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Trimming for n sailor"

A novel trimming for the straight
brims of the sailor hat. which has an
enduring popularity, consists OF pro-
jecting loops OF black lace insertion,
wired to keep them in place. The con-
sentative trimming for the broad
brimmed sailor hat. which is this sea-
sons manifestation of these hats, Is a
rosette or a cluster OF flowers on each
side, with broad, low, four-looped bow
posed straight in front or at the back.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Drinking Water on the bridge.

To the Editor:
Can you not sdd TO the many good deeds and
ofces you have performed for the public henent
one little might say, great item. 1t Is the
iulrodu' ton Of drinking water stations on the
brooklyn Bridge platforms and promenade; also
on the trains There is no reason why the public
should he denied that convenience. think that
the travelling public would hail 1t as great
boon, instead Of being compelled. as at present,
to quench their thirst by pstroniaing lsger-beer
saloons either entering or leaving the bridge
structure
THOMAS F. MURPHY Brooklyn
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review. But one essential piece Of In
formation IL omitted from tho storics.
No one has thought to tell what hocdm"
of the mosquitoes.
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AGNEso- REPUBLlQuE
The Way She Met Him.

To tie Editor:
viii you kindly advise me what TO do There
II a gentleman that know, but | never in
trOduced to him He goes to the same church
| go To, and know him by name. How
came to know him IL rather strange. II seems
that I was laughing at something that &C
CURED, and he came along and laughed too
I looked at him, thinking he vas rather
cheeky. but he tipped his hat and smiled and
then walked on The next time him lie
tipped again, and not knowing what to do I
babe him tho time Of day. So 1t now
that I commencing to like him, and
would like to know how I can tell II he likes
me or not. He passes my house quite often
and 1t seems that ! always happen to be on
our stoop, Of course. He never talks az |
always have company with me. Please tell me
what you think Of him. am anxious to
know. BELLE METAL brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Another Rhymester.

To the Editor:
The following Is submitted as solution OF
80 Bren's." which appeared in your esteemed
paper OF the 18th inst:
The sun on the day that O'Brien took his stroll
Must have been strong enough to scorch up his
soul
And n the rule In his pocket a shadow could
cast.
Either the rule is freak or his pocket won't last.
Besides, O'Briens puzzles as thin as his pocket
Sixty feet the poles length, not count
ing its socket. NDlSSAC,
BROOKLYN, ~ Y
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six Girls Want Him.

To the Editor:
What would some Of your readers do II they
were in my boots Here ain with six gIils,
all asking me TO 10 to the same picnic with them.
They all know each other, but don't know this
| am anxious to go, but how I dispose Of
nye, after | decide on oneH ! cannot take
them all as am very peaceable and quiet and
don't court disturbances. VIII some Of your dip,
lomats help me out' FREDDY
East Thirty seventh street
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Lucky Boston Women.

Boston has a five-cent restaurant r
women. 1t was suggested by the SUI
cess of a similar clearinghouse for men.
Such places are not supplied with all
the delicacies of the season, but they
sustain life, and that has been some
thing since last Autumn.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Upon six ounces OF loaf sugar and
pint OF chopped Ice pour bottle OF
Chambcrtin into "A glass punch bowl
Stir with silver punch ladle and let II
dissolve. Upon this pour bottle OF
champagne-one of the lesser brands
and serve as soon as possible. 1T Is
generally made on the table, so that
the partakers drink during the eTer-
vescence.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Ir the theories Of certain constitutional
sharps are correct. the Constitution of
these United States must now be sadly
In need If repairs, having been fractured
BY the President when he used the army
at chicago. ana having been fractured
again when the President wrote letter
10 Congressman Wilson. Yet the Repub-
lie SIN lives.
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Line plain, well-buttered mould with
sponge fingers cut in even lengths, pressl
ing them well to the sides OF the mould;
mix to the cool pulp of a quart of goose.
berries tboiled with sugar and little
water and passed through rhe sieve)
half pint of whipped cream, and half
an ounce of isinglass dissolved in little
milk; pour this into u mould and keep
in a cool place till set. then turn out
on to glass dish.
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The N7isfit Farms n.

To the Editor:
think MIR. Maher has Incorrectly stated his
problem OF the two farms as square plot OF
ground containing IS acres would have sides
SO $3.50 plus rods In length, and not 60 as he
states hut II he assumes that the 1sacre farm
has sides so rods long then the smaller farm
would have by proporton) sides 20 rods long,
but correcting his mistake get 5ll. 22SS plus
feet as the length of side OF the smaller farm.
SAMUEL LORD, 5?5 Brooke avenue, Mott Haven,
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BRAIN FRESHENERS.

fTMs column "a Nor mathematical p~ob,e~s. O~iy
he poprldr hnd thai and refresh the urntda
faculties and do no, require elaborate dl5etrdtc sou
tion UA BE rr,n,ed our TYPE does no include
al3ebran agns, 30 Il r1a be impossible TO g,~
nnrrrs IN uhieh he~ are uset The nan,es Of NE
frs I'm per,ons send,n5 correct ,ol,a.ons vta be
p'tnted Address dnsre- 10 - lrobL-ns. Ercn,no
EorLd, p o. boz ., 49,. Nc,o York Ciy'l
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Harry Must lie IL Gump.

To the Editor:
have been keeping company with = girl
about nine months, and have never as yet
asked her for her steady company. Would It he
rlght for me to ask her now And when leave
her at night she often refuses me kiss. / would
like to ask II al. is right In SO doing'
HARRY
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SUNDAY. JULY "a.
No Holes in Cnrncgie's Bed.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has a bed
adapted from flrst-empire model, In
which the motive is taken from cornu-
copiae. Four of them meet in the mid
die Of the bed, and curve upward into
low posts holding bunches of French
lilies. 1t has no canopy. This beauti-
full piece of furniture was made in Eu-
rope. There are no holes in it
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legs yellow. the bird is young: II the bill
Is white and the legs have a blush cast.
the bird is too old for the table. When
pigeons grow red-legged they are old.
The capon is known by short and pale
comb. thick rump and breast and a
fat vein on the side of the breast. When
young. the spurs will be short and tho
legs smooth
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Another Look mt the Farms.

To the Editor:
II Is are formed into square, and each Of
its sides measures 50 rods. these IS acres must
contain COxsO rods or 3 500 square rods. Since Is
acres contain 5000 square rods onc-third as
many. or acres would contain one-third OF GOO
square rods. 200 square rods. Since acres
contain Loo square rods and as these acres form
a square, each OF It's sides would be the square
root Of 200 square rods. or "a a Plus rods.
NJ VEIL, l2i East Eighty-seventh street.
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The Tracks of Wheels.

To the Editor:
In turning one horse chaise within circle
OF certain diameter IT was observed that the
outer Wheel made three turns while the Inner
wheel made two. The wheels we're Of equal height
and supposng them fixed at the distance Of i've
feet apart on the axle tree. what was the cir
conference uf the track surihed by each wheel ?
7. nENlEM. 50l East F0urteenth street.
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More Curious SIN.


To the Editor:
In reply To Il. +. Pick would say that the num-
her Il 3tS $40, II multiplied by any multiple OF
9 up 10 81. will produce product containing only
the factor OF the multiplier which with makes
H. Thus Q times 70. 3i56 SO produces lll1ll III:
IS times produces 49,, 222 22,, 81, A HAAS.
adj
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Cane for Gray Crcpon Gown.

A pretty idea for gray crepon gown
is "A cape of primrose MORE, cut square
across the back, elongated in front and
turned down on the shoulders after the
fashion of Mary Stuart and trimmed on
the edge with lace.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Baked or broiled poultry is too fine
to eat with vegetables; such dainty
meats as broiled chicken and SQUAD or
roast duck should be served as course
with a French dressed salad.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Eight Weights VIII DO 1t.

To Tie Edltcr:
Eight weights, viz. pound, pounds. pounds
81 pounds, 81 pounds, 2i3 pounds 72s pounds
oSl7 pounds, making total Of g. $50 pounds. will
weigh any number II pounds between and 3.2so
r. l. BRIGGS. 1911 Lexington avenue, city
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Punch Au The.

Put into punch bowl a lemon zei
and its juice with six ounces of sugar
two teaspoonfuls of rum and a small
tumbler Of brandy. Upon this pour q
quart of well-made, strong tea and pass
through sieve into a glass punch JUS
half filled with chopped ice. Serve with
a slice of lemon in each cup.
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To brighten Life.


, g.. ,,,. aud cbcap Twins
Iuestton and try What ron he done not "hy "
improve ourselves who arc hard ""rhlhs p'"Pr
b To draw the attention ~ our ron men u" "'
good they could 30 WITH ih'ir lm'urhS' r."''
md which. y done would surely max" wv"
AR happier IN knowing they have 'he'i'i Wv
iearts and fed the slomdrhs ~ th'N'"'HS' ~
you not think the following NIUE poem ""n''
- worth their reading, and aI~ many VINO 'HN'
IN interest IN Your letter column
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Water Pudding.

Moisten three tablespoonful or corn
starch in a little cold water. Pour over
one pint of boiling water. Cook just one
minute; add half cup of sugar, and pour
this over the we'll beaten whites OF three
eggs. Stir In one pint OF fruit turn into
a mould and stand away until cold
Serve either with custard made from
the yolks of the eggs and pint OF
milk or with plain cream. Then the
yolks may be used for sauces or saiaaA'
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Severe Sentence for George"

To the Editor
The gentleman, who signs himself George"
should 80 and Put In application in some
lLnatic asylum. And for any young man that
keeping company for twenty-five months
without popping the question: he ought to be
hung a line to dry. MANANlC,
Seventy nth street and Avenue A.
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What Are the Numbers?

To the Editor:
What two numbers are those II from two times
the square Of the first their product be subtractod
there will be remainder OF s. and the sum Of
two times the square Of the second and three
times their product is s.. RRICKLAYER.
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How Can He Tell 1t?

To 'he Editori
viii some one tell me how l can prove my
love for a young lady have been keeping
company with for nearly two yeau' She will
believe me In anything else I tell her but that.
CONRAD.
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The Pullman Company declares n .
per cent. quarterly dividend. as usual.
Rents at Pullman also remain at the
usual figure.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Poor Patrick MCGOWAN. padded 10
death, is added 10 the list of Brockway
victims. And Brockway still rules, by
grace of Flower.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Although the London theatrical season
wanes, the Saturday dramatic letter in
The Evening World'' remains interest
ing and rc"sy.
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statesmen guarantee that 1t will not turn
a bad color in rain, sun or the spray. Al
the seashore the little idlers scamper
about the beach and board walks in sail
cloth shoes
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Give ~ Rule.


To the Editor.
How IL this for brain reviver? A triangle
ami point within it being given, give rule
that will establish the centre OF circle whose
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Navy Serge.

Sun. salt water, sand-nothng Will
hurt the navy serge now being used for
children's outing suits. it comes from
England in blue, white and black, and
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Senator Smith. of New Jersey since
his speech Of yesterday, Is strongly re-
mindful OF tine man in the moon, who
came down too soon.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

The resumption Of work at Pullman
was the signal for the resumption of
rioting. This is not as it should be
The cause Of labor has no worse enemy
than the resort to riuting.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Relief from the garbage nuisance VIII
not be complete until the garbage n
hnrncl
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before Rudyard Kipling began to write
poetry about 1t.
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Even II Diver is turned down It will be
no sign that Tammany conscience has
turned up.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
PhOtograph-HoIder

Art linens and camp-chalrs are put to-
gether with ribbons, tacks and whip
cord for the photograph-hold AT
cot tons may be bought in the upholstery
The evening world., 1894-07-21

To be partisan Is to be politically sell
lsh when New Noiks municipal redemp-
ton is the issue.
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Senator Hill is still something OF n
Democrat after all
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circumference will pass through the given poin
and touch either two Of the three sides.
WILLIAM WARD. so Stockton street, Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Now Glue Trust has come up to try
Its sticking qualities.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Hills advice to the Senate Is good
advice. 1.-The tire to yield is now"
The evening world., 1894-07-21

1t Is evident that free iron would enter
the soul of the conservative" Senator.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

For entertaining gossip OF the
turf. the ball neid aS,, the ring
read the O'Clock Ed n nd the
sporting Extra of eninE
World.
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Readers of TIE EVENING WORLD tearing
The city for The hot months shouid Snd in their
addresses and huw the LlENING WORLD
mailed 10 them regularly.
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+ : ]! ::::iji::::Z;As'':5

This column Is for everybody
who has a complaint to make, In
formation to give, subject of gen.
eral interest to discuss or public
service to acknowledge. and who
can put II into 100 words or less.
Long letters cannot be prlnted.l
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-19
THE FLYNN BENEFIT.

Indications Are That It WIN he = Great
success.
From the way that the tickets are going
there can be no doubt but that the benefit
for tho Flynn family at the opera house
Satui day night will be a great success.
The programme has already been published.
The comedietta. The Happy Pair" which
is 90 be given by Miss Belle klsi and G. n.
Douglas was hlst PLAYED before Queen
Victoria by the Ksndalls, and 40 plassd
her that she had 10 iepsated. The chorus
20 DO rendered By the Cathedral choH will
be the famous Soldiers Chorus" from
Faust. The double quartette OF ladies will
give the arrangement Of Annie Laurie"
which was 40 we'll received last winter.
these, with the other features OF th3 p o.
eramrae. which have already been men
t.onea, will make mOst interesting even
ing's entertainment The sale of sets be-
Qlns tomorrow.
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In Selecting His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road


In selsoting His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road
That aforls excellent AMI most comfort
able fsoilitias-"Ths Milwaukee"
That trayersss delightful and pietur-
esqus portion Of the eountry-"Ths Mi
waukee."
That has-and meTits-ths reputation Of
strength and rsliabilits The Milwaukee,"
That enjoys popularity and ~ STAN psd
with public approvRl-"rhe Milwaukee"
That has substantial rORdbed aud most
frequent train ssrVioe-"Ihe Milwaukee"
nat ieEardL always. the comfort, esss
and safety OF its patfons-"lh he Milwau-
kss."
4 hat furnishes the latest private com
pArtment cars and latest library buffet
smoking osrs-"The Milwaukee"
that furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cara fres reclining chair cars aud
sumptuoas dining oars-"Ths Milwaukee,"
That has e1clusivs use OF the electric
barth reading lAmp-"Ihs Milwaukee"
hv Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more too. liza trains ars veatibuled
heated by steam. electric li1htsl ami un-
surpassed in luxurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow the
people and you cannot be IA from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
J. /, CONLKY, Asst. Gsn. lass. ACT
-. Paul. Minn.
NoTF.-FiVs trains daily from Twin Cit.
les 20 Chicago one TO st. Louis and one 20
Kansas CITY.
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TWO DAMAGE SUITS


One for IDJury 20 Character. The other for
fnjury 10 Nors ga
Elmer +. Weaver, one Of the trainmsn
who vas arrested last fall Ia connect
with the robbsries from Montana Genital
freight cars, has brought suit IN the dis
trict court against that road eni the Great
Northern, asking 81. 800 damages for ma
licious prosecution and damage 10 his char
Eeter. Weaver states N his complaint shat
ne vas arrested on Oct. G. 1888. ~ The in
stance OF she gene 81 sgont ga the road. D.
II. Langley. ana General klg1 e, the c1nl.
IAuy's dsteetlve on thu charge 81 Gran &
larceny. ia spent SIX daya ami Llclts 3.
jail. AMI as he lfel4mtnarr eznm4uati- Il
ne charge was dismissed. On Nov ls
WIS reurrestsd on another charge ia con-
uectlou With toe same onenaa hu ] feIa ss4
also dismissed. Ga NOV. l0h was a .rs.,e
a4d taken hlnlouisd 20 Jefferson csulfv
on sImllnr charge. which tie county az
toruey ~ Jeae sou couutY dnm4s.eI liza
states that re nus bssu % s1ms er4-usa h,
employing coLnsa. aud that tae uubI.otv
given TO Lis arrest has caused < cas- mar
% bis name aud reputation.
Martin Eaiouog has brought au.f agstnat
the Montana Central Railway G .nipau, 49,
$1,000 damages. lie alleges that h. wss
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Personal.

Miss Sally Power has arrived homo from
San FrHncisco.
Thomas q. Merrill. commissioner 70
hontana at the Miiwintef lair. IL confinsd
80 his home by illness.
A. J. Shores, vios-l res dent Of tho Mon
tana Cential railway, ana IT'S counsel al
Great Falls, "a at he Helena.
w. n. Sutherlin. OF White SulphuI
SprinGs, editor OF the Rocky Mountain
husbandman. Is in the city on a visit.
Louis 4. Sanders aud Norman d. Hotter
reaohed heiena yesterday. after a trip 70
Washington. New York aud New England.
Rev. fTeder Ok i. Webb and family left
over she Northern Pacific yesterday mo n
lug for hia new Geld in Minneat oils. Many
OF the members OF bis old congregation at
st. Peters we're At the depot to see tins
rector and his family of.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence IS due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; ehectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 90 cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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-Four OF the Butte Bser HAN Men Ask
Habeas Corpus Wrifs.
Applications for " its OF habsaa corpus
we're asked OF the supreme court yesterday
on behalf OF Peter Hansen. Charles
Marion. Neil McGinnis aud II. S. Barrett
four Of the Battle beer hall men convicted
April II OF keepins rooms where liquors
we're sold and women allowed TO congre
gate. TheV say in their applications that
they offered 70 give bail pending an APP
peal, bns that the district court Refused 20
accept Is. The grouad of their Hpplioa-
ton To- habeas corpus 10 that the Law under
which they wee convicted Is unoons'itu-
tional. The writs are made returnAble on
tuesday next.
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County Attorney Nolan has filed an in
formation agsinst Anthony thinner. Chss.
Reed James Luke and Andrew J. Kelly.
charging them with grand larceny in steal
ing Two colts from Peter WeiEand on
March l3 last.
An information has been filed against
Joseph spratt, charging grand larceny IL
10 claimed that hs stole gold watch valued
at $50 from Lille Bartlett on March last.
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NCTICr - OfTICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
AZ LOWS ana clarke county. Montana sealed
hids WiI4 BE- received up q 10 % ciaok a M .
hursuaB uril -. itai. for the grad AZ % What
b. know Ghs v OF creek wsshnnt ruad. near
Wolf 90. EnntanA according 10 surF yor' ;
plat aaH Feu 'rt 90 hia ia this otica Tho board
81 tunl.l cgmfnissienegs reserve tho right 10 re-
fsct ~ B. 2 40 hdE
8 , order u the bard.
}. =. 1OOKER County CLARK
Dated Helena. March a Isg4
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liAoPosALS FOg WAGON TRANspOHTA-
Non -ufhca % hiof Oua-fermNstar. e.
nattment OF a ssotA r.. Paul Nina. Marcel al.
sasl pfoposAs for wagon t.snsporia-
h'ca. year ending June 20 isss Will - /. csira
we once until "A o'elarE a m. on -.
SO deT - April. isA. and opaund ihen.
'rla iprins q pr-Do ais with fun instfutt ols
q oida-fs VIII 10 Furnished on applis ltion b
~ oinoA JON " lOfFA.
'suAftsrmAA'of' U. :. A. Chisf Qusrtsrmastsr.
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exercised employing
Of depends entirely
attorneys
tanned counsel practice and therefore
Make TrsdeAs
cprss Render GIiaona ard Validity Of Patents
nirngsms tits
IyOu or
advised Models
Il
Infringement by
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employed 30 keep the track Gear IN ths
Wooivillo tunnel. On Dec. rs last p,rt 81
the ioof OF the tunnel fell. inlurinR him TO
such an extent that hs has bsen disabled
syar aince.
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W II sutherlin. White W Dodge, Winston
Sulphur Spsings Mrs Dodge. Winston
Je- /, Kais ton, Mays II N collins. Mafys-
willie vile
l. 4 Mcneil, Boulder q Dewey. Miaioula
J L kobsoa, Living ION Davis Kemp istle
has "A Nest Gem, J 4 Lugan, Dubuque
Idaho lows
II nitehey Tisnarck Ia Kennedy, Iedfor
krank Murray, Marys- Mrs kenLedy, ledford
Vile Nm 5 Maiden klk-
Ed " aters. flkhorn horn
John george. IlkAorn !. ID aviss, Nlekes
4 Kelly butte J " herlock. haders
.. ID / ar4or. Chicago burg
VIM Wallace. new Chas Hosfeldt Town
hicaxo send
Thos Mainwaring. Denver 1 & Nillox, ctr
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TO-DAY Queen Victoria and
suite leave Florence for Coburg.
The Royal party will attend
the marriage of Princess Vic
toria of Saye-Coburg, to the
Grand Duke Ernest Louis Of
Hesse. Both are grandchildren
Of the Queen, so that this we'd
ding is quite as much a family
affair as the union of Prince
George Of Wales to Princess
Victoria Mary of Teck, lineal
descendants Of George III.