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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02

. TARGET PRACTICE.
MILITARY AND SHAREHOLDERS
CONTEST ON SATURDAY.
Owing TO Some Friction the Arranged
Match Failed to Take
Place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02
MILITARY AND SIARPsHOOTER:

The much talked of sharpshoot-
ing contest between the members
of the military and Captain Kid
wells company, did not take place
on Saturday afternoon. Colonel
Fisher, acting for the military,
asked that a man from each team
be selected and placed at the
butts, in order that no discomfort
could be manifested over the result
of the score. This request was in
keeping with the usual methods
employed in sharpshooting matches
of this description. Besides such
course would prevent members of
the competing teams going to the
butts at all. Captain Kidwell re-
fused to accede to the request,
which was afterwards waived by
Colonel Fisher.
No sooner had this matter been
arranged than another loomed up
for settlement. Members of the
military raised an objection to
w. A. Wall taking part in the con-
test, claiming he was not entitled
to participate as a sharpshooter, as
the rules under which the sharp
shooter company was allowed or
ganization declared that no person
should be eligible for mem
bership from the ranks of
the national guard until he
shall have served one year
in the service. Mr.. Wall left the
government service on July 31st,
and consequently did not serve one
year, and under the rules was not
eligible to participate.
Captain Kidwell could not take
this view of the matter, and after
some conversation regarding the
question at issue, Colonel Soper-
who ranks above both Colonel
Fisher and Captain Kidwell in
the government service-though
being a member of the military
team, decided that Wall was not a
member of the National Guard.
This decision, however, did not
met with the appreciation of the
members of the military, they re-
fusing to shoot with Wall on the
team, and the sharpshooters de-
claring they would not participate
without him.
In order that those who had as
sembled at the range for the pur-
pose of practice might not be dis
appointed, a team of ten men was
selected from each side, each man
to shoot ten times, and an inter-
esting and exciting contest shoot
ook place. The following gentlement
constituted the make up of the re-
spective teams, together with their
individual scores:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02

A genuine case of leprosy has
been found in the penitentiary at
Laramie, Wyo., Edward Fisher, a
prisoner, is the victim. Fisher is
about thirty years of age, and was
sentenced to two years imprison-
ment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02

Syrup
Asthma.

"Ihave been a great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as we'll as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Gentle, Syrup. I am con-
- fdent it saved my
Refreshing life. Almost the first
Sleep, dose gave me great
relief and a gentle re
freshing sleep, such asI had not had
for weeks. Mycough began immedi-
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. I am pleased
to inform Observation-Disclosures I
am in excellent health and do GER
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. {. B. STIcKNEY,
PiCton, Ontario" 9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02
Watch for Commander Leary.

Governor Brown sent a request to
Commander Leary to be in Annapolis,
Jan. 0, and receive from the gov
srnor the watch that was voted to Com
nander Leary by the Maryland legisla-
ture for his conduct at Samoa. The
watch is a handsome gold chronometer.
With the chain attached it cost $500.
Commander Leary is now stationed at
Portsmouth, Va.-Balumore Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02

: farmer at Millersburg, Ind, expert
enced Neal BOWS peculiarly contrary
luck last week. He was boring for wa
ter and struck 4-foot vein of good coal
at a depth of only seventy-five feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-02

r is hopoi that the Massachusetts, eS,
..cr.uent at Matching bicephalous trout
will produce a fish that will be just twice
IS apt to bite as the ordinary trout,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
aSie biz Gbitago @elt= =scnsftellnng

NIT m6ecbif 9erinsen Soften feben!
--O--
9is Sras M s w OIst bsantpcet nm man man ra ais gaSs0
pm Columbian Sronsportatons bureau BON nno
g. g., entrsben ldbt"-9siebe btet brsn Sunpen
bic fosen0n @aranien
Son mad ebaso nn Sufnd
cmOrs s00 un af ansm 9' O' H'peaH
m eeI6rt.
Cine rtauf BEN gdu1 Vtncn Vart
$1,000 unaps nit $ pp9fnt
Hbs arantns lnilG
wShnti6m 9attbunan
banf in amcn Gmnbsts pnfa f an
b Sureau,
H. Gpnrab S Spbn, Pem @pr. nnb spwe sraBe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Gpbe Narfer Sfpttsen.

s@ Seinitss SaIat6I bsim WlaB Bel
Wibmaper.
-Serr Morib 8artb unb Fri. Inna
Simon tperoen am II. Gusuit in ben
gbebafen eineeben.
- &alpb 8urbis unb Srau, bic i4on
10 oft bon ii6 reben ma1ten, iinb na6
Sarrlsburs umseaogen.
= DoS Wobnbaus Ger sSrau Wcrsan
3u 8eIIebue tpurbe Wlitttpo6 Nadt 10
ubr burd Seuer serit6rt.
-Der 81 Sabre aIts Senrp Gerber
bon I5enue B, BsGsbue, itarb am Sam,
tag nad sebntdsiser 8rantbeit.
Beter Hupp. Der nit isiner Samis
lie nah Nep gorf ubsesosen tpar, 1T
tpieber 3uridsetebrt unS bat feline aIts
BobnunS no4maIs beSosen.
Benn i'd an 8srtopfuns unb Sart.
IeibiBfeit leibe, nebme ib eine Dolls Dr.
9Iusuit 85nis'S Samburser Tropfsn unS
iofcrt 1T bas nebel seboben. Better
S6dfer, Ottatpa, Sas.
SRI. 2issie 8rennsmann bon 8eit
2adaipanna apenue unb SRI. Wtarp
SbIen3 bon @beitnut Strabe Iinb ber,
sansens Mobe bon einem tursen 9luf'
entbaIte in Der Sommerfriide bel Safe
4rieI blerber suriidssfebrt.
= RuboIf Sriebr:d Sorai, Sobn bon
Serrn unc Srau IntUn Soraf, SO. 124
SIo gpsrstt Npenue, itarb am Wlitt.
nod, 2. @usuit, an Der 8inberdoIera,
i'm Nlter bon Sabre, III Mcnaten unb
II 9asen. Das Degrading fanb am
5rsitas Nadmittas mad bsm @aibburn
StraBe 8irdbof itatt. 9is Baiiorsn
9ruder unb S6eibs Isitetsn ben Trauer,
sottssbienit.
= Roia, baS 4jabriss 959tsrIein Der
gbeleute GuSpar Subsr bon go. 435
Sib Neunter StruBe. erlas am Sonntas
Absnb sinem @nfaae bon ainbsr. Gbo'
Iera. DaS 8eerdbnib fano am Rittpo6
Nadmittag 2 llbr nad benz Waibineton
Gpenue Srieobofe itatt. Serr 9aitor
Sruder bon Der bieiisen presbpterii6en
@smeinbe leitet bic Trauerceremonien.
: Die Sonntas'iduIe Der Spbs Bart
oeutiden presbpteriiden @emeinbe tpirb
an bieiem 0onneritase, ben 10. Iusuf,
i'm Central 8arf ibr idbrlides 8ic gtie
ubbaItsn. 9is SeitIidteiten bieier Or.
suniiation bnben iit tets zines aablrei.
den 8eiudes erfreut unb bas bsutiss
Bic Sic tpirb iider banon feline Mus.
nabme MAIDEN. Gin tbdtises Gomiie
uon @rpadiensn unb iunsen 2euten bat
bic arrangements in Sdnosn unb tpiro
fir CUTE llnterbaItunsen unb Der @ele'
senbeit entiprs6enbs @ririidunsen iors
nso
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Bon Der Snofeite.

Serr Safob Sausratb Bat ii6 tpiebsr
10 ipeit srbolt baB ct ausseben fann.
@efansnibndrter GrisipoIb ssbt Der
8eherunB ent8esen.
Die Gebar @benue Steinbosenbrlde
dbsr bic Meaboip 8roOf ipirb i'm 2aufs
pisier Bo6e fsrtis tperbsn.
@ssssrmsifsr Gaspar Sennp Bat auf
ieiner 8auerei su Glmburt cine sroBs
Sdeuer srbaut unb aud bas @obnbaus
renopisrsn Iahsn.
an bisism Srsitas finSst bas Bic Ric
Der SonntaeSf6uIe Der Sidorp Strabs
Presbpteriiben air6e i'm 2aureI Sia
Bari itutt unb es unterIiest feinsn 3tpei.
fsI, buB baiielbs aablreid beiu6t pirb,
tpis bleS aaidbrIi6 Der SAL 1T.
Sir bas neue 8eierpoir an ben Nu.
WeaboipS bat bic scranton @aS & Wai.
Ter So. etipa 800 9ldsr 2an6 ertporben-
600 older bon Der giien @ompanie, loo
Ader bon @illiam Desen, 40 9Ider boz
Der Bred SinterIafenidaft unb 26 4de
bon Der @oniumsrS' BuIber @pmpanie
Die @aher Gompanie bat nidt bic Ab
iiht, al baS 2ano su lberidipemmen
ionbern tpirb sinen 2bsiI aIs @aIo itebel
Iafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Bon 4etersburg.

-Sobn SeiI unb bic anberen 9atiens
ten iinb iotpeit tpieber seiuno.
sa- I'm ssnsisten 3uipru6 bittst
Srau Wlaria 2ebner, sepriifte beutids
Ssbamme, 944 preseott Ips., petersburg
= absr, Iiebsr Druder, i6 barf nidt
ia8en, mas fir cine Nrbeit an uniern
StraBen setban ipirb, ionit fbnnte i'd
sebentt tpsroen. Sag ia mir
= George SduIa f., IoG auf Ser.
lansen ieiner Sreunbe bel benz rspubIifa.
niiben @onpent ben 9reis aIs Gountp
@ommifdr-befommen.
= Die ReIisf Seu.r So. pfanste ibre
Sabnenitanse Isbten Samitas abenb
uno tpssen Der Irodenbsit nabten Is nit
g..
= Ser Salubnfispsr, Der in ben @aI.
iersuber fieI, bat fd nod ni6t sans
bon feinsm S6rsden srboIt, bod iast sr,
er pdr's nibt, ionbern elmer auf bem
Berg. (glun ipeib Der Reportsr feIbf
hlWI, Dem er 1laupen 1ou.)
SObn Sones, an gauI StraBs
ipobntaft, itarb Dienitas MOrssu 8 nbr
unb pire bieien Donnsritas Nadm. 3
llbr na8 benz DunmOre SrisSbofs BE.
Sraben. Sones mar elmer Der freunbIi6.
item 8iirser unierer Warb unb Elm iebr
eifriser Sibeaeisr. NDSe er in 6riebsn
ruben.
= Srau 8dr fam am Samtas bon
3obpbanna nit 100 Quart Seibelbsereu
beim, bic 70 bid pie fleine 8iridsn iinb,
Sic fa8t, Der Walo bort oben fei boiler
8eeren. Oie Srauen Wetbauier. 8sb.
ner unb mebrere anbere sinsen Oienhae
cortbn, um sine sIsi4s grnte au betom.
men,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Nerpeus GrfhlaTuua.

Gin @rpbfabrifant, Der in arss @tiGaftsssr.
lsssnbeiten sratbsn mar unb burt llsbfrarbsi,
tuns sanslt& nf6Spft sulammen brad, bssat
Id su einsm hribmtrn SpsSialiifsn. 80 purbs
ibm sslaat. alice, mas sr btpiirfe. iti, lit Der
Sprstn une auiirsnauussn 3u sntltbistn une
feline @tbanfen NIT anbsrsn Dinssn su bsl66f.
tissu. Disisr arst lief in isinsn anprbnunssn
be finan3islen llmitanps isinss patisnten gan,
aubsr att. Gr bate ibm Or. Miles Relforatipf
sisrpins. pas bette Nittsl stssn Nsrpsnrlblaif-
ans, S6laaUiistsit Rattisttit appfi&msptn,
bic itlimmsn 6cIsen BON SpirituUisn Sabai,
&affse, Opium u. |. 10. anratbtn IoIlsn. 5au-
lsnes bs,euaen Ssiluns. Bud unp probsaalt.
den umipnit bsi allen Apptbsftrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
NtttStcn.

3 Die Direttpren Der @reter Mai6is
neniperfe sebenfen bas 8etrisbsfapital
bon $50, 900 auf s75, 900 3u srbbbsn,
nm bic Sabrif persrbbern unb perbsnsrn
su tDnnen.
- Sine aIts Solstiitte, Die bon 8. 3.
Suib & Sobn als SdneiberiperfitGtte
benubt nurbe, serietb an Sonntas in
ber Srlbe in 8ranb unb ipuroe polIitdn'
big serfDrt, ansrensenbes gisentbum ies
bod bur6 bic 9lnitrensunsen Der Seuer'
pebr serettet. Der 8erluit Der Sirma
1T etipa 5000.
- 8i6arb glortbup, 8remier zines
2ebisb 8aaep SradBuses, itirste am
Sonntas Worssn nabe Der Station Sails
BON einem Barren stpiiden bic 8dber,
me!6e ieinen Sbrper ent3tpei idnitten.
Der 8erunsIiidte mar 38 Sabre alt unb
binterIdBt in Supre cine SamiIie, aus
5rau uno bier 8inoern beitebenb.
= 9llS Der Ssuerbob bsS 9iabine
S9a6tsS, Sobn WuIbsrin bon 8ropn'
totpn, Sreitas 9ladt Inn balb IL 1lbr
bon Der Arbeit beimfsbrte, traf ibn nabe
Dem Sort Sane 8abnbOfe Der iiibIi6 fab'
renbs 8aHaeiersus oil Der 81. S. 6.
8abn unb tbbtete ibn auf Der Stele,
Der 8erunsliidte mar stpa 80 Sabre
alt unb unrerbeiratbet.
- gln benz neuen SGadt Der Stepms
2oblen So. in @eit Bittston eebt Die
9lrbeit riiitiS ooripdrtS unb man bat alle
mooernen Silfsmittel in 9lntpenbune se'
bro6t. um bieieIbe su fOrbern. Die
Dampfmai6ine tpurbe persanSene Wods
in 9strieb seiebt unb man eeoenft in
elmer Siefe bon l55 Sub auf 8cblenlaser
su itoben.
- SIN benz Sintsrtbeile beS bon Beter
aaIbuba ais .g8irtbibaft benubten 8es
bGubss, nabe 2ambsrt unb 9torb 0iain
Strabsn, brad sssen brei lbr am Disn'
flag Norsen Elm Seusr aus, bas raid an
llmfans semann unb iib aud auf baS
Spbn SiSbe WObnbuus uno Wiribidafi
ausbrsitets {; in berbdItnibmdBi8 furael
3eit bsmeiiterten bic SeusrIeute BIZ
iSIammsn. 9as 8aibuba Saus sebDrtC
benz Safob 9fineiten, bsfen 8srIui
$500 1T; Sisbs bat sinen iolden pcr
$500,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
3 GtS. Store.
523 9ada. g(be.,
Spii9ea 8aiblnstou uas aoams.

@ir baben fiirsIid uniern aabsn Der.
sroBsrt, 70 bab sr isbt bic breifa6s frd6.
ere @rDBe bat, unb babsn unisrn gors
ratb i'm 8erbaItnib permebrt. Sisr iinb
sinise Der Bargains, bic mir iest Oifs.
riren:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
aaerlei aus sem etaat.

Ser 8runb iiter Der bon Woore &
8urdaa bearbeiteten 2uiprence 8rubs
bel Sradpiae, Sdupltia @ounip, beriant
am DtOntas in bic Tiefe uno nit ibm
cine 9lnsabl iIsinsr @ebduoe uno Der
srobe Gompanieitaa mitiammt ben @ieln,
Pierbsn, @aeen uno Sutterpcrrdtbsn.
s9- Die betsn Sdnsematten su bilis'
Iten Breiien BEL 8iomuper.
= Ssbr ermutbisenoe Seridte fpm'
men bon Reubine, 8a. @on io8enann'
ten i6lt6ten 3eiten ipiirt man bort MIDI
msbr, ais sswbbnli6 in ben Wlonater
Suli unb Nusua. 8ie Carpenter Stubl'
iperfs babsn erit cine 8ersrDberuns por'
senommen unb spDlf neue Surnaces iinl
bieie @Ohs in Sang seisst tporbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
gBilfeSbarre Na@rt@ten.

: Die gbefrau bon Rasor Ni9OIs
it idtper srfranft.
- Nae glnseidsn beutsn barauf bin,
oaB bic @ilfeSbarre & gafsrn giisn.
babn So. imtanbe isin tpiro, an l. Sep'
tember ben 8etrieb aufsunsbmen.
s Der 10 Sabre aIte Gbarles SaIIas
csr bon 8eaeSitraBe ipieIte am Samitae
an ber 2ebisb 8aIIep 8abn. iparb iiber'
fabren uno IebenSsefdbrIi8 perIebt.
- Sin 8inb bes Sobn Wsbssr bon
ben Sipe loints tranf am DOnneritae
cine NuFbiuns bon 2ause unb itarb am
Samitas, nadpsm es f4redIi4s NuaIen
sslitten.
= 9urd cine grploion bon 6rubens
saien in benz gait Bolton 8oblentperf in
2userne Borough am Samitas Giadmits
tag ipurben Sobn @aaace, Robert WouIb,
Natbep Someba unb &obert Seibolb
idper perbrannt 8auace uno MruIb
iinb am Sonntas unter unidSli4sn 2eis
ben 8eitorbeu.
Grflarnns. = Die 8sbauptuns Der
Biltesbarre ,,@rpreB", bab uns oer i'm
ssnannten 8latte am s. glusuit publi3irie
famoie pffene Brief bes SO. BON WaItiB
sur 8er5fentliduns i'm ,.No6enbIatt"
dberseben porben iei, berubt auf I'm.
pabrbeit. Weoer Der bon y altib nod
Serr sSrant SacobS baben sin,n pera,tlf
gen @uni6 ausseiptoden. uno mir ba
ben baber ben Brief einfad oem Serrp
lberseben, Der Bel bsm gSlItssbarre Sdn'
serfeit aIs unier 8eridteritaiter su fun'
siren bic @dte bate, neil mir ielbf nur
am sriten Gage oes Seites anipeienb iein
fonntsn. Die Rebaftion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Suumpre.

sa- SsinitsS SaIatbI bsim Mab BEL
Wibmaper.
- Die Spencer's trsffsn 8orbereitun,
gen our baIoisen @ieoeraufnabme Der
glrbeit in ben @rubsn.
= Der alte Squire q. SO. 8arner
pare Dsrsansens WO6e su ieinen 8dtsrn
serufen unb nit ibm 1T elmer unIerer
bsiten 8drser seidieben. @arner par
bon Der Organization bsS 8prousbs an
bis Dor sttpa brei Sabren 6riebensri9tsr,
mo ibn ardnfIi6tsit spans, cine @iebsr,
tpabl ab;uIebnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
(9arbunsals Gurrslpunt,n,.)

-9us ,,8eibuqua 8auboIslaser" Bel
BRADFORD, 3d., tpurbe Srsitas 9tadt boa.
itdnbig eipsedi6ert, ebe bic 8rabforber
Seuertpebr anfum. 9nei Utilionen SUB
9auboIs iinb berbrannt, Der Sdaben bes
lauft ii6 auf S25O.OOO, 1T iebo6 burd
8sriideruns sebedt. gliiba sane bon
aane, ga., mar Der giSentbiimer bes
SoIses.
- aus SI6 8etblebem fpmmt bic
Sunbe. bab bic Gonferens, tpelde bort
stpiidsn ben Yertretern Der 4nseitelIten
oer 2ebisb BAILEY Giienbabn unb Beams
ten Der Reabins 8abn absebaIten ipurbe,
am Srsitas ibren NbidluB srrsidt bat.
Die 2sute Iinb bon ben erreidten 8eiuIs
taten iebr befriebist.
aA- Sir cine llbr sum niebrisiten
Breiie iprsdt DOr bel 6. Sdimpff, 3l7
9ada. 4penue.
= 9as ieltene Seit ieineS l00iabr.
isen @eburtstaseS besins am Samitae
Der in SO. 1928 0ouman Str, pbiIa.
belpbia, tpobnbafte Safob Urban. Ser
Naun srfrsut iid troB ieines bobsn 4I.
ter elmer merfpiroisen 8iitisfeit.
- Sn ben 2atanee @rosiean @erfen
su SarriSbure unb ben MlooIeictpn 8Db.
reniperfen 1T bic 9lrbeit tpieber nit boiler
9emannuns aufssnommen porben.
No. Ssinitss SaIa'DI beim MuB bei
Nibmaper.
Der bsfannte beuiibe Afrifareiitnb,
Or. Bsters bat bic &slie mad ben Bsr
Staten an8etreten.
No. 8eiteqt bas ,.@odenbIatt"-
entbdlt ale Hadridten-$2 idbrIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
aus bem obereu xbale.

= Snfolse elmer 9erIebune in Der
ut. Seiiup @,ube su @inton am Dien.
flag mubts benz Wibael @erritp bas
rs6te 8ein amputirt tperben.
= Ssrmpn parb am Sonntas bon
benz idwerftsn Sturme beimeeiudt, Der
felt Sabren bort berridte. @S fieIen
Saseltene in Der @rbbe bon WaQnIHen
unb an @artenfriidten 1T Der S6aoen
sroB; aud bisIe 8aume tuurben umse'
pebt.
(Garbpneals GprreipOnttni.)
- Die Gbeleute George MaIbfeIb bon
8ioeritrube beerbisten am Sonntas Elm
tleineS Sbbnlein.
= Die bieiisen Mebssr baben iid &c.
stpunsen ssieben, bic 8aursublune elm.
,ufdbren, ba Der Bump su srobe Dimsns
iionen anSenommen bat.
= Gin 3iabrises 8inb beS Mlfrsh
GuttIe bon 9rummonb Ibenue fdrste
am Sonnsritas aus einem Ssnitsr bea
,ipeitsn StodpsrfeS unb berleste iid
ibper.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-04
HOW TO SEE THE WORLDS FAIR.

Suggestions rs to the Most Convenient
and Economical Methods,
When you 90 to the Worlds fair do not
take a trunk with you if you oan possibly
get along without it. but pack your few
necessary travelling articles In a hand bag
or grip and carry it along with you. You
will never kno what a lot of annoyance
yoa have bean spared In this way. Then
get your ticket from Helena to Chicago and
the greatest fair the world has ever seen.
tesa!nG via st. Paul and thence via the
No thwvstern line" to Chicago. 'Ihe
equipped trains anily from st. Paul to Chi.
chgo. leaving st. Pau at eight q. IN. daily;
G:Z5 +. RI. daily except Sunday; $40 D.. m.
daily, making quicker Tins to Chicago
Than by any other line. Whom ,eu arrive
la Chicago you will find Worlds fair omui-
buses at tho Northweste n line" depot
which will take you TO the Van Buren, at, cot
station OF the Illinois Central road, where
trains for the fair leave every three min
utos, where Worlds fair steamers can be
taken tor the fair every ten minutes, or you
can take a steam ferry from the dc, OF of
the Northwestern line direct to the same
place via the Chicago river and making
connections with the famous whaleback
steamer Christopher Columbus for Is cents.
Lumber Of trst-class hotels within A stones
throw OF tho main entrance, and dozens of
Roou restaurants where meals can be had
to accommodate the most modest purse.
BE following these sin pie directions your
"Trip ID iound to be 4 pleasant one. See
that your ticket from St. Paul reads via
the Northwestern line" and remember
that by this route you will obtain the best
service the greatest luxury. the most COM
plete comfort.
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AFFAIRS AT RIO,

The Governm emit suppressing All News
Much Damage Done.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-The Herald's Monte
vides 8. eoial, speaking of the resumption
Of the bombardment of Rio. says the CEN
sorship Of the Brazilian government is such
that II is impossible TO get any telegraph
news out. Letters have been received, how
ever. giving the story OF events up to Sept.
Y. He says that while the governmental ads
every effort TO conceal he facts. it ia
known that twenty persons were killed
during the bombardment, the greatest loss
of life being In Nichteroy. Aside from
this there was tremendous damage to prop
erty. Not much damage WAS done by shots
tired when the shi;s ven to Santos and the
rebels soon proceeded TO Santa Catharixn
to establish Mello's headquarters at tina,
point. II they succeed In eTeotin1 a
there a long civil war will ensus.
Psixot0's government Is becoming moro
and retains power through mill.
force. His army is a molly force of
1000 men and frequent outrages on the
art of soldiers are reported. Many fnmi.
lies are abandoning their homes TO escape
The ~villanies of the military m%arnuders.
There is great scarcity of provisions INC ali
kinds Of supplies in Rio and muoh suffer
|nQ prevails. This restitution ia adding 10
the dissatisfaction and a general uprising
10 looked for.
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Personal.

H. NJ. Hall. Of Butte. Is registered Al The
Helena.
J. G. Ramsey. sheriff Of Misseula county.
Is in town.
D. L. Allen. Of Helena. 10 very sick In
Wayneaboro. Va.
W. W. Wsruott left Tuesday evening for
Chicago. where he intends TO spend tho
winter.
Thomas Cruise. who has been quito Ill
from mountain fever for a week Or more. 10
pronounced conyalescsnt by his physician.
Il. +. Barden. county treasnrcr. and 4.
s. French. county auditor. will leave soon
for a hunting trip to the northern pnrt Of
the county.
Miss Alice Etmundson. ~stenocrapher OF
tho supreme court. and Miss Franks Rey-
nolds left last night for a visit to the
Wo Ids fair.
Miss Ella MacHale, for some time past
stenoGrapher in the office OF tho secretary
of state. has boon appointed clerk to tho
commissions 8 OF the insane.
Miss Ella l.. Knowles has returned from
a visit eGst. during which she was nt her
old home in New Homrsbire. spent quite a
time ia Washington and took In the
Worlds fair.
DR.. George McGrath. OF Hamilton; Drs.
henry Chapple AMI ". ". Adams, of Bill
iings, and DR.. N. B. Moore. of Empire, are
In town on business connected with the
state medical board.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-04
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
The October Term Of the Supreme
Court Begun With a Full
Docket.
Justice Votaw Answers the Writ
OF Certiorari In the Garter
Case.
Two Wives Who Want Release From
Matrimonial Ties hat Gall Thorn
Tho District Court.

The October term Of the supreme court
began yesterday with a full docket. Chief
Justice Pemberton IL expected back in
few days. and then the full bench will have
their hands full with legal and constitu-
tional questions and bubbles. Twenty
cases were assigned yesterday for argument
81 periods running from to-day until about
the middle Of Novsmbcr. Most of the day
was passed in listening TO arguments on
motions and passing on the motions. The
oertiorari proceedings from Justice Votnw's
efioe in the case Of Ii. j. Simons against J..
A.. Carter, we're argued by Albert ]. Loeb
for the magistrate and BY MIR. Cater for
himself. The matter was taken under ad-
visemsnt. II Is stated that nothing moro
serious than a question of practice is in
yolved, though incidentally the matter of
the validity OF titles to much of tho property
within the original townsite formed the
basis for the action In the Justices court.
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+

Two Wives Who Wish to Dissolve tho Ties
of Matrimooy.
Mary c. Lunn has brought suit against
George A. LINN in the district cou;t. ask.
ing a deotee of dive; ce. alimony, aud the
care Of their one child. a boy Of seven years.
They were married at Des Moines, Iowa.
Nov. II. 1885. and have lived five years in
Helena. The grounds on which the divorce
is asked are cruel and inhuman t,eatment.
Among the specifications cited are several
times that he assaulted her wish his fist and
onee with a chair. She also charges that
one occasion when she was very ill lie
refused to 20 for a doctor, and one of the
neighbors had to perferm that service.
Julia Lsbert Is also asking divorce from
j. Lebert. 40 whom she was married
in Helena on Sept. 4. 1887. The grounds
are assertion. Lebert, the complaint says.
away in 1890, and has not contIibubsd
10 her SUI port lnee. There il II child,
1 boy.