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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

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evidence that y, WI
Worth appreciate y n M
getic business men \
SSol,,ilarIty OF ibis ils ~, 3
tastefully arranged III 4
with its excellence, I s.a
bae s line. The s'o:s
embraces NJ. sisss,l pa I,
"Bachelorsr win : NM
Havana cigars, coaipii y n
Ing popular bra iI.ls
Emeiio. Metropolli,a y, y,
Also he following s 81.
CATO CATO :. and ii Tslsgr u.
fancy chewing aiia s' n
handed, in addition Y \. n.
, n,nns Mr.. starilng
p lipeS had in mind 2. !.
Worth people are ! =, IN IN. =
comes to the iobaess'l y u, w
made his place ny -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The Fair certainly d 81
Fort Worth when Ii utst,
Il large and dlveFxlasa "a T
everybody needs end vi,s d,
spacious quarters at ms I
Houston street, the premise III
ed from floor to ceiling all Il.
desirable in the way 4 III
and useful and oraiiari a
Those who have not slfiH n
lishment have misselina
large and efficient c1.s d
are ever ready and rllsf d
goods and quote prlH b \
prices, they are DON L NJ
ebb. A represeniaiIa 4 d,
forged his way tbi,.t Il 4
feast his eyes upon ii tiq
~ beautiful things, ~. srE
at the enormous steA ~
can obtain anything fsl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

AcItLEY & osnoRyr.
Leading Plumbers, Steam md co,
FittcrH, GO Main Street

Leading Plumbers, Steam and Chs
Fittern' 0i0 Main Street.
The sanitary condition Of homes and
public buildings Is mainly due to tho
plumbing that is done. The city has
recognized the Importance of efficient
ana sklllIm men alone being allowed to
uo piuhloihg work and one OF the lead
ing and most enterprising estnblish-
ments in this line in the city is mai ~
Messrs. Acklcy & Osborne. located M
wv Main street Seven years ago thIs
business was started on a small scale
Today they acknowledge no superiors
no peers and defy competition Tbn,,
90 general line Of plumbing stea ~
ana gas hitting, and the numerous "a M
pies OF their work that abounds on
every hand cannot be equalled A.
nssen. they are engaged in doing tho
n s,,,,. gas and steam fitting Of the
new court house Among otbays -
mention the plumbing and stcar,, ,,, Ne
OF Winfield SCOTS residence. aiso tI,,5e
1Snnihss' ire steam heating Of ~
onalhper or commerce and otbors -
humorous 10 mention, Their bnei,,s.s
py no means local but 1890
throughout the state. ana nbav.l'l . ,
Sney nave done work general conn "
uaeioh mas been expressed Ths.,..
NeNlpelFht and reliable hands ora siT,e ~
e s1lplgg ineat Mr.. G. d, Acisiey is the
rinset VII ~ ne anti-freezng water
sale. The water need no, ~ iarse
on and the sanitary featm r turned
sulpgs ", 10 anything in the mat are
ar D. Ac<ley has been Ae.,
cent OF Fort Worth for thirteeD . resi-
una Is a practical plumber az syts ,,
years OF experience "a hitesn
home far si U3,oorne has called the CITY
wise a practical workman anu a., Is like
rheir establishment Is repIe,e aus Inc
itiIee Stock Of MIGRANTS. vain I'm Nm a
si5eu'a.ins boilers. wash stands eioset9,
UPS iron pipes, sinks. hose ,'uS ard Sat I,
n nv hS SN,eiyshlns necessary to str,c ~
dsscrsSi a, Silss establishment Of M
ton III 80, ihgN are agentg for i,5i-
chimes. s ana gas ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

AZ Z a.. 4 tra.saal order Incorporated nm
u ~ me laws Of the state Of Arisson,i
and has a perpetual charter
rays $50 $1,000. 1880 or $1,000 In e.s..
case Of permanent total d,ssbn,,a "' :"
Graded assessments r., n,ssanhity.
.eed maximum limit, whlcS suaran-
fund M guarded reserve
S,S1tiiieaies incontestable and ror a..
ieiiabie after three tslT yesrs l n9n-tor-
paia 1 nn ISs valoe either IN cash sr
~ eea'ii'eateA oeeotne fully maid nm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
COLONY OF MENNONITES.
They Win he Located on the burton Land
In Teton County This Year.

They WIN lie Located on the Burton Land
In Teton County This Year.
]. A. Nvs. Of Chicago. and Oscar John
son, of LindsborR. Kan, we're up in Teton
county the other day. looking over the land
belonging TO 4. 7. Burton and Others in the
vicinity OF Chotesu city. The gentlemen
are engaged in the immigration and coll
onizstion business. and their mission in
Montana was with a view TO locating
colony Of Msnnonites. Referring to the
result of his visit Mr.. NYe said 70 Great
Falls Leadsr reporter;
I'VE are greatly pleased and 10 tell the
truth. eareesbly disappointed over the out
look In this country for successful colony
Of agricultuTaiiHts. The character Of the
land and ita capAbility for raising crops is
far better than we have bsen led TO suppose
by reports received. We are taking back
some barley raised by Mr.. Burton which
really beats anything We have ever
seen for quality and yield. Mr..
Barton has about 1900 acres under
irrigation and we have made such
satisfactory arrangements with him that we
have decided 90 locate about twenty-five
families in that section next summer. We
have already established two colonies In
Colorado and one in Arizona under less
favorable conditions and We feel sure that
the colony established in this section will
be SO successful that 10 will grow in large
proportions. The land 10 better than We
had any idea Of, the water supply is abun-
dant and can be extended 80 as TO cover
% 600 aofea more, and tLe topography IA
such that every inch Of 10 can be irrigated
while there exists in this city an unsur-
passed mafkes for the products of the land.
We expect TO complete our arrangements
during the next few weeks 10 send out
about twenty-five families OF practical
faimsrs TO start q colony. They will pro-
badly eet here about the let Of next May"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
WANTS HIS MONEY BACK.
Adam Hnsgeie brings suit Against job
r. Sanford for Si1,O

Adam HRsgele Brinrs suit Against John
r. sanford for Si1.O $50.
Adam Haegele has brought suit against
John Il. Sanford for Sll.0i0. The Gem
paint alleges that Hsegele was in the en-
ploy Of Sanford, in his furniture establish
ment. from May 1, 1888, 20 Oct. 20, 1898;
that the defendant acquired Grea, influence
over the mind aud sections Of the plaintiff
when he held aud exercised during the term
OF service. The plaintiff alleges that bv
habits OF economy, Temperance and frugal
ity he acquired considerable property aud
moneg, when on the 10Th day Of October.
1888. the defendant locked him In his shop
on broadway, aud by threats OF arrest aud
prosecution on the charge OF embszzls ment
compelled the plaintiff 60 sKecute 20
him deei OF conveyance 90 the
undivided ons-third interest Of the
NV. Sc sec 81 20 10 n. range 3 woas IA
this county. sad also a deed 20 lots II AMI
Is. block g. in the Chessmsn and Davis
Central addition and slso 90 sigu aud de-
liver 90 the defendant certified checks upon
the Montana National aud American Ma
tional banks for Sl.050. Haegele Gains
the value of the realty 20 have teen $1,000
and he asks for a total OF SlL050 , loole a.
Wallace are the attorneTs for HaeGels.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

CuImorrErowS. p. +. l.. Feb. lf-Gov.
CaTvell, of this provinces. died.
Kansas CRY. Feb. 4.-CopgrsssmHn VIII
son is greatly improved In health. and with
bis patty leaves tomorrow for Mexico.
GALEsuuRa. Ill. Feb. l4.-Thsre is no
truth whatever IN the eport sent from here
that tho Burlingtoh road haG postponed
pay Gay.
scfruArE. Mass. Feb. l4-After many
unsueceasful attempts the cTsw of ths
wrecked schooner Minnie houAn were taken
OF this morning.
srRsoruLD. Mo. Feb. l4.-The Amerl-
can National bank WAS closed By order OF
the oompt o.ler OF the currency. lts capt
tai is s0O.0oo, but ita liabilities are small.
NEwARE. \. j., Feb. lf.-Fire IN the ware.
house Of \. "A. Preston a Cc.. caused a losi
Of S20u.000 worth OF linseed oil. Tho slo
vAtors aud mills Of the firm we're totally
destroyed. No insurance
LONDON Feb. lt.-Ths marriage OF Miss
Virginia BonYnge. daughter OF Char.e,
William BonYngs. Of California. 60 Nis-
count Deerhurst. eldest son OF the esri OF
Coventrr. will take place during the second
week OF March.
Los CUWuLos. n. ~. Feb 4.-Lasl
ntght Jack FlYnn. champion weltorweighl
OF New Mexico. and biily kennedy, cham
pion middlews OF Colorado, fought Z,
q hnish. FlYnn won In tho aixth rount
after verY hard nghL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
FIRST LIBERAL CHURCH
A New Religious Society That Has jus
Beea OrEaniEsd ~ Great Fails.

A New Religions Society That Has jus
Bssa OrEAniEsd ~ Great Fails.
A new religious sooisly 20 be known as
The First Liberal Church. has recently
been orRsnized al Great Pals. About
forty people signed ths roll on the evening
Of the organization. The declaration Of
principles is as follows;
believing that religion is natural. that
TroRress 10 a necessity. that true religion is
q matter Of life aud not OF dogma, Of char
actsr and NOT Of creed, that 10 is = duty we
owe 10 God and 20 humanity 10 promote "a
far ~ Ia us lies that universal religion of
mankind which teaches the unity OF work
aud the unity OF interests OF all in the
universal paternity OF God and the univsr-
sal fraternity OF man which accords 20 eaoh
man tho right TO preach his gospel 40 be
understands 10, 20 confess aud teach hia
religion a. he oonceivss IL and TO DO what
be considers bis religious duty ~ long AZ
By so doing he remains within the
bounds or eternal moral law with platform
broad enough 10 hold all sincere seekers
after truth and right. oil lovers of human-
ity, irrespective Of their individual creed or
race. in n spirit of good will. and that seeks
revival Of the religion OF human ondeavor
and TO teach men Of God 10 a manner that
will answer their deepest needs.
"ltssolyed, That the better 10 carry out
these principles We organize ourselves into
religious society which shall have for its
object religious worship and religious work
and We hereby pledge ourselves 20 carry Qua
the objects of this society, 10 being dis
tinctly understood and agreed that all per-
sons shall be eligible for membership who
will unite with us on the basis of these
principles, and pledge themselves 10 osrry
out the objects OF this society, and that no
applicant shall be committed TO any philos-
oyhy of faith and that religious spirit aud
moral character shall be the only requisites
OF memberehipn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
Sent TO Congress by the Chief Of the
Treasury Bureau Of
Statistics
The Present Depression In the In
dustry Is General, Not
Local
In Any Country-othsr News
of the Capital.

WAsHINaToN, Feb. 1i.-In answer 20 a
resolution Of congress- Worthington @.
Ford. chief Of the buresu OF statistics Of
the treasury department.. sent in to-day an
elaborate report upon wool and manufao-
tures of WOOL" IL says the increase in the
production Ia foreign countries. especially
in Australia. South America and Africa.
has been far greater than in tho United
States. While the American dip has
trsbled since 1860. the Australian clip has
inorsassd tsnfold. that Of South America
ninefold. and that Of South Africa fvefold.
The report shows that the year 1899 gave
the wool producing interests even in the
most favored countries as Australia, a set
back. II says; "Ihst the sheep raising
interest OF the world is passing through a
period OF depression IL not 90 be denied.
Low prices Of wool have reacted upon pro.
duotion by reducing the profits derived
from vools and diminishing the temptA-
tion TO extend production. Were this de-
rression local. local remedies would apply.
but 10 10 general ard affects those countries
whore the advantages for sheep raising eK-
cell as we'll a. TO those where woolgrowing
is = secondary matter and even q bJ-pro-
duct rather than an industTT."
In conclusion Ford sets forth numerous
propositions resultant from his observa-
tions. No nation. he says. can entirely
supply itself with wool. No other nation
OF CONNIE oial or industrial impo ,tanco inn
poses a. high duties on wool and woolens
ss the United States. No legislation short
OF prohibition oan maintain prlcss In the
face of the increase of the worlds supply
of wool. The free entry of foreign wools
has not destroyed the sheep industry in
other countries. Wool raising Ia con-
trolled by the same economic conditions as
other interests, and the PRESENT depression
in the wool industry ts general. NOT local.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
THE STATE FLOWER.
4 Lady Of Park County says It should Bs
the Primrose

A Lady OF Park County says IL should Bs
the Primrose.
To The independent.
nisa pleasure to read Granville Stuarrs
letter about she wild flowers. There could
be no more lovely flower for the national
emblem than the wild rose. grown in abund-
anee, lovely. fragrant and fine for deeora-
tive PURPOSES. But for the state lowo-
the evening primrose Aenothera Caspitosa)
is better than tho bitter root. How do
know Well. We found the bitter root 30 be
a curious looking plant with flowers like
tissue paper. no fragrance aud no foliage
at time of blooming. Tn0 primrose. on the
eont,sr., has lovely fragrant white flowers
the buds OF which You could see sx-
pand aftef the sun left them;
next day they turn Iink. We
cultivated the primrose with success.
number besides myself have cultivated
the primrose. They grow In Fergus. Park
aud Meaqhsr counties as we'll As In Yellow
stone. We have the clematis. cherry. wild
rose, agafe and i've other wild flowers IN
der cultivation now In our yard, but the
primrose gives greater pleasure on account
OF its lovely, fragrant blossoms. / have
given ladies the buds as tho sun would
leave the plants. aud tell them 20 Wntch
them as they walked home. They would
open in their hands. There is no wild
flower more lovely for young girl going to
an evening party. BY cultivation they give
large, flowers and in greater abundance.
To all lovers OF flowers l will say this plant
will repay you for its cultivation. aud If
there be any lady who wishes roots OF seeds
lot me know and l will send them with
pleasure next fall. whether IL be the state
flower OF not. lDA l.. BUsHE.
Big Timber, Feb. u. 1894.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

wi1KrsnARRr, Pa. Feb. A.-Rescusrs a.
wo in the Gaylord mine did noi make
much headwAY. A. three o'clock this
afternoon there was smother cave In OF the
roof. which wrecked ths inside workings Of
the nine badly. Workers we're compelled
% retreat 10 the foot OF the shaft Many
prominent mine inspectors and engineers
visited the scene. and 10 Waa the general
opinion that the men must have perished
either by being crushed 90 death or bT
suifooAtion. ~ they had time 90 seek refuge
10 any other 20 tion OF the nins. ~ 10 ia
believed there was no chance for ths oirou-
lation Of air after the cave In.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
OBJECT to Any whisky Trust.

WAsHISaIoN. Feb. 4.-In the senate Frye
said the statement had been Published that
ths w. G. T. L. had petitioned congress 20
increase the tax on whisky. The fact was
petitions puTportinR 10 come from that
body had been presented 10 the house com
mitteo on ways and means. The petitions
had been Investigated. and 10 was found
that they were fraudulent. no such persons
living in the town from which they pur-
ported to come. Ffye then presented a re-
monstranoe from the national W. G. 4. L.,
signed by the officers in forty -four states
and three territories, against any tax or
whisky. on the ground that ths government
should not enter into partnership with the
manufacturers o. aelle Of intoKicAnts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
BOMB FIEND IDENTIFIED.
ITO belongs to The Vicious Kind OF An
arohiat4

uo beiouRa TO tie vicious hind OF An
arohist4
PARIS. Feb. 1.-The police say n has
been definitely established that the Hotel
Terminus bomb throWefa name IL Emile
Henry. lie was born In Barcelona, Spain,
twenty-five years ago. Of French parents,
and had been In Paris since she middle Of
January, coming from London. A dispatch
from AlgieTs says an anarchist manifesto,
dated London. has been found there, con-
tanning threats 20 nssassinato freaideni
Cannot
Henry remarked to-day that he alone was
rsspousibo for the explosion IN the cafe
that valiant was child TO put nails ia \
bomb 10 blow up the bourgeois. There 10
better material than that aud be Was suf-
pIised that his bomb did NOT have more
effect. Henry 10 guarded by two detectives,
who have instructions. according 60 the
French custom, TO endeavor ~ induce the
prisoner TO talk.
IL IL reported that the prefeet has re-
ceived advices from the police Of London
that the explosion a. Hotel Isrminus Il
only part OF n scheme which Henfy and
companions had arranged before leaving
London. 10 was their intention 10 commit
Ga many outragea ~ possible. and IL is be
lieyed the prisoners associates will be heard
/ Z ON before long. 1hs prisoner, according
70 the police. undoubtedly came from Lon
/ oon In companY with three other anaFohlati
/ ana the London police assert the bslie
that Henry and accom- pliees had planned I
terrible explosion in the Paris opera house
which was 10 inolude she cutting of Of th'
gas supply.
1he prisoner IL a brother OF Foftun'
Henry, now undergoing imprisonment al
ClaifvauI for inoiting TO murder. They ar'
sons of a man Who WAS a member OF the
commune and sentenced 10 death for being
absent from court when his trial was called
He had fed the country and sftsrWardI
died In Spain.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
Personal.

F. d. sAirss. OF Great Falls is At The
Helena.
W. J. CLARK. ths Nsihart mining man. 10
ia town.
Supt J. ID. Finn. OF the Montana division
Of the NoTtheTn Petite. "a - The Helena.
n. B. smith and Johu Potter are among
the White Sulphur springs psopls IA tht
city. They are ~ The Helena.
Lewis LandL OF LsWistoWn. is among
tho Fergus county people In town. lie u
stopping - the dfani Central.
j. W. souliy Il again ct The Helena In
bis former position OF night clerk. Mr.
scully recently retained from san Fran
cisco.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
Increased Gold Production.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Returns received
at the treasury department indicate that
tho gold output for 1898 in the United
States will reach almost the unpt ecedentsd
emount Of S37, O00. 600 an increAse over
1892 of 81. 00O.O00 In Colorado the output
has increased from $4,000, 900 in 1899 TO s..
900. 0O0 in 1893, while gains in the other gold
reducing sections are unusually large.
The Australian production will carry the
production OF the woud, IL Is thought. "a
$50 O00, 600 which 10 an increase of $l2,-
900, 10000 for the year. With one or two ex-
osptions this is the la5Res, output ever
known.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

ST. PErEnsuuRo. Feb. 1.-THE editorial
staff of a Warsaw newspaper the Clos, and
the strff Of smother newspaper have been
arrested. There have been numerous
domiciliaty visits st Warsaw during the
last few days, owing to the discovery of an
extensive nibilist society. A number Of
Catholic priests have been arrested on the
charge OF conducting agitation for the lib
Grafton OF the Poles. The bishop Of Kali
liniki has been deprived Of his stipend.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

Ia the case Of Hasson Va Quigley. sheriff
Of Deer Lodge county. JudRe Hunt ordered
findings of fact and conclusions Of Law in
favor OF ths plaintiff.
In the case Of Albert Brayner ys. II. NJ.
Granger aud Herbert Reed. Judge Hunt
has sustained the general demurrer OF IL.
a. Reed TO the smended complaint.
In the case OF W. l.. Warren W. !. n.
knight 80 al, the separate demurrer Of
John Eaton. Geo. q. Buck snd W. a.
Houston 90 the complaint has been over
ruled by Judge Hunt aud she defendant
has been granted ten days In which 20 an
aWef
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. Il. The post office de-
p9 tment has received a report OF the post
Office inspector detailed TO investigate the
operations OF the Louisiana Lottery CON-
env in Honduras. IL conf ms tho state
ments shat the company has besn receiving
mail al Tampa City, Fln. The post master
general has issued orders prohibiting the
postmaster from deli Sering registered let
ters addressed to the COMPANY or paying
money orders presented BY officials of the
company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
L,h.ral nsrrowsr. rh.m.slre,.

Drs MorNEs. Feb. 1.-THE receivers re-
port will make the liabilities and assets Of
the Csss county bank as follows; Linbii-
tiles S5O5, 600 10 S5l5.000. assets 500. 900.
Toe preferred claims will reduce this 10
$50 900 or $4,000. President Yetzsr 10 in.
over real estate. included in the assets.
valued ~ S55. 600. Isaac and +. J. Dioker.
sou have notes and overdrafts Of ass 600.
They turned over real estate worth $1,000.
A. W. Dioksrson, cashier. has o verdrafts OF
f27.O0 The grand Jury is considering the
mnttSr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

PrrRcr CRY. No. Feb. 1.-two masked
men held up ths stage ,his morning a.
Bricsvills. They covered the driver with
two Winshos,ei and demanded that he
tutn over the mail baga and large SUN OF
money Ihsy made she driver take Out q
knife and cut ths straps. her secured
two valuable mail registered packages, then
threw ths matt aud bags IN the coach aud
told she driver 90 move ON snd not look
baot. No trace Of the robbers has been
found
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
Grand Circuit Da s,.

NEW YORK. Feb. l4.-At ths biennial con-
Rrsss Of the National TrottinR association
the following dates we're arranged for the
grand circuit meetings: PIttsburg. July
g-l4; n lutsburR cannot have = meeting
East saginaw. Mich. will take these datss.
Dstfoit, July 1921; Cleveland. July 23-27;
Buffalo, July 3l-Aug. IL; Rochester, Aug.
14.l7; springfield. Aug 2l-2l; Hartford.
Aug - 81; New lorE, sopL 3-s; Philadsl-
phia, sept. 1l-N.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
In the Mater Of scraps.

Nav YORK. Feb. IA cablsRram from
London says ths Ormonds club states that
its offer Of a purse Of tl5.O0O for the Cor
bott Jackson nGht still holds good. The
club is expecting reply.
Harrg - urden. l26 pound champion OF
England. has challenged Jim Brady, OF
Auatalia, any man In England OF
America. at l26 puuRds. for g. 90 . side
aud the largest purse offered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
IN THE LION,s DIN.
The Attendant Badly ohew.d Up by Three
Big Brutss.


SAN FRAScIsco. Feb. IA frightful af-
fair occurred last nisht a, Col. Daniel
Boons's Wild animal show At the Midwinter
fair. Carlo Thisman. an attendant. had
taken three large trained lions into the
cage In the center of abe Arena, when sud-
denly the electric lights went out. followed
by screams of agony from the cage. aud
sounds OF . horrible O. unchina Of the
beasts Jaws. The audience became panic
stricken aud women screamed aud tainted.
Finally lights were secured and a dreadful
sight was revealed. The three lions were
snawing at she prostrsts form of Thiemsn.
Col. Boone snAtched up an iron bar and
With rare intrOpidity entered the Gage. beat
the beasts of and rescued the keeper.
Ihieman wss found 90 have forty wounds
some OF which came perilously near . vial
spot. Ills scalp was torn entirely of, and
he had deep wounds undsf the arms and on
the legs and boiy where the animals' teeth
had laoerated him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

prNvrR. Feb. i.-The members Of the
lsaislaiurs to-day received an invitation
from the directors Of the Midvintsr fair 90
Vist the exposition. 10 is understood. n
sssllactosY Eates csa b lad from railroads.
both houses will 60 on the excursion immo-
dintelv after nnAl adjourn msnt.