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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24

por mnltas impuestas por el, las
que pertenpren 1 los fond0s de
esenela dc este distrito que son
los siguientes:
RumaaIdo Castillo, pot asallo 5 1900
/" con
Juan Corduva " 1903
Antonio Corduva - 10 10
Alearla l.. dr Cordova i" 5000
Donaciallo saramillo, por falso
pfetexto 49,, .,.4.s...4... 1900
prudencio Urioste, porte de mr.
N'assttsst s.st. ,.s.,t.,... lO.Ou
Esteiana Valencia, asalto, ..... 1000
Suma total tal.........a... .Si24.0v
\ por cnanto, en- poder del luez
de paz Sc hallan solamente los si-
gulentes recibos del tesorero del
condado:
Ter. recibo de In suma de. $500
edo. reciho de Ia suma de-. +. 1000
Ser. reeibo te Ia sunla de-. 600
Uno dado Por Chas. huduIph.. 28.O0
Total .S57. 90
quedando un balance de $1,000, lie
los cueles el informe del superins
tendente lie escuelas de este con-
dado ba solo dado un informe dc
solo $500.
Ahora deseamos preguntar al
superintendent, que 80 ha hecho
con el balance de ese dinero, como
de los e5I 90, que rebajando $500,
aaedan segan los recioos on las
manos del juea de paz un balance
lie 5000, y al mismo tempo do
los otros $1,000; ri han sido rendi-
dos por el juez de paz de este
precinto . no 10 han sido, de 10
que pedimos su pronta atenclon.
y Sc han perdldo o robado que
respOnda.
Con alto Tespeto dc yd.,
JOSE i. MORA,
Presidente.
NARcIzo BAcA,
SecretariO.
FRANCISCO SAIz,
Supervisor.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
AvIso..

He pordido un par de telescopes de
alumiun negro pnr .hegrette y Cambria,
Londres en- una cuhierta, de yaqueta ne
gfa. Una recompensa liberal serd dada al
halador por
REDMOND McDosAaH.
Las Vegas n, NJ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
Ayiso 4 los Le6adores.

Do ahora EN- adelante compraremos
lena en- cuerdas, pagando el mejor
preclo del mercad0. Los que doseen
vender dirjanse al corral do Hartman
Il We'll. w. j. DAVIS HNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06

sulturina del Dr. Langlebert
Contiene exactamente los mismoS principles que. .el
qsdo dc azure, menoe el olor fetid0 completamente
ait POsee todas las propiedades medicinales del ba
90 sufuIoso Cldinario sin Gner 81 Inconvenience de a.
tasr los metalss,
,Bafo sulfuroso sin olor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
LENTINIYCa

San Francisco 3S. SAN JUAN PUERTo-RICo.
Acaban de eimportar infnidad de artculos que ofre-
cen a su numerOsa Observation-Disclosures plata chris
trofe, garantizados.- paraguas Genove-
ses2Gran variedad en- abanic0s, c0rsGs panuelOs.-
Estuches con perfuInera, neceseres para costura.-
NIuTecas juguetes para nilos-Coronas y aEahares
sneltos para nOvias.-Gran surtdo en- cOrbatas bas
tones.-Refajos enaguas de coores-Trajes de drill
Y lana para ni1os.-Albums marcos para retratOs.-
iIamsetas de hilo algOdon Y ana.-Maletas y bolsas
de yae para de artlcuos caprlcho'
Surtdo complete reojes de orc, plata nkel acero
enchapados orc americano.-V -Variado surtido en-
ticulos enchapados de como brazalates, botona-
dnras eontinas ETC. etc-Constante surtidO de alha-
ias de oro brilantes garantzados=Biletes de Ia
ioteria de Madrid.-CorOnas fdnebres = cinta nagTa
propia para laEos para las mlamas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
Ell AnuArio del Coruercio


EsHds; IT, pa to od'4; 1, ny S D' a oe d',ma4s oe
aaind t s94l pol .one 1o iaia. ss-ss "a' por pro
6' gGgr6a tta '.ita o. .." d. l o.ots t.oa'' d. eroc
h6ggaA eHas 2C
ofeoAta comso 6monlh' de odes g pb % @ Anle tpsd De I
a. stmste
a"6n 30 cnos dto-sco Goa 4ass a Fpsss COS ln adu
adRNa "Ehada dtdc
Central Oa @ aoAsm H,a1as' NGseguA a y,1 segd6ica DON'T
s Bolivia Colombia Chile
Aancas Paraguay d Rspd5ica Agas Uu VnEusa C1o
auados fnds 10 ds gss tos H cHe NUA
f6aes
Epsda Usn Es Portugal IL lHdCs
fascog ods Amfnra
BulsYs
II Y Us
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
PSITUg 10 eGIEa ka1al
9rQgSas d ggagll9 LlI1a

P9tUy ~ EkEs ALII1I HIdGIaS &C kadhlAa AILaN
soD ran insipi1os mo Excitan 81 apetito, Eele
ioros como CO possible, van Las fuerzas, acVan la
dD 81 acance de todas las digestion, combaten etca9
ovtTnsS no pIysndo los mentelas dispepslsg at6ni
nfS1mns da los buenos cas- Ia debilfdad de todoel
.ssstos de ests g9nero de urganismo general.
slSasEsaei6A.
De todaa sEtaa preparedness, como .igualG
enta Dc laE t&G reRoubrsaEk GaAaHAG, vlNe
IlnAan NJ HENeazaElsA N DEEoEIEsq, hay
sysTzs .aiessa y isisacia 81 10 esygeitRdA
egs x& ess6s. eze BTssJ5a g GaSssSe.
II n So 5s'ca FaFssr Ryos:g Elsc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
Anuario del Conoercio

Esp Amicno
Exp r., . N 1s&s de
pS
debe olL9 bl gielgaaana nagocioL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
v..er.e-Riaa IL z II 80 = ,.nro 49,,
E. LOPEZ GAZTAMBIDE
ABOGADO-CRISTo Is ALTO-CAPITAL.
LA NACIONAL"
GRaN FABmCA DE VELAs FSTEARICAs
DE FELIX e. SOLER

GRaN FABRICA DE NELAs FSTEARICAS
DE FELIX e. SOLER
RR,tabecida On SaHtO Domingo RepH6IcG DonlSIcaHa.
,EXpORTACIONl jEXPORTACIONi
sE GARANTIzA UN PRoDUCTo SUPERIOR
Sc sirven los peddos libres bordo del puerto de
Santo Domingo perectamente envasados por todos Jos
yapores. Veanse muestras pidanse precos el al
macen de los sehores -
BARCELO Y PERUJ0.
Gale Teteuan, npmsro 45, Puerto-Rico 45-H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06

to diario al pHeciO in6mo de 23
psEoa plata el ejsmpIar, 8 ae'
'la eu7Tta psIts de ru veYds-
leso VsIor."
Para Ia sdquiaici6n de tsr
hermoea oleogre fs dsbe just.
ficarse ser GuGcSiptoy 8 seom'
pahsf el adiupto "cap6n," pusi
sia safe requisite, el precio de
Sada uAa on de ochO pesos plA'
to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06

Ko6a ess AlGs rescgd js lex 2a0Gs
ss5&a.. Tasaias3e ars S Rsfiev &C.
4,yets2 t2sa4 aEsI
. gSss Is ';..'ae u tFaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
Sc RECOMIENDA

Lssuperior aqua azahar de NJ. PLANE
LLAS por su purezs, fuerte concentration f.
no aroma que asegura la buena conservation del
producto sobre sus similares. EstS envasada en-
elegantes frascos De venta en- la FABMAcIA DE
GUlLLERMETY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06

DificiI ha sido EiempTe ID
sdquisIci6n de- eHte cusdso, por
0 exceF;v&me1te cAFo. La
Socisdad AsttRtics +" con el
dasso de complacar & los Eus.
sriptorss , poaeylo al slcanCs
10 todos, no hA titubeado eS
4 costs de graBdef
IacF icios, Il pTopieaad 10 ls
obia, ptra poderlt 'ofracer 8
leo Ge6ogeB GuaCEiptorsS do e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
flIdsEas dc Tsrplna

{ dderosomodifcador delsb
Intermediates de Las mem
oEanas mucosas, organo
Isspratorios y Was urtna-
tta6: In lSs atecciones del
aigado y della Vsitgs reem-
JlaGa con Ventsla & todas
aa preparedness : base
10 bISs y rementina.
SlCIGaaa tlalCEsa d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
EH LA EPlEA DE LEAR

LII La 1t lLH UH UlHIl
FL Depurativo vegetal de N. Planellas para
todas las personas que deseen un atemperante y
limpiar la sangre dc las impurezas sEuramente
vegetaE Pueden usarlo los nllos y personss
mayores. La oondad del produoto, que ea un OK
tracto fuido de plantas indigenas, asegura e Gre
ciente consume Dep6sito en- Ia Farmacia de
Guillernety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
LIE lIHgPH Y uIERFHH

Tqmorss Psnadizos see cuerOs Sc curan
curaciones acreditan ell lnedicamento Es de con-
sumo general en- todo el pals. SECURE en- sus efec-
tos. Dep6sito Farmacla Guilermety l2--2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-06
Glpsulls Do Ter incl

Tiene las propiedsdes dc
10 esencia de trementina
pero es su scci6n mas to
ierable y mas facH su abb
s0rci6n. NO ofrece como
Ia esencia de trementina 81
grave Veinconveniente de eau
sar nauseas gV6mit0a i los
snfermos
,lsgGtps iarNREfItle0s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
JUTrlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

Marie l.. Blaine has applied for letters OF
administration ON tho estate OF Alice M.
Blaine.
Thso. shed and wife have decided to II .
II. Pottery for $1,000, 10, "a block l,
Marysyille.
Jas. KileAllon ana Hugh McGlntv havs
filed notice Of location OF the Cen. Hogan
placer, In the Seven Mile district
Tbofe will be . meeting OF tho u. L. o. T..
this evening At eight o'clock, sharp, lui.
tiatlon. A full attendance is requested.
A deed from the United States 20 Ed W.
Parent for the awl4 Of section 3. ~. l& n. p.
1 W. has bosn recorded in the county clerks
oflce.
The Union Pacific railroad announces
that on Mny ~ all reduced freight IA,ea
from ChicAgo to the Missouri river will be
withdrawn aud regular rates restored.
Thers will bs preaching al the Seventh
Day Adyentis, hall to'nightl subject. "Pur-
rAtory, or the Place of the Dead from
Death 10 the Final Reward" All arc
invited.
The Northern Pacific west bound express,
duo yesterday morning. will arrive about
noon TO-DAY, having been delayed by wash
outs in eastern hontan, The Great North
orn express from the east was also many
Bonra late on acoount OF the unprecedented
rains east OF here
II ls stated that tho stables OF Marcus
Daily will DO we'll iepreSentod a1 tho race
meeting at Helena aud other points ON the
Montana circuit. bob smith, who IL we'll
known IN Helena Nc one Of the beat ioakoya
who over rode horse, will have charge OF
the runners from the DAILY stables, Zen
Kinney will handle tho uotteTs AMI pnoora
This will be good uswS 10 the racb loving
people on the circuit. especially at Helene,
whelo there hae long been u desire 10 500
aoma of the promising youngaiora from the
nittof Root.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
RAIN FELL IN TORRENTS.
Eastern Montana Visited by the Hcavl.
cit Rain on Record.

Eastern Montana visited by the Honvl-
cit Rain on Record.
Special 10 Tho Independent.
GInpIvE May H.-The greatest rainfall
in thiriy-siI hours ever known In eastern
Montana began Rt midniQht "Wednesday.
aud onded this morning. The weather OBJ
server reports 2.05 inehes. The Yellow
stone river rose six feet above my former
mark Tor the month of May. Numerous
washouts on the railroad along tho Yellow
stone are reported.
CLEyrLAND. May IL The worst hail
storm that has visited this city in ysars
ragged here at An early hour this aftsin Don.
The storm wns accom- panied by heavy rain
and thunder aud lightning. In which many
of the bail stones we're as la'ge as hens
eggs, nnJ were driven before heavy wind.
Thousands OF windows we're broken, green
honses wers wrecked and several un-Hways
resulted I ON norses trying 70 ESCAPE the
bombaI dmeu, OF ice.
RED VINO. Mimi, May 17.-In Tues
days storm Rush river rose above its
banks, carrying out every bridge from the
headvaters TO the Mississippi. Al Lsrtell,
III Paso aud other places Touring and saw
mills were swept away. Three farm houses
with occupants are said 10 have been
wDshed away. Loss 800. 900 or more.
HUDSON, Wis. May E.-Jewelfs mill
dam went out to-day, doing much damage.
Several bridges are gone. The damage to
the Omaha toad is estimated nt SO, 900.
Tho Wisconsin Central has mnny bad wash
cute.
HARmsyuLE. May IA storm last night
carried of three dams aud three bridges.
Water is running through the principal
streets furiously.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMEYT.

Tho Sessions OF tho Department OF Mon
tana Concluded In This City Yesterday.
The tenth annual oncempmsnt OF the de-
partment OF Montana con .luded its ses-
sions yesteI day. The repott of the assist
ant ndjatant genera, shows she department.
losses from all causes during the ,ea.-by
dcatb, honorable discha ge. transfer. sus-
pension. etc., were 1873; the total gains for
the same period-ty muster in. transfer
end d, ,iaststement-l49. The falling OF OF
TO ty.riLc IN tne membership OF tie uspart-
ment during the year is attributed to sns-
pensions the number OF comrades unabls
to pay their dues Ia the der rsssed period
being unusually lnrgs. IL is recommended
10 remit ducs OF deliaqusnts In future and
thus remove the prinoipsl cause OF suspen.
sions. The total membe ship OF the de-
pA tmen, at the Gloss OF the yeur, (Decam-
be 81. 1897 date OF last report. was bl3.
Resolutions wefo adopted inst uoting
delegates chosen to the Htion nj enc1mp-
ment at Pittaburg TO fhvoF Louisville. ky.,
hs the encampment place for 1893, aud iuf-
thor instructIng in lohalf OF Commander
Gregg for junior vise commando e mischief
At the national encaml mSnt IN September
next.
Changes Of tho deps' tment badge we're
adopted as recommended. Tue iosstto is
substituted by q bar of copper. lettored
"Montsnh," the ptats coat of arms In gold
disk below. with the silver brick pendant 10
the tri. oolorsd ribbon as now.
The following officers re elected for
The ensuing year: Commander, y. X. Do,-
man, of Butte; senior vice. CON mander, Il.
Il. Fisk. OF Holenn; junior ryioe.commandO (.
T. George Hsldii oharlain, Rev. J. W..
jenkins. OF butte; medical director. d.. X.
NJ. Whitefoot. Of BozemAn.
In the afternoon there was an impromptu
parade OF tho G. A. H.. Woman's Hslief
Corps. militia and the ire department..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
IN THE HOUSE.
Tho Agricultural Appropriation Bil
fAsHsd-As to Irrigation.


Tho Agricultural Appropriation Blil
fHsssd-As to Irrigation.
WGsnNGToS. May 1L-AmonQ the bills
fAvorably reported in the houss to-day was
one By ChicksrinQ. Of New Yoik. 70 in-
quirs into the feasibility OF constructing q
ship o'nal from ths Hudson river 10 the
Great Lakes. After cali Of the committees
tho Eouss went into committee OF tho
whole on tho agricultural appropriation
bill Hermann offered an amendment
raising the appropriqt,an for irrigation
Investigation from $4,000 20 $4,000. Dis-
eussion Of the phragrai h dea,ing with the
Investigation OF ir igstion matters led TO a
serious didsrsnoe OF opiOn. t. o members
from TsIaa Cali!ornia, aud tho arid reg
ions of the west mi southwest; whore tie
subjeot OF irrigation Is u UurninR question,
u, ninnded ons and two hours W discuss the
paragraph and amendments. while Hatch
vas willing to conoedo only twenty mia
utes. Hatsh's motion to close debate in
twonty minutes was amended by Cannon.
OF Illinois. 10 hs to make ~ one honr. when
the house divided, slIty-oLe to seventy
seven. and Cannon made the oint Of no
auorum. TEen followed period Of hli-
clustering. led by Cannon. IL resulted In
liking ths limit OF debate az THIRTY minutes.
Hermhnn's amendment wac defeated.
An amendment was ado ptsl sulhoriz nR the
secretary OF nR' iculture to investigate the
uutr.tivs value OF food roducts; ALEC an
amendment for the introduction OF ramic.
h:Chnsse plant n imbiing silk also an
amendment D oviuinv that persons who
should knowingly publish false weather
forecast or waning should Le nnsd IN a
sun not to exosed $500. or imprisonment
not exceeding ninety days. or both.
Al iivo o'clock consideration OF the bill
wns concluded and the committee Of ths
whole having risen. the bill was favorably
reported 10 the house. aud the lrsvious
question being ordered the bill was passed.
Ia spite OF ksrsh's eGorts 10 recommit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
FOUR MONSTER TANKS.
Made Expressly for tho Helena Brewery
OF Miller a. Co.

Maue Expressly TOT tne heiohh breWcfy
OF Miller a. Co.
Miller a. Co.. the Helena brewers evil
IDENTIFY believe In the future of the Queen
City Of the Rockies. They had made for
thcm In st. Louis four immsnss tanks to
be ussd at their brewery on West Main
street. The tanks srrived yesterday and
we're subisct OF much wonder. They
weigh 5000 pounds apiece and have q
capacity of sixty barrels each. They are
only the beginning Of the Improvements
which Miller d Co. intend 10 make toward
increasing the capacity OF their brewery.
On the arrival of the tanks they were
loaded on a big wagon drawn by four horses
and hauled mp Nam street. On each tank
waa n banner. the inscriptions being "Hur-
rah for Miller a Co., Helena Brewers"
"Our Motto: Success TO EntsrPrise." "Pa-
tronize Home Industry" and Capital OF
Montana and Revival OF Business" isy-
lor. the photographer. went 10 the brewery
and took photograph OF ths ins,itution.
OF the four wagons containing the casks.
and Of all the help employed there.
Miller a. Go. are enjoying a very One
trade now now, and 10 10 steadily increns-
ing. Their beer Is Helena made. is from
barley grown in the state, and Ia In every
other way Montana product. Their en-
terprise deserves recognition a. the hands
OF the PEOPLE of tho city and the state Rcn-
orally. Their family trade 10 q speciality.
tho beer being put up In bottles of most
convenient aize for use at home.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18

he could proceed with tomo remarks be de-
aired 10 Iuake on tho pen ling bill. Whltf
replied sareantigAlly that no could II he
would oonnns hia Tomarks to castor oi
Faulkner, In tho chair, tuied that no rf-
marks vore In order pending the absence oi
quorum. AZ s;2O the sergeant At-arms
Submitted bis report which showed that ot
tho nbseatoss on roll call ten eonAto'a wers
absent from the city. tuonty'one could NOT
be found. one, Morfiil, had declined % at
tend. aud ninstsen wore seithor present
now or had reported that they would immo-
diately respond 10 the request. Hprria was
IN fhvoF OF adopting more heroic pisaaurss,
he moved TO oompol the attendance OF
abssntesa
Al 1880 o'el 5clt. altar sitting eleven aud
half houfs, tho senate nd ioutned. hea-
Atots on both sidos OF the chamber
regard the work Of the evening AZ tho real
beginning OF the Siege OF night sessions
and roll calls. which fact all hhV1 undef-
siood from the beainLlng woald lac re-
softel TO befors the eni OF tho taiin do
bate should be reached.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
The SON. OF Veterans.

The seventh annual Onoampm of the
Sons of Veterans, division OF Montana. in
cludiDg Montana. Idaho. Utah and North
Dakota, convened Wednesday n Calumet
hall. There we're present delegates from
Anaconda. Great Falls, Butte and Holsna.
Tho reports OF division officers
showed that the hard times have
affected this organization aa they have
others, and several camps have been dis
banded, including the ono at AneondA.
While the attendance nt the enchmpment
was noi large. owing 70 the change IN the
date OF msoLing oocApioned by the Great
Northern strike, yet those who did attend
mnds up tn quality what whs licking IN
quantity. Much bususss OF Importance TO
tue order was transacted, and several rec
ommend ndatious OF no small impoi tanoe
wore considered and referred 90 ths en-
oampment OF tho commandery In chief for
action. In tho selection OF officers Of tho di-
yiaion for the ensning year the snoAmpmeBt
showed wiAc judgment j. w. Freeman, OF
Great Falls, the present county alto neY OF
Cascade county, wHs osoted nA division
commander; 4. w. Havea Of Anaoonds.
senior vice commander; @. II. Morrison, OF
Hsisna, az junior Vice-eommNndor and W.
I. Notaw. OF Helena. Il. n. Elliott Great
Falls, and q. Ii. Anderson, OF Helena. az
division council The selection OF dele.
gate aud re, ressntntiv, aud altein inhtoa ~
tho snoampment ot the com mandor- Ia
chief was left with the division council,
with powsr Go aoi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
ON THE RACE TRACKS
winners OF the Various Numbers on Ys..
tcrdsy'e Cards.

winners OF the Various Numbers on Yss.
tcrdsy's Cards.
NEw YoRk. May l7.-Mile and one-siI-
tsoptb-hiss Maud, Kentieorna. Dsfargills,
1904, mile and one furlong-Comhnohe
Bitten. salinA d., il6G; Amazon stakes.
half a mils-liidiculo. RoundSlAy. High
Point Belle. A9lij Brsstness stakes. mile
and one-sixteeuth 80 Assignee PotcntAte.
El. KSAruev. l;i9l; i've futlopRs-C Coulter
Tenor, Mirage. Harris, l;02i SIX fuTlonaa
-liosa IA, Addie, Hosy, l;l5
LOUISVILLE. Nav 1L-SiX furlonas-Do-
mingo, Simrock. Cora Taylor, l;l64i four
furlongs- 0lenons. lrksonie,
.5l, the DslbAek stakes, $1,000 added, mile
Ida Piokwiek, kias Leo. Gaseon. lag;
Eve furlones-Addio Buchanan, Myrtle,
sandoyai. 1;Ol; mne-SAndiNgo Tho KeAt er,
The King. 1913; six futlonas
Clinton, Jim Dam, lilT.
CtuuAuo May 1.-THE board OF appeals
Of tho American Troiting Association be-
gan to-day tho investigation OF tho AnK.
PiIley race at Washington park last fall.
AliN'a ttivs', Curry. awote that after fo,S
heats he was offered $4,000 by Robert
stewart 20 pull AliK and drop tho heat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
CYCLONE, HAIL AND RAIN
Kunkel, a Small Ohio Town, Is
Visited by the Winds In Aw-
ful Rage.
Throe Persons Mangled and
Crushed TO Death and Several
Others Injured.
Unprecedented Pail Of Rain In Eastern
hOutana-olsvsiand Dombardod Win
uati-Eisowhere

TuLEDo. o., May IA Cyclone aud hall
storm struck Kunksl. small town In
Williams county, twelve miles north OF
bfFau, about five o'clock this afternoon.
Houses. fences. troo, and distractions OF
all kinds In the path OF the storm have
been carried Awny and nothing leit to
mark the SPOT wheTo they stood. except
huge holes in the ground. Tho country
devastated is about a quarter Of q
mile wide aud ak miles in length.
Tho killed and injured are;
Daniel Barrett. right leg broken. arm torn
of and internally injured; Mrs. Daniel
Barrett. leg torn from body and ylsosra
torn out; Martha Dasho, head crushed.
died two heurs afterwards; George Or
niger body beaten into a sbapelsss mass.
The injured; Chafles Ccls. fatally hurt In
ternally; Mrs. Charles Cole head crushed,
will die; Jennie Creek, head crushed, will
recover.
Mr5. Barrett, who was the worst mangled.
was carried over a quattet OF a mile and
dropped In a cemetery, her dismembsrOd
limbs being found about 100 yards further
on. Thers was very little left OF the vo-
mans body that resembled the form Of a
human being. Her breast and abdomen
were rent IN two nnd her lungs and other
internal organs were scattered through
three forts-aers feldE. Senrch for the
remains continued an hour before all we're
fouud.
Daniel Barrett Was carried about forty
rods from where the cyclone struck him.
His hand was torn OF ut the wrist and
scattered to the winds; one leg was beaten
into pulp ami suffered internal injuries.
He was still breathing when found. but
died soo2 Afterwards.
George Oxinger was In the field plowine.
He succeeded in getting his horses TO the
barn. He atnrtsd for the house and was
lifted from the ground end hurled into the
air at least 100 feet. OxinRsr's lifsless
body was found about 100 rods from whsre
IL Wag lifted into thu air.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
celebrated mn Auu,,or.sry.


Special 10 Tho independent
GLESpWr, May F.-Glendivo lodge No.
n kniRht Of PSthiAG celebrated their
fourth anniversary this evening by holding
public celebration. Reoitations, vocal
nuaIo and roadiugs were the order OF ,ho
evening until refreshments were served,
aflcr which toasta were responded Go. The
anniversary Was conducted In tho usual vI-
oellont atylO for which tho Glondivs lodge
L /. nnInn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-18
The Railroad Ate,

EyANsvuLr. Ind, May H-Th, Switch
mems Mutuai Aid association " atill "a
convention here. secretary Simro,t Of
Chicago. has failed to show NJ here, al
though he Was expected ModdaY lest.
His book and reporta were Investigated
and comparison with The bank aho sed him
70 be square ~ ith tho order 10 10 supposed
be was waJlaid in Chicago.
sr. PAuL. Mar 1.-THE enRinssrs spent
several hours discussing federation. Iva