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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
ROk Nv.

niepodobna oznaczyc nawet, a i
nazwiskach niektorych ze znalezio-
nych trupow ME MONA sic dowie.
dziec. Jeden gwardzist6w, ktory W
poblizu budynku straz odbywal, opo-
wiada, ze okolo 25 osob pred wybu-
chem pozaru weszso do budynku:j jak
on sadzi, wiecej niz polowa z Mich
musiala zginad W p}omieniach. Ra.
zem ze strazakami, kt6rzy W plomie.
mach smierc znslezli, przynajmniej
30 os6b zgine}o.
o lie MONA by}o sprawdzic p6z-
nYm wieczorem, nastepujace osoby
zginely W psomieniacb, albo p6zniej
W szpitalu, lub oieako zostaly uszko-
dzone:
o godz 5 wieczorem umari W szpi-
talu William Denning, strazak, pier
wszy, ktorego wydobyto pod CRU
z6w. o godz. 6 dobyto zwloki do
niepoznania zweglone dwoch os6b, o
godz. 7 trzech innycb.
Kap. James Fitzpatrick posr6d
najokrutniejszych cierpieh umarl
wieczorem 9. Umarli nadto straza.
cy: Burton E. Page, Philip Breen,
kap. James A. Garvey, John Hale, i
niejaki ,,Phip', str6z ma wystawie.
Niewiadomo, co sic stalo G.. B.
Moore'm, prezydertem Omaha Au-
tomato Fountain Co." Znaleziono
zegarek damski, o kt6rym sadza, ze
nalezal do zony pana Moore.
John Nc Bride, strazak, umarl
godz. s. Prawdopodobnie zginai tez W
p{omieniach strazak Paul Schroeder.
W p}omienie wskoczy} lieut., John
Freeman niezawodnie W Mich zgi.
na}; tax samo E. L. Frank. Ich
zwlok ME zdo}ano znalezc.'
Ogodz. 1Oumarl W szpitalu strazak
John Cahill lieut.. Chas. II. Purvis.
w szpitalu znajdowalo sic wieczorem
najokrutniej poparzonych lub polka
leczonych 2l os6b.
Musialo zginat W plomieniach
take kilku robotnik6w, kt6rzy W
chwili wybuchu pozaru byli zatru-
lnieni przy drutach elektrycznych.
znaleziono zweglony pas obcegi
jednego Mich.
Sasiednie budynki W czasie pozaru
ciagle chroniono polewaniem woda,
ale niekt6re Mich przeciez zostaly
uszkodzone tax przez wode, jak i
przez dym i czesciowy pozar.
lie wynosi szkoda msteryalna przez
ten pozar zrzadzoua, niepodobna je-
szcze oblicsy6. w gmachu tym spa
li}y sic cenne maszynerye, ktore
dziennie dostarczaiy 80 do 80 ton
lodu to wedle trzech r6znych syste-
NOW, a takze i niezliczenie wiele
artykui6w, ktore przechowywano W
wlelkich lodowniach. Obliczaja szko.
de niekt6rzy ma POI miliona dolarow.
Pc przeciwnej stronie ulicy zajeio
sic pare hotelow wybudowanych ma
czas wystawy, ale tam pozar zdoaano
st}umic natychmiast.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
R0zgraniczenie TarcyIi Niemiec.

BERLIN, logo lipca: :
Francya Niemcy ggodzi}y sic
ma ustanowienie komisyi mie-
dzynarodowej W celu uregulo-
wanna W wielu watpliwych
mieiscach grauic Francyi i
Niemiec. Wszedzie ustawione
beda liczniejsze s1upy granicz-
ne, a tam, gdzie granica pre-
chodzi przez lasy, ma bye wy.
znaczona dwumetrowa LIMA
neutralna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
POchlebstWO.

Zmeczony mysliwy wracajac po-
lowania trafa przyjaciela.
= Mic pan ME zabiseS2 Ia oaaa
odpowiedz wstrzasna} strzelec pre-
czaco glowa.
- Ale m6wis mi lesniczy, zes pan
krowe postrzelia?
= o to tylko lesniczy choial mi....
pochlebic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Podziekowanie kr0l0wej WiktO'
rVi

LoNDYN, 1890 lipca. :
Kr6lowa Wiktorya ogioslia
dis pismo, w ktorem sk4ada
swemu ludowi podziekowanie
"a dowody wiernosci i przy-
wiazania, jake z1ozy} powo,
du dopiero co odbytego slubu
ksiecia York 2 ksiezniczka
May Teck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
MfOdszy!...

Rozmawiaja dwaj przyjaciele:
Go "a impertynent!
= Co takiego?
Powiedziai mi: uTy, starry osle"!
"A ty co ma to?
Powiedzialem mu godnoscia:
Moi panic, jestem znacznie." mio-
dszy cd ciebie"!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Nieszczescie.

Nieszczescie.
MAJ wraca jak zwykle po p6inocy
do domu zastaje zone juz spiaca'
M6wi do siebie:
"A to szkaradnie! W}asnie dis,
kiedy do domu wracam trzezwy, moja
stara spi....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
FeleSrams KTajoVe.
NiepOrOzumienie co do poselstw'

Nieporozumienie co do poselstw.
WASHINGTON, DC, lolipca.
z Berlina nadeszly depesze, W
kt6rych uwiadomiaja, ae Rad
niemiecki czeka ma to, by Sta
ny Zjednoczone podnios}y zna.
czenia poselstWa W N:.emczech
do godnosci ambasady. zdaje
! sic, re zachodzi tu nieporozu.
mienie. Kongres poprzedzaja'
cy wyda} taxa ustawe: ,,Skoro
prezydent otrzyma wiadomosc,
ze Rad jakikolwiek zamierza
mice W Stanach Zjednoczo.
nych reprezentacya przez oso.
be ambassadors, pos}a nadzwy.
czajnego lub pe}nomocnika, to
bedzie mia} prawo zarzadzic,
by reprezentant stau6w zje'
dnoczonych W takiem pan
stwie mia} taxi sam tytul."
Ot6z ia ustawa przepisuje,
re incyatywe musi podac Rad
obey. TAX postapi}y Wielka
Brytania i Francya. Go do
Wloch, to zamianowanie am
basadora dla Wloch op6zni}o
sic tylko przez wypadek i
W}ochy nsusza czekac, p6ki
ME zostanie zamianowany ma
stepca terazniejszego posia "a,
mianowanego jeszcze "a CA
sow republika6skich. lima
rzecz jest z Niemcami. lam
pose} zosta}zamianowany przez
rad terazniejszy, a Rad ME.
miecki wyrazi1 tylko sw6j "a
miar zamianowania ambasado
ra prezydent bez kongresu
ME moze poduiesc godnosci
pos}a do godnosci ambasadora,
chyba re kongres wyda ustawe
upowazniajaca go takze do
tego.
Niemieckie poselstwo tutej-
sze przygotowuje sic juz do
zmiany oczekiwanej izakupifo
znaczny grunt, ma kt6rym "a,
mierza wybudowac wspauiafy
gmach ambasady.
POwstanie W wiezieniu.
IoN1A, Mich, 10 lipca. DIS
przedpo}udniem o godz. poi do
dziesiatej wiezniowie W warsz'
tatach sprzet6w domowych W
tutejszym zak}adzie karnym
zrobili probe wydobycia sic ma
wolnosc j wskutek tego jeden
wiezni6w, Oscar Miller z De-
troit, zosta1 zabity, a William
Eager Grand Rapids smier-
telnie raniony. Eagar / G. b.
Jones zostali pa}kami mocno
obici.
Dozorca Parsell tax opisuje
ca4e zajscie:
DIS rano W warsztacie
sprzst6w W poblizu zachodniej
sciany naprawialismy injury.
Dw6ch ludzf pracowa3o ma wy
sokich drabinach. Zarzadzi}em,
azeby superintendent Gurley
stana} przy scianie i uwazai,
by Mkt ME stara} sic uciec. O.
ko1o godz. POI do dziesiatej,
pieciu wiezni6w pod przewo
dnictwem Williama Smith,
skazanego ma Is lat, chcia3o
dostac sic ma drabiny. Gurley
strzela} pare razy, ale nikogo
ME trafi}. S}yszac strza4y, ia z
moim pomocnikiem nadbie-
glen z przeciwnej strony mao,
kolo budynku. Pa}kami odpe-
dzilismy wiezni6w cd drabin.
Dziedziniec nape1ni2 sic vie
miami, a straz ma murach "a.
czela strzelac. Stra2nik Nit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Przybycie parowcow.

PHILADELPHIA: British Pru cess hiverp'
BOSTON: Columbianz Ltgerp.
BREMA: Ems N. Y.
ANrwERPtA: Herman N. T.
GIBRALTAR: Werra q n. Z.
NEW YORK: Arizona Liverpp ssale Biem
Waimar Brfmy e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Straszny los.

Santos pod Komenua kap. IIo'
llanda. Holland pozostai sam
z pierwotnej ca}ej zalogi sta
tku. 8 os6b umar}o ma z6}te
sfebre.
Przerazajacym jest opis ne
dzy i cierpieh W skutek zara-
zy W Santos. Tysiace os6b po-
gine}o. Handel i przemys1 W
zastoju. Ma rzece Santos 45
statk6w stoi bez za}ogi. W po
blizu Odorilli sta}o re 90 o.
kret6w, z kt6rych kazdy stra-
Gil by} swego kapitana. Kr6-
tko przed wyjazdem ,,Odoril'
lie, bank londy6sko- -brazylij-
ski zamkna} drzwi, gdyz wszy.
scy jego urzednicy pomarli ma
zaraze. Tax samo sta1o sic 2
bankiem Brazilian q South
American" Prawie wszyscy
czlonkowie frmy Zerener,
Buelow & Go. pomarli.
Dnia 8 marca umar} amery-
ka1ski wicekonsul Chas. Wad.
sworth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11

chell strzeli} do stojacego pod
MIN Oscara Millera i zabh 60
ma miejscu. Raniony jest ia
kze William Eager i umrze.
Tymczasem nadesz}a pomoc /
napedzilismy wiezni6w do eel.
Okolo IS wiezni6w chcia}o od-
zyskaG wolnosc, a pieciu ich
przyw6dzc6w mia1o m1oty i
noze.
Juz cd dawnego czasu do
zorca przeczuwa}, re wieznio-
vie starac sic beda odzyskac
wolnosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Sedzia lynch.

CONDO, N. D., 10 lipca.
Bamberger, morderca familii
Kreider, zosta} dzisiaj lyncho-
wany. Schwytano 60 W Delo-
raine, Man., pare mil cd gra-
nicy i got6w by} isc z szeryfem
McCune z Ramsey County bez
papier6w wydajacych &C. z
Kanady. Szeryf z wieznlem
przybyl tu dis rano o godz: 4
Gromada ludzi juz 60 oczekl'
wala, porwano 60 i powleszo'
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Nieszczescie kOlejOwe.


CINCINNATI, o., 10 lipca.
Pociag ekskursyjuy ma kolei
Chesapeake and Ohio, kt6rym
jecha}o oko}o 5000 os6b, wczo-
raj przez otwarta zwrotnlce
wpad} ma pociag frachtowy ma
}adowany weglami i kamienia,
mi ko}o Newport, KY. Albert
Lang z Covington, KY, zosta8
zabity, a siedm innych os6b
ciezko pokaleczonych. Zdaje
sic, re jakis}otr umyslnie zwro-
tnice przesunal. zarzadzono
sleaztwO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
P0zna kara.

CINCINNATI, O., 10 lipca.
2 Alpena, Mich, donosi depe-
sza specyalna: Try osoby ma:
zwiskiem Vogler, Frohman i
Jacobs zosta}y tu skazane "a
morderstwo pierwszego sto-
pnia. Zbrodnie to pope}niono
W 1. 1874 W Rogers City. Me.
jaki kupiec Molitor, majetny
mieszkaniec Rogers City, mno
stwo dziewczat zha6bi1. zebra}
sic t}um ludzi i zastrzelono te.
60 cz1owieka W jego waasnym
sklepie. Ropke, jeden 2 zab6j.
COW, zlozy1 zeznanie. Cd
dW6ch lat znajdowa1 sic on W
wiezieniu z pieciu innymi j
czeka} ma process. Augusta
Grossmana, starego czlowieka,
W styczniu "a to zbrodnle ska
zano ma dozywotnle wiezle.
ME, a teraz take i innych, wy
zej wymienionych, skazano.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
~<N0<
rRANSEkRS or RIAL ESTAlE.

The following are the transfers of
real estate III Lincoln county, as
filed for record III the Office of the
county clerk, for week ending to-
day:
wa. Grant 20 Katie Burnell, two
lots in Far Far, consideration tIoo.
c. E. Montgomery to w. L.
Christy, parcel of real estate, cou-
sideration 500.
w. White and Martha r. White
to c. +, Lambert. farm property,
S. G. Irivn and wife to W. H.
Allen ard 7, P. Mason; lots in
Newport, consideration S25a.
$, G. Irwin aud wife to Geo. +,
Chamberlain and J. NJ. Ralston, lots
i'll Newport, consideration $3.50.
$, G, Irwin and wife to J. NJ.
Irving and ID. B. Montieth, lots in
Newpor, consideration $3.50.
I. r. and Alice Ryan to Joseph
Ludwicl,, five acres land, Con. 500.
Unitel States to Juo. MCGEE,
patent.
Julia Megginson and Jaue Meg
gibson 70 VIM. r. Megginson, 100
acres land, Con. S.,
Jane TO Julia Meggiuson, 200,
acres land, Con. S..
Julia Megginson to Jane Meggia.
son, miscellaneous tracts, Con &,
IS.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
MARRIED..

BAXTER-LEWIS.-Atthe the Epis-
copal church in this city, OH
Wednesday, May 10, 1898, w.
L. Baxter, of,Salem to Miss F..
NJ. Lewis, of Lincoln county,
Rev. Chas. Booth officiating.
FULLER-BENSILL-In the par
lors of the LEADER office on
Thursday evening May II, 1898,
Lewis Fuller to Miss Sissie Ben
sill, both of Siletz, Squire Hall
officiating.
The LEADER Office was the scene
of the solemn ceremony which join
ed these two young hearts for bet
ter or for worse until death, or the
remainder Of their natural lives.
In fitting and solemn words Squire
Hall performed the ceremony which
was witnessed by few disinterest-
ed spectators and the entire force
of the LEADER Office. The LEAD
ER wishes them a long life and
that all their troubles may be little
ones.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11

A new line of stationery received
at this Office. Give US a call.
We are bound to admit that
Squire Hall performs the marriage
ceremony in solemn, yet very sat
isfactory manner.
County Clerk Ben Jones, Of To-
ledo, has been i'll the city getting
pointers from our county officials.
Albany Democrat.
A child in Ohio has been chris
tened Pennoyer Cleveland. Ma
the fates deal kindly with the poor,
stricken thing hereafter.
Some of the boys say that Hurley
Lutz has spoilt about half the mar
riage certificate blanks in the coun-
ty clerks Office by writing his own
name on the blank line to see how
it would look.
Our farmers and ranchers are
planting heavily of potatoes this
year with the expectation of
"spuds" being a good price this
fall. One man we heard Of is put
ting in fifteen acres.
The man tina. made the state
ment that salvation was free, Rad
evidently never heard of the Salem
ministers. Salvation is not free in
that city Of maple shade trees and
church spires, by five dollars a
sermon at least.
The action of Salem people ii
trying to prevent the location of the
Soldiers home at Roseburg, or any
other point outside of Salem, is the
biggest attempt at hog that thai
peculiarly hoggish CITY has ever at.
tempted, And we believe that il
will be also the most detrimental
act for herself that Salem ever per
formed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
hortL SRIaykiS

The following are the arrivals at
the popular Hotel Lincoln fer the
week ending todsyi
JOHN Garnier, Siletz; l.. L. Lo-
gan, Siletsi Antoine Selsic, Siletz.
Charles Carlson, Mound lrairie;
W. +. Mercer, Portland; Nellie
Dohse, ssletz; DR., Crocker, Wald.
port; C, H. Richardson, St. Louis,
Mo-; Walter Johnson, Portland:
W. u. Baxter, Salem; WA. Peek
Yaquina; +. C.Whitten, Newport:
Chas, Booth, Newport; C. T. Yer
non, Alseai Jerry Banks, Drift
Greek; Bent, Cielen, Albany; W.
i. Baxter Snd wife. Salem: Chas.
Meeker, Portland; J. L. McCulloch.
Naquina; c. Sullivan, O.P.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
DIED.

FRARY.--At the home of her son,
Frank Frary, near this city, OH
Thursday night, May 4, 1898, Of
bronchial trouble and heart fail
ure, Mrs. Emeline Frary, aged
II years.
The deceased leaves but one child
Frank Frary, at whose home she
died. The body was taken to Kings
Valley for interment, where it was
laid to rest on Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11

Carlyle w. Harris, the tnurderer
of his youthful wife, Helen Potts
Harris was electrocuted in New
York last Monday. Great interest
attached to his execution from the
fact that he was the only criminal
of any high intelligence to be ex.
ecuted By the method Of electricity
since this came in vogue in New
York. He protested his Innocence
to the last,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11

Vim. Henderson, the mtifderer
OF 81 Sutter at Candy, who was
once sentenced 70 he hung and was
granted a new trial by the supreme
court, was again arraigned at Ore
gon City last Monday and plead
guilty to murder in second degree
aud was Sentenced 10 Che penitenti.
ary for life.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11

For Sale.-A we'll improved
ranch Of twenty acres, situated
about half way between Toledo and
Yaquina, about half tide land; has
good frame house of 6 rooms, good
barn, and other outside improve
ments. Good orchard Of over 100
trees just in bearing, good garden
land, we'll cultivated. Will be sold
at decided bargain, and on good
terms. For further particulars call
at or address this Office.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
LOCAL NOTES.

County Clerk Jones had business
in Albany on Tuesday of this
week.
w. +. Rich has been appointed
postmaster at this place vice S. V.
Burt, removed.
The Benton was to tow a barge
load of pleasure seekers to Newpor
last Sunday but was rained out.
w. l.. Davis, of the Silvert on
Tribune, made one of his periodical
trips to the Bay the first of the
week.
Capt. Robertson has painted the
hull of the Benton dazzling black,
greatly improving her appearance
thereby.
Better throw that old rubber
stamp away and have some respec-
table stationery printed at this
Office,
Mrs. d. p. Blue and family of
Yaquina, were visiting the family
OF Mrs. Dedrick, of this city last
Saturday.
b. w. Wilson, county clerk of
Benton county, came over from
Corvallis, on Monday and will spend
several days on his farm near Cape
Foulweather.
The burlesque to be given at
Grady's hall next Monday night is
said to be the richest thing of the
season and we'll worth the small
admission fee charged.
McDougall and wife, a son of
Peter McDougall, of this city, ar
rived from Santa Rosa, California
and went out to Mr.. McDougalps S
ranch north of town.
The McDougall stock of goods
were attached last Friday by Sheriff
Z Lands IN an action brought by II.
i. Fischer, of Corvallis. The
amount claimed is 81, 900.
X. Dedrick and Fred Stanton
have built the seats for the court
room. They are constructed some.
thing after the manner of school
seats and will be quite comfortable
Next week the town will be full
OF strangers and outside residents
OF the county. The first question
asked by the principal part of them
will be, Where are your streets2"
The lovers of base bali will meet
next Saturday to clean up and pre-
pare ball ground on the tide fiat
near the bath house. Toledo will
have n ball club this summer that
viii be prepared to meet all comers.
Judge Blue was up to the fruit
farm oftlie Yaquina Fruit Company
at the Summit last Monday. He
reports the trees in good shape and
though late the prospects for a good
crop are encouraging.
A. J. RAIDER, VIM. Alexander
and Thos Butler started over the
proposed route of road to the Alsea
valley today. They will select
the most available route for that
road and il is the intention to push
the road to completion at once.
This road will prove boon TO the
upper Alsea valley,
Jno. Daily, an old resident of the
Bay country but now living near
the east end of the 0. p, was IN the
city the first of the week greeting
old friends. He states that settlers
are going into the Cascades along
The upper line of the o. p. very
fast at present, prosuming that the
railroad viii be pushed through to
completion this year,
Batuey Morrison, of Pioneer, was
IN the city last Saturday transact. !
ing business, and made this office a |
short can While here, He reports
work atths Pioneer stone quarry !
as proceeding in good shape. A
spur win be built out from the rail-
road for the use of the quarry, (
The company sre putting in ma
ehinery to operate steam drills and
saws and will do big business.
They find the stone of an even bet.
~ quality than they anticipated.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
DIVORCE NOTICE.

In the District Court in and for the County of
Lincoln, State OF Oregon.
George Bamford, Plaintiff, Action
VS.. for
Mary V. Bamford, Deiendnnt) Divorce.
THE STATE OF OREGON to Mary " Bamford,
Greeting:
Iou are hereby notified that you have been
sued in the District Court of Lincoln County,
State Of oregon by George Bamford, the above.
named plaintiff, and that his petition is now OF,
prayer OF said petition is that said court grant
a decree of divorce to said George Bamford
plaintiff, from YOU Mary V. Bamford, defend.
ant, for desertion.
You are therefor required to answer said pc.
tition on or before the 4th day of May, 1898, or
petition will be taken as true and decree OF
divorce rendered thereon in accordance with
the prayer of said petition.
GEORGE BAMFORD,
3-e3'Gw Plaintiff
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
BORN.

RICH.-At the home of her mother
on Beaver Creek, on Thursday,
May II, 1898, to the family of
w. +. Rich, girl.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11

President Cleveland has announc-
ed that lie will call congress togeth-
er between the Ist and 18th of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23
OLD Father Gladstone saws that thu

OLD Father Gladstone says that the
secret of his long and active public life
is exercise of the mind as we'll as the
body. With perfect ease he can drop
politics, turn to translations Of the old
Greek authors and there find the keen
est enjoyment and the sweetest rest.
He is also a fine Archaeological, and an
authority on rare literature as we'll as n
famous wood chopper. Lately he has
been talking to dress re- formers on the
subject OF gowns for women, and this is
what he says: 1.-THE love for French
gowns, with their tight waists and dis
torted shoulders, is so deeply implanted
IN the breasts of English women that it
is like making a personal attack upon
their lives to say that such gowns are
not beautiful. For myself, I see moth
ing lovely about them, and l should be
glad to see all women dressed in an art
robe without belt or collar. Mems
clothes are all wrong, too. But l shall
talk about that at some other time.
Let us now 60 on with our crusade
against woman's dless-corsets, French
heels, tight gloves and tight collars"
1t occurs to US that the grand old
man is decidedly out Of place in a dis
cussion Of this sort, and we cannot
blame the it they agree that he
should attend to his own business when
in his old age he is unable to gather cor
rect views on this subject. The very
gowns which he thinks should be worn
are known in this country as "Mother
Hubbards," and the wearers have at
times been arrested in various cities for
the alleged indscency Of these garments
for street wear. Mr.. G%ladstone's shock
ing taste is sufficient proof of his ina
bility to discuss the matter of dress re-
form for men, without the daily evil
dence of that enormous shirt collar
which makes the wearer so dreadfully
uncomfortable, and makes fortunes for
the cartoonists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23

PEoPLH who through force Of circum-
stances misc the Worlds fair, but re-
cover from the depression later will be
gratihed to learn that there will be
worlds fairs galore within the next few
years. To begin with. California will
have a great winter exposition which
will be we'll worth a visit from any part
OF the country, although it will not in
clude exhibits from NIL parts OF the
world. In April our Spanish friends
will open the Universal National Expo
sition at Madrid. 1t will he a great
show which will undoubtedly be ex-
celled by tho Worlds fair to DO held at
Constantinoplo in 1897. This will be
the first attempt in that line by the
Turkish government which has grown
to DO most progressive within recent
years. The climax will be capped when
France holds her exposition at Paris in
1850. This is sever years ahead, but
preparations are already under way, and
II the appropriations are sufficient, We
may look for something magnificent.
1t is generally agreed, however, by those
best qualified to judge that the Chicago
show is not only good enough for any
body, but that foreigners will hammer
away at the business a long time before
they beat it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23
The st. Louis Globe-D Democrat OBJ

The st. Louis Globe Democrat OBJ
serves that Montana is increasing it's
gold production, and is thus taking a
highly sensible method of solving the
monetary problems. If our contempt
rary means that Montanians are devot-
ing more attention to gold mining be-
cause OF any hopelessness as to the
future of silver, VT beg to correct a
serious error. Montana has the greatest
mineral wealth of any state in the
Union, and when our government re-
fuses to accord an honest value to one
of the money metals u people wisely
turn toward the development of an
other. But they are not forgetting the
injustice. They are giving just as much
energy to the fight for silver at Wash
ington as was formerly given to the
mining Of it in Montana, and the signs
Of victory become more numerous as
the days 60 by.