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Evening journal., 1894-08-22
COWS DIg oF 1YpRoPaoRIA.
a 70 low Dog Plays Havoc with Fritz
Waiters's Herd,

Waitress Herd.
Fritz Walters, a farmer living about a
mile fellow Bear station, ia this county.
has lost four cows. their death beir q
caused by hydrophobia. They were bitten
by strange yellow dog three or four
weeks ego an week later refused to
eat and acted In q strange manner Three
died and the fourth Yves Killed by Dr.
Neal, Of Delaware College, who dag
nosed the ceses and declared them 10
be hydrophobia.
To still further satisfy himself the
Doctor took virus from the COW ne killed
and Mr. Walters gave him two dogs for
experimental purposes The virus aud
dogs were, it is understood. sent so Phil
adelphia, where they will be inoc ulated
aud the results carefully watched
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Arresiod in oheater ror nope.

William Andrews has been arrested
in Chester by Chief of Police
Bagehaw, with the assistance Of Deteo
tives Witsil and McVey. for committing
rape on Sarah MeCray IN this
city, on August 16 The de-
tecsives are in Pennsylvania to day
and the oircu instances connected with
the case are not known to the police
Andrews will be brought here.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
rAe nody u KIrrInn rnnnh.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MiDDLerowE, Aug. 90 The body of
Enoch. Wiggins. who was accidentally
drowned by the upsetting OF rowboat
from which Re and two companions
We're fishing near the Odessa wharf YES.
terday morning, was recovered after
graphing constantly for three hours
II was removed 10 bis late home and the
coroner was notifed He went to Odessa
this morning to hold an inquest.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
CaIlfornln Demoorntn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-The Demo
cratic state convention convened hore.
The nomination Of a full state ticket and
the adoption Of platform is the work be-
fore the convention Interest centers in
the contest for the anbernatorial nomina-
tion The leading candidates are ex-
James H. Budd of Stockton
and Barney Murphy OF San Jose.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22

student OF nervous diseases, and author
oI many noted treatises on the latter subject,
long since realized the truth of the first
statement and his Restorative Nervine
Is prepared on that principle Its success
"a curing al diseases arising from deTange-
nghb q the nervous system Is wonder
lul, as the thousands OF unsolicited testimo-
mas IN possession OF the company manufac-
turing the remedy amply prove.
IT. Miles Restorative Nervine is a reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases. such as
leadache, nervous debility. prOstration,
ssi.eiesplessneSs, ~ dizziness hystera, sexual de-
sold by all druggists on q positive guarantee,
or sent direct by the Or. Miles Medical Co,
thiikhart Ind on receipt OF price, 81 per bot
Restorative Nervine positively contains no
opiates or dangerous drugs.
For sale by Drugglsta everywhere
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Personal Events.

Mrs. Bacon, Samuel 4. Bacon ana
George A. Tobin, Jr., are ia Smyrna on !
visit to relatives.
Rev W.P. Townsend pastor Of Red Lion
"A. y Church, snd family left this city
yesterday for New York, for an extended
visit.
MRS J Jones Hudson and daughter
Mamie, of Philadelphia, visited old
M and Mrs. James A. Nowland are in
Philaaelphia to-day = I
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Fought Tor Four TTonra

A liIty-si round min was fought on
the shell road near Baltimore. yesterday.
between solomon English, of Baltimore,
and John Bali. OF Newark. The 6ght
lasted four hours and Was hard
slugging mill until both men becoming
hop lessly weak, Referee Frank Bos worth
cal cd IL q draw.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Gwen Arav

To further introduce our Baking
Powoer,on Saturday next we will give TO
81 Baking Powder customers one pair Of
silver picture frames Number limited.
Frames are Dov Ia our window. Orders
by postal will receive prompt atteu.
tion. Grand Union Tea Co, 600 King St.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Died Afler Leaving Camp Meeting.

LEWISTON. Pa, Aug. 22.-Rev. J. M.
Lanzt D. u, presiding elder Of the
Juniata district Central Pennsylvania
conference became in at the Newton Ham
ilton camp meeting, Of which he had
charge and was removed to lis home here
where hg died.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22

noon, when the Butchers nine of the
Second street market, and the Letter.
carriers team will meet in deadly combat
with bats and balls The game will be
played for the benefit Of the Garfield
Monument Association and about 600
tickets have already been sold. Both
mines are practicing nightly.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Brick House FeIl on ChiIdron.

WORCESTER Mass, Aug. 92-While
workmen were tearing down an old brick
building tho house collapsed, hurying
about q dozen children and three men in
the ruins. -Four Of the children were taken
out badly injured and three others with
severe cuts and bruises.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
People Never Know Untn Th.v y,

People Never Know Untu They Go.
But every one speaks 10 highest terms
81 the great colchester trips. admit AL
oy au good thinking people 10 81 the
most respectable and best conducted "a.
sort In the South good fishing and crab
ping, and emusements Of all kinds You
can get there August % snd 60. via p
W q b r. r. and it costs 81. The seen.
cry eD route is beautiful
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Fts3t

CARPENTER.-On the 2ist instant. 49,.
aired 4 Carpenter, IN his 3fth year
LEY la this city. on Sunday. Auqust
~. Daniel Haley, son of Matthias snd t,s.tIs
crime Haley, aged 42 years.
WALKER. .-0n the 9)th instant. William
II. walker, aged 90 years, at his home. No. 3s5
East Ninth. street. 49, 90
Evening journal., 1894-08-22

ihe earlier symptoms Of dyspepsia. sucb as
a.istresS after eating, heartburn, and occa-
sional headaches, should not be neglected
cured. ~ WISH " pe
hoog q pills cure all liver ills, bilJiousness
laundlce, indigestion. sick headache.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
rroltlne stnnk nnlnn snla

An auction sale o. the stock Of the
Poplar Grove" and capital stock farms
is being held at Dover 30 day Two
horses with records less than 2.20 will be
offered for sale.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
willis ala not Bat.
DOVER.
SCORE by INNINGS

Rockford .........2 o o O. o o 2 o. 4
Dover. 0 q XII
Earned Runs Dover, 2. Two. base hit
Aeartoss. stolen bases kurris. .; Honey, a.
Richardson. McClafierty, .; Thompson. ac-
rlnce hNs-Levr, Thompson. Double pl4V-
MeClanerty TO Ferguson to Scott. Struck out
by Hawke, 6; Willis, 9; CLARK. Z. Bases on
halls-b BY Hawke, ], by Willis,l ,l2; by CLARK g.
Passed balls Thompson. ! Wild pitches
Clark, 2; Hawke 2. Umpire-C. b Wharton.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.
Apollo CIub EntrIes.

The Apollo Athle'ic Club sports will be
held at Front and Union streets on Tues
day, beginning at 2 p. M Among the
visiting bieychats who will take part in
the bicycle races are r P Rich, Heisley
Q Neill, Norr Mead, Diver, Marriott.
Church, Wenzel, Legan and Simms The
local riders will b Gebhart, Robert
Wier, Elliott, Hanley, Courtney, PYLE.
Newlin, Bradford. William Wler aud
Jack.
The point on which moat OF the inter
est is centered is ia the meeting OF Robert
Wier and A. Gebhart, Of this city, ia
several races
The additional sports will consist Of
the following with the prizes offered
One hundred yards dash-6 first, gold
medal second, bottle of cologne.
Half mile handicap. bicycle-first. dia-
mond ring; second, diamond shirt stud !:
third, sweater.
440 yards Iun-fFst, silver medal;
second, bottle Of coiogue
Pole vault FIRST, silver medal, second.
straw hat.
Half mile run--frst, silver medal;
second tennis shoes
Egg race iirst, silver medal: second.
silk cap.
One hundfel yards dash first, silver
medal second, onyx clock
One mile bicycle handicap iirst.
diamond ring; second, diamond pin; third
bic3cls shoes.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
DR0 WNING or GRAHAM.
His Body Not Recovered and
May Never Be.
A MODEL HUSBAND AND FATHER.

Another Husband aud Father who Abuses
His Industrleus Family Other Events
In the Neighboring Town Ex-Trustse
Leekler's Body May arrive To-day for
Burial.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. % L Everywhere
IN this neighborhocd the awful death Of
Hiett Graham. the well known hotel
proprietor Of this city, who was drowned
off Stony Point on Monday night. il the
principal topic OF conversation. aud no
death Ia recent years has aroused such
profound sorrow. Mr. Graham wag a
young man Of not more than 3s wears
rather handsome in appearance. and in
variably genial and sympathetic In
nature. His hotel was one Of the most
orderly and cleanly in Delaware. ALWAYS
devoted to his wife aud two little
sons, and always having an uncommon
fondness for his home, he made a model
husband and father. Mrs Graham was
Miss Ries, Of q we'll known Whining
ton family. :
The account of the drowning as pub
lished N the EVENING JOURNAL yester
day is correct except thar the body has
not yet been found and there are grave
fears that it may never come to The sur
face Of the Delaware Where Mr.
Graham was drowned there IS terrific
undertow and the bag is said 60 De seven
miles wide There is, therefore. little
hope Of recovering the remains unless
some Of the searehers are successful be
fore nightfall. Several graphing parties
from this city aud Delaware Cify aud
two searching parties on sloops from
Salem and Wilmington were down
around Stony Point yesterday afternoon
but thuir Efforts were futile.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Yesterday's Attendance
Reo0Td OF the Clute.
butchers and Letter-carriers

Baseball records will no doubt be
broken at Riverview tomorrow after
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
BLACK
DlAG0NALS
BLACK
GHEVl0TS

Sack and Cutaway Coat Suits,
$40, $l2 so, SIS ard upward.
The new ones are coming in
from our workrooms and if YOU
want a suit now we give Won
the advantage Of selecting from
them. Whole Suits alike or
Coats and Vests with different
Trousers. In made to order we
still have some of the cloths
for our SIG made.to order Suits
Black and Blue Cheviots and
Serges - also the 500 Black
Diagonal Cloth.
The new Fall Tailoring
Goods are coming in and we
will gladly give you the oppor-
tunity Of selecting from them
It yon want a suit made up
now while we are not SO busy.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Neaterdarla Lonrne srnrnn.

Baltimore, II; Pittsburg, IL.
Boston, lS; Cincinnati, 3.
Boston, 25; Cincinnati, 8.
New York. 13; Chicago, III.
Brooklyn, 20; Sc. Louis, II.
Philadelphia. 12; Cleveland, 6.
Washington, 10; Louisville, 8.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
women Engage il Horse Trading.

Inc latest trade out for women Is
morse trading, in which occupation two
q our young women have been engaged
~ course they say it WAS mistake on
tne part OF the hostler who took charge
OF bhelr morse 10 gearing up tho wrong
one, 81 which they did not know until
1neir return home, but rs the horse they
returned to the liveryman was worth
much more than the one they took cut,
there are doubts.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
over De oantnrlea % TheIr Reonrl

Over SIX Centuries TO Their Record.
Last evening two knights Of the safety
arrived safely home after run of SOB
miles, covering a weeks time They
were y II. Mcpoy, of Wilmington, and
L, 9 Swinderman. OF Stanton They
left Wilmington August IA, at 6 20 q m
reached New York, 147 miles, at 7.40
P. M Leaving there Wednesday, at 5
y M, Albany was reached at II p. M. a
distance OF 149 miles Left the next
morning at o'clock, ran seventy eight
miles, to Little Falls. in heavy rain
phe next day started at m reaching
Syracuse at 6 30 p. IN, distance Of
seventy six miles, still in rain Sunday
they started for home at 6 40 a m
reaching Amsterdam at 9p m dis
tance Of 1lS miles Frou there. 4 a "a.
Monday, arriving New York Ii b. M
lS5 miles; left there 40 d. m. reached
Philadelphia at 8 15 M, ID time 20
take the boat home. They were both i'll
good health and seemed much improved
oy their trip, which they pronounce
simply great.
Evening journal., 1894-08-22
Dover Is oaibbllDg and Arrald.

Manager Herbert. Of the G. A. o bese
bail team, said this morning that he was
badly disappointed over the action Of
the Dover clubs manager, Richardson. ia
sliding out Of an engagement to play the
New Castle team for the Delaware
state championship Mr. Herbert said
TO day Dover has reputation for
avoiding strong clubs but Manager
Richardson Is certainly afraid 60 meet
the 9. A 9, team / teleeraphed him
last night Offering him $i5 and hotel
bill for game at Battery Park.
where he admits he will be fairly
treated, but the message | received this
morning refuses unless a guarantee Of 4
fabulous sum Ia offered. | could rst the
Cuban Giants or the Washinnton
League team here for the money Dover
wants Then, again, they VIII not
guarantee as the $50, and hotel bill.
that they are paying Brownsou. Rock
ford and other clubs which cannot drlw
any better, II as we'll, as the O. A. O.
mr.. Leckier's Body Expected To-day.
The news Of the denth Of Ferdinand
Leckler, an ex trustee Of the New CastIe
Common and for several years the senior
trustee, Was correct as rumored In YES.
terday'a EVENING JOURNAL, excspt that
ne died not IN Omaha, but az the home
81 his daughter, tho wife Of Rev M
uoner at North Adams, Mass. his
body Is expected to arrive here TO dav
for burial Mr. Leckler was ore OF New
castles earliest manufacturers Of iron
Evening journal., 1894-08-22

Just the goods
for between sea-
sons wear. Not
expensive, look
well, wear well,
good enough for
dress, serviceable
nr,n,1n.ln e.. 49,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
nm AssOCIAIEp CHAkITIEs.
What Was Done by Organized ChArit.
In Helena During January.

What wss Done by Organized Charity
IN Helena During January.
Geo. May. agent Of the Associated Char
titles has made his report OF the work done
By she organization from Jan. s TO Jan. 81.
During that time fifty-two families we're
supplied with groceries. the total cost being
SlG6. y; an old lady vas provided for.
costing S653; siIty-ssvea men living
IN shantiss received groceries costing SOL. 90;
forty-fve with mea So. 20; thirty with
lodging costing gL8 There we're I27
meals and fortv-ono beds furnished fos
men. costing Sl2 40. the total eHpendi-
turss being x2sI83. Mr.. Nav also
distributed 252 = ticles Of clothing. The
Associated Charities leaves what are known
as chronic caaes-thoss that have been
county charges for q long while with the
county auditor. and that official also at
tends 30 she distribution OF fuel.
A week ago the work test was put into
operation bg the agent. This works IN
this way: A man apple Tor help; ho 10
able 10 work, bot SAYS can 1ud none
lie is put TO work for ne city. II Lo re-
cents ami does his work the society fur
nishes him supper bed and breakfast.
This work consists In clearing side walks.
crossings and jobs Of like character Tic
tTst jay the system was inaBRurated there
was biz falling OF In applications; but
now from twenty Eve % thirty are taken
are Of each day uuds' ths system.
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In the matter Of loud sounding ora
tory the republicans had the boat OF the
closing debate in the houss on the VIII
son tariff bill Reed is more OF a stump
speaker than either Crisp or Wilson,
capable Of that sort Of harangue that
splits tie ears Of the groundlings ana
makes the unskllful laugh, but also
makes the judicious grieve. Crisp and
Wilson are much better informed on the
tariff question than the man from
Maine, and ADLER 20 present facts and
statistics fortified by argument, logic
and good reasons, but not set out IN
that robusiious way that pleases popu-
lar gatherings Reeds reasons are as
two grains Of wheat in two bushels OF
chat, and to &c. at them 1t is necessary
to undergo fully rs much labor as IN the
discovery OF the two grains Of wheat
Reed closed the debate for the repuoli-
cans with political defamation.
Crisp and Wilson closed il fer the
democrats with thoughtful discussion OF
vital economic principles.
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into foreign lands. Faminel are canseu
by want OF water, which irrigation en-
ables man himself 20 provide ana thu'
obviate this great soourge OF the ma
tions.
And besides il has been demonstrated
that irrigation will pay in oil the states
in this belt We have already men
toned the complete success Of expert
ments made on meadows IN Maine many
years ago. Irigating bitches once con
structed are a perpetual insurance
against the loas Of crops 10y drought
Montana then has several advantages
over all the states in this belt for asr'-
cultural pursuits We have less snow
and our stock need less feeding; ana
our farms can be opened quicker and at
less expense, and crops raised by irrisa-
ton, are greater than those by the
rains alone.
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THE
HOME QUEEN

the and best treatise Cookery Domestic Econ
omy Table Etiquette, Hygiene of the Home, etc. Two
thousand choice recipes will be found under the proper
headings Aside from the recipes the following topics
carefully treated Food and Health, Foods IN General,
Table Etiquette the Morning Meal the Midday Meal,
the Evening Meal, Party Suppers, Table Napkins and
How to Fold Them, How to Carve, How to Select
Meats Hints Housekeepers, Diseased and Aduerated
Food Warming and Ventilation, Drainage and Sewerage,
Poisoning, Drowning and Accidents and Dsniectants.
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Bur seventeen out OF pa democratic
members Of the house proved recreant
to their pledges to the people. 1t Is to
the infinite credit Of the democratic
newspapers Of the country that but one
o them deserted the party under the
kind Of pressure brought to bear by
tariff barons
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On and after Jan. 23 the Northern Pacific
will sell tickets from Helena 10 San Fran
cisco and return. on account Of the Mid
water fair, a. the rats OF $62. %. WhIoh in
c.udea five admission coupona 20 the fair
ticket- do not allow stoi overs and are
limited Tor retain passage thiTtY days from
date ~ sale.
The regularsiK months excursion tickets
o. rau Francisco trd Los Angeles AMI ro-
turn will be solt on the 10Th OF each month
as heretofore.
For further particulars sleeping ear res
ervations, etc, call o. or address
A. ID. EDgAR.
Gent AT. n. =. H. r.,
Corner Main anu Grand streets
uelana. Mont
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GEARY, Of California, the author Of
the Chinese registration act, is the only
democrat west Of the Mississippi river
who voted against the Whoa bill
When il comes TO the tariff he takes a
Chinese view OF things
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No IMPARTIAL mind can contemplate
that unprecedented scene Of enthusi-
asm in the house when the Wilson bill
was passed and ooncede for a minute
that the great democratic party is
wavering in its loyalty to the cardinal
doctrine Of tariff reform.
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EVERYBODY IN
ON THIS OFFER

Having practically supplied the Unexpectedly heavy
demand from readers for this best of all cook books
TIE INDEPENDENT has made arrangements with the
publishers of the "Iome Queen" whereby 1t IS enabled
throw the opportunity open to everybody subscriber
or not This $3.50 book be had for $I2s, cash
with order. This opportunity will only be open few
days until dispose of the few copies on hand.
Remember, $I25
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Romiitances al the risk OF suhscfinsr unless
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VALIANT keeps his head remarkably
well during the excitement IN France.
1t is now arranged that he will lose it
Monday II the axe is sharp.
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Glass stand lamps FOR 2oc at The Zee Hive.


Andrew Woods, proprietor Of the Helena
hotel barber shop. has removed g. 3f /.
South Main street, nsTt 20 Losb d Bros.
Dir. Woods large patronage i guarantes
for the good WORK dsns b. him.
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'77-'' - = - v Ut = ~
On and after January 23l the Union Pa
oihc viii sell round trip tickets. Helena 70
san Francisco iaoludinR ave admissions
% she fair groundsJ limited 20 thirty days
continuous passage IN each direction nj
rate Of 4GL50. On the 1Jth Of each month
round d. tickets will also be on sale, lin
tied 90 six monihs With stopoyeg privileges
en- route. az rate 41J.
Passengers going via Ogden are only two
niRhts en- route. Take the Pullman dining
and buhsi car route, thereby saving time
and expense
For through sleeping car reservation
aud IN the Information. call or address
No. IS North Main street Helena. Mont.
II. .. Wusos.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
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SOME SAMPLES

The above are taken random from the alone
Queen Cook Book, the best publication of the kind
put the market and also much the cheapest secured
through the INDEPENDENT great offer, which will remain
open only short time longer, the entire edition of the
book being rapidly taken by the women of the
country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
BANANAS IN
CREAM.

Make with boiling water quart ofstrong lemonade,
using only the juice of the lemons soak half box geane
hour in small cup of cold water stir it into the boil
ing lemonade and where it will cool but harden
three bananas lengthwse in halves and lay them in
mold with cold water with half the Jelly and
mold ice till jelly is set, then slice three and
pour on remainder of Jelly. Serve with soft
mustard. MRS ELIZA ID. RICHARDS,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Butte City, Mont
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Now, governor, al! the industrial in
terts.s of Montana are pending in the
senate Of the United States, and there
is that vacant seatl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

IL parliamentary, we would like to
ask Boutelle il be has ever heard Of the
Wisconsin man whose mouth is growing
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MONTANA
BROWN BREAD

One pint meal, pint Graham flour, one and
a half pints milk (sweet will do) half pint dark
molasses teaspoon SALT and half teaspoons Soda
three four hours. Can be steamed any time
MARIAN ID. COOPER,
Alternate Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Bozeman, Mont
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TENNESSEE
CORN CAKES

One pint meal, one egg spoon cooked hon.
my little salt, half teaspoon soda; add buttermik
make rather thin batter bake in moderate
MRS. b. w. BARNWELL,
Sawanee, Tenn.
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TO TELL GOOD
EGGS.

Put them in water, if the big end turns up they
fresh. This is infallble rule distinguish good
egg from bad one
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pqg.saso ha, for 81 at The Zoe Hive thu.
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READ THIS TO
YOUR WIFE

And tell her it is the way your mother used to cook
things She will probably tell you 60 and get of
your mothers cooking But she will try the recipes and
will after bless the day that you brought The
Worlds Fair Souvenir alone Queen" Cook Book
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HELENA. NON. FER ;. so

y-Montanisns abroad viii always hnd lur
DAILY INnrrrNnENr on file AZ their faverite
hotels Fifth Avenue and metropolitan. New
York. West. Minneapolis. baldwin and PALACE
San Fr.nei,eo. McDormott. Butte, Leland Hotel
springfield. M