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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
DIR GARRISON IN JAU.

IN The Gazette few DAYS since
was published a special from Aiyord'
s stShiss Hn account Of The killing Of Con-
DEC. I'D, by Dr. II, n, Garrison, ~
yesterday morning the fnct of tho or
resi- OF Dr. Harrison az Atlantn "a
was printed, Last night updcr chra,o
or Deputy Aloors, nr Garrison W.
brought TO this city and lodgod In isil
tll lbis morning whom he will be tnRen
70 nr'atur The county seat of Wie,
" have occurrel. N'VeVu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
X. or z. INSTALLATION

A. the regular meeting OF Queen CITY
Lodge No n, Knights of Pythias. held
lust evening, d. G: g. James g. Nal.
lette installed the following officers Tor
tho term ending Dec. 81. 1879.
G. g., J. Is. Frederick: V. G.. T. r
handle: prlate, l.. L. Slayer: NJ. of n
W. u. VI. Mason; NJ. of r., j. IL. Mill,
can; Il OF II. and -, James n. Prosser,
VI, nc A., A, NJ. w Potts: /. c.. w II,
Lemond, and .. -, Il. q. Ray.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
MARRIEn NnR ANr

J. NJ. hrannnn well known trovol;,,.
salesman, aud Miss Minnie Cav onn ~
the pest Of tue Fort Worth rfv sebooi
teachers, were united ia marr'age lasi
sunday evening lay Elder j. ". Iovher
at the residence of Mr. John n. Mont,
koherE;, hoth Of the contracting parties
are well known la the city and hotb ON,
l0y anu deserve the esteem aud rorllol
regard Of their host OF friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

ltusk and Fifteenth streets. owned by
CLARK She had $500 insurance. about
onc-third Of her loss. Her nephew, Ed
Clark, and Mr. aud Mrs. Mason had
narrow escapes from burning TO death.
all escaping more or less singed Origin
Of ire unknown. Loss about $1,000.
Wafer pressure very good aud In fifteen
minutes the fire was out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
ROR ORFIcrn nIcn

Nennt Thursday evening there Niu M
nau anu supper at the Windsor hotel
' neoi 'ne mon depot the entire pro.
NJ - ~ we analr % 90 Ia the henef,
pefetely wounded a few DAYS non ,,ili..
~ tue discharge Of his official duty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
BLAINE BETTER
While in Ms Present Condition No ao,,o...
sion Of Immediate Dissolution IS Fen
BY tho Members Of His Family.

Washington, Jan. o-Ans,r.,,
quiries at Blainc's mansion dn-lu ~ IN
afternoon ranged fiom ~" s tnls
easily" to He's very mncb ISL aes'li =
Rev DIR. T. S. Hamim nos,o. 0',.ef,
: h,"ch of The Covenant calio5 ~ inc
O'Clock 'Si He came out in a few n,, !. ~
,blaine is much better tboy ~ ' :,
ms reply 10 question 'Ney say was
an ha J0lnt consultation, lasting psyhon.
and HYATT G9' t G3ld 6 DStn Drs Johnston
p p, left the patient tb.v MhGn the
nad decidedly improved '"'' AiF' Blaine
nan BLAINE AT / A. NJ
m @lIru y, Washington, Jan. 10
The foiIoT ni,slnes physicians authorize
p IS,. a comfortable d ay uoiii Blgina
hour ns became. not 50 We'll Atpi th;,
a. M he is sim NOT SO wei 'u'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

~ nlsht Ohicsr McGraw arrested
lr0ni Anlmore, l. n. Tie man "sy
,h,,sh.ed aud AZ times VIOLENTLY insane
'Ae was arrested recently. bur AS TX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Zee honls Tex Jan, 9.--lspedal ~, H..
s'a ana qe Ssae4 fer OF the Missouri l ksS
sooa % rsSa5 tfs or az tias place Mil
conipsrrs gss3Ws sunnly az ice Ngb W ne
al Ills , wv use % supplying ia uiS ea teat
w V'@'e' iss capacity iSnnoru Soashe1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
AN EARLY MORNING pr.Azr

~ 40 this morning the firing of his.
uSls dFew attention 10 the lower pat IN
Nush strert, and &C 2;95 an alarm ~
ute was turned Id. From some unknoyyn
.Ause nre started Ia tho lower story M
'nV 'No'SsorS house, southeast corner 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
FIRE AT FL z

III Paso. Tex, Jan
Chas. AierricRs large w.
caught FIRE last night
o'clock and was damasi' 0|
OF $4,000 by fire au9
Frendenthal a Co, W.
cellar az n storehQuse ~
damaged about SiUyf
building belonging % II
Houston was damage
about $1,000. An weFe
By insurance. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
a IANptAE

Guthrie. o. a., jan Y *, II
Green today decided w
officials WHO we're "a vs.
day of the opening f.t.I
from taxing lAnd. IlAs M #
Ilans0m' Payne ana d,lt
mafShals VI, tue TOW pr
Guthrie, and the lONlst ~ IaI
this court. The case w NiN
the sanreIne canrt, ppN.' M "
viii DO 1 long one ~ VA
the titles 10 over 4 ln,le' N
property Ia OklahonlA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
AoTgL AaaNg


MANSION
Miss Florence Muflcck "
Brlce HOSRins, Bowie;
j. II. Murrah, UoldwElls vi
der, Wetherford; Jas NJ
dim; Geo. r. Shiistali "
Vaughan. Bolton; w p ~ q
VI. Everson, Cliff0n, w,
Washington, ID. C.; u j. 'Iil
A. 4. Anderson, Clifiol e.s.A
sou, ST, Louis; Mr. alis ~.
pleton, Texas, u, NJ. NC gf||
!. Z. Celia, Texaf; ~ VI XVI.
u. 10. Reid. ihlcagoi ~ nt.
Ballard Wohefnrd,
Shelno, Lewlsfillei y.
Fulls; j. III, iinmlln, A1Ne a
rum, IewlsYille; "A, haltN
e. Il. Feeder, Ihorpf nl,'r n
Claude, Tex; Il. y. ltu4 4
linger, Tex. Joe FQti,l y
II, Lee, Little Rock VIZ ,e,1 seic
town, Tex. ", $. Wa.lt
n. 7. Usher, Lansing, As ~
Dublin; W. y. Mayes Nt,
Rogers and wife, Atllhs'sh
Burlington. Iowa.; y Wiz fI'
Tex; J. Il. Henderson. 81
NJ. +. Lewis, New lpFtn'. III
Covington: j. u. Dale, (ka
Bury. Clnclnnatti OF "'~
ley, H4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
PENCIL PlCKINGsss.!!
N II : Z.

The /. o. Ms an MIL
at Mrs. G. w. Con,,T
street "Wednesday, IA retfl
o. m.
The usual Monday \,
DRINKS and disordeflie M
honor, Judge Flouruof
ing.
IL will be gratifyh, x,
friends Of Sidney SanrilN
VI With typhoid fever t
learn that he is able 70 4 qiifl
the house. aud Is ccnyi leet q
as could be expected
w. A. Gibson, STATE IN ina1.'
book publishing hocs ~,
Clarke, secretary of.he IA ~
mcrce, 10 the eifect llat \ " =.
make Fort Worth AZ X. RE.
stead OF Sherman, Ehep
cnt located. va I'm
The police repoi uail|s..
quiet al over the dsy npin
Reports from the ..'...',
Rice are 10 the edec innnr,
no change for the wonA
rs u little better.
The piano recital N II lI
Perry for the bcne6l M
Charities promises 70 h
al event Of the seaN
Tho Patti Rosa madlsk Al
speciclly TO accommoiih y III
viii not begin until 3
the usual 2:15 p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
THE THEATTR

One Of the largest audiences OF the
season greeted Patti Rosa and her clever
company at Grconwalrs Inst night. The
I'LL was her new play Miss Dixie which
IS almost devoid of plot but is neyerthr.
loss very amusing. IL affords the little
lady ample scope for her FUN making
powers and TO q greater cxteut than ans
OF her former plays brings out her talent
as q c0mcdleuue. As usual the musical
numbers were conspicuous feature and
her songs aud banjo solos were greeted
with uot-to-be-dcUied cncOrps. She j.
ably supported by Joe Cnwthornc, who
j. ON old fayOrite with Fort Worth nu-
dicuces. and Maurice Darcy joe Cuw-
thrones confidential" chats with the au-
dieuce kept them In roar and In the
last act his couccrtiun solos caught tho
house. His FIRST number was medley
opening with the "AlisCrorc" from I'll
Irovatore' aud this brought him four
recalls Alr Darcy has a magnificent
baritone voice aud hi5 solo also pleased
the audience who insisted on rcpptl-
ton. Taken oil through the play aud
company are Just such as the public have
q right 60 expect and domund from the
little lady
As the company do not play tonight the
curtain viii rise for tue matinee Dolly
Warden no 3 o'clock this afternoon in
stead Of at 2:l5 as has been the custom.
a. this matinee the musical numbers of
last nights prOTam Will be repeated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
PRACTICAL IN EVEN
NfENf 4

Webster says there sfl N
the toy. and the young ~ Az
who takes a buslness " q
IN shorthand and uptg ~ !
ship or telegraphy, at
Business college, Il prp,
two rounds at a tiine' FL
ceeds like success, ara litW
the pupils of this school
coed. Call on Prof WAk f
holiday rates. ,,.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
ATTEND A scRNg

Established reputatlon
mcdiatcly lind paving -
fourteen years the Foh N51'l
college has been 10 Tie re.
biography aud bocksai's
nlght-Main street cons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
TuE THORNTON CHEMICAL.

10 the Editor of The Gazettc:--To
those of your readers qyl the public who
have thought that the Thornton chemical
engine should be placed I'm an uptown
station. | would submit to them for
their consideration the excellent wor,
OF said engine az the Ryan dre near the
hospital today. Owing 10 the fact that
the stand pipe l. undergoing rcpuirs.
there was no water bur by the use of
luVl s5snou LaVlo 'auISua IU9UuaU3 au
would OF necessity have been burned
were saved II srems 90 ME thnt if
those advocating the removal or this ap.
parutus would Investigate the whole mut.
Ter thoroughly, and see its work. they
would readily become convinced that the
engine was IN its proper place
BEN ", BELL.
Chief Of Fort Worth Fire Department
Jun s, 1893.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
THE DAGGETT

Is now offered for sale
the balance on ter
years time. 1000 Man
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Forty counties OF lhp Eirt' tukon nt
random have expended 81. 1~AGTT.uS for
court houses aud N6g1GiN Tor i1ils. en- 10
total for court houses aud i.ils OF So.
lNh.S2D.OS These Same counties have
cypoudcd SlllO.OOi ior school houses ns
shown by official reports. our schools
WIN never achieve thc surcegs that is de-
sired until wo take enough interest in
them With comfortable ond wcllcqu.pped
school 20 provide thrm houses. Such
houses Wnuld add au iuuHimublr local in.
ferNst GO school uNuIr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

ic snrc and attond the tlnno rcoitat
lNr inc benefit of the Associated Chari.
,dittS ut the ST. Paul Methodist church
Thursday evening. Jan. H.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-03
MONTANA HEADQUARTERS.

A Company VIII Establish Them in a
Desirable Location in Chicago.
The Chicago papers bave recently made
mention of the Montana %headqua, ters
which have been or are to be established in
thst CITY for the convenience of the visitors
to the Worlds fair from this state. Last
evening James Barnes, jr.. whose name has
appeared in connection with the plan was
found at the Hotel Helena. Mr.. Barnes,
who is q well-known capitalist of Great
Falls, said: II am interested in real estate,
both at my own homo and in various por-
tions of the state, and l recently made q
trip to Chicago for the purpose of ascsrtain-
ing Just how much advertising would DO
Permitted IN the grounds and how I could
best bring our mining, sal estate interssts
and other advantages to the nstice of visit
ors. l fouhd TO NV great su prise and cha
4 in that not a line Of advertising matt r
of ANY kind could bs distributed eithsr
from our various exhibits or from our
own state building. Tho rule
is universal and APPLIES to every
thing and everybody. ] learned also tnat
the matter of accommodations in the
Worlc'a fair city is to bs n serious one and
that prices will be in most instances out
rngeously high. After canvassing the mat
Yer tn~pTOunniy j determined tlAb u club
house az a headquarters for Montana peo.
pie could be- established. and in
with Co. j. o. Harvey l have leased a
magnificent residence III Michigan Grand
boulevard. two blocks from the Auditorium
hotel, and there we shall establish the
Montana headquat tiers and Exchange club.
The club will be provided with all the sur
roundings of n first class club. including a
la Re recei tion room overlooking the ave
nus down which nll processlons. civic and
military. will pass. Geographic. telephone
and district messenger s%ervics, waiting
rooms, s%tatione y, etc. and a bureau Of in
formation. all OF which will DO free of
charge to members of the club and their
families. There are to be about a scote of
lu1urIously fu nished sleeping apartments,
wttich will be leased to m8mbers oniv. The
object of the hcadqua te,s md club ia to
furnish a central point I ON which advrr-
Using matte and information in reference
to our state may be distributed. Members
visiting the fair will he expected to spistrr
their Il d css AT the club and can, il they
have their mail addressed and par
cels forwarded them. The club house ia
located III tho most desi able 20 tion of
the city. but two minutes walk from Lake
Michigan, the Illinois Central station, the
ears and the elevated road"
The rospeetus when Jamss Barnes, Jr.,
md Com any bsvs iasuvd bears tho In
of the governor and many OF this
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-03
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The Coal Find Near Havre Proving . Great
Sucoess-Miner at Work.
Articles OF incorporation of the "Havre
Coal company" we're filed for record in tho
recorders office yesterday. says the Great
Falls Tribune. The mine lays near tbs
line Of the Great Northern railway and not
further han one and one-half miles from
the town Of Havre. The claim was discov-
cred and located last July by Col. George
W.. Sweet. an experienced coal miner and
Locator, and has been worked upon a crude
plan by him at intervals since that time.
The mine is 30 situated that it can be easily
and conveniently worked from three sides.
The tunnel has been extended only about
fifty feet, yet, Notwithstanding the ~ oxim-
ity to the surface, the coal now being re-
moved is pronounced by those who use il at
Havre, as we'll as by coal exports, to he of az
good, if not better quality. than tho Leth-
bridge (Galt) coal. 1t burns readily, makes
intense heat. ard yet docs not consume
quickly. The company 10 now opening the
tlrst chamber in the mine and hopes aoon
to be ready to wo k \ good force Of men.
They are also making preparations to con-
struct a chute or tramwny from the month
of the tunnelt to the switch, the grading
being almost complete. The coal will BE-
run from the chambers OH automatic cars
and DUN ed direct into cars ON the switch,
thus saving much handling and expenae.
The company Will not ship a great deal. il
my, coal to Great Falls for several weeks,
as they find Il ready sale at HAVE for all
they are now prepaI ed to deliver.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-03
NEW MINING COMPANIES.

To Operate in SILVER How and Park
Counties.
Articles Of incorporation OF the following
companies were flied with the secretary Of
state yesterday:
The Butte and Philadelphia Mining com
pany 20 work the Pilgrim. %Dissppoint, Og.
don. Twin Shaft and Hawthorn lodes in
Summit valley mining district. The in
corpo ntofs ara l.. Hare oastlc. j. G. Dolan,
u. Smith. 9. NJ. johnson. G. :. Jackman,
NJ. Gilchris. and John Ward. Capital stock
100000.
The United States Treasury Mining and
smelling company to operate In the New
Wo Id district in PAX county. with an
authorized capital stock of 5000 600. Tbs
inco porators are y. II. Hoi AM. William
Handiey, W. A. Hankes, Il. Dohsrty, p. Nj.
Voyce.
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PAYN7lR DRUG CO,


do any good with, especially it he
is supporting q family. OF coure,
being an ambitious man, he must
90 through some OF the tempta-
tons offered him to speculate or
and get rich quick. But
don't take long to discover that
all his hard work is done to pro-
vide a support Tor himself and fam
when he gets SO he can't work.
One months salary out OF the year
will do this. Hard to believe, but
can prove it, II you give me your
name and address on apostal card.
Andrew Adams, room
NJ, ont ma Nation al
Bank building, Helena
Montana,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-03
STOCKS.

INVESTMENT STOCKS
Poorman Occur d'Alene)-1,OOO shares,
safe.
Bald B%utte-2,0OO shares. The best
gold mine 80 far developed in Montana.
Safe.
Iron Meuntain-On tho present. equip
ment, development, amount of ore in
sight. output, etc., aud present price of
stock. It will pay a better percentage than
any stock in the market; 33h per cont for
1892, with a fair probability of a large in
crease in 1893.
Benton group (Neihart)-The late devel-
opment of rioh ore in .his phenomenal
mine has caused the withdrawal of most of
the stock In my hands; LOO shares for i'm
mediate sale is all at the present figure.
Whitlach Union-The present ct tus of
the mine and company of this coming great
gold mine guarantees the stock a'sa:e pur.
chase. A few lots offered in which you can
lose no money.
26 and q Bailey Block.
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Grand Opportunity.

Twenty thousand dollars worth Of choice
groceries to be sac ihced. commencing Sat
urday, Jan. IA. we will oier the above
amount of Rroce les at private sale and CON-
time from day to day until closed out.
Remember the glace. corner Sixth avenue
and Wa on street, IN tbs store toom for
merry occupied by tha A. II. GAtes Grocery
company. Dealers in the city and adjacent
towns and mining camps will fine this a
srj endid opportunity to lay in their whit
supply. These goods must be closed out
within the next thirty days.
JAMES uLLIvAN, Manager.
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TOO COLD FOR SCHOOL.

h Helena Public schools to Ho Closed
Till the Weather Moderates.
At the meeting Of the board of education
last night IL was decided to close the public
schools until the weather modsrates.
Superintendent Young reported that the
. tendance during the pAst few days was
very small. and that for the benefit of the
abssntsss the work would all have to be
gone over again. The school houses, with
the exception Of ths high school. have been
kept comfortably warm. bu, parents do not
care to send their little ones out in such
severe weather As has prevailed for 4 week.
Head Janitor LArkins re, o ted that in
J.nuaty there had been consumed a the
high school 1900 pounds OF coal, at the
chool house on Rodney str ct Al, 600
pounds, At the Hawthorne IA, 900 and At the
central $4,000 pounds, and that the i~anitors
were kept ut work night and day in tho
boiler rooms. Under the 81 cumst.ness the
beard decided to close the schools, and if
the wsathsr modsrhtes by Monday they
will be reopsned. so that they will b.
closed only two days. Notice of their re-
opening will be given in The INDEPENDENT.
Go to Tho Bee Hive for . bargain in any line
they carry. Goods must 60 at their snecinl of-
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&25 Reward.

by resolution Of the city council of the
city of Helena Of date of Jan. 10, 1893, the
undersigned was inst uctei to offer a re-
ward Of S25 to anv person who will give in
TO nation that will ls d to tho arrest and
conviction of any person found malicieusly
tampeHins with or injuring any fire ala IN
boxeS or H. o apparatus of the city. or break
ing window ranss or otherwise in1urinp any
property within the CITY OF Helene.
In pursuAnce of said resolution the un-
dersiGneu hereby ofe s. the above eward,
SYDNEY Ii. MCINTYRE,
City Clerk.
Helena, Jan. 70, 1892.
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An Important Difference,

To make IL api aren't to thousands, who
(hink themselves i'll. that they ars not sf-
|scted with any disease. but that tho system
(imply needs cleansing. 10 to bring oom fort
home 10 their heht ~. ns a costive condition
y easily cured by using Syrup of Fiaa.
fIanufaotuf cd by the California Fig syrup
company.
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Great Sacrifice In the Grocery Line.

Don't forsss that the stock of groceries,,
corner sixth avenue and Warren street. 10
only about one-third gone. Ibis stock is
complies In all lines. AMI ID must be ciosed
ont in the next two weeks regardless of
cost. Families and Restaurant keepers
should not lot this opportunity pass. Bring
4 list of what you want aud We will make
prices 10 suit you.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-03

most rorninent citizens Of tho state. Col.
j. .. Harvey. and Lloyd Is szee, the Chi
caao Journalist, are here In this Interests Of
the club and already some thirty or forty
OF Hslsnn's w~sll-known citizens have been
made members Of tho club,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-03

b. ID. Edgsrton and VIM. Il. Jewell. OF
Helena. officers of the G eyice h ouutn,n
mining aud Milling company, have made
pm inspection of the com nn,'s property in
he Crevice district. They made arrange
tnenss 10 the r sumption of milling ops a
lions, which have been su.uenaed for Aha
past two months owing to the ditch csuyey-
fn0 water to Tie mill becoming filled with
zee. A ioros OF men va. put TO wo L the
Frat of the week ard az soon o. tho ditch IA
fle"ned out water will b. turned in and II
j. expected that the mill will be started mn
Its full capacity Of twenty stamps within
two weeks.
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FOR 1899.

The Profits From sOme Montana Properties
Last Year.
The Engineering and Mining Journal
gives tho following rs the dividends paid BY
Montana mines, which publish their state
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Helena. Jan. ~, 1899,

Go to The Bee Hive FOR dry goods of every de-
scription. They carry n full line and their
prices are yery low.
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Observation-Disclosures sales do not COM
fresh goods at The lee Hive dross goods salo.
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ENTS,

For two nights Carolyn Gage has suo.
ceeded in drawing good audiences 10 kino's
opera house, although II has been twenty
five and thirty degrees below zero. Last
night ths company appeared in "A Double
Wrong" tho tale Of "A French maids OK
perisnoo In Paris. There IL 4 vein of com
sdy in the piece which relieves tho pathos.
Miss Gage 40 Marie Lonstalot made an az.
collent impression. She has n nun.
Der Of admi era Ia Helena who predict a
bright future for her, equipped az shs is
with genius. beauty and youth. Ella Mil
with b ushes a. the conclusion Of her aong
by throwing a bouquet and a kiss into his
faoe. The effect was very realistic, al
though II was In the play. A telegram
from the manager Of the Great
Falls opera house was read from the stage
announcing that the best company In
America could not draw n 81 house al that
place during tho present cold snap. Miss
Gnge's manager said That the Helena en-.
gageMent had been II good one an he
thought the announcement from Grcst
Falls was q compliment to this CITY. Miss
Gage will not go to Great Falls 10 was the
intention but will appear at Ming'a to-niQht
III the Honeymoon" II play which she p O.
sentsd here u year ago with SUCCESS. The
opera hous IL we'll heated and will be COM
Portable.
1t IL a comedy trimming over with wit and
keen satire. The whole tenor OF the ,lny
il elevatinR. The story il Of a beautiful.
elf-willed girl who, dictntorial and exact
ing in her demands upon Others. is never
thslsss not disposed to wear the guiss Of
sweet humility herself. II IL another case
OF the "Taning Of the Shrew." The
formef naughty beauty becomes the sweet
and loving vito. The coined is splen-
didly written and In the hands of Miss
Gage and her excellent oompanr, will prove
the most charming Of the stars repertoire.