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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
REACHED FOR THEIR GUNS.



KANSAS CrrY. Ang. o. 8-AdIutant General
Tafaney, OF Colorado, who has boen here
for some days soekinR 10 compass this ar-
rest Of one Of tho ganR who torfed and
feAthtred him. came near being the Victim
Of an aasaasin'a bullet Al the nnlon depot
In this city Tonight. Several days pRo
TAisney located j. Is. Wilson. ono OF hia
neat biz OF strategy, and with the aegiat-
ancs OF Detective Peterson, succeeded In
Rotting him 10 kanaas City. Wilson was
positively Identified by Tatsnsy az
being the rinRleador Of the mob that thrred
aud fsAthoTod him. After some tfonble
TarHney secured proper iequlaltion papers
and the start for Colorado wAa arranged
for this evening.
q q. Collins. ox-deputy under Wilson In
Colorado during the strike trouble. and
who Ia believed to bs the man Who carried
the feathers on the eventual night, came TO
town yestS day. aud. "a be afterwards told a
reporter. was bent upon ltbeTatinq Wilson.
Shortly bstofo the departure OF the train
10. night THrsneY. Wilson aud Peterson
were driven from thO Jail 10 the depot In a
closed carriage. Arriving Al the depot.
Collins wAe the first man the patty met.
lie quickly stepped toward them. With \
ealutation, and At tho Ahms time placinR z
his hand on his hip pocket Collins made
an effort to draw Wilson to one side /.
Peterson, In an instant had puahed
the intruder aside. feeling for his weapon.
With a curse Collins drew away. then Ia n
ing toward Tarsnoy made as IL 10 strike
him. Tho general reached for his hiI
pocket bat before either men could lift q
hand Peterson had stepped between them
aud was starting ths trio for their train.
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BEN HARTZ Is DEAD.
One OF tho Best OF Telegraph Operators
Expires In Illinois.

One OF tho Best OF Telegraph Operators
Expires In Illinois.
A telegram was received here yesterday
announcing tho death Of Ben Y. Hsrtz al
his home In Morris. Ill. Mr. Hartz was
quite we'll known in this city. Arriving
here in 1889 be was 10 the employ of the
Western Union until about a year ago.
when he left for the southern county. after
being admonished by his physician that hs
WAS threatened with serious pulmonary
trouble. The fact ia that even at that tim
one of his lungs had already been attacked.
After travelling through Colorado. New
Mexico aud Texas, without experiencing
any pronounced benefit, he returned to bis
home where he has been duriaR the past six
months. Ben Hartz was 70 years OF age, OF
q sunny. genial disposition. and possessed
q fund OF quiet humo' which was entirely
unexpected. except by those who we're in-
innate with him. His habits were e1sm-
plary, and be was generous to fault. AZ
a telegrapher he was gilt edge" Having
entered the business nj an early age. be
speedily became expert and his promotion
was rapid. He has successfully worked
some OF the "hesvisst' wires In the coun-
try. His penmsnship was a pio,ure. The
funeral takes place from bis late home to-
morrow.
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HIS HEAD UNDER A KNIFE.
Slnto, the Assassin OF President
Carnot, Condemned 10 Bs
Guillolined.
A Fellow Prisoner Gives Some
Very Damaging Testimony
Against Him.
lie Was Chosen by Lot 10 KIN tho French
PresldSnt-Not 80 Defiant After
Sentence,

LYoNs Aug. 3,-TherS were few people
around tho palace OF justice when the trial
Of sAnto. the assassin OF President Catnot.
was resumed too day. The prisoner seemed
oven more defiant than yesterday, and took
his seat with mookinR smile upon his
face. Leblanc, fellow prisoner with
Santo. at Mnteoilles, testified that Santo
told him be intended 10 kill President Car
not probably al Lyons. whom tho chief
magistrate visited that city.
THAT 10 q lie," interrupted santo eI.
citedly. II mover told you or anyone else
about my plans"
Leblanc eontInutd; "Santo confessed 10
mo that he was designated by lot"
THAT 10 untrue" shrIeksd SAnto.
'How untrueg' asked Leblanc. turning
TO ths prisoner II said TO you after you
had made tho remark, but who would be
so bold ss TO kill President Carnoti l saw
him in Paris surrounded by troops and po-
liee.' You answered, he will be chosen by
lot.p
There was great excitement In court
while the prisoner and Leblanc we're speak
iuH 70 chcu otncf. Iubef htDihno ouius
''Santo told mo that he had often seon
King Humbert in tho streets, but he added
that 20 kill him II would bs necessary to
have q rife and shoot him from the street.
as be would be surrounded by the sol-
diors."
That Is a lie." shouted ths prisoner. II
was never chosen to kill President Carnot.
Moreover, absolute liberty of action prs-
walls among anarchists.
The prosecuting attorney rseited the
detsiles Of the trisl aud demanded that the
Jury should not hesitate to do its duty. M.
Dubrusille. for the defense made an appeal
for the prisoner.
AT noon the jury retired and alto, an
absence OF fifteen minutes announced the
verdict. Guilty, without eItenuatinR oi'-
cumstances." Whom the presiding Judge.
M. Breuillac pronounced the sentence,
death by the guillotinc," santo exclaimed
"Vive Revolution sooialoi'
1he prisoner was Immediately hurried
towards his cell. As be left the court room
he led, Courage. comrades; vive Ia an
arohiIw In spite of the prisoners defiant
attitude. his habitual smile disappeared
whed sentence was pronounced.
M. Dubrusille gave notice OF an appeal
md asked that the presidiuR judges
charge 10 the jury al the opening Of th,
sossion bo entered on the records.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
THE BITE OF A DOG.
II Caused a Runaway and n Wreck Last
Night

II Caused n Runaway and n Wreck Last
Night
As Ed Glannon and Dave HaRedorn we're
driving down State street last evening a
dog jumped ont into the Tosd and fastened
its teeth In one OF the horses legs. The
frightened animal jumped against iis mate.
soaring the horse. and both then began to
run. Al the city hall. which they passed
at breakusck speed, a wheel OF the buggy
came of and the msu weie thrown out
Mr.. Hagsdorn struck on his head aud aus
tanned severe bruises besides an
ugly scAlp wound. Driver alanuou
escaped without injury. After wreck
ing the buggy the horses turned
into Clors u Get aud dashed down that
narrow thoroughfars at a 1ammanV gait.
When team reached Edwards street IL
cleared ths embankment at q. 4. Gibaoh's
place aud landed among the bicycles and
sundrles kept under the awning al the aide
Of the store. Tue horssg wore caught
there and returned 10 the stable. Fotu-
nately tho team sustained no injuries. The
buggy, which was n very light affair. was
badly wrecked aud considerable damage
was done 10 some of the wheels "a Gibson's 3,
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THEY MAY COME IN.
n the senate rnsses tho mis- Now
liefore ~.

n the senate Passes tho nlih Now
liofore ~.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-rbo New Mexico
and Arizona admission bills wore reported
TO the senate to-dHr, In the case OF New
Mexico a constitutional convention is pro-
vided for, delegates 10 which are TO 6e
chosen NJ an election 10 be held on the
second Tuesday OF jane, 1924 aud the con-
vention 10 meet on tho second Tuesday Ia
the following Julf. la ease they adopt n
constitution, IL IA 10 DO submittod 10 tho
people Tor ratification NJ an election to DO
hold ON rueNdav after the first Monday Ia
November. 1895, Tho time OF residence
necessary 10 become voter Ia Gred Al sin
mouths Instead OF niity days, ~ in tho
houto bill.
Ansona haa already adopted couatitu.
tion, anu the bill Ia hor case provides Tor
admission Aug, /, 1898, aud rho election OF
a delegate 90 tn Flfty-fourth oongtoAa
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Ll,ul. Nancy. c..s At n..L

WAmrsdIoS, Aue. 3.-SsorotsrY Lamont
to-day finally disposed OF the oaso Of First
Lieut.. James Nancy. who was tried By
court martial az a result Of Killing Capt.
Hedbsre at Fort Sheridan. Tho lieutenant
had bsen previously tried and acquitted BY
a civil court on tho charge Of a
murder Th6 charge proved be-
fore tho cont martial was conduct un-
becoming an officer In assRulting hia eupof.
iof officer. OF thla charge be was found
guilty and sentenced 10 be publicly rspTi-
mAndod. kecrstnrY Lamont to-day en-
do sed upon the record Of the courti "Dia-
approved 10y ths department" 1hia finally
ends the case. No rsason was assigned fol
the Departments action.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
THE ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT.
rder for II bsusd by AdJutant General
a. n

order for II Issued by AdJutsnt General
q. r. Lloyd.
Adiutsnt General O. II. Lloyd has issued
his general order No. for the annual on
campmsnt OF the Montana National Guard.
IL IL no follows
"Thers will be m encAm pmsnt OF the
National Guard OF Montana at ,ho state
military reservation told Fort Eliza near
Bosnian from tho Goth TO tho 27ih OF
August. inclusive.
1.-THE quArtoTmasier general will at once
arrange with the various lines OF railway
for the transportation OF troops and mate
rial 10 aud from the place Of enoampment.
reporting to the adjutapt general the do
tails OF arrangements 10 made. when spe-
ciho orders will he Issued governing the
movements OF troops ~ each station.
Company commAndss will make no
further requlaitiona for supplies until they
arrive IN Damp. at which time legginga.
service bsltA and such othcr stores az may
10 required will bo Issued"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04

i0i from ihs houao bill. Compromise
we're Ioaohsd on aiEly-nvs Of the nenaio
Amsndmonts. the senate feoodinR from
twenty aud the remainder being hoceptsd
by The houaf, The moat important OF We
senate amendments which woe recoded
from we're 100000 for reetraining works AZ
DsGuue Point, YubA river. California.
Home of the moat important conn romiaea
wsrsl Striking out the itom Of ttOuOO tor
Wilmington, Cal.. which was Inserted by
mistaks. the Improvement having been
oompleted. A commission Ia provided Tor
10 report ~ congress on tho adyisability OF
eiiootina n separation between the hiehla-
aippi aud ltod liver ai their junction. Ihe
appropriation tor the upper Missouri riVef
between htubbs' Ferry, Mont. and hlouK
CITY. Ia, Ia reduced from &lb0,Oo0 10 $40
900. 1bo ann foe the Cougihia iVsr u 70
duood flom S2J0.0JO 10 $4,000, aud for
salmon Bay, Wash, from 10000 70
$4,000.
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WASHINGTON. Aue. a-Senator PeffoT To-
day introduced bill directing the score
tary OF agriculture 70 construct reservoirs
for the storage OF water in the ssmi-A'id
sthtos. and appropriating T6OO.OO for ,his
purpose.
Representative Baker. Of Kansas. has in-
troiuosd a bill 10 authorize the secretary
OF agriculture TO establish reservoirs fos
tbs storage Of rain water for tillable lands
west OF tho ninety-sixth meridian. Chan
nels for disIributinR waters ae also con-
templAted In the plan and an approx ria
tion Of $500. 900 10 proposed.
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No BUSINESS IN SIGHT.
so No Importance Is Attached to RAte
Reductions.

so No Importance Is Attached to Rate
deductions.
CuoAdo, Aug. a-Tho plan which vas
evolved from the strike 10 % Ranizo all
western Toada in one association was glysu
an impetus to-day by proposition from
the southern Paoiae to revive the old
Trsnsoontiusntal Passenger association.
Tho Union Pacific which, three months
ago, was accused OF demorAliEing Pacific
coast passenger trade, is again charged
with the a1me thing. liatea from San
Francisco, San Diego aud Los Angeles 10
Chicago aud New York arc beine freely
cut. and no Information received here has
shown that any OF the other lines have
made any foduetionL Competitors OF tho
Union Paoiae have taken no steps 10 meet
3he reductions, which ate about El3 80 20
Now No X aud 81 90 10 Chicago but will
probably do 30 Ia very short lime. There
ID q yefv ANAL passenger business coming
out OF California nov, and the lines can
have a very lively little row aud reducs
ratua without hurting any body.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
ANOTHER MORNING PAPER.

The Missouiian wiu Eatsr the Fisid
This Month.
George +. Boos formerly business man
aGor Of tho Helena Daily Journal, has 80.
cured control OF the Alissoulian at Mis-
soula. and about Aug 10 he will take POS
session. The Misaouliau owns both The
proas franchises for Missoula. aud shout
Aog, 10 the new owner will begin the pub
lioAtlou OF a morning edition With The tole-
graphic reports. IA will b0 tbs onlg Tepub-
iioan morning paper IN the state. Mt.
Boos he's had great deal OF nswipupgF
OK orieuco, 10 we'll known throughout tbs
atate, aud his many Helena friends wish
him all loaalbla anooaaa ln bis now geld.
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pLArrsMouTH, Nob., Aug. 3-TwsntT-
four persons were poisoned at the Sliding
house yesterday by a drug In the
milk served nt tho breakfast tSbls. Many
OF them arc seriously III YET but fatal eon-
soqusnces ato not feared, except in the case
Of Robert Schafer. The victims wore
stricken nm hour after pArtnking OF the
meal, aud every person Ia the hotel Was
rendered violently III. Tho food IOmhlu-
ina was subjected TO chemical analysis aud
the milk was found 10 contain a quantity
OF poison, the nature OF which will not be
divulged until recently discharged emu
ployo. who Ia said TO have made threats
against the hotel proprietor, 10 located.
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Thursday evening woman was held up
and robbed of Ssb N Elho,on, 4 doserlp-
lion OF tho highwaymau was talephonsd TO
police headquarters at this CITY, and tho
llosra wee on the lookout iof the fellow
Ali that night and yostordav. The robbof
evidently had good sonae enough 10 stay
away from Helena, NJ tho police f0opd no
ttAc9 of him whateSer
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viii Agree or OuIt.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The unaerstSnd-
ing among tariff oonferess when they al
iourned this afternoon. was that the sss-
sion to- morrow should bring about either
an agreement on the sugar schedule or ~
decision 70 report disnR cement. To-day
was devoted by the conference TO discussion
OF the sugar question.
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rrnon. mm n. K.nt ON nn,r.

oM,ul. Aug. S-fhc department, OF .h.
Platte announced to-day thS, ull federal
troopa iu Montana aud tho west guarding
railroad property would NOS be Withdrawn
before september, oven n there IL no moiu
vtoleuee, lhe plan, aa announced, ia to
gradually withdraw 1 oops AZ the eituAtlon
warrants. Several companies we're with.
drawn TO- day.
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Mems
Ounnor
Suits

We advise not to put it off any
longer, but come while the stock
is yet complete and have your
pick of the cream. Prices and
profit cut no figure with us in
this Great Clearance Sale. The
stock must go, and we ask you
all to assist us by calling on us
and buying one of our Fine
Mems Suits that we feel SO
proud of.
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THE wELLMAN ExPEDIrIoN


hhfoh NofuchshJoiu hhihes % hchet hr'J
Desirable.
LONDON. Aug. 3.-The Times says the
Royal Geographical society has received the
following telegram from Baron Nordsnsk-
iold; Tho steamer Raenavald Jarl, which
conveyed the wsllman expedition 70 the
polar regions. has been crushed in the Ice
near Walden island. Six men who were
with the expedition have rrturned 10 Nor
way. Other members of the party contin-
ued northward on the ice, but 10 10 evi-
IDENTIFY imr rossible for them to penetrate
far. and the expedition ia likely to return TO
the swedish houses al Mossel bay. In Aug
ust and September there will probably be
no ice between Euyl and Icefiord, AMI
Mossel bay will then be accessible. think
a relief expedition desirable"
Toe Times. commenting on tho fo'eRo-
ing. says Baron Nordenskiold's opinion
deserves most setious attention. II is TOD
late, II remarks, 10 express m opinion upon
the foolhariiness OF the expedition.
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SLOW HORSES.
Quality OF sport Mt brighton Is Failing



on
NKw YORK. Aug. 3.-Ths attendance to-
day was light AZ Brighton Beach. and there
are but three days more Of the meeting.
The class Of borses is getting worse. The
most promising race ON the card vas the
handicap for thres-ysar-oldS, one mile.
Sam Weller hook M the running. with Oar
Maggie beside, In the last quarter. while
Tom Tough lay close up IN case of acci.
dents. Then hm Weller gave way aud
Little Mat Joined our Maggie. racing that
way to tho end, while Tom Tough finished
third.
Seven furlongs-Shadow, Saunterer. Run
yon, 1901 u; six xfnrlongs-SolitAire, Soprano,
Walter Riggs. ll6; five furlonps ps-llsnwell.
Jeusio TarAl. Ella Reed. l;02li mile-OuT
Maggie, Little Mat. Tom Iough, l.i3ili
siH furlongs-Drum Major, Moluu ..
BusiTe. i;l6A; mile aud one-sixteonth-
Jack Rose. trouble. Whist, l;50l4,
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Id.h. repall.l. wnI Net rn.s

BomE Aug. a-lhe populist convention
yesterday nominated Jamos Gum for con-
greaS and j. w. BallsntinO for governor
The convention declared against fusion
with the democrats. Tho resolutions favor
woman suffrage.
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Special to Ths Indopsndsnt
GBKAr FALLs, Aug. 3.-An Attompt was
made last night TO fro the house of James
King. fireman on the Great Northern. on
the wss, side. About Que o'clock soms one
ripped the window screen and threw
lighted ball Of waste into the room.
The FIRE was seen by nsiRhboT in time TO
wake the Kings and extinsuish the blaze.
The obieo, Of ,ho attempt is unknown. and
the police as ye, have no clue 70 tho per-
petfAtot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
TO invos,lrA,n Tho Iudre's AorounIa

CLEVELAND. Aug, Q, - INSPECTOR !. W,
Nightingale, OF ihs department of justice
at Washington, arrived here 10 take cha 20
Of the Investigation OF the accounts OF
United statsa Judge Kicks. aRainat whom
oharRca have boon made by the CVntfal
Labor anion VI thin att
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
Cash In the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-rhe cash balance
in the trfasury at the close OF business was
$il9 2G9, 8ib. The stated amount OF the
gold reserve is sb39s9 l7G. lesa 81. 700 900
engaged for export yesterday anu to-day,
leaving the tIue amount Of the reserve
S52, 239 l76.
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n. al. Association shor,

srRiSormLu. ILL., Aug. a-Ths auditor OF
public Aoeouatu to-day ordered the atlor.
ney general TO bring aui, aeainat the llli-
nola building 4 Loan association nj
bloomington, Investigation showed IL 20
be SS2 900 ahoft, The asastI are STji l53
liabintloa 4BlB. 12A
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CmoAoo Aug. 9-Thtee frame dwellings
on Taylor street were destroyed by nrs
this afternoon. Miss lsaboliA Irwin. over
come by smoke. may diet Wm. Connora,
stIuck on tho head by failing brick. will
probably recover; Tony Camera. bafnsd
about the had And face will recover
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Have To Catch Him First.

PARIS Aug. 3.-Dr Cornelius Heiz. the
Paris lobbyist. was sentenced in oontuma-
clam to-day to five yearf imprisonment
and fine OF 900 frhncs. The doctor re-
mains in London and Ia defiant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Dono at Financial Centers the
| Past Week.
Nrw YoRK, Aug. 3,-The clenrinRs Of the
banks Of the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
/ of Inst vear wars ns followa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04

Ia lA'ge oThtoa ono dollar YefY hneai
Crawford peaches at rs eenia a crate.
hoNrlNA FHurr sroRS.
l35 North Main 81, o0L
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70, tho wIoss. Esprs. Robbery.

Special to Tho Independent
BoUIpHR Aug. 3.-Ths late grand Jury
found indictments against Morgan shTeye
aud Buck Wilson. Of wiokss, charged with
being implicated In the wiehes robbery a
month or so ago. aud Sheriff BoNsill ar
rested them at wiokes to-day. This makes
the third arrest, aud 10 Ia claimed that ths
county has a good case agalns, them.
Their trial will doubtless be called up a
this term OF the district court.
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The Anaconda Season VIII Be Car
riod Over Three Days Next
Week.
Up 60 the Present Tlms It Has
Been Successful In Every
Respect
An unhnown Man Kuisd aud nis Body
Terribly Mangled by the Cars %
mlssoula.
spooiAl to The Independent

bpooihl 70 The lndopendent
ANAooNDA, Aug. 8,-lhis was another
good dny OF tho track In point Of weather,
attendance aud interest.
Carroll atakoi for three yoar-olda, bsst two la
thrue haatH vAlu0 tihu
liloa Noyea. 'tfttf ss.. .t..t.,.......
Encounter .'ts+.--.-. ...,r.r,... f,....
BtanA.. .......................... o
linie. 2'g9 1'2sA. a!iA MutuAls paid sao0
500. tb ~.
Roaming, three-quartOW Of mile. bandi-
cap, -or two-yoar olds purse 83OO-Bsns-
fAcireaa won, Gravel second. Marietta
third. Time, ILL. Mutuals paid s13 10
Kuuninp, soVsn-eighths, selling. purse
s90-st. CroiH won. Jennie Dean second,
Nolmandie third. GrSonhoek fourth. Faro
9Th. Time. 19lG. Mutnals paid slOsO.
Trolting 22O olas. three 10 i've purse t7O1
Miss fu1le ...,+.--.,f. ..tts.st4 -.+s-t 4
AlArt1ist .t's ffs+...-. +.+44.......s.s.+
nSmhiook .....+.. ..t.t'.t.t.. ..,..r,.'",'-..t
lime 2'22s, 2.2s 2i2a nutaals paid ti0aS
tIg 80 tsl0.
Iree-for-all pace. three in five. purse $500
| iohhi" -. s..s.rsffr ft sfs-tt.sst.s
inncs Almont r..sss.+s.. .........s........
lolulh ss'....+,.. .....t.f......f.9 D
rcioto orr .,''-..,r..+r. +r...-...r..,.,.s...... 4
lime, kl6A. 2;isA.
Continued till tomorrow on soeoust Of dark
moss.
The racing senson In Anaconda was to
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04

The racing sehson In Anaconda was TO
have ended Saturday. bnt IL has been de-
oided TO srtsnd il over noxt Monday. Tuss-
day and Wednesday.