots at the
engineer of an Omaha freight train
near Cumberland. One shot struck the
cab window within few inches Of the
freman's head.
THE remains of Samuel Sherman, who
died IN Chicago, were taken to Belolt
for interment He was an old soldier
and served through the war.
THE following persons died at Racine
in one day: Richard Beltz, aged "a
years; Mrs. Johanna Tracy, aged SO;
John Bascom, aged Ga; James Tucker,
of Raymond, aged "A; Louis \. Gilcreas,
aged IS.
GEORGE NJ. JOHNSON died at his home
in Fond du Lac, aged 81 years. he
served during the war in the One Hun
dred and Thirtieth Regiment, New
York Infantry, Co. A.
e M1s Vi ka sHHyrF eng Mfs RsF6y
coal gas at their home. Mrs: Sklute is
not expected to live. The young
woman will recover.
TIE keystone Lumber Company, OF
Ashland, has been warned by the land
officials at Washington not to cut any
timber on the land in litigation near
ashland.
Mrs. CRossMAN, an aged GAINESVILLE
woman, fell down a stairway and re-
ceiyed serious internal injuries. She is
80 wears of age.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
SOME HOPE FOR POLICY HOLDERS.
Supt. Pierce's Opinion Regarding the
American Casualty Company Suspen-

Supt. Pierce's Opinion Regarding the
American Casualty Company Suspen-
sion.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2.-Insurance
Commissioners Root to- day received q
letter from James F. Pierce, superin-
tendent of insurance of New York, con-
corning the suspension of the American
Casualty Company, which contains in
formation of special interest to
policy holders in the defunct
company, of whom are several
in Milwaukee from whom Mr..
Root has received inquiries. After re-
citing the circumstances under which
the company was organized and it's final
suspension and the appointment of the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
and Edward Austen, of Glencoe, Md,
as receivers, Supt. Pierce states that
his department holds a deposit of
$250,OO0 by the company which
the attorney general Of the state ad-
vises him must be retained for the pro-
lection of policy holders and states that
he will endeavor to see that their inter
ests are protected. But he does not
undertake to advise parties interested
as to their rights against the fund
further than to state his understanding
of the law is that this deposit is only
available for the payment of all claims
pro rata after they have been valued
and adjusted under the direc-
ton of the court having jurisdc-
ton, and cannot be taken upon
execution or attachments not reached
and made subject to any lien prior to
the rights of all policy holders by at
tachments, creditors bill or other
proceedings. The question as to
whether or not claims against the
corporation arising subsequent to
the appointment of the receivers
are claims against the deposit
he does not undertake to answer, but
refers parties to their legal adviser. He
states that it is not his intention to re-
insure policy holders, but merely to
DrOtect them as far as possible.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
LOGGING IN ONEIDA COUNTY.
Prospects Good for a Fair Output OF
Logs This Winter.

Logs This Winter.
HARsHAw, Wis, Dec. logging oper-
atoms in this vicinity are progressing
finely, and although the output for this
season will be much lighter than last,
there will be a fairly good crop of logs
harvested. Norway Il Wiley, the
owners Of the mills here, are oper-
atlng two camps, one to supply
logs for the winter saving and the other
tor work in the summer of "a. They
already have 100000 feet on the skids
and intend to put in about as much
more. D. J. Shea has Il contract with
Norway & Wiley and will put in between
5000, coo and 100000 feet this inter.
H. D. McCool, who is jobbing for The T.
3. Scott Lumber Company, of Merrill,
will pat in 100000 Oh TomahaWk
River about five miles west of Har-
shaw, and the Merrill! Lumber Com
pany are preparing to cut in
Bearskin, which will be sawed in their
mill at Merrill. Langley Il Anderson, at
their own camp and at those Of their
three jobbers, VIII bank $4,000, 600
feet on the Rice lakes. They
have several miles of railroad on
which they haul logs III summer
and have just finished u very successful
summer season. The 1awkev Lumber
Company, of Hazelhurst, has about
2,O00,O 900 1eet of white pine near Har-
shaw and will cut it this winter