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The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
NORTHERN PACIFIC PROXIES.
Asked Nv prssidsnt nrayton tvss-Ihe
Masters Tindines Criticised.

Asked Nv President Irayton tvss-Ihe
Masters TiadinGs Critioiaed.
NEw YonE, sept n. President Brsyton
Ives to-day isauod circular 10 ,hs stock
holders Of tt0 Northern Paciho Railroad
oompanT asking fof proxies for the annual
election, reviewing briefly the work Of the
present directors AMI setting forth tho
present OUTLOOK for tho road. b. eaking OF
tho mAstei'a Tspogt on the petition for the
removal OF Receiver Oaksa, DO tskas iaauo
with the findings OF fsot aud aaTgi
III IL confidently expected by your board
thnt suia for restitution sill bo ordered b.
the oout. and that much larger enma than
those found and T0aohed b. the master na
haying been mhdo IN tho transactions
nAmg1 will ultimately be rooOysred from
some OF those who have betrayed your
Interests.
"The work 10 which all Interested 10 the
securities Of the company are now looking
Ia that Of reorganization. Hitherto there
has boen littls announcement 10 make ser
ioua efforts In this direction. owing 10 the
enormous snd phenomenal decrease in
earnings. Tho strike practically uloaed the
road for the first half OF Jolly. Although
ID 10 probable eyofy CLAUS Of bonds may be
called on 90 make cnnoearionA moro o.
leas, according 10 their priority, stockhold-
era can assume that they will have To boar
proportionAte burdens Ia order IN preserve
saeir holdings.
There Is no doubt that plan OF Teor-
Ranization will be proposed which will Give
them an equal oonsids alton for anY Fseri.
hnsa and contributions they MAY be asked
10 make. That there may be no msundeE-
standing as 10 the altitude Of your direct
orE for the future az woll 40 In tho past. IL
should be known tha. they are. rs theg
have been at all timss. ready and anxious
TO cooperate with all, whethsr bondholders
or stockholders, whose object has been or
tire property. (sisned)
"BRAYToN IyEs, President"
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
DEFENSE OF BEMIS.
Tho Omaha Executive Presenting His Side
OF the Case.

Tho Omaha Executive Presenting His Side
OF the Case.
OMAHA. Sopt. 2i.-The defense In the
Mayor Bomis impeachment proceedings be-
gan presenting It's aide OF ,he case to-day.
The FIRST witness was Guy Doans, secretary
OF the pa L commission, who gave the re-
corded history OF tho pa chase of Bemis
rArk. The commission instructed its sec
retAry 20 send 10 the city council recon-
mendation that this tract be put chased by
tho city for park. DR.. Geo. Miller, ex-p'es.
idsnt Of the board OF psrk commissioners.
testified that the deal was perfectly legiti.
mate. George W. Linin0er. former mem
Der OF tho park board. testified that during
his term az member of the board tho park
a. stem OF Omaha wus diseusaed. Bomis
park WAs finally selected aud pnrchasod
by the city for hbout $30.O00 10 carry out
nnd comp etc the pans OF the park board
for complete park and boulevard sfstem.
Many othor prominent citizens testified
that tbs oity was moe benenItod by the
sale than MAJOR ilsmis. The issue ON
gambling will como up TO morrow.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
HOLLOW BELOW.
A tsotion of Kansas ghat "a Cavlng In
Toward tho CsniCE


Toward tho tsuieE
wIonrA. Kan. Hopt. 2l-Lan 10 eavlug
In toward the eenioF of ths earth In The
vicinity OF the jonollon of iinFyoy. Bu,leT
aud Marion oountiss, ihs state. Great eE'
element prevails AmoJg ihr pooplo and
many are getting away. lbe dlaAstsF IL Of
tho most unAeoountable oiigin. and tho
state geoloeini haa boen summoned 10 in
veatiRate tho disturbances OF tho earth'a
formationa There was no shock feit when
the gronad ATSd In bearing hny reseInb-
lance 10 an earthquake. Near White
Water, on the farm of Thomas EssiuRton,
nn area OF forty by ninety feet sunk TO =
depth OF twenty-eight foot. Thia occurred
Yesterday. and about Tho same moment an
area aeyenty-lyo foet square sunk az Plum
Grove 20 depth Of thiTts Ave feet. Thia
WAS on tho farm Of SID JONES'. tho sliding
In carrying thfeshlnR machine with IL.
Water poured into the latter hole from
underground at's 'sams tili 10 Ia fllsd nearly
10 the top but tho hole at White Water IL
still dry. though II IL supposed that tho
oavsd'in earth is resting upon n vast body
OF water. Tho places AT0 seven OF eight
miles apart Az Annelly, ten miles from
White water, there we're several cave ins,
ranging In depth from siK to forty fe0t.
Theories arc various, but mono OF them
SO far are scientific Not long since q mAu
vha digging we'll In tho Vicinity of Plum
q ove aud whom he had reached tho depth
OF twenty.siX fsst. tho drill sunk into au
apparent vacuum. aud could not be TeoOv-
cred. Tho supposition is there 10 a dried
up Underground river underneath the lAnd
which has oAved In.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
GRAND CHAPTER. O. e. ..
Newly Elected and Appointed Grand ON.
GERS Installed.
kpociAi To Tho lndonanfenL

Newly Elected and Appoipted Grand on
GERS Installed.
kpoclal to Tho independent
BTILNos. Bept. 2l.-The grand chapts.
Order Of the Eastern star, completed its
iabors tonight after very busy session. az
which much important, business Was trans-
acted. Al the close OF business the newly
elected and appointed officers wore installed
by the retiring grand matron, Mira Marion
J.. Wood. as follows: Grand worthy ma
tron. Ms. Alice 6tsdmsn. Helena; grand
worthy patron. Ike w. Baker. Livingston,
grand associate mstron. Mrs. Sara r.
Trsoy. Bozsmhn; htron, Geo. #. Stack,
Missouls; ccnduciress. Mrs. Lucy & Rails
back. Billings; associate conduotfess. Min
ME Collins White Sulphur Springs; ssere.
thry. Mrs. Eva Boardmhn, Butte; treasurer.
Mrs. Louisa Day. Glsndiye; grand
Ada. Mra Lzzis S nek. Missouis,
grand Ruth. Mrs. Violet MattesoD. Butte,
grand Esther. Mrs. Zonay Kenyon. Boxe-
msn; nrsnd Martha. Mrs. Inez Keene,
Townsend; grand Elects, Mrs. AmeI<A
Hndsop, Helena; grand varder. Mrs. Mao
tha Viekers. Vir9inia City; grand sentinsk
Ms. Y del Hute'. Dillon; grand orRanisk
Mrs. Antonette D,bcock. Billings; grand
chaplain. Mira w. G. Prsuitt Helene
grand marshal. 4. II. Hampton. Whit
Sulphur Springs. n
This oses the series OF grand meeting q
OF tho different Masonic bodies held here
tbis wosk. At the close Of the grand ohap,-
ter. Past Grand Mutron Edna Hedges ip.
stalled the oiiiOera of Edna ehaptsr by Ts-
quest.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
A RANCHMAN MURDERED.
Walter Cleveland, OF Halbsrl. Fergus
County. Killed in His
Cabin.
Evidence All TO tho Eject That
Ho Was tho Victim OF
Murdorora.
CIosiaE goFk OF the Jaasnfs orsnd
Bodies NJ Biiiinus-Cobvs vsntions
Ara Held,
snsoInl 10 rha Inaonsna.n.

Special 10 Tho fndoDsndsnt
Bro TMBEh Sept. q, l,--Ths body Of q
dead man was found to-day about four
o'clock on tho banks OF Antslops creek. by
mau named Pot,s. about eight miles from
town. Mr.. PoMs notified tbs authorities
and a eofonsr'a iury wss impAnollsd, which
went oct and held an inquest. On cram
ininR tho body letters were found which
proved him 10 be Walter Cleveland, Of Hal
bert. Fergus county. Ha had evidently
been murdered By unknown parties while
In the act Of arising from bed In the morn-
ing. and bis body and bedding thrown Into
the brush and hastily covered Up. The
body had several tattoo marks on II. The
undorolotheH we're tho only articles OF
clothing found on the body and were
drawn over his body as In the act OF dis-
robing. 80
The Jury, IN charge OF J. L. Reese nfter
viewiaR the body. came 10 the conclusion
that Cleveland had been foully murdered.
and after taking Mr.. Potts testimony hd-
jouIned until two o'clock tomorrow. The
body was brought to town late ,hissveninR.
by later inquiry IL is learned that Mr..
Cleveland Ia a we'll known rsnohm.u and
sheep raisst Of Fergus county.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Causes Him TO he Suspended for th
Rest Of the Season


Causes Him TO No Suspended for the
Rest Of the Season.
New YoRK. 8 pt. ALTO make up for the
poor quality of the card al Gravessnd to-
day Llttlehsld managed TO make things
lively. and the outcome Of his performance
on saraRosea ia about TO make him wish
that he had not taken the mount The sec
ond race was al mile and one furlong.
with Banquet, Saragosss nnd Joian AZ thu
only starters Banque, was this favorits
and was behind until the stretch was
reached when Saragossa SWING wlde and
Banquet cut In against the rail. Whom the
eighth pola was reached saragosss was a
head In advance. Lttlefeli drove him
ngsinst Banquet and Simms hsd 10 pull up
10 avoid being thrown over tho fence. The
claim OF foul was raised and SaragoHa was
disqualified, the race given TO BAnqust.
Litile1sld was fined 300 und was sus-
pended for tho rest of tine Heaaon.
Five forlongs-Owiot, Ksnnet Conuols-
seur, 1.02; mile and one. ne.eighth-Saragosgn
Banquet Jodan, 1864. Snrngossa disqunii-
fed for loulinR; miie-Elo-a Thornton,
Declare, Figaro. 1;i2A; mile anl ono fur
long-Yieiorious. Tom Skidmoe -. Mi
ohhel. 1:65: I'VE and half furlonHa-Irlsh
Rsel. Uranis. Bright Phosbu,, 1;0sJs; six
urlonRa-LoonswslL DefarGillu. Worn-
berg, 1;lil.
INDEPENDENCE. Kan. Sept. 21.-Two half
mile track world's records we're broken n,
to-iay's rucSs here. Proctor lowered the
hsli-mlie record FOR yearlines from 1.ilL
10 l:09. Symho,s, lowe oil the mile record
Cor two-ySat oIds from 2;lslS to 2;l7
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Special 60 Tho lndspenien'.
wISaroN, Sept 2l.-The many friends OF
Jos. Nollmer. OF Winston. will be Rrisved
10 learn that hls wife died Sunday morning
at three o'clock. aiior Au illness Of thfSs
weeks ~ the Nre OF 81 years Mrs. Voll-
msr was bora In Ruh, Germany. She leaves
a child wSsko three old, hsr husband, a ais
ter. brother Aed father ia Luzsin. Ger
many. and her aiEter, Mrs. I;oolissoh, in
MaTysyillo, besidea large circle Of
friends TO noun her loss AZ the funeral
In Winston. Monday afternoon, NOT alone
all tbs citizens followed the remains 10 tho
cemetery. bat also the Minsf onion and
The supsriuieadsnt aud bis wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tibbilts, who conducted The funeral
oersmonies The mombera OF tho union
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbitts have the thanks
OF tho sofrowlne husband and relatives for
their aii In their bsrshvemsnL.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
A LAND FRAUD.
Sells Repeatedly Land He Never Owned
at All

Sells Repeatedly Land He Never owned
at All.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 2l.-The interior de-
pariment has iuat passed on a case where a
peculiar fraud 10 being prae.icsd. Some
time ago resident of Tennessee wrote 10
the attorney general stating that las, May
he saw an advsrtisomOnt In q Chicago paper
Offering foe sale lG0 acres OF land in Gov
ernor county. Kansas. The real estate
agent lived at Laibron No.. aud through
him the land wss purchased by a man from
Tennessee. IL vas then found that tue
government owned the land. although
Lathtop. the agent had furnished a com =.
plete deed and hbatiAot OF title. Since then
the sHme tract has been advertised bY tho
enmo agent
IL is held by the interior department that
as the rights OF the government are In no
way affected there is nothing for tho in-
torloT department. 10 do In tbs premises.
II is suggested, however. that tho attention
OF the y oper authorities be- called 10 tho
fraud villa n view Of saving innocont
pa ties who do NOT take tho trouble %
make thorough Investigation OF land titlei.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Tnnk IInIf tho Mnnar.

CNcINsATL Sept 2l.-William j. Meyers,
arrested hero last night for the murder OF
Forest Crowley, near Atlanta, made n long
statement to-day. 20 tho eject that the
murder wns committed by Brown Allen, n
gambler. He says Ailen got him completely
nuder hia control, and induced him 10 eu-
by telling Crowley he had mules to SELL
lie sent CrowleT into the woods where Al
len was conosAled. In n few minutes Allen
returned with pooketbook. saying Here,
take your share; I've killed him." Meyers
SAYS 10 took SCI and lsn S6l.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

PHoEA, ILL.,, sopL 2L-Just how serious a
crisis eonironts the vhlshI truSt may be
imagined from the fact that thc directors
wero summoned by wire 20 n special meet.
ing to-day although the regular meeting
would have been held laotda'. Onleialp
are verf seoretive as 10 what Ia being douo.
President Grosnhut suys he Knows % moth
Ing thht would Tequl tho immediate die
ISOLATION OF the company. II IL believed
tho eastern distributing oomrauy hH, the
trust where " can squeeze ID and 10 making
She moo, of the opportunity.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

HALEIou n. c., Sent. 2l.-As tho state
convention OF democratic clubs te,olution
were pAssed that tho democrats OF North
Carolina demand tho construction Of the
Nicaragua canal by Anne lean capital. un-
Ger American control, and naklnq thOir
democratic brethren Ia every southern and
northern and wssssfn siate 10 Join with the
democracy OF North Carolina IN a unanl-
nous aud unplstRkable demand upon the
FeuoFHi government for tho cOnair action OF
tbe American inlerOoeanic canal.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
GRANT Z COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
In Convention Assembled They Nominsts
Good Ticket.

In Convention Assembled They Nominate
Good Ticket. E
Special 10 This Indopendsnt. "
pnIIrsBURo. SEPT. 2l.-The democratIs
county cobvsn,ion for Granite county was
called TO order st four o'clock this after
noon, aud after eneoting temporary or-
gsnization adjourned I'LL seven .. m. Az.
ter reassemb bling the convention mado the
following nominations; Treasurer. A. A.
Fnirbaitn, PhilipsburR; clerk and recorder.
O. 4. FesthsFmnp, hammond; shelf.
John II. Cole, PhiIipsburs; clerk of cou &.
Lon X. Hoss. Philipsburg; county attorney
Ii. w. Rodgers, Phiigsburei assessor. A..
s. Hufmsn. PhiIipsburs; county sommis-
sionerE. abort term. Edward Lannsn. Bear
mouth; iong term, Valentine JScsy. Phil
ipsbu g. aud Geo. b. Cain. Granite, stats
senator. N. b. Ringeline Philipsburg; rsp-
resentstiyes. Il, II. Campbell and James
NeDonell. both OF PhilipsbuTa.
Tho convention was very harmonious and
completed iis work at nine o'clock. Tho
ticket will receive the support Of the party
in the county.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

PRwcNrou, ks. S,pt. 9l.-Fresh ship
ment Of flssarms has boon made TO Union
county 10 arm the taxpayers OF Lindlo and
Uastyvlllc precincts who nrs resisting tho
co lection OF the railroad tnx. About 700
men armed with wuoheatofa nnl dyna-
mite nre awaiting tho arrival OF Collector
Blackwell and 100 arme1 deputies. Black
voll says he will collect the tax n II takes
military power 20 do II. Tho people saJ
will Tssist ~ TO tho death.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
THE WIND WAS FURIOUS.
Assumed the Proportions of o Cyclone
and Wrought Havoc.

ENMErTsBuRo, Iowa. Sept. 21.-A terrific
cyclone passed over this section this even
ing, oausing several deaths and tho de-
ssruction OF much property. Tho Foley
house. half mile south OF the city, is de-
molished. his daughter 10 dead. and the
father. mother and son are frightfully
wounded. Mrs. Foley's arms ate both
broken and she CON hardly recover.
Mrs. Alex Golden, living a few miles
east OF here. Is dead. and Mr.. Goldsp Ia
not expected 10 live. Az tho litile
town Of Cylinder. ten miles ssst, two or
three houses were blown down and ueve nj
persons seriously injured. Several whose
names have not bsen learned are missing
and many are supposed 10 be killed OF
wounded.
In Great Oak township five miles south
vest ths storm was very severe. Many
buIldinRs nra reported 10 have been blown
down. In this city the storm wAs severe,
but no serious lamags was done.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
he,
Boston

N T the beginning of this new
"A season we invite you here
to see what we have for
you this Fall and coming winter.
The most important thing of all,
you must not forget we are in
business to make money and do
make it by selling our clothes at
a fair profit. When we sell you
a suit we guarantee that it is
o. X. We want to see you
again and again. We are after
your trade.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
y.now.lon. ropulI., convsntiou.

Special 90 Tho Independents
BrIIiSas. hopt, 2l.-rhe populipt oon-
,en,Ion met here too day with twsniy-thIes
delegates pressnt out OF total OF lf,y-
eight solecIed. 1he nominations Tor
county attorney. county antvsyor and QUE
county commissioner wsrs left blank, aud
tho central commits Instructed 10 oil va
cAneisa. Following ia the tloke, nominaiodi
E. II. GARnon. for state senator. II. A.
Firth for representative, ]. J. Walk ior
sheriff, Frank Lambert for oletk and re-
cordsr J, u, Barnlsh for treasurer, q. H.
Smith for assessor w, A, Burr for super.
ln,ondent OF schools, O. n. Newman And
0lney Taylor for comfy eomminsloDerA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
HIS Lna.nIn,. crinhs,.r.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-5lI thousand
people Witnessed the international orioks,
match to-day between Lord Hawkes.
English e.even aud the gentlemen OF Phil
adelphia. when stamps we're drawn on
account Of darkness tho score stood 1877
uns IN favor Of tho visitors, and seventr-
four for three wiokets and two mon not out
on the local side.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
n,lnEinr Minrr. un North.

MAosIILoM o., tept, 2i.-Ths report
from birmingham. Ala, that 800 negro
miaers had started 70 Mossillon an 1000
more wonld follow SHORTLY. has caused ln-
isnap rxeiteiarnt In thi, city. Thc white
m,nO . Aro gathered hire In large numbers.
stats Arbitrator bshop has stiil slfong
Lopoa OF compromising tho strike.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
coo.au Ksp, ou, of Reach.

DENVER, sept. 2l.-The set-,o between
jerry HALEY. Of California. and Reddy
CooRan, OF Denver. for S25O a side. came
OF at the Central thenter tonight and
ended in draw. Neither was hurt during
the entire thirty rounds. HALEY made sew
eral efforts 10 make a fight OF il, but
Coogan kept ont OF reach and could not be
induced 10 take the aggressive.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

ISpIASAroLrs Sept 2l.-It Ia claimed by
members OF the brotherhood Of Curi enters
ana Joiaera. now In soisiou hore. TINT the
Amalgamatod carpenters and Knights OF
Labor. OF Chicago, have been doing much
damage 20 the trade and trying 10 injura
m.mhaIa OF the Lrotho hood. Thomas L.
Kidd. general secretary Of the IntefnAlionn al
Machine Wood workers. association, spoke
before the CONVENTION,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Larry. M,na ,t.,or,sa ps.troy.d

sr. PAUI. tep,, 2l.-rbo town Of Leroy.
Mimi, Ia reported 10 have boru partially
ruined ly oi olone thia sVenlng 4 he isl.
egtnuh oiileo at ElmoTo ref otts three co.
Gle killed. "a l.otuy aud the whole eastern
pat o, the town bAdl demAped. NJ %
broke out AZ the a0me time, uoatroI ing
aOlel and three stores
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

IiosroS, sspI 2l.-Tbo shoys OF All the
clothing contractors Ia the city arc closed
to-day and not ono OF tbo strike IL at
work. AZ nins o'clock a. NJ. u mass mss,-
ing OF the strikers vas h ,d aud tue chair
man OF every shops crew accounted for
every man undef hin.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
atrnat Car Hnlh LIN

NEw YORK. Sspt a.-An open car was
held no Inst night near Abingdon square.
Abou, forty hoodlums. somc black and
some white. rushei into tho 81 e,t and cry
ing "iE'." atopped the cat. Sevs al held
the BIO sr- bile ihri; companions robbed
the tNsh passcngtr'. Mhon tho police
arrived ,ar iooghs were 10 ret eas hnl
only two were oaught.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

PnTaDUgo, Pa, So 2l. william Smith,
serving a twsnt ,hrss JsAIs' sentence In
the Western IenitOntiarJ. was sho, and
probably fatally woundod by Koes o. George
W. Dean. this morning. Smith refused 80
obsy o ders, picked up a sharp knlfe used
Ia ,he moAl department, and rushed upon
The kssyer.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

The marquis ot Larne has wilton lhe
libretto OF Ea opsrA, which will be aot 10
music br tae Ncoloh ompoaet. Hsmish Ne
Cunu. The nts, performance will probably
isAu ilhen before tho qneeu ~ Windsor
uaIaue
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

wALrHAM, Mass, Sept. 2l-At tho Wal
than track TODAY John S. Johnson broke
tho worlds biofOle record foS half mile,
making n in 90 20 secoude. In tho same
trial TIE worlds quarter tandem record
was also 10 oxen. TimS ~ 40 seconds
laiyog Davidson. Of Toronto. created a
record foe class A, making n quarter un-
paced IN ~ 10 seconds.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Great Falls Loader.
No, aainglo Argument has been made 80
far 10 show why the pSopls OF no ,horu
Montana should vote 10 place ,so cApi,al
two hunGfod miles southwest, OF Great
Falls.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Wo.Iero At.hsuIs,an.

The ameor OF AfghanlGtan has had an
electric light station eroetsd At CnbuL 10
was bnilt by Saltet PINE, an euelnso, in
iho employ OF tha lndiAn government. The
Ameer has also had built a saw aud planning
mill, mint, n cartridge factory, an hTuc-
uA', gunpowdot mills. a boot faotorI and a
soap factory.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Tho house Of the lhio Charles uConnoI
nt Nantucket should posssaa espsolal in
terest for women on account Of ita being
without closet. Tho architect vas young
slatiys oi Mr. O'C0Lnor, aud the honan
was finished before ciihsi man holie,d tho
delclsnut
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
He Was Ailowed To R..isn

wAsHISoroN, Sept 2l.-Sserotary Car
lisle to-day accepted the resignation OF
ORourhe. supervising architect of the
treuRury,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

n WORD about Thistlewaite's
' $3.50 Calf Shoes: They are
honestly and thoroughly made.
In Style. Fit and Workmanship
they are as good as any custom
shoe.
Tho venps in these shoes are
cut from the best of calf skin; the
soles are the most durable kind.
They are congress and lace,
either plain toe or tip.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done ut Financial Conters the
Past Week.
NEw YonK. Sept H.-The clsarings Of The
banks Of the principal cities for tho week
as compared with the corresponding week
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Total for tho leading cities OF the United
states was $500. 2s7,0ts an increase Of 1910 ps
oent compared with the same week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
wUry PIANOS GET orr or SORTS.
ON The Buffalo Express.

From The Buffalo Express.
.som.,lmes a piano gets sick said an expert
tuner Yesterday. This Buffalo weather seems 10
give them the grip. Pianos. you know. have ieei,
ings same az anybody Didn't you know that
NIL they have This plano have just doctoreu
was moi so much out of tune as II was SICK. run
down II had caught cold from changes or tempera,
ture There has been sort of epidemic lateiy anu an.
ever So many pianos have had to take. treathleni,
Thee, are two other complaints common win ~,
pianos one IL lack OF exercise and the other -
overwork. $500, , ,s,
about how much exercise should a piano ee'
"In most cases from one to two hours a udy, "
keen II I'm the best OF health. More than TWO hou.
a day slowly saps Il piano OF It's vital energy ~
other thing about piano Is that II mas To preae"e
This fashion OF smothering a piano In ciolhe -,
mean draperies and such things hanging down ai'
backs-lsn't any better for II than TO Jam II e'o
up against wall. piano should stand Two az
three inches out from wall SO that IL Vn' -, Ia
plenty of air How can plano be ekpectu ,tLe
reasonable I'd Ike to know. II II Isn't trsd,eu IN
one OF the family; and II 1t isn't attended 10 WIG"
II complains? ,.,,ass for
why isn't piano-tuning just the , pn9'' "
women" this music physician was asker. =, tina
well" he replied thoughtfuliy. so iaa a he
hours and the physical labor are ono, aithongh
business IL just the thing for women pu'' .oh tIa
they have the ear. somehow they doh ea'@" '''e
science OF 1t or the spirit OF II. .,,y w,,h
They don't seem to get into syinpas.iy M The
plano. ] suppose 1t may be soou dee vns,
difference in doctors. Some OF EN- ii ond you
and you think you are going 70 se, s GOD nIiIs
do get well. while others who have just DIS so'u p'
can't help you a Bit"