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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15
Train on the South Bend Road
Goes Into the River.
ENGINEER DEAD IN THE WATER.
Democrats Still Swearing Vengeance
on Collector Saunders.
The Schooner Norway. struck hy the
Fannie Dutard. Lost with Her Cargo.
bat the Grew saved Floods at Col
fsx. Dayton aud spohane.

CHEH.Its. Jan. 4-FSpeciai IA work
train was wrecked ON the Chehalis-South
Bend branch of the Northern Pacific this
morning. and the engineer. A. ). Moore,
was killed. Yesterday the continuous
rains had caused couple OF serious land
slides and washed out the track about half
way between here and South Bend. Early
this morning the train was sent out to
help clear up the wreck. About q mile
and half from Chehalis. and 30 yards
beyond the first bridge across the Newau-
kum. one side of tho track went down.
The engine and. pile driver went into the
ditch. which is about fifteen feet deep and
full of water. Fireman +. NJ. Howe
jumped and Was not injured, but the
engineer had no time 10 get out and went
down with his engine.
The Newaukum Is higher than for many
years, and this morning was running
eighteen inches deep across the track
where the wreck occurred. The engine
was completely covered with water, and
the piledriver was on top of 1t. A wreck
train was sent for by Superintendent Nc
Cahe. who wss on the work train at the
time OF the wreck. Boats were secured
by the men. and all morning they
tried to get out the body of the unfor-
tunate engineer. trapping hooks were
used. but the body was fast in the cab and
could not be taken out
The engine which was wrecked Is 5Sl.
the same one that took a plunge from the
ferry boat into the Columbia at kalama
last winter.
Although large force of men were
keDf at work m the vrecE ali dav il was
impossible to recover the body Of Engi-
necr Moore. Under the personal direction
of Superintendent McCabs every effort
possible Was made. A pile driver which
lay partly above the engine was
torn 10 pieces by the wrecking
train. but the engine could not be moved.
Mr.. Mccabe wired tonight for diver and
outfit, aud tomorrow the body will be re-
moved ii possible and the wreck will be
left till the water goes down. The water
has NOT fallen much today, and ~ IL is
raining now IL may rise stiii further.
The Newsuknm and Chehaiis rivers
have not been 50 high before since 1889.
Rumors that other lives were lost are not
verified. A farmer named Meddaugh and
his son are missing. but Il Il not thought
they we're on the train at the time OF the
wreck.
TACOMA, Jan. 14.-TSpscial. Frank
Howe. the fireman who escaped from the
Chehalis wreck today by jumping and
swimming. 10 here. He says Engineer
Moore remained to blow the whistle and
set the brakes. Moore's wife resides here.
They have two sons. one in Montana, the
other in Michigan.
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WAsHIseTos CrrY, Jan. h-[Special.l-
A pension has been granted to George II.
Megquier. of Anacortes; an increase to
John Hopkins, of Fern Prairie. Clarke
county; reissue and increase To Israel j.
Millay. of Seattle, and widows pension
20 Eliza Carr. of WiniocF, Lewis county.
whose husband was an Indian war veteran.
A widows pension has also been granted
to Maria ID. Parker, of Portland.
James Malone has been appointed post
master at Porter. Cbehalis county. vice
Abraham Boyer. resigned, and J. s. Elliott
supersedes g. w. stevens in the Office at
Tew, Snohomish county.
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Preacher. coaa.mn the siir. Dance.

GsEsssHuEs, Pa, Jan. II "A church var
which promises 20 assume serlons proper
tions has been begun here The cause Is .
Iaskirmess festival which Is 10 be held
next week in the Episcopal church. The
affair Was denounced ey the United Brsth-
rem. The ministers declare the scandsious
skirt dance and other Questionable capers
of the sncients should not be tolerated IN
civilized society. least OF ali in church so
cie,iex. Tae members of these two
churches who patroniZe the entertain
meats we're publicly warned today that
they would be promptly stricken from the
mem bership rolls.
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Go, n.hhi, priv. 4. coler.de.

broken u swo days rabbit hunt which
ended last night. The total number
killed VAS 4. go and the highest individual
score Ieo The game was shipped 30
Denver and Pueblo. TO De distributed
among the needy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15

oiYursA. Jan. IL II Special. "a severe
shock Of earthquake wEs experienced here
nj 3. . this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15
Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

txHEREScEs-Rev. David q 0arresA o.
larss rvetary: Mrs. l. =. J. Hunt. ssrow, LAks
HsshinGseH; Aev walaee Sattlag 1890 Cni.
seruss street. and parents Of former puplls
yaf fnrthsf Information arris 30 the MISSES
vtxTaRbouRNG. 7i6 Eleventh street City
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->~TH
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
- In the Log Cshia eorner Of Temperance and
ksDunlieaa streets. Norsh seattle. from
70 II = N. Also 7is Eleventh e.,
from 1870 TO A;30 p m

faneipsl. Misc wintsrbourns frrohei Onion
l1aauats Of the Home and cosonial Traanisr
|easge. London. Enriane}. who holds q Kins
[tssaty Tescnef's Certihesse. second grade
Fail term commences Aondsy. September StA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07
Independent Book Coupon No |.

No 1.-The Old Msm'sels's secres- By T.
No z-Biind Fats. BY Mrs. Alexander
Nc. "a NAgrant Wife. by tlorencs Warden,
! O. t-Pes Wellington w Charles Resde.
No. B. Ruihno. y OuidA,
No, IL hAye L,ved and Loved by hu
No. 5 .Jot Her Face and Her Fortune BY MrA
No. V-.lrhs Hoa,s on the Marsh. By Florsnss
No. 10 aides Fancy Work.
No. ll-Wiie In Name Only. ~ Charlotte
No i2-Tne Story of an African Farm. BY
Nc. "a she. A History Of Adveutur~ ~ II. Fider
No. lG~Ning solomon's Mines BY H. Rider
No iS-fssaya First Series. IL Ralph Waldo
No 10 amiile by Alexander Dumas
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook look.
No. le-lle shadow Of bin. iy Charlotte NJ
No. y he eeorst Of Her Life BY Edward
No "a Rogue's Life. by wnkie Collins
No. 2i-lhs ether Mans Wife by John strange
No, az~,hs Master of the Mine. BY RObt
No. 8 Lord Iisls's Daughter. By Charlotte
NJ broAme.
No. 2i~Fssays. second seriss. By Ralph Waldo
No. IS Doris Fortune. Hy Florence Warden.
No g6-The rag Of Diamonds by George MAJ
No. ia Iour Of the World in Eighty DsyA
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No. si-The luo Orphans ~ X. D'Ennery. ,
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Ne sl-A Trou blssome Girl. BY The duchess"
no BS-Whsn a NAME single - J. NJ. barre
No S7-fanchon the Cricket. BY George and
No 5s-1he Story OF flizateth. ~ Misc
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No Ca Mad Love. BY Charlotte N. hreams.
No 6I-The Devils Die. BY 0rant Allen.
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CHEHIFT's SALE BENJAMIN W. sCHLIH-
- der plant II. y. ". 5. ID. Smith snd Aug
usf o. rcnlu dor defendants
Under and by virtue Of an order % sale AMI
decree of foreclosure and sale Issued ont Of the
die riot cuurt OF thsfir.t Judicial district o. the
and Clarke on the .ltn day Of b rch. A. ID
ltgl. m tho above entitled action wherein Zen
ipmiu cNiieie. tho above named plAintth,
obtained Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
nst i. rc6ilsdsr. defendants on the 18Th
day o. November A. d. lev for tho
sum OF So besides interest Gusts
and attorneys fees which said decree was
corded In Judgment book No Of said court A.
rage - lam commanded 20 cell all those certain
lots piece Or parcel Of land. eituate. lying and
being In the county Of Levi. and Clarke. state OF
Montana aud bounded and described a. follows
ots numbsr twelve and thirteen in block
number three, IA MoodlaWu lark addition 20
the city Of nelsns according o. tho official plat
Of salt addition ON file 10 the ONCE OF tho
county tscurder of Lewis and Glarse county.
a more full and complete description OF said
lots
together with all and singular the tensmsnts.
hered taments ami appurtenAn o thereunto DO
long M or in a wise auparfninlnR.
Public notice Il hereby given that on fatur
dAy tho at day OF nprI. A. ID. 1871. Al IL
o clock M. % that day At the front door OF the
courthouse Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
and decree Of foreclosure and fAle rell the above
described property, ~ - much thereof a. MAJ De
necessary 10 satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs, 80 tho highest and best bidder. Tor
20 Given e under my hand this 18th daT Of arch,
o" - CHARIEs D. CUHIIs sheriff
BY ASDnEw ,. WADE lepuiy nherih
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Some parents compel their children to
eat against their will as when they come
20 the breakfast table without an appetite
or have lost 10 IN prospect of a visit or
ride. or for the sake Of eating their plates
clean IN encouragement of wasteful hab-
its. Unless we are thirsty we cannot drink
the purcst spring water without aversion.
and, as for eating when there is no appe-
ute. il is revolving, as any one may prove
60 himself by attempting 20 take a second
meal in 90 minutes after having eaten
regular dinner. The appetite, the hunger,
Is excited by the presence of gastric juice
about the stomach, but If there is no gas
trio juice there can be no hunger. no appe-
tite. aud 10 compel "a child 90 swallow food
when IL is distasteful is an absurdity and
q cruety.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

Cursing, il may be observed. continued
IN full vigor in Christian times, often har-
monizing i'll with our modern notions of
Christianity. some are almost horrible I'm
their ferocity. as when the violator Of the
tomb is told that "lie will be accursed Of
God forever or that "He will give &C
count 20 God, who will judge the quick
and the dead. There IS one which per
haps will rather provoke a smile. The Of
fender is threatened with the curse Of all
the fathers Of the Nicene council. "He
that throws rubbish in this Enclosure, A"
the inscription runs, "has the anathema
from the 3ls fathers as an enemy of God. "
Sidney Smith once alluded 20 a 40 par-
son power-of preaching, if we remember
aright-but the matchmaking ability Of
3ls Nicene fathers is a much more more
appalling idea. and there is a ludicrous
contrast between this terrible but vague
penalty and the very prosaic and familiar
offense.-Macmillan' Magazine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

The fashion OF inolosing the veranda In
glass sashcs, which may be removed when
summer comes. Is growing apace. II GER
tainly deserves To do so. for IL provides an
additional charming room full OF sunshine
and flowers and invaluable as playing
place for children. II the veranda faces
the south. little artificial heat will be need
ed on sunny winter days but Il can always
be furnished with an open fireplace or a
stove when a chimney runs along the out
er wall.
10 should not he forgotten that when the
glass sashes are removed at the approach
Of warm weather IL is we'll 20 replace them
by trim sashes Of fine wire netting, close
~ fitting and neatly finished. Thus one
secures a delightful outdoor room where
the lOunger may be cool and at the same
time free from the attacks Of the mosqui-
toes and lilies inevitable In this climate.
OF course no MEETINGS are required at the
doors and windows OF the rooms opening
on this veranda The original cost Of the
glass sashcs and Of the wire sashes is not
large and with good care they will last
for years. New York Tribune.
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Each book 10 we'll bound in neat and at
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We "a Ike this liberal offer. whereby sons
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CARMEN sYLvNs BRIDAL rRIP.
The Queens Description 81 Her Entree In
20 the Houmanian Capital.


Go the Houmanian Capital.
"If there is any position dificult 60 MI,
Il IL assurediy that OF young princess
Just entering her capital as stranger TO
both people and country. Hardly more
than a child IN years, was surprised aud
dumfounded no the idea oi being really
married, sensitive and fearful ~ displeas-
ing and positive Of my own inoniciency 90
bear thu burden which had heou laid on
my shoulders with the royal mantle
s'For the first time IN my lifc was com
PEELED 10 think Of my personal appearance.
Prior TO this had never bad time for
thoughts 81 myself, or for day drcaming.
a. my youth bad been passed IN the midst
Of intellectual circles. and my eyes hal
wcpt more for tlc sorruws Of others than
my own. and now. entering into new
ifc my spirits were indeed cast down a.
/ slowly realized NY own weakness aud
iueihcicncy
with futtering heart. parched lips.
cold hands and trembling limbs cndeaV-
orcd to smile hravely IN response 60 my
hushand's attentions as we entered the
capital and as listened 90 his words OF
description and explanation.
Here is cur palace. said the king as
We approached somhcr building.
Where asked.
.' Right before you hc replied. with a
smile and ! readily understood that 70
was the kinc presence which made any
dwelling our palace, no matter how modest
Il was.
srhe DAY after was ANONYMOUSLY tax
on $40 with measles To be sick among peo-
PIE who were perfect strangers 10 me was.
60 SAY the least. hard I neither knew my
nurse. my ladies m waiting. my maids Of
honor nor my physician. Then, during my
couvalesceuce. they insisted ON treating me
Tor nervousness. although Ignorant Of my
past life This was particularly distaste-
ful 60 me. for according 90 my spartan
training nervousness and bad bringing
up were synonymous terms.
These people. among whom | came 10
live. are very sociable and hospitahle. Al
most every family has two or three extra
covers laid at each meal for any chance
guest that may drop en- All are cordially
invited To share The repast even Of the
poorest laborcr he 10 only two onions or
dish of watery stew. although social gay
oty and hilarity are rarely seen.
"A Roumauiau never shows himself 70
be sturtled or surprised 10y anything lie
g. born blnse. Enthusiasm is an unknown
emotion 10 him. as ! soon learned. Once
at court ball / turned to q new deputy
whom ] asked.
90 Does this please YOU"
" Somewhat. your gracious majesty,
he replied. 4 have seen IL before. but my
wife has never witnessed such a spectacle,
81 turned TO her and asked, DO you
think this il beautiful
Not bad. WAS the laconic reply, given
without any desire 20 bee uught than defer
entail and truthful. Carmen sylvia in
Homo and Country.
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CHERlFF'S SALE-JOHN MERRY. PLAIN
- tih. W. Myron l.. Tompkins. Bessie J.. 4 omp-
kins this Wife. Albert NJ. horn burgh. Louis &.
b. i.Otz a. assignee Of A. NJ. 1hornburgh Tho
tied, he Prevalent Trust omuany, defendAnts.
L nder and by virtue Of an order " sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court OF the first judicial district Of the
ttAte ofMontana 10 and for the county OF Lewis
and larks. on tho 2ith day OF March A. ID.
1894, in the above entitled action. wherein
John Merry. the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree OF fOreclo-
cure and sale against the paris above
S S' rs e. dst'n ss isr su A Of ss a
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
said decree was. on the nth daY " March,
A. y. 1894. recorded In judgment book No Of
sell all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate lying and being In the county ~ laws
ana lArke, state ~ Montana and bounded and
described a. folloEs. 10 wit
Lot mum bered eleven (lD in block nun bered
seven (ll, Icing nifty feet front on third street
AMI ninsty nine W feqt deep To an alley. IN ihs
hris enok addition 20 the city " Helena.
co. ntF OF Lewis and lurke, state ~ Mont Ia
=. said lot anil blocE are numb rel dosignate 'i
and de .erbed o. tho ulat and surye. OF the said
Chris Keno addition 10 the city OF nelenA, On
file in the oihre az tho county clerk and recorder
OF . , VIE and lHrke county efa'e OF monian o..
fagetier with al and singular the tenemelts
hered taments and agpu'tenancei thereu ITO b.
longing or ln anywi.e anpe- tain'nL
Public notice Is hereby given that on lusf day.
the 18th day Of pr,L A. D. issi. a. ~ O'CLOCK
m 81 that cay. 81 tbs front door OF tue cou
house. Helena awi- and Clarke county. Mon
tAnA. / will. Ia obedience 20 said order OF "a =
and deere, Of foreclosure aud sale sell the above
described properly. or 80 much thereof A. may
b. necessary 10 satisfy Faid Judgment. with IN
teresf and costs, 10 the highest aud bist bidder
for cash In hand
. '''" CHARLES y. CURTIS sheriff.
] y ASDREg 2. WADE Deputy sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
fee OF Chief QuArtermaster. Department Of
Laegta ~ PAUL Minn.. March ~ IsBt
y ALrD fkOlOaALs. in triplica,e. cub Get 10
TIE usual conditions, vii BE- received A. this
ohre uutll Ia o'clock a m. Ami Ia. 1874. ami
opened then, Tor The instruction 81 q sst %
hospital steward quarters At b OFT ielloWstoua
blank forms Of proposals nth full instfuctions
To Ddders had ulon application % this Office,
% 70 Tue poet quhrtermh-ter. Fort Yellowstone
Wye. and the disbursiug quariermAstsr ~ Hell
eua, Mont. o he EoTernmsnt reserves the right
TO reject any or ali bids.
JOHN y. FUREY
QuArtermAster q. s. A.. Chief Ouartsrmastsr.
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Is THE DISTRICT COURT or IHr FIksr
i Judicial district Of tho state Of Montana
"a and for the county q Lewis and Olarhe.
Nofica T. CREDITOR
s.ats 81 here's N Henry. deceased.
AutiCe " hsrebT EiTs1 the underttsued, ca
ocuturs u he last will aud Testament OF Ilnfesa
Al. Henry. deceased to- he creditors Of ad All per
sona having claims against the sad deceased, TO
exhibit Them. With the eofssary Ftuchers.
within ten months after the ufst publication %
l. notice. TO the cad executors. a. tue Law Of
Zee ~ Masraua ullart. fonm =. Gold block. "a
the citg q heiena. 10 the county % LeNis and
tlarkr, state - MontEua. the anne heinE
the placs tor the transactiun - the bui iaess ~
ssii estate h. tie county Of lewis and .arss-
Iut rs G.. hfNkl.
AiHki.T J. HENRY.
Executors % the lat viii snd testament Of
hsresa Al. HenrT deceased
Dated March "a. 1894
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NOTICE ~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notoo - hereby given that nesting Of
tne tiockhpiders - The blg Chief lunhsl and
Ashburn n arbour, in the city Of Helena
county " LsNia aud tlArss ami state Of Non
tanA N Saturday, hAy s, 1874 A. two o'cloos ..
% SAD DAY
said meeting 3. ca led Tor tie pufpo.e - slb-
hitting 70 The atocthudsra % said cempany
prUpurItlou o. laase thn Dig hiof mitlug claim
Tor tie peil.d Of one year. upgu q rof alfy o. Is
pr cent Of the -mcItsr rafu ~ 4 fEr ore
sHlpped from rad m De Ca b. pail fu tEr com
PAM; and also 10 give a hold o. q j. s-ss =
said miua. uhiiratiux the fout az toes. q %.
same O. aald lessoes, o. her A-sgIs. .fisu .I..
payment 20 IS 90 Co. sad corn D. 81. ,,- Ia.
fore the hrst day Of tebfuary 100
D. ,.. khl1lti. 4rIsfsa
~ p. fOA. Trustee,
A. r. EAkl.Ot h. Trustee
J. l. IDWAhEAD Irustes
Dated Helena Mont. March ~ I-ai
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CHERIFl's sALE = ROBINSON FEMALE
- semlnary plaintiff. We Phlomena X. iAs-
ger aud HARRY h. iaeser, guardian u Henry e.
AAeser. an insane person. defendants.
Under and By virtue Of an order OF sale aud de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the Rirst Judicial district Of the
Lewis Levi and Clarke. on the sorh ds S Of arch h
A. d. 1885, in the above entitled action, wherein
the hobin-on fsmale sem MARI, the above named
plaintiff. obtained judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale .Ainst ihiiomona
d. 4 aoger And Harry II. lseger. guardian
Of henry q. lAeSer. an insane person,
A. u. 1874 Tor the sum Of saws IS besides in
terest costs aud attorneys fees, which said
decree was on the 3jth day Of Maron. . d.
1884. recorded in judgment book No I 81 said
court at age -, am commanded 10 sell all
those certain lott, pieces OF parcels of land. sit
nate, lyinE and being in the county Of Lewis
described a. follows. to-wiu
Lots numbered three 90 and TOUR CD, In block
Davis te0trL addition to the city OF Helena.
each a said lots being twenty tive (ssl feet
front on the east eide Of Ewing street and oE-
tendinE back from said east eide OF kWing street
feet according to sni a. described on the map
and plat 4 the said named addition on file in
the co ~ the county CLERK and recorder Of
said evils and Clarke county.
Together with all anu angular the tens-
ments, hereditaments and appur enances thero-
unto belonRinE or in any wise appsrtaining
Public notice ia hereby given that on y ednes-
day. the ilih day Of pri A. ID. 1894 81 ~ o'clock
m OF that day at the front door Of the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, 1
will, in obedience 70 said order of sale and decres
Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above described
property, or 60 much thereof a. may be
and costs to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this goth day Of March.
CHARLES u. CUBTlS Sheriff.
~ fRED L. hoes. Under Sheriff.