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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Deer Lodge will be represented at the
great silver convention to be held at Des
Moinrs, Iowa, by Dir. A. IL. Mitchell and
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

BUSi NE.>.S CARDS.
J H. MEYERS
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
practice in all the courts Of the state. Ofc
west side OF Court Square. Deer Lodge
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AiAAo' " VI. Diiuht3H Ul AVOn mas been visiting
Deer Lodge friends this week.
Paul Mitchell has been suffering for some days
past with an abscess in his head,
B. r. Brown, public administrator, was trans
acting business in Deer Lodge Thursday OF this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hoss came over from Philips
burg last Saturday to visit relatives and friends
in Deer Lodge.
Edward Simpson. superintendent of the Mann
MOTH was in town this week. He says everything
looks well at the mine.
Mrs ]. 2. Dunsethtas been suffering from an
attack OF Id grippe this week. but was reported as
much improved yesterday.
Dr. G. S. Cranson expects Mrs Cranson TO ar
rive on today's train from the east, where she
has been visiting for several months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Larabie returned Thursday
morning from their California tour. Mrs Z. S.
Stackkpole remained in Portland to visit with her
sister.
Miss Alma NIenard has returned from a visit
OF several weeks with her sister ana friends in
Butte. She was accompanied by Miss Ayotte OF
that city.
Rev. Britt returned from Bozem;ll, Monday,
where he went to attend the district conference.
He says there was good sleighing In Bozeman
when he left.
Mrs. BraZeton and Miss Rose O.Nlalley at
tended the opening performance OF the Patti
Rosa engagement III Butte. They were guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Wells.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17
College Notes.

Lieut.. and Mrs. Ahern will leave for
Washington, d. G., tomorrow. The
faculty gave them a farewell at the col
lege parlors last evening.
Miss Anna Dignan, of Three Forks,
Gallatin county, has lately entered the
college for special course in music and
French
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

MIS-. Y. r. Birdseye, of Avon, has been visiting
Deer Lodge friends this week,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Owing to the rcctor's absence to fill his
regular appointment i'll Granite and Phil
ipsburg, there will be no services in st.
james church tomorrow, except the
Sunday school at lO.30 II. III.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs S E. Larabie returned Thursday
morning from their California tour. Mrs Z. S.
Stackkpole remained in Portland to visit with her
sister.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Wanted BY colored man, just from
Indiana, job on a ranch; sober, steady
and Industrious: has always worked on Il
farm and is IL first class hand with stock.
Address: George EEvISE,
80 2t Care NEW NonTIIw EST.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Bishop L. r. Brewer was in Deer Lodge
Monday and Tuesday of this week on his
annual visit. He preached to Il good
audience on Tuesday evening, at which
meeting two persons were confirmed.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Wiley Mo1lntjoy, who went east from
Deer Lodge several months ago with a
carload Of horses, writes us from Aida,
Ncb., that he expects to remain III that
State for some time.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

To the ladies of Deer .o,lmc aud vicin-
i'N: | am NOW receiving new spring
millinery goods every week. and shah be
pleased to have you call and eNalnne
them. Mrs. j. L. LEWIS.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Paul Mitchell has been suffering for some days
past with an abscess in his head,
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DR.. c. S. Cranson expects Mrs. Cranson TO ar
rive on todays train from the east, where she
has been visiting for several months past.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

sold Bristow," one of the best known
horses in this section Of the country,
died last Saturday in Deer Lodge. He
was sired by Montana Chief, dam Effie,
by Country Gentleman, and had record
of2.41. Joseph Lodge and Samual Beau
mont purchased him about seventeen
years ago of J. S. Pemberton, and the
demise of good, honest, old Bristow is
not only deplored by his owners, but by
a large number Of old time friends and
admirers in this section.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

"A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. H. Loper, a
well known druggist Of Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. At times the
pain was so severe that he could not lift
anything. With all he could do he could
not get rid of it until he applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Il only made three
applications of it," he says. "And have
since been free from all pain" He now
recommends it to persons similarly afflic-
ted. It is for sale by J. H. Owings
Druggist. 80. I'm
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

The services for the next week (lloly
as follows: Morning service daily except
Monday ut 1890; Evening service We'd
neslay and Friday ut 1.3o.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

MT. and Mis-. l.. R. Hoss came over from Philips
burg last Saturday to visit relatives and friends
in Deer Lodge.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Edward Simpson, superintendent of the Nam
moth, was in town this week. He says everything
looks well at the mine.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

B. .. Brown, public administrator, was trans
acting business In Deer Lodge Thursday OF this
week.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Mrs. j. 7. Dunseth has been suffering from an
attack OF Id grippe this week, but was reported as
much improved yesterday.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

A Great Falls correspondent of the
Standard of Wednesday morning says
.'the whereabouts Of David lIeaton is
asked by his father, now dangerously i'll
at Eairtipll Iowa.
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NTAPTON Il NAPTUN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ot1ice-Room Y. over keinschmldt Il Bros
store Deer Lodge Montana.
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Thoroughly oyerhauled, Repaired and Renovated
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This is the last article will write in reply to
Mr.. Britt. IT he desires to debate some OF these
questions let his church select their man and the
opportunity will be given.
Yours, very truly j. t. GHORMLEY.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

The people Of Deer Lodge should make
a strong effort this spring to get Il good
wagon road into the Royal district. There
should also be Il good road made from
Avon to Deer Lodge.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

Rcv. \. Johnston will preach at the
PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow morning
at | o'clock on the subject Of the mode
OF baptism. The next Sunday he will
preach on infant baptism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Mr.. aud Mrs. EDDY entertained Gran.
bnry's nuehfe club 81 thcir home on East
Bridge street last Friday night.
An extra nice social WAS giypp ~ the
mansion ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Gordon
on East poah street last Thursday night
complimentary 10 Bliss Crowell compton
Of Fort Worth Those ln Attendance
were Mises bessie ilishlowcr. Rose
sllsrs, IOsie Kerr. Lilly ianllH Alice
Bush. Ii1zla Morris. 'rnwell Compton,
Birdie Anderson; Nesrr. tla- iisil-
tower. Frnuk Salmon !. w, DnNnl.
Ien Nuit. ~. II Coopcgff, Watts
Henry Davidson. Jim MeDariy. Jack
Mcijaughfy ~ brentwood
Mr.. Jack Metiaughey Of brentwood
IL vldtina relatives and friends here.
ono on ihe most pleasant nfairs Of
tae season was giYen at Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Is. McGnuehey's. A hanqnet gwen
81 Inc young mru complimentary -
Anproiriate to9sts were made. Jno.
IIiner camf first on "Granbury b
lfour funded" which was short and
nojntsd and met with hearty applause
AOur Lady FiendS' next BY u II.
Ce9oer. vas wei received. The Fare
wcli' was by Castor cogdell ltecita
tlon4 ~ Misses lizzie Critics, Crowel
Csmp,m and Mr A.. w. Crockett
were greatly enjoyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
Texas Society.


One Of the ewcllest hons Of the winter
Mas gwen InnrN4N evening IN cgmph.
MR1eht 70 ne beautiful and ,accemrlehed
Nus; Mlss Marea In9mpson 81 Nleyelhnu,
b lam, ing n,,s MUSE wF e ,afnis o ~ sae
Miss NIaree Thompson, pearl SIR, with
sA,p iilN Z, Nelye,, uanonu orhaWeh's,
MISS Ethel Jones, turquoise blue swiss.
WIZ silver Lace, So Ii, ,
NUS Minnie ihghman' PINK SILK win
uutc,ness MONT lac; "a,
gold ganse drapey.
Miss Mollie smith, Hannibal No.
plaagk mere9 ANTIQUE ana dlamonos.
MSS Annio Lee Jonea, pearl eloth com
hlne,d WIN ascension sath,
MISS Neuie beard, mode eloh conn
hned Win plnk and bottle green NciNet.
Miss Ethel Gates, tan cloth hlnpite
irooc,k, -, III IL.
lace.
Miss Sencea Ihompson' pretty gown o'
pr1Mn el9lh' -, -. 80
old blue velvet and gold,
Mrs .nrls, HANNIBAL NO. hahuson'
Mrs. .. +, Allen, gold brown satin
| Mrs, Frcsse Terrell, white hroadeloth'
With velvet. n -
uhe gentlemen appeared lh iul unnfsS,
] Those present werui M'ssrs NlacA
Gates Julian ToiiaferrG,, Jack Sale ",
Gates, Jr., Oryn,e Gates, Albert raAk.
ersly, WIN Terrell CAerlg,s sm'l y, 4 "
| huNh, FRANK hn.' IL h,gi, NN1 NNn'..a
Press Terrell, n II, Allen. Joe Arm
strong aud %. u; IhomAs'
| Miss Mnfeh -NunpfWs uN'vWpVlNON
by her sister, Miss Nrnc9 VIII leave
| for Cleveland, rcnn,. Mondny
Mn. Curtis ana MISS Mollle SinNn nl
| iianninai' Mo- IRE h''hg 'h'e''H'neu ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Tuesday evening the friends Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Il. O. Sanford were invited
10 attend reception complimentary 10
Miss Margucriotle Fuller, u charming
young lady Of McGrogor Tho guests
assembled early and found the pleasant
hostess ready 10 receive them, and &C
once began the nicely arranged program,
which consisted Of games Of various
kinds, ROTATIONS aud also some excel
lent vocal and Instrumental miisic roit
derpd by Temple talent, aud thus tlp mo.
menis sptd quickly and hhppily BY until
lutn hour, Whru Refreshments were
scryol and all found their way 10 the
dining room and purtook Of tue very
tcnipiing dolicaoics placed before theni
Tho following ladies aud sentlcmen
were present'
Misses Porter. Nichols. Glover, Moore,
Harris, GOodo aud Mrs. o, y Ores
ham; Mossrs. Hammcrsmith, Downs
Dazzling Chapman, Patton. Talloy llnh'
erts, Mcknight Gresham, McAlahan
liimmms and Wilcox,
"Wednesday afternoon from 2 TO I
O'Clock the ladica of iho lplseppnl
church give loniru lra NJ The luspitu'
be home of Mir. j. NJ Bass. Mrs.
Gray LOWS had charge Of the occasion
and is entitled TO much credit for u.
success. 1'lio affair was largely attended
by the young indies and Rimilcmcn OF thiH
city, ha wen ns several ladies' from Bel
ton. # was indeed a pleasant gathering
and "a nrat sum was realized for tlis
guild. The menu consisted " iieh, oyH
terra, shlnds olives, pickles, celery
chccsc, crackers, biscuit drnu aud cai'
noir.
Misses lguln Ghrnt and Lucy Wilsor
Of Bolton we're the guests Of Mr.. aud
/ Mrs. W. II. Wills this week.
Misses lommo Meiholn nnf
Clara Ilnacy paid Temple Tying visit
| on tho Sth Instant
Miss ll0re King Of Bolton spent sew
| ernl days in Temple this week the guest
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. W, ~ Hall
Miss Imogcnr Saunders Of Bolton y
/ the guest Of MIR. aud Mrs. j.. y,
| Smiihor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Mrs. Mills Of rc1arkana is visiting Mrs.
Edson la South Tyler
Mrs Mary 10 Evans has returned
homo after q lengthy visit TO friends
Mrs H. v. Hamilton, lr., has re-
turned from visit 10 relu!ves in Waco.
Miss Coldie riuuck has returned from
q visit to her sitter, Mrs. Davidson OF
lalestne
Miss Jessie McCord is homo after Wis
ting Mrs, Campbell nf Palestine.
Miss Kate White has returned 20 Pal.
eftine after spch,llng Saturday and sun
day with her parents
l'h0 Quld Nnncs entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home 0f Mrs H. y.
Jones, IN outh Tyler, The affair was
brilliant and The courses delightful. EN'
guisiic and nre cut flowers Decorated the
dining hall and a swcot orchestra OF
music played a soft accompaniment 60
The afternoons unalloycd pleasure.
Mrs. 9, w. kouua left Thursday for
her homo In NpclSa, Kan. She has been
vlsitiug her father, Mr.. w. q. Cain, for
tho past winter
Misses Lola and Ccleta Robertson re-
turned TO their home In Waco after Wis
/ itng their sister. Mira Cnno lnhusnn,
| Mr.. IL, -. Halsey icii Tuesday fol
rip TO Washington and New York.
| Miss Bottle Cason of Athens h visit
/ Ing in the city,
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PART TWO.

place had been wonderfully Transformed
by the brides devoted friends, into I
perfert ilOral bower Long garlauds OF
cvergrcenS were fcstonnel from the cell
ing 10 the lighted chandeliers. forming
pagoda-likc roof oscrarchmg tue altar
amt chAncel, which were most grace
fully twined with ivy and set with rare
and beautiful blooming plants. Suspend
ed by n rupc Of evergreen from the center
OF this tcuiplc, made by loves fingers
swung The golden wedding boil. made OF
beautiful Marohal Neil rostV and maid
lovely In France buds aud ferns. The
clApncr was formed Of one larm COM
pact aud pcrfect hyacinih tied with whilo
rlhhons, AT the appointed time. from
hohind an exquisite screen, came the
sweet melody OF the wedding march,
gers Of Mea Annie HINT As the
hands Of tho clock told the hour OF IL.
The ushcra, MrSrS, Illu Hunt aud Loon
Cleveland, opened the doors aud lph
the bridal party M tho two nisles OF the
church. IN the following order; Miss
Mngrc Hutchinson and Mr.. ] l. Griffin,
Miss Goargic Mlilcrah and Mr., w. ",
salmon un the left; Miss lee llnrrOd
aud Mr.. Sidney Smith and the bride and
rrpom w the right aisle. At the chancel
! they separated, tho groomsmcn passlna
/ 10 the right and the maids 10 the left,
forming very pretty tahlcauN. Afier
most impressive ceremony, performed
| hy Rev e. B. CarNr Of Dallas, the
party left the church In couples amid
/ heartfelt congratulations and loving fare.
wclls entered their carrlag,N nnh were
1 hastily driven TO Atlanta, there 70 start
| on their bridal tour TO st. Louis and
| Eastern pointA,
THE bride was most hocomingly and
stNliahly altred In n light grey travelling
/ drrs, with shoes, gloves and hat on
| exquisite GDlinircs, tho gift of the groom.
Miss Georgia MIlersh the maid o. honor
wlc n suit Of rich crimson cloth Miss
llnrrrud's drfso was beautiful crca'
tlon Of pale grey cloth, Miss Mnrrio.
sietcr " the bride, wore handsome COS
| tune Of light red apd hlnck. Tho
groom and attendants were worry hand
SOME, all Ia cults Of regulation black
The bridal presents were most tasteful
/ appropriate and costly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Of this Whole community 70 out TO Ut.
Walker and his little mothefless chill
dren. -
The mild and beautiful weather has
caused ali nature IN this vicinity 10 "a
siirne Al appearance Of spring ume
Flrlv gardens are 10 full blast, ana
promise abundant yield In the next lew
The Methodist church, which was
blown III lis foundation some time ago,
vii be replaced BY a substantial and
modern brick structure.
1,eneral approval il expressed Zero OF
40 Generally peaceful outcome Of this
,nes.ine called Tor the Baker and Alatock
,nr,rnii tees While this Is true Of Dem
ocrats OF both wings. the town y now ~
f9fed from center to circuniefelft over
M municipal election. wHlen Wil ~
INA on he 6rst Tneslay In April
There are Eve eandid4tes OF NJ -
W. y. A. Cotheld, -. ,. l ". ls.'i
H. G. Grayson, Jos. l,oeN ens, ..,.l aisi
q. G Dudley. There are also wv - ~,
didates for secretary -treasll ~, "a ~,
aor ana collector. city marshai am ~ ~.
attorney, and the fight lnogs1 srn''A N
enod naiured. Is fast ana ipilonr' ,,s.,s,,
| 9rrnanic honors. which nave Fery siltl.
nernniary annex. are no, p ~
soneht The situation. ereaieA 2 pN', ~
Tignie for the colored prVthtf' ~, Us ~
abent one-fourth Of me VOC Y u.. 49,.
1 ~ \. Ia his glory Luxunatce ~ nlsi'
'.nod lrsky and line cieaFs inn n eiy ~
- oelasion offers end siier ~. ~ ,t.
erallv votes the cold uckei from W 'N'
l sleeve,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

ON Friday evening ball was given az
ilic opera house. An interesting aud un'
usual feature was the program Of music
and ,ncdtaii0fs The dance WIS not
altogether a. delightful, ~ some Of me
nnsi popular helles were keeping Lent,
The cooking clhb met on Saturday
afternoon al Miss Anna BlnHchHrdH.
After the regular business d game of
crokinole was played aud u dainty lunch
Clnra Hely, Cora I.ee, Maulc Harris,
Florrie King. llllio James. Emma Blair
Maggie Cochrnn. Enla Client. Clara and
Hattie Denny. Anna and Emma binn'
ohnrd and Alrs \. X. Smith.
Miss Sadie Quinn WHO has been The
guest ~ Miss Clara Iieily for some weeks
das returned 10 her home M snn Angelo
Mss Alnrde Harris, who has been
visiting friends IN Dallas and Waco for
some months g 70 home again.
Miss Emma Blanchard Of Temple IL
visiting relatives 10 the city.
Miss Edio Smith is visiting hcr brother
ia IlOckdale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
wEATIilsRFoRp.

Mrs. Rhpa has returned from Gran.
bury, where she had heou attending her
Miss Mollie skies lcft Saturday for
Croasnn 10 visit sick relative. She
returned one day the past week,
Mrs,sla y. Emmons left Sunday AZ
tcrnoon to visit relatives In Corsicana.
Misses Emma Duke aud Sue Wilson
~ Mineral Wells were IN the city this
wcch un a enclnl visit
Mr. \. 4. Butts aud children returned
"Wednesday To Fort Worth, after spOnd-
ing u pleasant time here with relatives.
Miss Hattie Butts Of Fort Worth u
IN tho city, spending n iCw days With
tie family of her brother Mr.. lohn \,
BuuH,
visit TO her aunt Mrs. Macl, Roach,
returned 10 her home at Fort Worth this
wcek
Mira Boselc ilu,uc, while accompany.
INK her brother Judge H. W. Nichol-
son, 10 Jacksborp, was thrown FROM
the buggy, frarurnc her onlllrhUn0 and
receiving other slight injuries,
There was aurprinc party mnln Up
10 storm tho Residence Of Mrs. II. ~.
Patton 1furaday night and Il failed not.
II was intended ~ Il farewell comnll-
mcni In houor Of Miss l.cln Patton, who
early date for California, whore she will
go TO Welt relatives, The stormors were
well mot AMI Hospitality received and
entertained,
An entertainment was given Monday
night BY the llutlNH aid s1cicty OF the
North Side N0thOdlei church, 90 tho
residence of Mr. and Mrs John Coe.
for the benefit Of The NJ ~ church In
that part Of the city, Quite a number
OF young and elderly people participated
Ia the festivities N the hour. II ~ said
To hnYo been socially and financially a
aurrraa A nisuaiuu 4ntJdent Ia re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
rHoraHr HIM EXNPLAnY.
Myron Kniskcrns Son, However, Was
Detected Robbng q Store.

BY Associated Press.
Howe Cave. n. ", March TO- Burr
Merchant, a telegraph operator employed
in the station IN this town, was on his
way home about midnight last night.
when he saw n light flimmerng IN tho
store Of Parker Siingerlands. Merchant
orept 10 the window and saw two mon
holding burning mutcl. lilo went
quietly from house. 20 house and aroused
several men. They assembled AZ singer
lnnd's home, and after armlng themselves
with guns. pitchforfs and axes, the men
marched to the store.
II was agreed TINT Slngeflan1a should
enter the store. while the rest guarded
the outside The men snrronuded the
store. aud Slingerlnnds opened the door
and cried Hands upV A. ihe same time
Ne fired several shots ar raudoui. Hear
fng nothing. lights were procured. and
then the men found two boys cnTulhdnr
In the rear OF The store.
One OF the boys was the son Of hyr0n
KnisSeru, wealthy farmer NJ high
standing. His coinride N'ls . stranger.
whom he had enlisted in Che adventure IN
Schenectady
Articles found on KniFkefn proved that
be Is implicated Ia q series Of robheffH
Ia tbs county. Silngrridnds had been
end no one doubts that kuisAern has
been systematically robHng The place
lie has beab promincu' u church cir
cles, and has been regarded ~ an ex-
amplaFy youns man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Misses Norton aud llorycs, Who Love l,eot.
HIGHT ulam0f, Disappear iroui NpWSfA
md Cann0I DO Irneed.

iiy Assoolsted Prcssi
New YORK, March 0.'rwO pretty newark
girls hnre been nWai0fouAly absent ltpin
their homes sinrc Monday eYefinl Fen
mary 10 aud, iiLr tho ease ~ Lucy hhiuel's
eyary elfnrl u parpuis. friends aud police
hiss falls-i 10 bu of any avail ~ gciuhs
u lF6o ab@aieea are Aleiino horton and
Adfliur siultief. Eueh II sfycntrrn yours
Old. The former u tie s'cond dnnfh'rr OF
Charles Norion, lnp ~ the beat Known
anortinT men ~ tlir country, Who lives ht
No 5 lAbWiy street. Sha y about . iert
inches ia height, weighs ~ p9nhps, na ~
sil1rf curly ehoftuu brown hnlf and brown
cycs full sud rather Dalo face, and IL %
alsnder build ,-.,
Tiia Other Girl Il better knwpr ~ Adds
Reeves than by her own nniiic. nH hfr iaiu-
~ II one which has been CONNECTED WIN
fhc theatrical bulinCaHs aud Mhrii iifr
brothers adopted be names ot tcetrp ~
taller than Miss Norton hHa black BAIT,
abort and curly, and daik eyes. lnti htt
disapfnarHuee she liy'i ~ ~ ~ n.lry
atfrff With her mother gn1 tND niVihtfts
hsr faih0r being N Denver,
on fhe afternoon 81 theft dlaappenfnnre
Miss Reeves met MISS norton nrnr thr wv.
| f-f'r homo They talked f1f fcw minutes
ana then aeparaiel. About two ioufA lnter
| Miss Norton ieft home
,srhat's lie last We fcen ~ her .nld
No., has came 10 boi. tAddle WAS pul
/ riren ~ being out late n, n.ehi, hui 80
| was fond q me STARE ahi ia1 giish ''.As
i ANAL lNTfN M NNlNNNNiN. IVNNf'N ~
! AN. i.aai September abe WAS ashei 70
| travel win ihe "Cnuniry ClIfu4' rplnNiny.
I nud I gave my rnnerut
i,a6e returned Home during ihr arc1nd
/ v,oIt ia october. haflu9 nfrn hiuftl
/ ,gnlir me company WAS ~ NilIlnmsNft.
/ ia. BY falling Into street 'Afn'ail2n
/ fWffrf fert deep.
| s1fcr head wns riit. nni % me TINE Or
/ the roliani slir Nna mfvnlriYln ief
! long willie aud n WAS ffafed mat hhe my
| Mon fataliY hurt fucn hat lime She hhd
ne been me same glfl' hnfins hequfut
iiSif norton got iciler irpu sirs Ke.
| hos WIDOW Ilvinr OF 30 ~ Hendsrnn
| 1frsef iefeey ciy, fnying that "Ahlie
ana iiisa Reeves cnfne ihsfe Iuralal nlts s
5lsa seened M We went there % once.
6niy 70 nnd M Girls h1d depasiei- W.
found that n Nft Higgins living W, ,list ~.
9frecf. near GrDfe. 10 jersey Nly' haA p'f'
visited BY tbs gir'n. 49,.
DNrr. Higgins however drriei rfet wv
I me aeon either " thrm. hut Der hHuptl
/ We frapieiDus hnd Ted iH 70 hcle{ lnst
ne knows what hfcHmc - ne fitiN W.
have since .itied 10 see hr3 hlFfA9 nH'
Two brothers Or the Reeves fiu ara
known 10 the public W etnge fin aug ., Nv.
f0ifir shooters 10 yerleiy roarpnlf.' ~
numbers OF hcr fnmlly air r.n-'fnt,ea
With yla0f ihe search for ihe W slr,t
| n j. known that uley rAff n9s ftloante
tho ecountfy llreusr company