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HE LAY DOWN 10 DIE.
The story Of ths Body At tho sheath Of Col
oFAda Quleh.

The story Of ths Body At tho sheath Of Col
oFado o0ieb.
Coroner Pie eShnH went out TO the mouth
Of Colorado guleh yestsFdAy With a iorY
to hold an inquest ON tho body Of tbs man
repoTtsd 10 have been found there ths day
before by some hunters. The body was re-
eoRnizsd as that ol Fred Wilson. a oolorsd
man. about % years OF age. II was al once
placed IN d colin aud sent W the county
poor farm for burial. IL appears from the
evidence gathered bJ tue coroner that
Wilson had number OF times obtaiaed
lodging Al tho police station, being sick
and without means. He was Ia au ad-
yenced stage OF consum Stion, and applicA-
tion had been made 10 the county physi-
eisn for his admission TO ths oouHty
hospital. Wilson objected. however, "a
tion. About two weeks ago he asked
permission TO stop over night Of
Mrs. Csnd''s near The Broadvstsr hotel
nurssy. Mrs. Candy gave him something 4
TO eat aud let him sleep in the barn. While
there he suffered from n severe cough. The
next day be came 10 Helena aud few daYs
lstet which was Aug. o, he passed by hrs
Candy's on . wood wagon going up the road
toward Rimini. The body was found
Wednesday near the road at tbs mouth OF
Colorado gulch. II vas Ia a bad state OF
decom position. lie had svidsntly gotten
tired, taken OF his shoes, laid down under
soms bushes. and died. The official evi-
dsnoo was not taken because Of the fact
that nothing was shown by an Inspection
Of the body that would lead 10 ths belief
that Wilson had died from other than nat
ursl oausss and slso because the delay and
expense incurred in Rsttiag Witnesses to
Helena would have been copsidsrAbie. The
jury brought In a verdict that wilson prob
ably died OF consumption.
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PERSONAL


L. d. LArssnt Of Groai Falls is In tho
city.
LII. Draper, of Misouls, is al tho Cos
mopolitAn.
Mrs, Goodell, OF KSnwood. 10 visiting
friends 10 the Missouri VALLEY fos few
days.
Associate Justice Smith. Of tho supreme
court OF Utah. n brother Of Hon. Robert II.
Smith. ia ia the city on visit
J. N, HRnuRfotd, general traflo manager
OF tho Northern Paoihc, pahasd through
Helena Yesterday on his war TO Butts, in
hia Z. soiAl car.
O. Il. Dui,on, who has been Ia The oiilco
Of the agent OF ths Great Northern at
Butte, Ia 10 be Transferred 10 Helena as
general agent, iu rlaoc OF william Harder.
The latter has been transferred 10 Port
land, ne general agent Of the Oregon Rail-
waJ & Navigation COMPANY. lie leaves
aome time neat week.
u. Hoffman, wifc, three children and
maid, White sulphur Springs; J. -. Hold
son nm wife. barvsvills, A. ". Scott and
daughter, Great Falls, Mira W. w. Me
Craeksn, lutte, Al. aud MrS. g. 4. Jon.
kin. Orange City, Iowa; II. W. smith.
Ogden, Utah. wsEo among the nTflyala Al
the BroadwaisT yesterday.
Rev. WIN. Hall. late Of OAksa aIrsSl
church, left the city yeAioTday FOR Maya.
Vile lie etpeeiu 10 aeohre a location Tot
himself aud family aud move nsxt week
! HS will return In time 10 preach NJ OAkau
street SUNDAY morning and East Helena Ia
the afternoon. Hla snoossoor, Rev. "A, \
Taft. will preach bis introduoto y sermon
At Oakoa strsB, ohu oh on Sunday night
nsHL
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= TAKING A REST.


President CleVsIand WIN spend n Few
Days Near salt watsr
WASHINGTON, Aug 16-Prssidsnt Clsye-
land left Washington this morning via the
Pennsylvania for QfaT Gables. Ia 0Kplana-
,ion OF his sudden departure ths following
statement was furnished By priVat, seers-
thry Thurbeu THE president left for a
few days absence under the advice Of
physicians. In hopes of shaking OF a
mslarial attack from which be has been
suffering several days. Yesterday the
attack eliminated Ia q fever, which was
under control this morning. DR., Uksilly
his physioiaa expresses no doubt that few
days OF salt nif aud rect will rsouperate the
president sufficiently for him 20 renew
Official duties and be will return TO Wash
insion by the middle OF next week"
Tho president has Rons 10 Gray Gables
ID. Evans also accom- panied the president,
but ID 10 probable he will srop at New
York, where he will take command OF his
ship. the New Yook. in q day or 80. The
president took with him tho tafi6 and river
and harbor app opi iatlon bills. and oan
act on each while away In case he soss fit 10
do 90. IL Ia believed he will return on the
2ith or 25lh.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 1G.-Presideut Clsve-
land. Accompanied by d. Oksilly and
Capt. Evans. arrived at the Pennsylvania
depot in jersey City al 1:20 p. m. Tue
president was escorted to the Lighthouse
tender John Rogers. which was lying at a
nearby pier. and which at once started for
Gray Gables. Dr.. O'Reilly accompanied
tho president on the Rogers.
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The DAY In CONGRESS.
Tho House ans Senate Get Quite . Move
on Themselves.

Tho House ane Senate Get ouiis = Nsvs
ON Themssives.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G.-Iu the house
unanimous consent was asked that the bill
for the exclusion aud deportation Of alien
anarchists which had just been received
from the eenste. be taken up for eonsidera-
ton. Obisotion was made by Tracy and
Warner, Of New York, and the bill was
withdrawn and referred 20 the committee
ON iudiciAry. The confer enoe report OIL
the general deficiency bill was presented
announcing an agreement on the Southern
Pacific amendment. the senate confsress
having reoedsd. The bill TO repeal the fres
alcohol clause in the tarin bill was passed.
The house adjourned TO Monday.
The contest ovsr the sugar bill was re-
sumed In the senate today. Az the o. Gu
ing OF the session, Hill received unanim Gus
consent for confederation OF his biil 10 pro-
vide for the exclusion and deportation of
allen anarchists. IL was pHsssd without
division.
Dolph. republican. OF o egon. gave notice
OF an amendment he thould ofler TO the
free suRar bill to restore the Mckinley
duties on wool. At 2;l0 the vios-presidsut
laid before the senate the unfinished
Insiness, the house bill 10 place sugar,
raw and refined. on the frss list. The
pending motion was that Of Harris TO refer
TO ths committee on finance. Aldrieh gave
notice of an amendment he would offer 70
tho bill 10 repeal the tariff bill now
in the hands OF the president
Henderson gave notice OF an amend.
msnt to continue In force until
1909 tho bounty provision OF the hckinlef
law. Then the unexpected hap ened.
without a word OF debate, the vote was
thken on the motion TO efcr the bi 10 the
committee on nnAnee. Tho motion carried
-thirty-two 10 eighteen, Ia quick sac
cession the three other bills were also sen,
10 the committee on finance.
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Five Members OF the CommonweAl
Army Arralgned at
Mlssoula
Ella 81. Clair Allowed 70 Plead
Guilty 10 Grand
Larceny.
The KniinE Of Joe Cooper At nAmIiton
al Accident and Rot MaTdsF. ss
ktaiod.


Special 10 Tho Independent.
htHaouLA, Aug. 1G.-FTsd Nichols Rober,
Steel, Chss. Flynn, NJ. c. Walker and WIN.
Walker appeared In the dlstrio, court this
morning and we're arraiRnsd on Indictments
foand by the grand jury. Robur. htsel
stated 10 ths court that bis true uams was
Sterling Ironside. but that hs had enlisted
In CoTsy's army under The name Of Steele
10 took Niehola some tins 10 decide under
what name ho Wiahed 10 bo tried. Steele
and Nichols being without meana The court
appointed AttorhsYs 20 defend them.
Ella 81. ClAir. the woman charged with
the murder Of Edward Dubose, the Super
ior saloon keeper was permitted 70 plead
guilty 10 grand la osnJ. County Attorney
Denny stated that in this oAse the evidence
in connection with the charge OF murder
was almost entirely creumstantlai. and
that be did nol think /, would be possible
TO secure a conviction Of anything beyond
the crime OF msnsiauRbtsr, aud the trial
would be = long and expensive one; that in
the punishmsn, mOtsd out 10 the prisoner
on her confession OF larceny Of the dead
mans money. the ends Of justice would be
subserysd.
The kii ing OF Joe Cooper al Hsmiilon
August II. by Hank BsemAn sppears TO
have been heoidsn,al, instead OF murder.
rs at fret reported. Cooper aud Bcsmsn
were old friends Parties from Hamilton
to-day state that Bssman was in saloon
exhibiting his skill in twiriing Arsvolvsr
on bis finger. pulling tho trigger aud catch
Ing the hammer with his thumb before 10
struck the cart idgs. Cooper came in and
the two exchanged friendly greeting and
Besmsn resumed his exhibition. when ths
pistol was discharged. the ball passing
through Coopsr's hssrt. Cooper was al
old timer In western Montana, single and
sbout 30 years OF age. Bssmsn 10 we'll
known 10 the Yellowstone oouatry. vhers
hs was q dsputy sheriff and aequirsd the
name of shot Gan Hank" he has been
hard driuksr. but vas sober when the
shooting ooeurTsd.
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THE wnEELMEN AT DENVER.
Results Of tho First Days Racing Mt ths
Natioaai Tournament

Results of the First Days Racing at the
Na,ioaai Tournament
DENVER, Aug. 16.-rhs national racing
tournament Of the LSsaus OF American
Wheslmsu was inaugurated here ia. day In
the presence OF over 10000 people. The
arrangements were carried out perfectly
and the success OF tho tournamont flnap-
eially and otherwise. 10 assured. There are
some disappointed over the non-hppearanoe
Of j. S. johnson, the Minneapolis cham
pion. His' wheel broke In the milo open
tial in the morning aud he did not qualify.
Western men are little disappointsd that
their racers did not win more prizes. but are
jubilHnt over ths perfo manoes OF Bafnett.
OF Lincoln. Neb., In the two mile handicap,
aud the gooI showing OF Zsipls.. OF CALI
fornis, and the Illinois men. Anderson and
Ga rdnsr and also Weile-. OF salt Lake. and
Maxwell, OF Winfield. kas. lhs records
lowered to-day ore those OF the one mile
novice. the one mile open GLASS b., aud the
Ave mile national championship. Lee
Richardson. Of Chicago. also went against
the half mile reco d fot backward riding
and educsd u f,om 2;s7 TO 2:35. RioharI.
son gave a fine exhibition Of fancy riding
Tts mile nevioe was paced by Chafiin and
Phillips. and tho result was the fastest mile
One mile novice-Clyde Turnhull. Dem
yer, won; Chs,les u. Jneqses. Chicago. sec
ond X. X. Frain. third. Time, 2;23 3-5.
Ths record was beaten siI seconds.
Half mile. national chAmpionship-E o.
Bald. Buffalo. won; Raymond Mcdonald,
New York. second; Otto u iglsr. JT., San
Jose. Cal. third. Tmr. l;05 q.
One mile. class A-Louis A. Callahan.
Buhaio. won; George Ia. Weller. Salt Lake,
second; G. A. Newell Winfield, Kan.
third. Time, 2;3S&.
One mile. open, class B.-Art Brown,
Cleveland, won; W. G. Sangst second; Y.
G. Bald. third. Time. 2;lO o. Both pre-
vious ecords 2:l2M.
Half mile. o.an. clsss A.-Gardnor
Aurora. H.. won; L. L. Anderson, Rood
House. H.. second; @. A. Maxwell. Win
field. Kan, thi d. Time. l;l0.
Two mile handicap class B.-F. q. Bar
nett, Lincoln. Nob.. won; w. d. Kennedy,
Chicago second; L. c. johnson, Cleveland,
,bird. lime. 4;A 20, lssl than previous
by 445.
Ons. third mile. open. c'hss A-E. Il. An.
dorson, Rood House. H., won; Il. IL,
Kaiser. Dayton. Ohio. second; l.. A. Gala
han. Buffalo. third. Time. iitih
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In. Tnrin on ninmond..

WASHINGTON, Aue, iG-The copy Of the
tafld bill In the possession OF the chairman
Of The house enrolling committee. with
which the bill sent to the president was
compared and verified, contained the fol-
loNins paragraph in tha free list:
Fec liAt t61--Dismoudsj miners, 9la-
Eiera aud sngrayera' diamonds, not SET and
diamond dust 70 DO used in manufacture OF
watches aud clocks"
senator Jones. OF ATkansAs. says the In
tenton was 10 have the word diamonds
made n sub-hsad, and The mistake OF a
aemioolon, instead Of colon. 10 not TO be
al owed 10 admit diemonds tree, especially
when construed with The jewelrf SEIZED uls,
which especially provides that Uncut
precious gsms OF all kinda lOpST cent Ad
Vhlorsm." Senator Jones sAIs the words
taken In connection with ths intention 10
maks the word diamonds" Ia ths free lie.
a. y aub-hsAd will DO oonstTuvd TO make
diamonds subIsot 10 the duty on pIsoieus
alOnea.
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THE vIoiLANr LOST.
A Race In which the santa Anita Carried
offIhs Big Prize.

A Race In which the santa Anita Carried
ofrIhs Big Prize.
RYDE. Isle of Wight. Aug. 16.-To the de-
light ot tho hosts OF ynohtsmen here "a.
s.mbled, fairly strong westerly breeze
was blowing today, the third dav OF the re-
gattR OF the Royal Victoria Yacht Club,
The chief race ON the ntopramme was the
town CUP. valnei al e500 10 be competed
for by all yachts over forty rating. The
times OF the thFoe yachts nj the starting
we're. Santa Anita 100000; britannia To-.
0007; kigilRnt 100000. Although tae Nigi.
liant crossed the line last abe had the attater
war on hes and aoon oysrhau si har oppo-
nsrts aud took the lead whom thsy we're
about quarter OF a mile out. The santa
Anita, on the othsr hand, fell into thirdlplaor.
AZ they crossed the line at the end OF the
firat round, the Santa Auiln was la the lead
aud was six minutes, thifty-thfss seconds
Ahsud OF the Viailant. and siH mic ules,
fofty-six seconds of she Britannia.
A. Nab light on the second round. both
the Britannia and the Vlgilant had ore .
up on the SANTA Anita bat tho princa OF
WalsI cutter had taken second place. Tho
Santa Anita Rt the lights led this Britannia
by four minutes, tnirty-tour seconds. and
was four minutes, ftty-6vs seconds ahead
OF the NiRilant. A, tbs Sgit mark boai tho
Santa Anita had "a load OF ak ninutss.
thi ty-tight seconds on the Britannia and
sirht M inutos. foty-eight seeonda on the
Viqllnni. Tho Britinuia got n good b oezs
coming up from the q, ~ and gained Jap
idlY, lime OF the yachts Rt the flnlah;
Santa Anita 3i96i39; Britannia 3t2;29I Vig-
liant A:l8:b0
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THE WARLIKE JAPs.

They Are Flushed with Success aud
Would Conquer China.
LONDON, Aae. i6-A dispatch 20 the
Times from Shanghai says that japan 10
pouring fresh troops into Cores. and up
wards Of 10000 japanese soldiers arc now
In Co'ean territofy. The Chinese feet.
according TO the sams dispatch. 10 passive.
In japan tho war fever is intense. the press
and popular orators preaching 20 the e.
oiiet people vastly ambitious schemes, iu-
oludins the conquest OF Chins. or az least
the conquest Of the Chinese province Of
Mancburis. The japanese ropulaee and
press q Q under complete Official oontrol.
Perfect der prevails among ths town
population. Tue Jspsnsss COVE nmsnt
ehfofces complete secrecy 10 respect to all
military movements.
NEw YoRK. Aug i6.-A dispatch from
Shanghai via London sayG The govs nor
OF Formosa has published q sohsduis OF re-
wards for Chiness who eaptu Q or de-
stroJ Japanese ships or Eill CT
capture Japanele soldiers or sail-
ora. The soldie 9 or sailors may bs
taken dead or alivs. The qovsrnment ole
600) tasls. or almost f2.O0O for tho de.
struction Of a Japanese warshir. aud 200
taels to be paid for the head OF japanese
otncsr. and 100 taels for the head OF a
japanese private.
BEaLIs. Aug. 1G.-lt is rumorod that the
Dlsoonto- GAEsllaehnft Ia negotiating . loan
oi $3.50 100000 for China.
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TUE REPUBLICAN PLAN.

senatorial steering Committee Has Large
Undertaking on Hand.
WASHINGTON Aug. l6.-Ths republican
steering committee to-day decided 10 sup
port n motion 10 refer the four supple
mental tariff bills 10 the finance committee.
aud seek TO amend In vsriouswAyp the ptin-
Olpal amendment being for the repeal Of
tbs tarif bill iust passed. They count upon
the votes OF uill, Caterer. blanchard, Allen
and Kyle. IL repeal amendment should
fail, they would seek TO substitute n bounty
provision for the pending bill for fee
sugar, aud would eHpsoI TO secure the votes
Of these iive senators except HlL They
will also oiIcr o,hor amendments in certain
contingencies, including one for duty on
WOOL They admit the sugar bill should
vass with an amendment providing either
Tor bounty o. for tho repeal OF the main
bill The house p obhblT would refuse 10
accept il and II most likely would fail In
eonfei sncp, but they claim the senate, espo-
cially tho republican SnatoTh would moi
bs responsible for the rssulL
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Named Tor Governor OF Idaho.
Al the DroadwstaE
Sharpe's orchestra nt the Broadva,n TO-
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Charley NJ. Johnson has located quartz
vein In ths Blue Cloud district, which he
has named the Arthar lode.
Thos. N, Chamberlain. ChAs. Il. Conrad
aud Benton ID. Hatcher, have incorporated
the Chamberlain Land An1 shaep comp ny
with a capital stock OF Si50.O0l Tho head
office OF the company will be ~ Great Falls.
ii. KiiktndAll and othtIs have brought
suit against the Nine Mile Mining company
to recover Si3JO alleged TO bo due for
goods furnished the oompsuy.
A.J.F. Enrich hns located the Elmer
lode No. g and Philip LsaoAult has filed on
tho Lilly OF the West quartz lode
The members and f.ionds Of Oakes stree.
| church will give farewell social to-mor-
row evening at tho homo OF Joseph Currnb.
! 1886 Bo1iman street. lee cream and cake
will be served and general good time Is
anticipated.
A marriage license wa issued yesterday
to Abper A. Anderson and Lota Il. kigss,
both Of CLANCY, mud they we're married 10y
Juatios Wootmnn.
Justice Gage had before him Yesterday
Henry GalE, charged With assaul,inR Charles
bernard; aud A. BT.er. charged With as-
ssultlng Nellie Mougort both we're hned
$40.
The AZ O. .American Republican club has
been raorgAnissd for the campaign With the
following officers, j. 4. Hall. e., pfasi-
dent; vice. ptceidontR a. W. Alexander aud
JAnos Crnmp; aseistary, George N. Lees
assistant secretary, 4. j, Hammer treaa-
oror. w. J. Barnett.
There aro numerous complaints that poo-
ple uaing lawn uprinklera frsqusatly set
them In such POSITIONS that pedestrians
have 10 walk out into tho dusty streets TO
avoid aettiny their CLOTHES wei
Tbs teaidents OF Tho wsst slde oomplGin
that all ths garbage collected ia that part
OF the uiy is taken up too near iho reaoT-
yoit aud burned NJ night Tue stencil ia
simply iniolerable. Tho attention OF tbs
city marshal was called 10 ths matter some
DAYS ago aud he promised 10 have II
stopped. Tue nuisance continues, how
ever, aud tho oiiissna ON tho uoat side hAVs
orguu Eed to take the matter into their own
hands. The usishboThood o, jaekson aud
nfsekon tdgs streets s1hAles various odoTp
which seem TO invite sanitary Inspection,
Cattle shi, ,msnN In northern Montana
are Just beginning.
A usw front 10 teing put IN "A tbs build
ing on south Main street formerly ooeu-
pied by Chas. X. Wells.
A large number Of people took advantage
| Of ths pleasant wohtho last evening 20 Wal,
the BFoadwate Prof. shatp'a orchestra
rendered a numbe OF vely ens selections,
and Harmon. tho professional swlmmer.
gave nm exhibition OF eIpsr1 diving al tho
plunge that was vetJ much enjofed.
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THE STRIKE INVESTIGATION
Secretary Kelnhsr Tolls Of tho Rest way
to Prevent Them.

Secretary kelithsr Tolls OF tho Best Way
to Prevent Them.
CmoAoo. Aug. lG.-Ths hrst wiinss
called before the govsrnmsnt strike con-
mi,sion to-day was W. II. Lovejoy. q Roes
Island railroad smploys from La Sale. Ills.
Lovejoy declared the men ht La salls went
out at that point bIoAuss he wAa uniultlY
discharged. Secretary Ksllihsr, OF the A.
X. L.. succeeded Lovelor on the stand.
Ho entered into a detailed statement OF the
troubles leading up TO the strike and was
uueatloned CLOSELY regarding the oonyea-
tion At which the boycott was doclersd.
Secretary kelliher was asked for hia
viOwa as 10 the best method OF prevent.
ing strikes. He said he believed govern
msnt ownership would solve the problem.
Next 90 that" he continued, "compulso'v
srbitration would answer" lie was asked
by Commissioners Wright how he would
force railroads 20 abide by the arbitfatoir
decision. "BY law" promptly responded
witness. LET the law be such that In oa-o
OF trouble with employees the railroad
would be oompslled 10 submit The matter 10
Arbitration. Then let II he uudersiood that
10 the railroad does not accept th0 terms III.
on whleh the arbi,rato decide, the COM
pAny shall bo compelled 10 20 oul Of buai-
ness. In other words, ths railroads should
be oompsllsd 10 abide by tho decision, and
a. TO the employees II thoy we're no, suited
by the decision, lel them leave ihs employ
of the company"
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President OF the Pam American Bi.
metallic League on the
Depression


WASHINGTON, Aug lG.-PIssidOnt A. G.
Fisk, OF the Pan-AmsrioAn Bimeiallio
league. on behalf Of that organization. has
sent statemsnt 10 The special eommittes
OF the United States senate investigating
ths industrial depression and ita remedy.
He says; 'oRs OF two moe pAnica will
md this country In ths condition Of Rome
snd other extinct republics when they went
down. There was no necessity whatever
for Issuing government bonds and every
one isausd, whatever the purpose may have
been, Ieuultsd in the robbing Of the people
10 the full extent OF the issue. whJ should
We be tsIsd from $50. 900, 900 to $4,000 600
a Josr for thirty yeas on bonds in order TO
maintain a banking system which IL con-
ceivsd In sin, born In iniquity. nur,ured in
conspiracy and ripsnsd into treason. Why
should We be compelled 10 uss q dsmonitizsd
bill. and q demonstrated treasury nots, even
whom tho government has the power 10
issue full legal tender money. With an
honest issue OF money. people could not be
pluudersd Q billion or moro dollars each
year, and ths'e would be no occasion 10 pay
ihoss who oonspi cd TO have this nation
made the depository OF their surplus money
four OF 1vo millions year for taking care
Of their imaginary gold reserve. The bond
Of nations and the imus of dsmonstized
currency are recent inventions. bat many
nations have Of late ysars fallen prey
to this new device. They must In
oonssausnce repudiate or return to bhrbar-
Ism. Creditors who ae ooDfiscating the
property Of the nation CRY IND flahonp when
the oppressed debtor nsks for honest money
with the free ooinsRe OF silver and tha
remonetizs,ion of the paper money. Inha-
tion indeed; with 70 cent wheat, hvs cent
cotton. two cent beef. 10 cents for days 9
labor. our money wi | be stable when the
American iatmsr, planter aud laborer are
reduced TO the condition OF the eople Of
India and other seffs Of other countriss
under the financial domination OF Eng
land"
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NO ACTION TAKEN YET.
Lille Smith u stln mt tho House OF tn.
Good Shepherd.

Lille Smith u stlu Mt tho House OF tho
Good Shepherd.
Lille Smith is still at the House OF the
Good shepheri. There have been no steps
OF legal nature tsksn yet to secure her
rslease. but the attorney who was con-
suited ia busy looking into the matter. A..
the girl Ia under age shs may be compelled
TO remain ht the school until che is ls. At
which limo she will become hsr own guard
ian. Some OF her friends claim thas thsrs
IN n question az to her age. Tbey say that
abe ID nearly OF quite Is a. the present time.
However. II the matter 10 taken into the
courts the question OF age will be deter
mined, for upon this question seems 10 rest
the matter. No application has yet bsen
made TO the supreme or district courts for
a writ OF hahe = corpus.
IL 10 said by those who profess 20 know,
that IL the girl is under the legal age, she
is subject to tho eontrol of her parents.
who have right ~ keep her at homo or
send her to the House of Good Shepherd 10
be cared for by the sisters; though 10 ID
contoDded that 10 wac not case for police
interference unless tho girl was detained In
The house on Park ayrnue sgsinst her will.