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WICKED FRANCIS WEEKS.
Justicc Overtakes tho Swindlcr of widows
and Orphans.

Justicc Overtakes tho Swindlcr of Widows
and Orphans.
The fugitive cmbezzler Francis Henry
Weeks of New York city, who was recently
captured in Costa Rica, stole trust funds
to the mount of over 81, 100000. Mr..
Weeks stood very high in New York soci-
ETY., and the great bulk of what he stole
was the property Of widows and orphaned
children, who had trusted him because he
was Mr.. Weeks, said to be a fine lawyer
and a great tinancier.
He was u brilliant figure wherever he
went. n he ven to many places. He
was a member OF the Metropolitan Cen
fury, City, Union, University, st. An
thongs, Democratic and Players clubs, of
the Bar association and the Down Town
association, of tho Seawanhaka, New York
and Oyster Bay yacht clubs, Of the Alnmn
association of Williams college n q di.
rector in the American Museum of Natural
History and the Metropolitan Museum of
Art. He cared especially to pose as a mar
seen md known everywhere in the social
world, and his wife wa. his congcnial COM
panion. They had no children.
About 10 years ago Weeks began the
career of reckless speculation in which he
has now wrecked his own life and destroyed
the fortunes of people who trusted him.
His name became familiar as II great au-
thority on schemes Of land improvement
in the west, particularly in Wisconsin. He
received money to invest, and the investors
found high interest coming to them.
His office was besieged by persons anx.
ious to make him guardian Of their money,
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PULPIT N PEW,

Miss Blanche A. Wright Of Lewiston,
Me-, has been ordained pastor Of the New
port IN. " Cniversalist church.
Bishop Thoburn thinks that the converts
in India during the next eight years will
outnumber those Of the last 90 years.
Bishop Lawrence, successor to Bishop
Phillips Brooks, will lecture before Boston
university school of theology during the
coming winter.
Calvary Baptist church in New York, DR..
M~acArthur's, is never closed during the
hot weather and never omits a single serv-
ice in church, Sunday school or missions.
The Rev. DR.. D. B. Randall is said TO be
the oldest Methodist pastor In Maine. He
was born in Hardwick, Vt, July IS, 1907,
and although now &c years old he is still a
very active man.
The Rev. Morgan Dix Of New York has
placed a $500 bell in Christ church at
Cooperstown, N. Y, in memory of his ia
ther, the late Governor John A. Dix. The
bell weighs ! $50 pounds.
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FlN, FEATHER AND FUR,

OF British birds. the cuckoo has the
smallest egg in proportion to it's size.
The largest fish known to science is the
basking shark, an enormous but harmless
variety.
Dogs, horses, elephants, seals, kangaroos,
taars and lions have been taught to box
with gloves.
There is in the old world a species of
fish that builds a nest out of the seaweed,
u lest not unlike that of the English spar
row. 81
Broken down horses in Germany are re-
stored to perfect health by being fed with
infusions Of roasted coffee and ground
coffee beans mixed with honey.
A camel has twice the carrying power Of
an OK. With an ordinary load of 400 pounds
he can travel IL or IA days without water,
going 40 miles n day. They are fit to work
ut 4 years old, but their strength begins to
decline at %.
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FRANCIS II, WEEKS,

exacting no security whatever. There
seemed to be no limit to the sums which
he could hav to invest if he chose.
Weeks carried on this kind of business"
f" number of years without meeting any
obstacle which he was not able either to
dodge or jump over. But last February the
stockholders of the land company began to
become too inQuisitive for his comfort and
bothered him n good deal with requests for
explanations and statements Of accounts
and other details distasteful to the lofty
mind Of Grant genius. When an account-
ing with his creditors could no longer be
postponed and exposure seemed imminent,
Mr.. Weeks hastily made an assignment
and disappeared from the scene of his finan-
cial exploits.
In choosing Costa RIGA az his place Of
refuge, Weeks was probably influenced by
the fact that we have no e%xtradition treaty
with that country as we'll as by the sa-
lubrity of the climate. But the people of
Costa RIGA have no affinity with felons
and refuse to give him protection. so that
the brilliant speculator will be brought
back to face the widows and orphans he
has swindled.
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IN A age

his head projecting above and the neck
fitted tightly in n hole in the roof There
he stood in a crowded lane leading to the
Grand canal, exposed to tho fierce rays of "A
burning sun, with the glass registering 05
degrees in the shade, without food or drink,
and jeered at by the passersby, who seemed
to look upon it as Il very good joke.
What the sutferings of the unfortunate
wretch must have been on the Sunday and
Monday passes beyond the realms of the
imagination, but the end was nearer than
expected, for at 5 O'Clock on Monday even
ing one of the attendants knocked away
the pile of bricks, leaving the body sus-
pended by the lower jaw, and slow stran-
gulatiOn put an end to what remnants of
life there We're in about 90 minutes. The
body, still in the a was removed the fol
lowing day to a creek west of the concession
to be exposed as a warning to evildocrs be-
fore final burial.
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CRUEL CHINESE PUNISHMENT,
How Il Malefactor Was Starved to Death
LII ~ oman Llama

How Il Malefactor Was Starved to Dealt,
In an Open Cage.
A typical case of Chinese cruelty is thus
described by The Pail Mall Budget: Four
men were captured some time ago ct Chin
kiang, near the mouth of the Yang-tse-
kiang, who had for some months past
carried on a systematic course of kid
mapping children, one of the most heinous
crimes known to Chinese law. They were
duly tried and finally sentenced to death
by the slow process of exposure md starva-
ton in Il cage. The sentence was first car
ried out on the ringleader, and on Sunday
morning he was placed in a cage, standing
upright on a pile of bricks a foot high, with
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No11CR 10 sTooKRuhpERp-THE AN.
~ nual meeting Of tAe ~steekholdePs Of The
Carbonate King Mining company win b held At
" office Ct the company. shober 4 Rasch's
Tuesday. October 10. 1854 at IL n. tor
he elsction Of trustees and for the purpose Of
eotAsrtsinx the ~trustsea to lease tho property Il
p desired, and Ter the transaction Of sueh other
bosinsss ~ may osms before said meeting.
CkAMkR, PrsstdsnA
At1Ash FL BECK, eesestaRx
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
nual meeting OF this stock holders OF the
,ourbon aiming com pany will be held at the
Office Of the Helena d Livingston Smelling &
! eductlon company. Helena. Montana. on
J tuesday,. October 3, 1898. at II O'Clock a. m, for
the purpose of ~electing . board Of trustees for
the 0 \ uiug year and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before it.
y. X. ALLEN, Secretary.
Helena. Montana. Sept, rs. lo93.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen TINT ii Q annual meeting of tho
stockhniders OF tho Elaine :. ming company will
Sixth and Main .trests. in the city of Helena,
Montana, on Friday. I ct. u. 1891. at ~ o'clock n.
tees for the opsuing year. md TO transact such
other business ia may come before said meeting.
s. A. SWlGGItlT,
NEIS OLESEN President.
secretary.
Helena, Montana, Sept. %, 1893.
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NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AN
~ nual meeting Of the stookhol. srs Of the
stedman, + oundry d Machine company viii he
Helena 1t I o'clock D. n. Thnvsdsy. Oct. g.
lSSS. sor the purpose Of ~sleoting trustees and
trAnsscting such other business q may properly
come before the meeting, T. kANkCkt.
HsasaA Sept II lsoS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE AN
- nual meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Montana Fire I lay csmpany for he election Of
officers and the transaction Of such other bust
hess as may properly come before the meeting,
will DO hold at the uHice Of q. &. swallow At
Louis block. Helena. Mont. Ius.dAy. Oct. ~.
1893, at seven O'Clock y. m
II. +. Triton. Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEET1NG-OFFICE OF
~ the Copper hell Mining Company. Helena,
Montana, reptember Is. 1893.
hut,ce IS hereby given that = meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the Copper Bell Mining oom.
pany will he held at their Office in the city Of
Helena county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana. on "Wednesday. the LIST day Of Novem-
ber. A. ID 1893. At which time and place a vote of
the stockholders will be taken on the PROPOSE
pany from five hundred thousand shares to nine
hundred Thousand shares. and also on tho
proposition to make the said stock assessable.
in accordance with tho provisions OF the statute
in such cases made and provided.
WIN. MU1H,
II. {. HOWELL.
f. {. FAl COCK.
T. II. KLElNSCHMlDT.
Trustees.
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ss3 North Matn street.
FOR SALE.
.TslspAe.s .

rooms, bath room fully plumhod. cellar. pantry;
three closets. hot and cold water in kitchen and
bathroom, with lot having ninety-seven frontage
81, $50 down. balanos three yoar time, intersst u
per cent.
Ranch Of 1890 acrea excellent land, under
fence, two houses large stables. canals and all
necessary uutbuildlngs, 1900 inches of water.
convenient 10 schools and market, commands
excellent RANCE. Price IS per acre. easy terms
0 RENT.
IS. six room house. Second street; ~. five room
house, broadway; Ga, six room house. corner
second and teattie; $1A five room brick. bath.
ll2 CHANGER; S2i. elegant six. room dwelling,
bath. furnace. First and feattic; $al, handsome
eight room dwelling Il. H. keckler'sl No. ~
5. Raleigh, bath, furnace, range; $l2. four room
cottage, furnished.
MATHESON & CO.. Gold Block.
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FOR EFNT- DWELLINGS. HEBERT B.
Iced X Co.; opposite urand Central hotel.
Largest list in the city. ~
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FOR kENT-b " ELLISse

FOR RENT-A THREE IOLM FURNISHED
l. house. complete with bath, NO. 33 Eenton
avcLut south.
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/ rooms in town can be secured at the Nc
!onald house. 6lS North Nain street. y. A.
Mcdonald. proprietor.
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LOR RENT-COMPLETE FOR HOUSE
i keeping Furnished rooms in suites Of two.
from St to $l4 per month Ter suite. !i sixth
avenue.
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WANTED STOVE; SECO%D HAND
W franklin or other good open front pat
tern; state price. Address stove, this office.
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W house. with bath. for ak months or longer,
Not over ton minutes walk from uostutfce.
west side preferred. Address i. H., this Office.
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EOk kLNI-TWU NICELY FURNISHED
4 rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. $40.
52l breckenridge street.
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WANTED-FOR A FEW MONTHS, AFUR-
w nishcd Fix room honss with modern con-
yoniences; west side. Address postuiiice box y.
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE FON II, NTANs
W property 7-room house and six acre, in
eastern Indiana. Address u. b., box llO3. Hell
cna.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
~ nual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Helena Mining Il deduction. company will be
held at the Office CT the Helena 4 Livingston
smslting d Reduction company. Helens, Mon
for the pnrpose OF . eetins sG a board Of %tru y
for the ensuing year and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come b,fore it.
o. Il. ALLEN. secretary.
Helena, Montana. Sept, %. 1893.
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WANTED-5VO MEN EVERY DAY TO BUY
W clothing. gents furnishings at their own
prices. 50 South Main street.
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COK REAT-FURNIcHED ROOMS; 314
Clark streot.
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pERSONAL-AN EASTERN LADY, MIDDLE
L. ago. of unQucstiorable reputation. wishes to
correspond WITH western gentleman Of honor
not under ffty. Address Aice learsall, 800
I Alumet avenue, Chicago, iii.
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Advertisements nnoss 1~ oes~ uAfss Tunes
MUTATION WANTkD-BY YOUNG LADY
y stenographer with frat class recommends
tons from a st / aui publishing firm. Address
., this office.
SITUATION WAN rLD-hY A LlCtNs d
~ nurse. late Of fan Francisco. Address eE
broadway. i.
SITUATION. WAN1ED--AN EXPERIENCED
~ taleslady in the glova department.. perfect
and speedy inter, and dues repairing and chang
ing. Address h. b.. indeDendent.
SITUATION WANTED-A LADY WISHES
washing and go out washing, or to nurse by the
week. Cali at Sos blake street.
~ Is desires situation to do light b ousework OF
take care OF %children; no objection to leaving
town. 424 Park Avenue.
MUTATION WAATED-IO DO SEWING
~ by the day. Address AIS Adams street.
SITUATION WANTED A EEsPECTA-
~ BILE, young lady to care for children and as
sist in HOUSE work; can furnish reference il re-
SITUATION wANTED-BY A, REsPEt IA
~ BILE woman to do work by the day. Call
ut IL Division street, near I.Odney.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ girl to do general homework III private
family. address Aulda, this office.
SITUATION WAnIED-BY A COMPETENT
~ woman t. do Homework. 4pply 1913 jack
son street.
SITUATION WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL
~ wishes work by the day, cleaning house or
washing, is also u good cook. Cali 6vs brsoken.
ridge, over grocery.
~ wishes to work for board while learning
millinery trade. Address l.. N. Independent OF
ice.
SITUATIONS NANTED-MALE.
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SITUATION W~AhTkD-BY A GENTLEMAN
- aged 2s., we'll acquainted in, Helena and
throughout tie state, a. clerk, in a general store,
real estate Otfice or liot.l clerk. hest OF refer
dress l.. i. G., postofice box So. helena, Ment.
SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AS
~ clerk or bOokkeeper; bsst Of references.
II. A. this Office.
SITUATION WANTED - BELGIAN ME-
~ cnauiu, Is yeats experience. desires situa-
ton, wages to suit the times. Inquire 81 South
Main street.
MUTATION WANrED-bY MAN, AND
~ vile, on q ranch or III hotel. Call at 602
Broadway. upstairs.
WANILD-A YOUNG MAN,
~ strong and healthy. with good education
and reference., will take any honest work at
small wages, with chance OF Advancement. Ad-
dress Ii. H., this Office.
HELP WAETkD-FEM ALE
NJ ANTED-LADIES WISHING To Make
$25 weekly by doing writing at their
homes, address, enclosing stamp. Miss Louise
Fairfield. South bend, Ind.
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MANTED-TWO YOUNG MN AS NEWS
w agents on N. p. road; must have security.
apply at news office. N. Z. depot.
EOk RENT-FURNIsHEO ROOMS; 81
Clark stlest.
EOh kENI-TWO NICELY FUhNISHED
L rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, $10.
52l breckenridge street.
LOR RENT-COMPLETE FOR HOUSE,
L keeping -Furnished rooms in suites Of two.
from ST to $l4 per month Ter suite. t2i sixth
avenue.
CON RENT-THE CHEAPEST N REST
/ rooms in town can be secured at the Nc
donald house, 6lS North Main stre.t ~. A,
Mcdonald. proprietor.
TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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NlIUAIIUN WANrL D-hY A LlCtNS d
~ nurse. late Of fan Francisco. Address co.
broadway. is
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FOR sALE-REAL Esr.Tc

e'OK SALE-WlLL TRADE A.NICE unup |
4 Tor vacant lots. Herbert B.-Reed & Go.
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WANTkD-Bi YOUNG LADY
y photographer with frat class recommends
tons from a st / aui publishing firm. Address
\ =, this office.
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MONTANA NATIONAL BANK
ALA Gates taken at par. Herbert b. Reed < Co.
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SITUATION WANTED - BELGIAN ME-
~ ciauio. as years experience. desires situa-
ton. wages to suit the times. Inquire So South
Main street.
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SITUATION WAN1ED-AN EXPERIENCED
~ saleslady in the glova department.. perfect
and speedy inter. and does repairing and chang
Address l.. B.. independent.
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Hoods SarslpariMa

HOOPS PILLS cure IIabitual Constipation by
restoring peristaltic action OF the alimentary canal.
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HELP WAkTkD-FEMA
WANTED-LADIES WISHING TU MAKE
w $25 weekly by doing writing at their
homes, address, enclosing stamp, Miss Louise
Fairfield. south bend, Ind.
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/, OR ~sALE-HOTEL FURNITURE ANN
4 fixtures completes; bast pronositio, -.
small capital in town. Herbert Is. Iced L Co..
Thompson block. We
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL OF
~ Is desires situation to do light b ousework Or
take care OF children; no objection to leaving
town. 424 Park Avenue.
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SlTUATlON WANTED-A LADY WISHES
~ to work by the day or hour and also take in
washing and go out washing, or to nurse by the
week. Cali at S0s blake street.