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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-06

Remember this: The greatest line
OF railway operating between ST
Faul or Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago is the Chic 90,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul. 1t 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 Cities
that run through to Milwaukee
end Chicago without change OF
cars OF any class. TWO trains daily
to St. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equip.
mont of THE MILWAUKEE" is
not surpassed by any railway in
America. 1t runs the famous and
only electric-lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago daily-con.
sadored h finest regular train in
this country.
1t is ths Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are gong to Chi.
caao, Milwaukee, OF any point
east Or south, or to ST. Louis OF
Kansas City, cut this cut:
Leave 81. Taul B 7:s5 .. III, arrive at Chicago
1000 same evening.
Leave st. paal a 2.t5 p. m. arrive at Chicago
6:i5 next morning.
Leave It. Paul A 6:5' p. H., arrive at Chicago
100 next morning.
Leave TT Paul A SEQ y. m, STRIVE at Chicago
NC next morning.
Leave st. ! aui 4 a.l5 a. M, arrive at St. Louis
1880 next morning.
Leave st. Paul { 7l5 o. M, arrive at sc, Louis
G:l5 next evening,
Lnnyc ~. Paul A gI5 n. M, arrive ut Kansas
City ZOO next morning.
Leave st. Panl c 7:ia p. M, arrive Mt Kansas
City Goo next evening.
a Daily. Is Except sunday. c Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trains
Parlor chair cars on day trains
Dining a service superb.
Trains leave from ST. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. Forlowest rates
to all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
Or address J, L. CONLEY,
Assistant Gen. Pass. ACT,
ST Paul Nina.
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ROOM FOR NEW MEMBERS.
A Proposition to Maze tho House Like
the English Commons.

tNe flnSiISn commons.
WASHINGTON. March b. Speaker Crisp
has III his private drawer in the rules COM
mittee room q number OF plans outlining
IN paper suggested changes in the hall OF
the house of representatives, to provide for
She accommodation of the twenty.th; ee
additional members of the house who under
the npportloDnIenta act OF tue last conQr ess,
will be entitled to seats in the Fifty third
congress. Ex-Speaker Iced and DO u:ke
Cochran are the authors of the most rad
icai of these rlGus. They believe in seat
ing members on benches, rs is lone in the
English parliament, and of removing tho
desks now in uae. Under their plan thu
hall of the HOUSE would be not more than
half Its present SIZE. and in the space thus
loft would be reception rooms. committe.
rooms and writing rooms, whore membe q,
when the debates grew pIosr, coulI
retire and attend to their correspondence.
Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Cochran believe that tao
change woui give life to the debates and
make the proceedings more interesting than
they now are. 1T Ia open to one decided OBJ
lection, however, which it's authors concede,
and that is that 1t would be frequently very
difficult to transact busineaa under our
present parliamentary Iuies, which make Il
majority of the total membership OF the
house necessary to constitute a quorum. II
Is not believed that if compelled to sit On
benches IN A small room, where neither
smoking nor general conYersotlon could BIZ
INDUCED in. members would attend reGu-
larry in sufficient numbers to make up Il
quorum. he plan would cost 800, 900.
Another proposed plan contemplutes the
removal OF tie rear lnte,ior wall OF the
CHAMBER and setting the speakers chn,l
and the clerks desk back about ten feet III
the space now occupied rs a members
lobby. This would give sufficient space in
trout Of tho speakers desk to seat the
twenty-three additional members.
The plan, however, which ls likely to be
adopted Is to remove tho rail back Of tht
rear row of desks to petnli. twelve new seats
TO be placed IN ~ low on each side OF the
hall. This change would give seats to Il
the members, would cost only about 81, OJ0
and could be taid for out of the contlngeu,
iund Of the house on a simple order tIon
tho speaker.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-06

ALIA5 6UMMoNs-1N THE JUSTICES
4 court OF Helena township, county OF l owls
and CLARKE, eiate of Montana-
Frank Laruc. plaintiff, VI Z. j. and Mrs. r.
j. Miller. defend ,nts.
state OF MoutanA to the above named de-
fendants, greeting:
Aon arc hereby required to appear in an action
Drought IN this Cs.urt against You Ly tho above
named laintiti End answer To the complaint
hsle n hisl within forty days Of the first publ
rEtI'n hereof or Judgment will 10 ,Hken by de-
fault against you in accordance with said COM
plant.
The above action is brought TO recover tho sum
OF tnenty-sevap W-i0J go 90 dollars for rem al
OF n house furnished yon Mt your special in
stance and Ioauos, from Jnne 9th, lse, TO Au-
Eust II, 1s9,, II tho agreed price OF ST. psr
month, Sia.Go. aud for tho further sum of eiuh:
tsao0) dollars for room rent Furnished you at
your special instance and request by tharles
st,b'rp, during January and ehrusry, 1921 and
ty ,atd has. tthbsrn for yalne. sold. assigned
and delivered to this ~plnintilf on Feb. 2lst, 1879.
and in dofnult thereof Judgment will be ,ukrn
ng, int you, l.. J. and Mira. l.. j Miller. Tor
81 90. in accordance with tho prayer If sxid
conn Amt and Tor costs of suit In this behalf OK
pended
Given under my hand this 9th day of Febrnlr5.
tsgJ. a. GVOrAW.
] Justice of tho Peace.
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MONTANA MARBLE WORK:



Lots in Broad water addition at $3.50. 800 and
$500, on easy terms, one-ttiird down, balance OH
one and two years time at six per cent. 1hreo
years time on entire cost Of lots to purchaser
who builds On them.
$500 for fine corner, consisting of two lots. on
Benton avenue. fronting on three streets; 500
down. balance i'll one and two years, or three
years time for whole amount il improvements
put on the lots.
S425 each for excellent residence let's on
Peosta, ono block from Benton avenue and ono
block from electric line.
$500 zach for two corner lots Corner Madison
and Hollinsl on electric line; $l00 down on each
lot, balance to suit purchaser.
81, $50 will buy four lots, q corner on Peosta
avenue: $500 down.
$3.50 for good residence lot on Waukesha ave-
nue..
$500 for lot 25x140 with alley. on Ninth avenue,
within one block from electric line.
$ ,650-Eight room house on level lot In orig
inal town:ite OF Helena; $500 down, balance SIG
per month.
$500-Lot on PINE street between Rodney and
Warren: 500 down, Sl5 per month.
1.250-Comn'odious six room house in North
ern Facific addition; 500 down. s16 per month
s701-For three lots 50x14o in Northern Tactic
First addition
800 per front foot for fifty feet on Helena
avenue.
Houses for rent from SO upwards.
WALTER MATHTSON,
Room H. God Block.
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a quieting, strengthening nervine. 1t corr
reefs and cures all those delicate derange-
ments and weaknesses peculiar to the sex.
In every case for which it's recommended,
tho I" Favorite Prescription " is guaranteed
to give satisfaction. II there's. no help,
there's no pay. 1t does all that's claimed fol-:
it, or the money is refunded.
It's u risky way to sell it--but it isn't your
risk,
The manufacturers take all the risk by sell
ing them on triad! It's al, Insult to your
intelligence for any dealer to attempt to sub
stitute other medicines for these, by recon-
mcnding them to be " just as good" only
TINT he may make q larger profit.
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PASSED IN THE WIND UP

A Resolution to Investigate Methods of
Doing Departmental Business,
WASHINGTON, March BIN the CLOSING
hours OF congres Representative Docksry't
resolution was adopted providing for an in.
v%estigation into the methods OF doing bus,-
ness in several departments of the govern
ment. The investigation will be carried on
by n joint committee Of congress-. Under
the terms of the resolution the committee
has power to appoint three exi er.s. who
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The pope's Persona, Representative.

WASHINGTON. March 5.--The translation
of a communication in Latin from Pope
Leo XIII. to Archbishop Satolli. appoint
ing him apostolic delegate in the United
States, defining his power in connection
with the office. and declaring whatever sem
tence or penalty Mgr. Satolli may infict
against those who oppose his authority
Will be ratified by the apostolic office. was
made public to-day.
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will do tho technical work OF the investiea-
tion and report to the committee. Tho
committee is authorized to report at any
time and its existence Ia made oontarminous
with that of the iifty-third congress-. Tha
scope OF the investigation includes not only
the methods of doing business in the de-
partments. but the question OF salaries a.
we'll. The committee expect 4 have the
three experts at work within tho next fort
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-06

A LIAS SUMMONS-lN,. THE DISTRICT
IA court OF the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
Helena Lumber Company, plaintiff, vs.. George
Il. Pew, Arthur l.. lev. Mary II. Butler, Nathan
W; Blood and Arthur o'friop, defendants:
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
If, GtfGi is the sz zi.tries you COURT Sy t on t nS'T Firs nA jnaioia nls ais.
trlct of the state OF Montana, in and for thu
county of Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the
exclusive of tho day of service) ate. the
service on you of this summons i served within
this county; Or, il served out of this county, but
within tins district. within tw0nty days: other
wise within forty days. or Judgment by default
VIII DO taken against you, according to the
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
OF this court for the foreclosure Of n certain me.
c%hanic's lien described in the comp aint and filed
corder Of Lewis and t.arke county, Montana.
en.the 10Th day of October. 1891, upon lots mum
I ls1 ]d1ea's sna s %sisty lftte ;5sj j d fl ;Sa rss,a9iy ti d,
dition TO tho city of Helena. in the county ard
stats Aforesaid said lien having bsen filed to
terra Of the reas enable value of ono hrndrel
and %tfty,sis dollars and ten cents (3i56. I'D, soil.
delivered ard furnished by tho plaintiff t,
'.eorge HI. / CIV. the cont,a,trr of the owner II
the said property for n certain build .ng erected
upon the east fourteen test of the said loa fourteen
aud the west fourteen feet of the said lot fifteen.
'S
p ied to the payment of the said amount with iu-
forest thereon at the ,ate nf ten pr cent per an
ltnm from the said tats of filing AMI for the fur
iher sum Of one dollar cost of hilng. for the sum
II fifty dollars attorneys foes and costs of suit;
Tor detlcie ncy judgment and execution against
the defendant George II. Pew. in care tho pre-
coed. OF the ssid property be not sufficient t.
ay tho above amounts and that the defenasnt'.
md all parsons claiming by. through o. under
hem be barred and foreclosed OF all right title,
claim. lien or interest in and TO said property;
plaintiff Asks for other and general relief.
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to ;ha
court for the relief demanded IN tho compliant.
Given under my hand and tho real Of the dis
trict court Of The first ~iudicial district OF tue
state OF Montana, in and for tho
~> county OF Lewis md Clarke.
Seal first I this 9Th day of february. in ths
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord ono thousand
Court eight hundred and ninety three
--r- JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
Iy @. @. FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Leslie x Craven, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
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SITUATION WANTED-A WOMAN AT II
~ s. Benton avenue would like a place to do
washing and ironing by the day every week:
reasonable price Cali OF address II s. Benton
avenue, Helena, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENERAL
~ housework for small family; good refer
ences. Address Nj. L. o., this office.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho. Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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SITUATION WAN1ED-AS HOUSEKEEPEF
~ by an experienced woman with city refer
ences. Address h. A.. this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSE, OR ANY
- position of trust by an experienced person
with satisfactory reference; city preferred. &.
H., this ofice
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SITUATION WANIED-BY YOUNG MAN
- to drive delivery wagon and work ip store;
city references given. Address h, this ottic..
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Employment Agency
"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $40. w. Ii. Cook. Proprletor

WANTS-3 girls for general homework, S25
and $50. Girl for section houss. SIS. Chamber
maid for city. 81 a day. Second cook, $40 \ week.
Girl for private boarding house in city. S25.
Girl for boulder, S26. Woman cook for city.
$40. A place for u girl to work part of the day
for her board.
FOR R~ENr-Several nicely furnished rooms.
Gg-Giye us \ call.
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The COMING ,i,n

The coming tpo-
n, an can be
healthy. She will
be. if sho's wisely
cared for. As sko
enters wo oman
hood, Or, Picrce's
Favorito Preserip-
ton builds up and
strengthens tho
system and regu-
lates and pro-
notes tho func-
lions. TIA n sup
~N,.tt.,fr tAntH -
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ to 10 chores for board and attend school
Address /. n. b., this Office.
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SITUAT1ON WANTED DRESSMAKER
~ would like sewing in families, $3.50 per day.
Address A, this office.
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NOTICE T o cHlDlToRa-EsTATE OF
~ Mary A.. McEyily. deceased.
administrative of the estate of Mary A. McEvlly,
deceased, to tho creditors of, and all per.
sous having claims asainst. the sad de
sary vouchers. within four months after the
first publication OF this notice, to the said i'd
Montana, the same icing the placs for the trans,
action of the business of said estate in the county
of Lewis and Clarke, Mont ma.
MARY NEWLY,
administrators of the estate OF Mary A. Nc
ILvily. deceased
Lated Helena, Montan,, Fob. 27, 1893.
7. j. Walsh. Attorney.
I irst publication ieb. y, 1888.
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FOR SALF-THfE* ROOM FRAME HOUSE
with ttaole. sheds ana water: handy to
school; easy terms. Apply 511 W. Main street.
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HELP WASTED-MALE.

Tor RllNT-ROOM5 AND BOARD. Svt
1 Warren street, corner Sixth aye.
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WASHINGTON

y. w. draham.
]. +. Riggs. ....... IostoHice News Stand. Semitic
Mercer Il Nathan. ,....1 0l s. Second ST.. Seattle
Wenatchee News o.................. Wenatchee
Otto P. Johnson .Weustchee
Funk's News Depot........ Pacific Av.. Tacoma
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MINNESOTA.

MI N ESIJIA x.
Wilbur Tobbils. ....... Merchants Hotel, 81. P,ul
WellArd s. Dennis .........h Hotel Ryan. st. PAnl
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IDAHO.
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UTAH.

MoIdEtuey N VHQ5n
The Owl News Co......49 w, Cd 8. St, Salt Lake
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CALIFORNIA.
n. C. Wilbnc ....... Palace Hotel. San Francisco
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LOK RENT-TWO BRICK HOUSES, NOS.
Il 1913 and l0l7 Warren street; all modern
conveliences. Apply f. Nj. shaw. care of Il.
Nicholson d Co.
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SITUATION WANTED-NURsE; $40 PEOSTA
= avenue,
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LOSE.
FOUND,

FOUND.
EOUND-A POCKET BOOK AT AUDITOR
l. Jun. Owner can have same b. paying for
this ad and proving property at this ofiice.
EOUSD-CHEEK FOR SMALL AMOUNT.
y Owner can have same by paying for this
al and proving property.
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HELP WASTED-FEmALE

WANTED-GIkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Call 72l Spruce street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
Advertisements under ttlis head three time!
FREE.
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FOR sALE--R EAL ESTATE.

EOR SALF-MY RESIDFNCE ON FIiST
L street near corner of tlaucer; tho house
has a hall and eight good sized rooms: it is
thoroughly Well built of No. / material: | built it
Tor my homo. but am compelled to sail and n Nv
otter the mouse and lot FOR less than the cost {
tho improvements. price $3.50, payable $500
down, balance on three to six year, time. In
quire on the premises. No. gil first street, Hell
ems. John anderson.
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r

Smith j. on.......... 929 Sixteenth st., Denyo,
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EOR RENT-i,ESIDENCE ON SPRUCE
y street; fourteen rooms, bath, eto., electric
bells and closets; we'll arranged; will lease partly
furnished to proper person. Call at No. 50
Merchants National Eank building.
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Employment Agency
CORNER RAM N JACKSON.
F.7~- fpra II, u,.,
WANTS.:

Iie-naltera. lie each. Nocdchoppers, 81. 25
par cord. rccond girl for phiiipsbnfg 4 in
family clrmberniaid and din'ngroom girl for
city. ~ z Etfls Tor light housawork nurse
glrl. t1iri, hnusework. for Comet.
FOX. KENT GOOD hotel in the ciy centrally
miles from the city; good buildings and fences;
plenty, OF water for irrigating. Furnished or I'M
FURNISHED horso! il oil parts OF tbs oity.
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FOR RENT-TWO STORY AMI CELLAR
Il frame house. No. ,713 Spruce street, CON
grounds: will paper to suit: rent low. Inquire
$50 Monroe avenue, corner Spruce.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-NALE.
Advertisements unusr tAa Aeau three time
FREE.
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Hoods SarsapariHa

FOODS PILLS are hand made, and are per.
feet in composition, proportion and appearance.
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FOR


TOE RENT-F1VE ROOM FURNISHED
L house with pleasant surroundings; now oc-
cup.el by n lady who would remain. OCCUPY one
room aul board with family: full possession
given if desired. Addre. S Furnished l. ouse caro-
independent or call 1T / ooms ~ and IL hranite
block.
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NO RtNT-HhRBERT b. REED & CO.. II
l. North Main street; largest list Of houses and
oomg III Helena.
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TOR RENT-FINE RANCH ON UPPER
dale. Mont. F&-
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MISCELLANEO us,

TlON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RuRNlTuhE
T and piano. Call afternoon. 0s3 brecken-
ridge street. IN
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moi SALE-NliW SINGER SEWING MA
i chine. Inquire els spruce street.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02
The Rus.et shoc IN Winter.

ms huhact cnoc IN NAntcIs
The russet shoe has invaded December
and is no longer the sole property Of the
summer youth. Many well needed citizen
wears it now who three short seasons ago
would have scorned the idea that one Of L ;
age and understanding could ever appear
ct Christmas with the footgear forrro--,, =
associated with beach saz1s =. : ..sgust
mooniights and mondays. But even citi-
gems like these are making footprints on
the sands Of time with the stout winter
russell.
diifcrentiations Of the yellow shoe mascu-
line comprehend that russet is not the name
TO apply to that perfect flower upon the feet
OF our civilization, the fashionable and ex-
pensive pigskin shoe, which is about the
color of the cup of overcreamed chocolate
that is offered its true wearer, the chnppie,
when he appears late at an afternoon tea.
This pigskin shoe has a great free sole with
inquiring edges, and marks it's owner as a
person not only willing but able to 60
about with shoes the color Of a poets ecru
blotting pad, for they come high.
There is a shoe midway between this Gre
alton and the humblest russet of the masses
which marks the man who is progressive
In his fashion, yet conservative in his taste
This shoe looks worthy to brave the storms
of winter 1t is neither too light nor toe
dark, too dear nor too cheap, and although
those who wear it say that it is hard to find
It certainly speaks with no uncertain tongue
of change in the tone of winter toes de
mands.-Boston Transcript.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02
On the Florida Coast.

"Some of the most surprising things hap
pen down on the Florida coast" said a
man who recently lived there. Il was at
breakfast one morning in my house, about
a quarter of a mile back from the beach,
when noticed vessel standing close in to
shore. She seemed to be going wild, as II
nobody was steering, and was behaving in
an extraordinary way. l ran out and
shouted and waved my hat, but nobody
aboard seemed TO see me, or if any one did
it made no difference, for she came on and
rammed into the sand, and stuck there
with topsails shaking. They got out the
boats then and came ashore. Although
there was only the usual surf, the captain
and mate had taken off their clothes, and
the men We're completely demoralized. II
was bright, pleasant day, with only
fresh breeze, and boy could have gone
out in small boat
II took the crowd to my house and gave
them some hot coffee. Then they started
north and were never seen again. They wer'
Germans, and their bark was in good con
dition-a strong vessel of teak, with goot
cargo on board. The cargo was saved, bu
no attempt was made to save the vessel
though L guess the crackers of the neigh
borhood got about everything that wa
worth taking from her. Afterward learne
something that gave clue to the perform
ance. She was insured for fifteen-sixteenth
of her full value New York Sun.