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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
SIAMP COLLECTING.
4 Few People In Augusta Take On Interest Ii
This Duslness.

One Of the peculiar Vaccinations which
does not seem to wane 10 stamp collecting.
With some it 10 hobby and with some,
both source Of pleasure and of profit.
Not any very large collections are to be
found in Augusta. J. e. Badger, w. N.
Soule and F. T. Noble probably have the
largest assortments and some Of the most
valuable stamps.
A Journal man had 4 conversation with
a stamp dealer short time ago and learned
a few interesting facts about this business.
The stamp dealer will order from large
stamp dealer In New York or some other
large city An assortment Of foreign and U.
8. stamps from which the stamp collector
will make choice to complete his collec-
7 ton. f$
The most valuable and peculiar speci-
mems are those issued by the local post
masters previous to the regular print OF the
U. 8. government.
These stamps are very rare and range VI
price from Sl6 to $500. The United States
stamps are very rarely counterfeited and
. heavy penalty is inflicted for doing So
Foreign stamps of high value and rare
specimens are counterfeited in the same
manner - false money 10 made from plates
The issuing Of Columbian stamps hal
largely increased the craze for collecting
The higher values are rare and probably
some day will bring . handsome figure
The two-cent stamp will never be Of much
value. partially owing to the large quantity
The issue might be compared viii
that of 1869. The three-cent stamI
Of that date 10 Of no special value to
day. The stamps printed before the gov
eminent issue were not perforated. bu
were struck off in large sheets and whe1
disposed Of were cut out.
Stamp collecting has dull or vacation
period. At this time Of the year there
not much business in the line Of collecting
Some collectors get general assortment
while others conflne themselves to certai
country. 1t 10 . business where consider
able cheating may be done If the purchase
is not familiar with the different varieties
A recent issue of stamp 10 that Of Hawaii
II 10 interesting in design.
The one-cent stamp il oblong in shap
and orange in color. In The center 10 tn
new Hawaiian coat Of arms. which 10 iik
the old one, except that the crown 10 aoser
and eight stars take the place Of two ancier
taboo sticks. Engraved ct the top
Hawaii" and at the bottom Zone Cent
The two-cent stamp il shade Of brow
and coatains n engraving q Honolui
harbor. with the sky and mountains in II
background. On each side il ensraye
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Ssrvicss-AII are Cordially Invited ia
Attend.

Sr. BARNABAs CHAPEL: Service and ser
mon at 4 O'Clock in afternoon.
YIN. G.. A.: Regular service at o'clock
Sunday, E. +. Davis will conduct the ser
vice.
GOSPEL MEETINGS at 81 Capitol street on
Sunday at 1880 A. M. and 80 p. M. Al
90 on Wednesday evening at As.
THE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING will
he held at the rooms of the w. G. T. u,
Sunday afternoon, at 3.45. All are in
vited.
ST.. Marks CHURCH: Rev. A. W. Sny-
der, rector. Morning prayer and sermon at
10. 80; Holy Communion at IL; evening
prayer at $50.
SALVATION ARMY: Sunday meetings.
7 A. M, knee drill; IL A. NJ, Holiness
meeting; P. M, Joyful meeting; 2.
M, Salvation meeting.
RELIGIOUS services will be conducted by
Rev. H. A. Webb tomorrow, at Hewins
district at O.3O A. M; North Parish church
| at 2.3OP. M, and at Church Hill at +.
I'M.
UNITARIAN CHURCH, Children's day
service at 10. 80 A. M. with carol services
| aud recitations by the members OF the
Sundsylschool and address to the children
by Mr.. Newbert.
| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: Morning wor-
ship with sermon by the pastor at 1880.
Sunday school at IL M. Junior and senior
Ende avor meetings at and $50; general
GOSPEL service at 7.30 P. M. All invited.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Pub.
lie worship, Sunday morning, at 1919
o'clock, with sermon by the pastor, Rev
C. S. Cummings. Sunday school at noon
General social and praise service at 7.3O In
the evening. Good music all day.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Worship a
llO.3O A. M, with sermon by Prof. B. +
HAYES, D. D.. of Bates College, followed
BY the ordinance of communion; Sunday
school at IL M; boys and girls meeting a
$50; at I. 80 with appropriate services, thu
ordinance of baptism will be administered
: BY the pastor, to FIVE candidates.
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH: 1890, morn
]. ing worship, reception of new members
baptism of children-followed by sacramen
|. of the Lords Supper. The sermon will oe
preached by Rev. E. B. Webb, d. d., o
Boston, former pastor of the church
.Il2.l5, Sunday school; $50, Y. P. S. c. Z
: meeting; 7.30, evening service. sermon
' by DR.. Webb and music by the churc
!. choir. Seats free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

"Postage." Several Of the other issues are
Of interest in the way Of unique design.
The most valuable collection of stamps
in the world is owned BY M. Won Ferrsy Of
France. and is considered to be worth $780,
600. He employs two secretaries and makes
business of collecting and selling. Many
very interesting features might be related
in connection with this business, which has
become 90 popular of late years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
AMusE MENIS.
RS ALWAYS GOOD.

Hunting's circus and menagerie keeps up
its record and pleased packed houses, Doth
afternoon and night yesterday. Mr.. Hun
ting's show 10 much bigger and better than
ever and 10 growing so every year and ms
show 10 favorite here. and he can look TOT
hacked tents whenever be comes here: A
particularly pleasing feature Of Mr. Hunting
shows il the entire absence Of all followers
and gamblers, aud ladies and children un'
escorted are always accorded courteous
treatment at his show.-Scranton, "a
Truth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

Brown & Hopkins of this city have just
set fine monument for Eben Holway at
North Windsor. 1t is one of the most at
tractive in the cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
4 Grand Feature

Of Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 that while it puri-
fies the blood and sends it coursing through
the veins full of richness and health, it also
impalts new life and vigor to every func-
tion of the body. Hence the expression so
often heard: floods SarsaparillA made .
new person Of me-" It overcomes that
tired feeling 20 common now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

DROPOsALS FOR FUEL FORAGE,
IL Straw Tud Drayage, Once A. 40. NJ,
kennebec Arsenal, Augusta. Ne, May 30th. l-9l
Sealed proposals in tripBcste will be fecgi ed here
furnishing sueb fuel, forage straw aud dfayagO
as may be required by Quarfermasier's depart
Inent here for the fiscal year ending June 20, 1880
Government reserves right to reject ATTY on all
proposals. Information furnished on applicat' on
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for fuel, forage, straw and
dragagc," and addressed j. Il; McGinness, Majer
Ordnance. mag30junl $3.50 !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

Heeds Pills are purely vegetable, perfect
u harmless, always reliable and beneficial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
NOTICE 10 DOG OWNERS.

All persons in the city OF Augusta, owning dogs
are hereby notified that unless such dogs are Il,
censed forthwith by the City Clerk, hey are liable
to be killed according to the provisions of chapter
2S7 of the Public Laws
FRANK Z. SoUTHARD.
aprlzdt deputy City Clerk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
EXCURSIONS TO HELENA.

Residents Of Eastern and Western Mon
tsna TO Come Here.
The Northern Pacific has arranged for a
number OF excursions 10 Helena from the
eastern aud western parts of The stats Ia
she near future. On Wednesday. Aug. 20.
excursion, OF 1000 psopls from eastsrn
Montana will visit tho capital. The special
train will leave Glendivs at six q. m. aud
reach Helena al IL p. M. stopping at inter
mediate points to take on msmbsrs OF the
party. Returning the taia will leave Hell
sna at eight .. N. on Sunday. sept 2.
reaching Glendiys about midnieht
An excursion OF 600 PEOPLE flom ThoS o.
son Falls and intermediate points In west.
ern Montana will also reach Helena on
"Wednesday. Aug. %. The train will leave
Thompson Falls at seven q. IN. and each
Helena some time in the afternoon. II will
be boarded on the way by eIeu sionists
from MisAou's. the Bitter Root and Flat
head valleys. Philipsburg ani other towns.
This train will start on its reiu Sunday.
sept 2.
There will be an sxcurslon OF about 2h0
people from Marysvilie and vicinity on
Saturday, tept. l. The train will leave
harysville ~ 7:25 a. m. reaching Hslena at
nj 10 o. IN. ], will return the same even
ing. leaving II ,lens a. eight O'Clock.
On Friaar. Aua. 81, ihVrs will be an ex-
eursioL OF 800 or more people from Elk
horn. Basin, Boulder, Wiekes aud vioin-
ity. Tho traia will leave Elkhosn 81 six
.. M, and reach Hslena about II q. IN. 1,
will leave Helena for the return trip AI
eixkt o'clock the same evening.
An excursion from Butto will b. made on
| 20 h. 8 and will bring about 1000 people.
Two special trains will briug 1t over.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
THE ORIENTAL WAR.


Chinese Report Few Victories Action
OF Corsa.
LONDON. Aug. 22---Ihs Tlmos has received
The following dispatch from bhanshai
dgted AUG. 2l. Gen. Tio tslsRrAphs M fol.
lows Tho Chlnsss on Friday attacked the
Japanese forces at Ping Yang. driving them
back with heavy lous distance Of eleven
miles TO Chung Ho. The Chinese made a
ascopd attack on Saturday sud drove the
japanese from Chung lilo, which is now IN
Chineao hauSG The Japanese again Lost
heavily In Saturday. 0ghtiuR. Another
great baltic 10 expsoth
he Chinese forces which occupied Nashen
have evacuated the place aud marched east
wA'd In the direction OF Seoul. The foFoo
which Ia under Gen. loh has been aug
mented by the Adh sion OF number Of
JmpAthlsine CorsAns. The Chiu,sl
forces are ooavefRing OF Ping
Yang. The II itlsh line NJ the latter Ioln.
remaina In the posasas on OF the Chinese.
Nine thousand Japanese troops have lef,
Asonl and marched in the direction OF Plng
Yang.
Toxic. AUG. 22.-lt IL officially announced
that on June 30 the kina Of Corsa declared
himself In iependout OF China, aud ny.
nealed 20 japan 10 sealat him IA iying the
Chinese from Assam, with the assistance Of
CoTsan tF0ops. Ga tbs same date Corea
renouncsd all treaties With China,
wAaitRoros. Aus, ~. The Japanese
legation has received no neua OF the Gu
gaRement between the Japanese and Chinese
toicss reported from Shanghai IN dispatches
Published this motulng. Officials OF the
legation express the Htrongss, conbdsnce IN
the accuracy OF the telssrsm received Al
the legation Yesterday announcing that ths
nndlnr OF tho British naval court Of In
qoiy ~ shanghai In the kov shing oAse
was favorable ~ japan.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
GOOD HARVEST WEATHER

Bst Hot sud Dry and Usfavorabls for
Growing Crops.
The weather crop bulletin for the week
ended Monday. as prepared By Director
Sherier. 10 40 follows:
Hot dry weather has prevailed during the
entire week. The nights hAvs besn uni
formly cool and pleasant, bus du ing tho
day seme of the highest temperatures of the
season wsrs registered. The heat was most
intense In tho extreme eastern por.
tion Of the state. and al Mingus-
VILE. Dawson county, the msroaSy
stood at SO degrees on ths l6th
l7th and 18th. Excessively VAN weather
was also felt In the northern sections from
tbs main ianRe eastward. and TEN peratures
OF 30 degrees and over we're reported from
Havre on four daya
Showers occurred at many points during
the a al day or two. but the hitter part OF
the week was marked In neatly all sections
BY an almost total absence OF rainfall. An
unusually beavy rainstorm which seems 10
havs bssn confined to that one locality 90
caused extensive damage. II is sstimatsd
that tvo-thirds Of the crop on two farms
were entirely destroyed.
While these conditions have been un-
favorable to gardens and ranges. the
weather has been most excsllsnt for har-
ysssiDa. which 10 now On progress In neurly
all sections All grain 10 either rips oi
rapidly approaching maturity and In an.
other week az least this work will be the
order OF the day. Iu ths Bitter Root and
Gallatin valleys IL ID already we'll under
way, and some new osts. barley and when,
have boen placed on the market by fsrne
In tho vioinity OF Havrs.
The ranges ars rapidly becoming poorer.
but cattle are In good condition for chip.
ping. Garden stuff. not yet matursd, u
suffering for vster. bat In most instances
the crops have already been made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
SILVER GOING UP.
Explanation Given Thersfor By Wise
Mon OF the ksst.

Expiaastlon Given Therefor By Wise
Mon OF the kssf.
NEw YoRK. Aug. %. - Bar silver was
quoted at 6sit to-day. The drin OF
opinion on Wall street is that. mp TO the
present time. the demand for silver has
ooms from spectators. They profess TO
know OF 10 direct buying from China, and
say that In making prices they entirely fol.
low the London market One prominent
bullion broker said to-day's rise was prob
ably assisted by the introduction in the
house yesterday By johnson. OF North
Dakota, of bill for the unlimited coinage
OF silver. The demand has moi been yery
heavT during the past few days, and there
was a disposition on the part Of London
for dealing in futures on silver. from which
ID was concluded that the purchasiug uss
not fos immediate shipments on buying
orders from Chiaa, but rather In expecta-
tion OF an advance.
Al the New York agency OF Hong Kong
and Shanghai banking corporation IL was
said tina, after the riss following the out
break OF the China-Jspan war. the holders
of silver In this country did not display any
anxiety 10 sell, and the offerings by smeli-
srs wore yerT light until to-day, when they
became VsrT large.
The recent Chinese loan OF 1000 900
tsels, equal to 500 900 OF our money. was =
silver loan, but " lAtgs war lonn ve . 10.
sued u would likely be In gold and theis-
toio tbs Chineto loan should not nscsssnriiy
iesuh In advancing tue prios OF silver. The
ansneJ was uot q heavy buyer Of silver just
nov, aud u Ia thought 20 hays tho amsltefs
had held tho produoi Too long.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23

Running. halt mile, "a 80 $250-La h.
ll2 tDlnRlsyl, 2 TO 1, wonl Norles. 100 tBnr.
liDRamsl. z TO 10. second, Joe d., 1l2
(Coombsl, ~ 70 I. third. Time. isA.
Running selling allowances. purse $500
sevsnth-eiehths OF . mile. gilroy. 10
King, 8 10 ], woni sneh Lady. lO9 (HsH-
nsssy), 2to !, second; Little Tosgh, l05
tBozsman), o TO l, third; Promise aud
Sheridan ran in the order named. Tlme.
1:30A.
Running. three furiougs. purss 5000
Little James ll2 tcoombs). 4 to l. won
Carrie Crooks. liz (Dinslef). 3 70 1, sec
ondi Jack the Ripper. li2 tCianey). 8 70 l.
third; Hal Fisher. Orphan Girl and Bossi,
ran In the order named. Tins. s35.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
JorTINGs ABOUT TOWN.


Forest htss have again broken Out In thi,
vicinity. as Is evidenced by tho odor OF
banning pine.
The annual clnmbaks OF the ChowdsT
club will take plses on sept l6. under tho
huspicoa OF the Elks.
1hs Molly Gundsrson lode. In Monitor
gulch. has been located by Fred Phillips
aud JOSEPH LuttrslL
Hind Tom. tho wonderful musician. who
is TO be at the opera house on Friday night
10 In Aissoula to-day.
\. Il. Honey and Wilson Koons have put-
chased the photograph studio forme ~
owned by Il, ID. Keller.
The annual meeting OF the Central W. @.
I. u. will be held on Friday afternoon at
three o'clock, In tho rooms Of the Kings
soua
The horses OF the DAILY stables which
have no further engagements M Butte
arrived in Helena yeate day 10 rest up.
prsparatorI 10 the races. which begin here
on SgiufdAV.
Alex Mcdonald, OF Scotland, Patrick
Carney, OF elAnd; Edward Wittlok aud
William SehAhest, OF Germany. aud ChArlrl
Anderrou aud Albert Carlson, of swsdon,
we're nAinraliIsd by Judge Huut Ia the dis
trlol eou Yeaicfday.
Chtrlea Romfy was rounding up horao'
on Arnold. ranch at Spokane eTseh. when
hia horse Jumped ditch and foil on him,
b,saking hia lett leg above tho knee. IL,
was b ought To hs home. 1917 Lynndnl'
avenue, and attended by DIR. ID. L. CAT
michael.
Ia pursuance OF eorroapondouos with
banks thronghoui tho state tho Helena
Clea inc llout1 association hM called =
convention ~ bAnkvrs Of Montana 10 be
held hs . thursday ssiL 20. ltiu Tor ths
IMPOSE uf ganiking a bankera' Hasocia.
tiun for tho state. While here the Vlaitors
Will 10 entertained bf the bankers and
ctizens of Helene generally. Problems ol
hnAnco will be discussed by the leading
bankers OF the state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23

rhsir Trials Set Tor SoEt Week In Ais-
souta.

rhsir Trials Set Tor Next Week Ia Ais-
souta.
Special to The Independent
MIssouLA. Aug. Judge Btantly Il
presiding over court here, Judge woodr
having exchanged sos,s with hlm. Ms.
MNry Glsim and Patrick Mason. the al.
legged dtnamitsrs OF Bobby DaTns' Tesl-
dsnes, we're both ar Aligned this evening
and each pleaded not guilty. MAaon's trial
being set for nsIt Monday and Mrs. Gloim's
for the following duN
VIM. Reed, tho pTlva.s so'dIor who was
arrested as an toeomplIes, was released on
his own eoogui1anoe and II IA currently
rumotOd tha, no has bseoms witness for
the stats. aed 10 prepared 10 give sSidsnss
Of a Damaging nature 10 the defense
Ihs grand jury madea partial report thla
afternoon. which was OF sensational na-
iurs. Il charges Charles n. johnson, Nine
Farrell aud Angus MCI,god With the orlniO
OF arson. the particular ogsnss being she
Atlsmpt 20 destroy ths Eolipao buildlnR
early last spring, Mr johnson has been
prominent business man Ia this city. hav.
lag oondacted large livery business In
this oity for several ysAra past and has al
wAya borne an unblsmishsd reputation.
Farrell and Mcleod are hack drivers In hls
employ. All three we're arrested this svsn-
ing and released on $500 bondN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
ENrERTAlNINe THE GUESTS.
Arrangements Made by tho Odd Fellows
for Their natts Visitors.

ARRANGEMENTS Made by tho Odd Fellows
for Their HATTIE Visitors.
All arrangements have been made by the
Holons ODD Fellows TO- the visit OF their
Butte brethren to' morrow. Tho visitors
will como on special trains over the North
srn Pseiho, reaching here about half past
one and two o'clock In ,he afternoon. The
proRrainms for ths dsy will be a. followG
Landing OF eIoutsion st BroedwatsF
hotel.
Address OF welcome on behalf of tho city
By Mayor y. ID. Weed.
Response by visitor.
Address by Grand Representative l. o. o.
Y. MasnenA Ballard.
Response by visiting l. q. OF.
General reception Al the hotel and inapeo-
tion Of grounds aud nstatorium. seloO.
lions By the Helena Military band.
AZ two p. m. = TldO About tho city on
elect 10 cATa.and In carriages. Return "
the hotel. whore nAthtoflum will bo open
froe to ell visitors during tho AftsFnoou
and evening. An exhibition OF diving and
fancy swimming will be given By Prof.
Harmon.
Ia the evening an informal dance will be
given al the Broadusier hotel, free 70 all,
till IL g. IN. ~
Commiitse on reception Sehoit n.
TeutsnbeIg. @. W. Walters. VIM. DrJbsreh.
Wm. IL. MAlsy. Bernard Berger. Henry Ass.
musssn, Massena Ballard. 81. silvsrman
II. Il. StranshaB, N. A. Carleton. Richard
Loekey. Dr.. Miller, Il. u. Smith, A. Is
Keith, !. L. Israel L. MARKS, August Faek
kob'. Thomson, l.. ttadlsr. L. kaufnsn,
Chas. Hospfnsr. u. ". Fisks, ". p. Sterling
Fed Bssa. s. j. Stone, A. =. Read. VIM. n
Huat. Emil kluRe. These genilsmsu At,
requested 10 DO at the Hotel Brosdws,sr a
1890 y. IN. shar,.
Reception committees from the Rsbeocs
lodges have slso been appointed and ar
1870 sharp.
Citizens having carriages or bueglss a
their disposal srs requested TO offer then
20 the rsosftion com mittes al the hotel 70
the use OF tho visitors for the ride abou
the oity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
short session of tho sen.,..

WASHINGTON. Aus. 22.-There were
twsnsy.ons senators present to-day when
the senate was called 10 order. The de-
foisnoy b:d was received from the house.
and having been signed by the speaker the
vice presid nj Immediately attached his
signature. Only thirty. thrss senators su-
swered the roll call. eleven less than quo
run. After consultation among the demo-
c'atic senator, Harris moved that the ser
9ennt-at'hrms be directed 10 request the
prssenos OF tbs ahsens senators. which was
agreed TO. AZ 1;lb the senate went into
executive session and adjourned until
Ihursday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
TELEGRAPAlc BREylTIEs.

WlsnwdroS, Aug. 22,-Prssidsnt Cleve-
land rescued Washington At s,55 tonight.
Ngw YonE. Avg 22-Nov loik6 Chi
oagU 3, Pmladslpula . Baltimore p boalon
D. CinHnnNii l.
LARE NrrW, orr, Are 22,-Mssksi men
suf onbdo1 tue oaant SET Monday night
and took iirl,o.rI b IA 4 ". Is. Ihom &.
son out ma bapges ,- 1a the court house
stcie.
wAsmNdyoM Aug, 22.-Tbe Cong es-
slonai lleeord t'ii tal u.orning siehty-hve
pages OF bsnht,r Q0a q Hpoeol, whioh had
hesu inse ted nadsr ths leavssto-p Int PRIV.
II lelo granted sevsral uscks ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
AN OLD-TiMRR DEAD.

Cyrus 7. Collier. n PIonesr Of Montana.
Passes Away.
Cyrus Il. Collier died yesterday OF heart
disease. aged &C years He was q native OF
Maine. bu, wsns 10 California In The early
EOS and engaged in mining and sheeI
raising there. IL 1866 he came TO Montan.
and has been engaged in placer mining
here ever since, lie married Miss Eva
Warren in 1889. khc survives him. with
ons son. Warren l. Collier. hgsd nine
years. The funeral will take place al Oh,
family residence a, Two o'clock this aftef
nnnn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
FIrs E.rlr hi. Marnlnn

Fire btok1 oat In the frame dwelling al
The southeast corner OF ,itln avsnus and
hodaSr s,rest shortly bsfoie thfso o'clock
this morning. The house 10 occupied BY IL
A, ksis,adt and owned By Denver poo
pie. Most OF The furniture OF
the love door was gotten ouL The honas
was badly burnsd, especially aboui ,h,
upper part, IA Il insured. It 10 the sscone
time ,he house has been partially destroyed
by Ore IN three years.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
OTHER RACES.
At saraiogs and Jsroms Park-soms
Match Races

Match Races
SARATOGA Aug. 22.-Mils-Rey sl ssntA
Anita. Lake sors, Galiles. i:i5; seven fur
lonrs-P. omsnnds. Tusoarora. Blue Carte.
I:29Sl; i've and . half furlonps
Uranin, Csmpania, lilo; Ave furlones-
Rossmar. Doorgs. Enohanter. 1sOt; seven
farlonRs-Riahtmors. Iunoesnt, Dsuntless.
l:29l6; mile aud nine. .sixtesnths, sir hurdles
-kassance. Woodford, Beau Brummel. 500.
Nrw YoHK. Aus. 22.-Je ONE Park: Five
and a half furlongs-Etters. Emma. Cora.
I'LL; Titan oourse-Gov. Shoshap, Srseuia-
tion. Potsntate. Lay; i've and half fur
lones-Harry Reed. Tip1s. Lodi, l;l0; IL
tan course. mstch-Poohino. seven 10 eve,
beat Armitsgs. nine to Ave, by two lengths.
l:2l; Titan courss-Blaek Hawk. Har y
Alonzo. Solitaire. l:22; mile aud ope-six-
tesnth-Bandit, Connors. 1ib3It; seven fur
longs. match h-Stonsnell won IRON Glen
moyhs. l;25I. Glenmovns finished frst.
bat was disqualified for short weight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-23
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Nrw ORLrAE. Aug. 2.-Ths jury in thu
case Of Mayor Callahan, accused Of bribery,
brought In verdict OF guilty this morning.
The crime for which Mayor Callahan wns
convicted was demanding and receiving
bribes while a member OF tho uity council.
The most important count was the demand
made on Limnn +. Widsney, a coal desier,
for wharf privileges widsny pnid $500.