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The herald., 1893-12-23
USEMENTS,

SIMPSON TABERNACLE - The seating
capacity of this edifce was not taxed to
its utmost, last night, to hear the Mes
siah of the Oratorio society, but it would
have been. but for the severe storm that
prevailed till within an hour of the per-
formance. Niles Jennie Wilcox, the
contralto, was taken with q severe cold
on Thursday morning, and at very short
notice Miss A. Messmore was called
upon to assume her role.
The novice Was an agreeable surprise
to the audience. She is pupil of Miss
Grace Miltimore, who was cast for the
soprano part OF the evening, and al
though she exhibited slight degree of
nervousness at first. that coon wore off
and she sang with the GOODNESS OF vet
eran. She has rich, resonant voice,
as big as baritone, as was eviuced by
her rendition of the aria He was
despised and rejected of men,"
Miss Miltimore was never in better
form and her pure, rich voice was never
heard to better advantage. She sang
with such uniform excellence that to
particularize would be unjust; but if
any one of her numbers was rendered
better than another it was Come Unto
Him All Ye That Labor. Her smooth.
pure voice never made a break nor a
false note in the entire performance.
Sig. Rubo sang well; but he is pro-
feesional oil very wide experience, and,
like most OF that class, very conscien-
tiou5.
Mr.. Chamberlain seemed less suited
to his music than either Of the rest.
He fats good deal and has method
that never reaches climax.
The orchestra was fairly good for its
size and its defects were easily over
looked.
The chorus was drilled to the hour
and executed Handel's music in way
that left no room for cavil. Eapecially
fine was their rendition OF the number,
Like sheep We all have have gone
astray."
1t is very seldom that an amateur as
sociation gives performance of auch
uniform excellence. and the two thou
sand people who heard it will 60 long
time before they hear better one.
Professor Bacon, the conductor, was
very pleasantly surprised by being pre-
eented with sack containing goody
number OF silver dollars. The presen-
tation WAS made by q. M. Day on be-
half of the society, in the church parlor,
just before the chorus went on the
stage. There is quite probability that
the oratorio may be repeated next Tues
day evening.
The herald., 1893-12-23

OLD Father Hoar walked into the
senate day before yesterday with q
really neat application of Dogberry' g
monition to the watch, apropos OF the
administration instructions to Minis
ter Willis. We had feared that the old
gentleman was threatened with softening
of the brain, from some of his utterances
in past times, but he shows unexpected
evidences of elasticity and rejuvenes-
cence. He has probably been filling up
on phosphates.
The herald., 1893-12-23

WE WERE told by medical witness
in the Goodspeed Mansfield case that
the plaintiff was affected with aphasis,
which is a Greek word meaning con-
fusion of words and the unconscious
substitution of one word for another.
From the bearing OF the evidence 30
far 1t would look as if there were worse
confusions than of words in this case.
There appears to have bsen a decided
confusion of meum and Mum, 80 to
speak.
The herald., 1893-12-23

THE rain yesterday was timely.
amounting to .56 and in connection with
the "a Of an inch that fell few days
ago, it will etart the grass to growing
finely. While we think itquite probable
that the present will not be a year of
redundant rainfall, those who plow
and SOW early will rejoice in abund-
ant crops. The early bird, metaphoric-
ally speaking, will thisyear catch the
worm
The herald., 1893-12-23

The indications are that after the holi-
days the largest crowds OF people noted
since the boom will thronq into Los An
geles and the adjoining southern
counties. A right smart chance OF east
ern visitors are here now. The streets
of Los Angeles furnish capital idea Of
the immigration tide and it has already
risen almost to flood mark.
The herald., 1893-12-23
NEIGHBoRING PLACES.

LONG BEAcH-The wave moto. is put in
place
BEDL AEDs-A view of the financial situation.
PAsADENA-The Throop celebration. :. JUS
tice court cases.
SANTA ANA-War declared on the red sc lle.
SANTA MoN1cA-Preparations for Christmas.
PoMoNA-A good rain. :. Christmas celebra-
fiOn
The herald., 1893-12-23

POMONA when she has her electric
railway system fully under way will be
putting on city airs. 1t is quite COM
prehensive and will take in Claremont
and Chino and there is no telling whore
it will etop.
The herald., 1893-12-23
LOCAL AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = The

state irrigation commission issues an I'd
dress to the public Orange county as a
celery producer West Vernon school
children entertain their friends The Ha-
gan investigation Hxeutsionists arrive.
A barbei's tale OF woe and swollen lip.
DIsbarment proceedings against Lawyer
Holcomb. Report of the board of public
works. Christmas celebrations. -. Olives
vs. San Diego footballers The Universities
defeat the Throop University football club
REV. Wight gets the Christian church
into court The chamber OF commerce
wants building. Board OF education.
Burglar John Allen caugh in the act.
The herald., 1893-12-23

temporary's attitude in this matter,
which is only another way of saying
that we are satisfied with our own. Let
I'd have no man-worship in this country !
Oar Wslhalla ought to be about filed
up by this time.
The herald., 1893-12-23
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRaPH-Repor capture of Rio
by Mello. Mrs Foy testifes in the Cough
LID trial.-.Alleged plot to steal Ruth Cleve-
land. Vice President Stevenson and other
officials threatened by an anarchist A
violent French ANARCHIST manifesto. Bat
tie between Italians and Dervishes. The
Corbett Mitchell fight gets setback j.. The
suspended pension case =. General news
plepniups
The herald., 1893-12-23

The sale OF secured seats for Christ
mas week at the Grand opera house
commences this morning at the box
office. The excellence OF the comedies
announced and the moderate prices
have stimulated an unususl public in
teres, which 10 evidenced by continual
storm of inquiries fer seats. Hamiton's
favorite orchestra has been engaged.
The herald., 1893-12-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
TO the Daily Herald viii be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be semitic
subscribers by mail unless the sam have been
paid for In advance
L. P. Fisher. newspaper advertising agent,
81 Merchants Exchange, San Franc SEQ, is an
authorized agent. This paper is Kept on file in
his Office.
The Herald Is sold at the Occidental Hotel
newsstand, San Frau cisco, for &c. a copy.
No contributions returned
The herald., 1893-12-23

No Christmas and New Year's table should
be without bottle of Dr. S.egerrs Angostura
Bitters, the world renowned appetizer OF ex-
quisite flavor Beware OF counterfeit5.
The herald., 1893-12-23
The National Gsme.

Sunday afternoon will mark a new era
in the life of baseball in this city, when
the Grays Gnd Olympic baseball teams
cross bats at Athletic park. Both teams
have been thoroughly reorganized and
strengthened and all lovers OF the ma.
tionai game will be given treat. In
the two teams who play tomorrow, will
be found the necessary ingredients to
make the game success.
The herald., 1893-12-23

250 envelopes. soc; q writing paper, 25c.
Langstadter. 2l4 W. Second, HolIenbecK hotel.
The herald., 1893-12-23

THE total rainfall for the season thus
far is 1.98 inches.
The herald., 1893-12-23

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-27

SBE l,Ian 3 s al E..a, VIRTUE 80 o. ;; Az ~ Ex x,E.
trict court Of the First judicial district Of the
state OF Montana. in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke: IN ho, the suis t Of A; . ALL,
have levied upon Al the right, title and in,
terest Of the said Ho cterg & &C ,tni.z. in and
to 1.-The the following win described property situn,sd Ill; in
% and six IS. in block seventy, iGo), lots ons
s III t en2 Iss, and lot, hvs sh,e. e,: N ,ou! ''9 8.
n hy9 slo q: s ST. q: t ;syen lo @ on and a. s's t%o s.,
and lot four "a. In block four hrn irsd and
forty six t4+6). all In Helena TO " nsite and stand
ing on the record. In the office OF tho county
In the name Of the defendAnt'. Holcberg &
kechtnitz.
Also a certain mining claim described as fol-
lows; l.sc0 fact more Or less of tho south end OF
Gravel ur organized mining district. now known
as seven Mile hnorganizod mining district OF
Lewis and CLARKE county, state OF Montana, a.
page y. in tRe .facs Of tho CLERK and reeordsr OF
said county and state TO which said 70 ,ord for .
more perfect description reference Is hersby
made.
Together with all and singular tho tone
menta, horoditnments and appur cnanoes thoro-
unto 6eicnyin1 or in my vile spDsrtaining.
Notice IL hereby given that on the "a day OF
june. A. ID. lsSt Nj tho hour of " O'Clock IN OF
nr!ena o :. n."n ! w uUp; sell ali the II tit titic
and interest Of the said hclobcr% ~ hesht-
Iit1 In and to tho said above described property.
to the highest bidder for cash in hand. u.
ai7en nndsr my hand this. tho 18th day OK
CHAs. u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ ANDREW y. WADE. Deputy sheriff.
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JUNE BIDS FAIR.
1ncrcnssd Attendance Anticipated NoNt
Month-isvcnts OF th1 Day.

Increased Attendance Anticipated NoNt
M~onth-Evcnts OF the Day.
CHIcAao. May @ I. -June bids fair TO be a
prosperous month for tho fair. From the
number Of societies and organizations that
have announced in advance thor intention
Of visiting the fair during that month il is
estimated the daily attendance will be enor-
mously increased. There arc 10 be a num-
ber Of special daya selected for aome partic-
ular observance, by different n~ationalities.
societies, cto.. and each Of these will bring
crowds.
A pleasant international incident to-day
was the inauguration Of Mrs. Ernest Bart's
donegal Village" Among those who took
part in tho exercises were President Hig-
Rinbotham. of tho Worla's fair directory;
Attorney General Moloney, OF Illinois;
John +. Finerty, Postmaster Sexton, and u
number of representatives of the Catholic
church. Archbishop Feehan was unnvoid-
ably absont. but sent the ohancsllor of she
diocese. Father Muldoou. Speeches were
made aud a musical programme rendered.
The New York room, III the woman's
building, was also throw opeu. Ii il beau-
tifully decorated and furnished. and has a
library of 5000 volnmes. Everything In 1t
is tho work of women. lncident to the
opening was the nnveiling of the marble
portrait bust of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
This French section of the woman's build
ing was also opened. 1t is very beautiful
and attractive In every way. representing
the modern French salon. The furnish
ings were the finest and most costly and
artistic that were obtainable In Paris.
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CUTTER VERSUS YACHT.
Wales Has n Swift Boat in tho Val
Euria

Wales Has a Swift Boat in tho Val
kyrie
LONDON, May 26.-At the Royal Thames
regetta to-day the curiosity of the specta-
tors was mainly absorbed in Dunraven's
new yacht Yalkyiie. which is to compete
for tho American cup. and the Britannia,
the prince of Wales cutter. Thee was a
grand race between the Britannia and Val
kyrie to get arouu Mouse lightship first,
tho Britannia securing the honor by d
margin. The Valkyrie il a tritle quicker
in stays than the Britannia and drew nm
commonly close after the boats passed the
south end, when the Britannia luffed ,c
keep her opponent under her stern. and
about went the Valkyrie and aboat ven
the Britannia.
Thus they proceeded all along the shore,
lufiing in on each other. board aftar board.
The prince of Wales demonstrates that he
had the better boat, but also sailing a trihe
close to the wind. Finally the Britnnnis
stood out straight way for home with q
big gap between her and the Nalkyrie
Soon afterwards the Nalkyris began closing
the gap and was almost at the heels of The
britannia when the top sail was smashed
Then the bow spirit broke off short bringin;
down everything. She had to lay to anC
rett almost entirely before proceeding.
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NOTICE TO CREDIrORS-IN THE DIS
~ trict court of the First judicial district of
the state of Montana Al and for tho county
of Lewis and Clarke.
ls'ato of benjamin W, Crowninshield, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the UNDERSIGNED ego
cutor of tho last viii and Testament of Benjamin
and all persons, having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers within ten months after The frst pub-
licat1on of this notice to the said executor a.
the law OFT CO Of Msssena Eullaru. Houm K Gold
block. in the city If Helena. in the county oi
Lewis and larke. state # Montana. tho same
be ng the place for tho Transaction of the bust
net of said estate in the county of Lewis and
Clarke.
EUWDUIN TRADLEE CROWSINSHIELD,
Executor ( the last viii and testament OF Ben,
iamin w. Crowninshield, deceased.
Da,ei May Is, A. d. 1898.
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INFORMATION.

Remember this: The greatest linz
of railway operating between St
Paul or Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago Is the Chicag go,
Milwaukee & st. Paul. It owns and
operates, under one management
6,1OO miles of track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas.
senger trains from the Twin Citiea
that run through to Milwaukee
and Chicago without change OF
cars of any class. TWO trains daily
TO St. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equip.
ment of THE MILWAUKEE, il
not surpassed by any railway in
America. It runs the famous and
only electric lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago daily-con.
sidered the finest regular train in
This country.
1t is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are gong to Chi.
caao, milwaukee,, or any point
east or south, IT to st. Louis OF
Kansas City. cut this out:
Leave g.. Paul B 7:s3 .. H.. arrive 1t Chicago
1000 ssme evening. c.
Wv lS~ AAkSA
Leave 81. Paul A 8:6i p. m, arrive at Chicago
200 next mqrninH.
Leave TT Paul a 800 p M, arrive 1t Chicage
D:S0 next morning.
Leave st. fsul A Q:15 D m. arrive at st. Louis
1850 next morning.
Leave st. Paul G 7:l5 p. M, arrive at st. Louis
Oil next evening.
Leave st. Paul A 9ib y. m. arrive At Kansas
City 7:UO next morning.
Leave st. Paul g 7:lh y. m. arrive At Kansas
City 600 next evening.
a Daily. B Except Sunday. G Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trains
Parlor chair cars on day trains.
Dining car service superb.
Trains leave from st. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
TO all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
or address IT. CONLEY.
Assistant Gen. Pass. Aqt-.
! e. Paul MINI
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Nothing drastic in TUTT's Pills.
WILL BE OPEN ONE SUNDAY.

That Much Is Certain-But as to Other
Sundays Time viii Tell.
CHICAGO, May N.-Ths Worlds fair will
be open Sunday. Officials in charge are
making extensive preparations to receive
immense crowds and if the weather is pleas
ant they estimate that the attendance will be
& eat. After hearing arguments all to. day
In the Clingnan case to prevent the direct
ors closing the gates on Sunday Judge
steln. OF the superior court, took the mat
ter under Amusement until Monday. The
federal district attorney announced to-
night that his bill for an il Injunction to keen
the gates closed will be filed tomorrow.
but he does not anticipate any action can
be taken before next week. A temporary
pending arguments. The suit will be
heard before Circuit Judges Wood and
Jenkins and District Judge Grosscup, and
IT ia likely Chief Justice Fuller. OF the
United States supreme court, will occuuy a
seat cn the bench.
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MATuEsoN 3 CO.


Sa0eo-Elegant dwelling on Hlsko street: frat
etory OF pressed brick, ,ecand frAine' mas nal
and eleven rooms; also bath room fully equtppea'
good stable; alley In rcAr. Of lot; $500 down.
" SS, sO)-Excellantly built dwelling on JEFFERSON
strect within five minutes walk from TrAnu
Central hotel; has hall. ten rooms anu nath, iMIi,
mace. plumbing for gas. model pantry anu AZ
conyenjsncss: lot 42xi00; this location corn
mands one Of tho tincst views OF Helena; $Sao
down. S2S por month. U,s.. ,,o-
nue., bath and good lot AMI ha'ni excellent To-
cality; $4,000 down.. 20
Si.h00--tix-room brick cottage on corner OF
Benton avenue and Gilbert; the lot i'M rarticu-
lariy mo ono and has . frontage of 70 ieet on
i.enton and 1870 feat on Gilbert street; Si'Wo
.
Sb, OoO-Eight-room dwelling on q froadway
cornor; all modern conventsnte, finished IN
oak; lot 42xiOO. $1,000 down. ~
Sd, sOO-Six-room cottage, brick, on Cinrke
street; modern; lot iOOxlsO; 8 5000 down.
50, a0O--t inc double brick on HOWE street;
rooms; modern; large lot; one thira
down, balance long time.
$40 O. An elegant dwelling on n Spruce street
corner: has fourteen rooms, with . n extrA hne
bath room. gas. sewer connection. .yentilA,ion.
thoroughly we'll built and one OF the warmeat
houses In Helena; lot 5ox!5o; 81, soy down;
Gold block.
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Worst Form Of Eczema

GALE OF SCHOOL EONDs-NOTICE Is
- hereby given that tho trustees of school dis
trict No seven cD, Paterson county, Montana,
at Eoulder, viii On Saturday. June u. 1855, at
the hour OF one o'clock p N. of said day. sell
the colpon bonds of said d strict to tho amount
OF $500. said bonds are payable fifteen years
with interest AT the rate of SIX Per cent per an
nun, interest paid semi annually at same place.
J lie trustees reserve tho ripht to rajpct any and
ell biIa and cell said bonds at private Aalo, If
decrefd for the bsst interests of said district,
Bids will DO received until twelve o c ork m. on
day Of sale BY district clerk.
WIN. 7. SWEET.
DODLhY HALfORD.
JANIS SIMPKikS
Trustees.
D. Y. WARSER, District Clerk.
First publication May %, 1893.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
YORK, May 26.--Bar silver. sex.

New YORK, May %. Bar silver. s2h.
Copper-Quiet; lake SLOTS.
Lead-Steady: domestic, $500.
1ha stock market was far less active than yes
terday, The course of prices was irregular. but
fluctuations. save In few instances. were quite
unimportant. The failure Of tho foster Bank
ing company, of Fostoiia, Ohio. and the engage
ment Of S.. 500, 600 in gold for export induced tho
bears to make . raid on the market during the
afternoon. There was a reaction, ranging from
small fractions in railroads to 2 III Electric and
Sugar. The market closed weak.
aovernments-Firm.
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Independent Agents

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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NOTICE is
- hereby given that a meetin OF the stock
holders OF the Economic Sanitary compsny, will
be held 1t tho office Of the company, 1t Helena,
Montana, June 5. 1888. for the purpose of elect.
ing q board Of trustees for the ensuing year. and
to transact such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
JAMES Il. CLUSTER, Secretary.
Helena, Montana, May %. 1898.
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Employment Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Tele $40. W. -. Cook. Proprietor
WAN1S-Girl for f'mily Of 3 in Cascade, $2n.
Man and vito for hotel; man cook, woman
waitress.
Woman cook for hotel in Helena.
Girl for | ast Helena. A25.
waiter girls, same place, $25 each.
Man and wife for dairy ranch, $40.
! girl general hcusework for city. S26
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MINNESOTA

Wilbur Tebbils. ....... Merchants Hotcl, 81. Paul
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OlTis Employment Agency.

ssa Martin Masn street. Tsispnens aoS
TIN CHECKS--I will sash all timc cNecks
on the He'd Mountain Milljng Go. and any Otnor
WANYED- q mon for dairy farm
! sheep harder, ,.
20 Finiandcrs to chop wood. ~
nrailraad laborars. FREQ Tara N
II y diniA4ArooIu girls. Ht vE RS% w /,
2Eirls for homework In city. ,
NRiris for tho ceuntry..
FOR REMIT hotel, furnished.
FOR HALE--Wood in lots to suit purohassr.