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SHERIFT's MAUDE n. BAKtR
- Plaintiff, W. Abbis J. Porter, 3. 7. Porter
and Alexander Mort n. defendants.
nder aud hy virtue Of order OF sale and
dsores Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court Of tho trst Judicial district OF he
state Of Montana in and for the county OF Levi.
and iArke on the 18TH day Of April. 4. 80 .
ia the above entitled acliOn, wherein MAUI
N. aker. the above named plaintiff. Obtaine1 D.
judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sale
sssinst Aebe lorier, T. Port ?
10Th day Of April, A. d. 1884. for the tuu
Of 81 $50 %. 5os es interest costs and attorney
fees. which said decree was. on this 18th day o.
April A. ID 1894, recorded in Judgment bpok
No. OF said court, 81 page - / an CON
handed to sell all that eertAia lot piece o.
pare Of land. situate. lying and being Ia tho
Northern aoiho addition to the city Of holeni ..
in the county Of evils and Clarke, state O..
Montana, and bounded And described as fuilo-s
towit.
he east thirty 1907 fest OF lot six To-. in bloc
sizty-hye l65 u the Northern Pacific add q l.
10 the city OF Helena. county and state afors-
said being thirty 1901 feet front on Boulder
nue. aud one hundred aud forty litO feet deep
a. said lot and block are numbered dssig nAtei
aud described upon the Plat % said Norther
Pacific addition now on file in tho Office Of he
recorder ~ deeds OF said county OF Lewis an
Clarke.
herediiaments aud appurtsnAnces thereunto b
longing or anyWifs appertAining
Public notice ia hereby gwen. that on Thur
day, the nth day Of hAy. 4. D., 1891. At /.
o'clock m. OF that day, At the front door Of he
court house. Helena Lewis and clarke countl
Montana. will, in obsdiencs to said order Of salt
and decree Of foreclosure and sAle sell the above
described property Or 30 much hereof a. ma
tsrest and costs. 10 tho highest and best bidler
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April
~ - CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff
By Fam K hOss Under sheriff
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sHFRlFES SALE
O. d. laylurl.


W. II. Hakor rank Langford
Fila II. Hakor. Georgia lHngfori,
". D. tuliou and A. ninth.
To be sold n -herh'- sale N the 18th DAY OF
MAY. 1894. AZ 20 o'clock M. az the front door OF
the court house. Helena, to-vit
That parcel o. land ,itgate IN tbs Bake addi-
tiun 10 the city Of Helena, county Of Lewis and
larko. state u Montana. artIcularly
described follow hogirniug At a
point on tho east boundary line Of Raj
eigh street former 3 Montana street. itu-
ate two hundred aDd sixfy-folr era foot eouth
Of the Iotnt Of intersection ot tho said east
boundary lins ~ iialeIEh sheet with the south
boundary line of Roadway iofmerly roventh
street.. running thence south along FAd aaet
boundary line 81 Raleigh street hftg-thres 58l
ADD nino-tonths i-i0i feet % point. thence east
ono hundred foet TO point thence north fifty
tour l5l and fuur-tsuths $40 feet 20 IOint.
thence vest on3 hundred 400 feet to tho place
% beginning,
Dated Helena. Nav g. I-9i.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS,
sheriff.
BY FRED T. HOS.
Under Sheriff.
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NIafI Df MONTANA COUNTY OF LEWIS
..i lnfks touc. b. hereby given fta there
HI.I p a isriaI u-sfI ~ - me beard 20 county
...uI 1lers .I tHs.r oiiifo iu fnH cont house.
HN I.Hr..la.. Mag il. l-a. ~ Do clock a m /.
iu .Ha b.. r..Hn 40 lsfflnx contract fur be grai-
liI 10 % aHat b. kuoeu Al tfe March
r..E rHrI rui Co. such other bu.infs a. may
.fsi.T H.. before them.
~ order 90 fha 20 Cd.
q. s. IOOEIE
tpanL Cork.
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J. L. SMITH
Freight and Transfer Line
HELENA, MONT.

Including Ores promptly transferred from the
depot. Orders viii receive prompt attention-
Once At J. feldbera's store and at the depot
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VI tki.f n YOU WAIST A uIr8AND OK
Va vi zach or poor. send il cents for fnAtri
monIal paper. cent scaled 10 plata wrapper Mn.
cago. lll.
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THE THOMAS CRUISE

THE THOMAS CRUISE
SAVINGS BANK OF HELENA.
Incorporated under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 500, 900.
THOMAS CRUISE .................. President
FhAhk II. CRUISE ...... Vice resident
WIN J. COoKk.... Asst Treas. and seorstsry
WM. j. sWEHNhY.............. Treasurer
Thomas Cruee Frank II. Cruss
VIM j. Cooke VIM. j. Sweeney
John Pagan.
Allows per cent interest on Savings Deposita
compounded January and July.
lransaots general banking sinass. Draws
exchsnge on all principal cities Of the United
states and Europe.
Deals in AL county ADD city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate MORTGAGES.
flee hOurs from 10 m to4p. m Alec on
Saturday and Monday evenings from to 8
o'clock
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mtLr MANrED-rEMALE

IAfANTFD-AT ONCE. A BRIGHT. INTEL
w ligent lAdv TO attend 10 writing. securing
address,. mailing out ciroolRrs etc. Al their
own homes. steady work. good wages; no can
Vassing the oppOrti nifty OF a lifetime for an
ambitious lady aduress in own handwriting.
with seif-sdlresscd stamped envelope, Aiss
Emma o.. heed. south lend md.
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Orris Employment Agency.

81. North Ma.n st TelsphonsiiJ
WANTED
Man with team o. tako contract hauling ore
ami concentrate
falIruaI men. FREQ faro.
Sheep hardora
B Eirla Tor homework.
Mtmau coos To-
Wil cash Miilsnd aud Whitehall time checks.
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TO THE YOUNG FACE
Pozz0ui's Complexion -.uto. r... ueahcrI
charms, OBJ th4 old renewed youth. Try H.|
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THR-
Merchants National
BANK oF HELENA.

Interest allowed on deposits made for = spsoi.
ted time.
Transfers Of money malo by telegraph.
irchange sold % tho principal cities Of the
Uni ed htatee And Europe
Boxes for rent At ret4onahle rates In our Il TO
and burglar proof safe do iosit van lts
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Il merican National

Directors.
4. &. Power. A. J. seligman.
A. {. johnson. Richard Lockey.
James sullivan
Interest allowed on tine deposits. Exchange
issued IN principal cities 81 the nited htate-.
Canada aud EUROPA. Transfer OF money mTdc
by telegraph. Collections promptly attended
TO tity. county and state securities bought add
sold.
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Independent Book Coupon No. 2.

TwESTY-FIvE CFNTs and TBBET Of those
No. coupons will entitle the holder to
THREE BOOKS from the list given above.
Nos. Of the Three Books Wanted. ............
Your Name ............,...... --..'...........
Postoffee. ............ .........-..''..'..'
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OALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS
- by sample 20 the wholesale tnd retail trade
sell ou sight 10 every business man or firm: lib
oral salary ami expenses paid, position lerna-
neut. cor terms address - ia stamp ontou-
NAL Mfg Co. MilWaukee A,l-.
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Independent Book Coupon No |.

TN CrNrs and ONE Of these coupons
lNo u will ontitle the holder 20 one Boog
from. the list given below.
Numbes Of Book Wanted
iour name. ..'''''.'.... .....................
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any one who wi send rs ONE Of IN.
No. l COUPONS accompanied bv I'm
ZEN - IN silver OF ostnRs stAmra we
Will send ANY ONE BOOK 10 be selected
by Yourself from the list printed below. bv
mail postage piepai
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BROADWAY HOUSE.
II all lnoAuWAN- Mas. c. n. "

ALIAS SUMMONS II THE DIsTRlt .
u court Of tho Fret Judicial district Of thl
state Of Montana in and for the oeanty Of Lewis
aud Clarke.
ria, lo.h. plaintiff. ". william Foth. de-
PENDANT
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
shove named defendant
Aouaro hereby required 10 appear In an aotion
brought NGalnsf you By the above named plaintiff
In tho district court % the First judicial District
81 the state ~ Montana in and for the county Of
lawns and Clarke, and 20 answer the complaint
ed therein within ten days (sEcluslve OF the day
q sarWcel after the service B yuu OF this aum-
nous II served within this oountYi OF. Il served cat
Of this county, but within this district, within
twenty days otherwise within forty dAys or
Judgment By default viii b. taken Againat yOl
according 20 tho prayer OF said complaint
he SAD Scti0n IL Drought 10 outain decree
di solving the bonds Of matrlmonY heretofore
defendant. and that tho custody. control and
pusses.ion Of Marguerite 9th aud Nellie no D..
tho children Of the said parties be adiudged t.
the plaintiff. hs grounds On which SAID iuig
msnt and decroa arc claimsd is that the deisnd
ant for more than one year last past has been
hAhitually intemperaio and an habttual drunk
ART. and furthermore that the defendant Ia
been guilty Of extreme cruelty towards the
plaintiff ever since their MARI as1e. AZ ia moro
IN ~ ct out in ths com plant nl0 herein, Ies
srsnco 10 Which il hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that II ron fail 70
appear ana answer the said complaint a. above
required. the said plaintiff will Apply to tho
cour for he relie demAsdoi ia said som plant
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
tTict court Of the first Judicial district OF the
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NlTCATlON WANTED-IOUNG MAN OF -
lbarberl wants employment Of any kind, NOS
aira Il 10 worE. Address r. this office.
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AAfANIkl An AGENT HAVING so 10
W $40 TO invest in safe business 10 WTito L .
= oyeity Co. 1919 Vernon avenue. Chicago.
u and learn what they have 10 offer and get
fuu TArticulArs. Capital can te doubled every
week
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HELP wANlED-MALE.

w ANIED SAILMAKEk OR SAILOR 10
w seW heavy canvas. good wages and steady
Employment Impure / wiford's sent factory.
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- - - -~-----~-----~-~-~~~-~e
i nantsua bank elegant moiern houns 49,.
trct nulsL never occupied, worth az prlce
500 flul cash. balance ln -four yearz
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL
- sawyer sober and reliAbla. best city ref
erencss. address sawyer 40 south Lenton
avenue.
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SlIUAIlON WANTED-As sIt NOGRAPH-
- er; oper rates smith iremier. Ad iress a. r.
HAmi. ton allies tity, Mont.
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II kISAkIk COt Sci " lists AND BRACES.
- no most popular goods lady can sell. easy
lales. large commissions Write for terms.
Delsarte Mfg. Co., IN tate street, Chicago. III
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0ffI8 Etato Of M0lfhlh- ~ AM
~ tho ounty Of Lewis and
4 ssal tirst J larka thu - day % MAJ.
1 Jud Diet. boz tlo loar - our Lord one
Court thuutsn al eight hundrod and
MIN. four.
JOHN HFAN. Clerk
~ q. %. FHurHas. IeputT clerk
]. Parker AtAzey. attorney for plaintiff
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CHFRItE SALE FIRST N,TIONAL
- pank o. Helena Montana plaintiff, ". John
steinmetE and Lena hteinm ia, his vile. defend
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NV"
@ county Of LOWS and Clarke
I real First 4 this 18th day OF April. In the
4 Jud. list rear Of our Lord one thousand
[ Court. eight hundred and ninety-four.
- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
2 q. O. ERFEMAN. Deputy lerk.
Y. w. Ilslaoher AIlornsY for pIAintid.
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~ JHss C. III. IA. Deputy Jerk
hassena bullard. attorney Tor plaintiff.
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T seal First
Jud Dist
curt.
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No. afOo
The Helena National

Transacts a General Banking
Business
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BY FRED T. HOS
Under Sheriff.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-15
DANGER ON EVERY HAND
flo,s Of Greater Magnitude Concoc,ed
by Anarchists.
HIS IDENTITY DISCOVERED
The Eomb Thrower's Name Provas
to Be Emilio henry-lt Is thought
That Carnot is Namsd
for a Vic i'm,

PARIS, Feb. li.-The police say II has
been definitely established that the Hotel
Terminus bomb throwcr's name is Emile
Henry, born in Barcelona. Spain, ?. years
ago, OF French parents. lie has hcen IN
Paris sluco the middle Of January, coming
from London. He is n brother Of Fortune
Henry, now undergoing Imprisonment nt
Clatrvaux for inciting TO murder. They
are sons OF n man who WAS a member of
the commune and sentenced TO death for
being absent from court when his trial
was called. He had fed the country and
alterward died in Spain.
Henry remarked to-day that he alone
was responsible for the explosion in the
cafe. He said that valiant was a child to
put nails in bomb 10 blow up the hour
geose. There was better material than
that, and was surprised his bomb did not
have more effect. Henry is guarded by
two detectives who have Instructions. ac-
corling TO the French custom, to endcavor
TO induce the prisoner 10 talk.
II is reported the prefect has received
adviccs from the police Of London that
the explosion at the Hotel Terminus was
oaly part of a scheme which Henry aud
his companions had arranged before leay-
Ing London. IT was the intention TO COM
mt as many ouirayes as possible, and II IL
believed the prisoners associates will bc
heard from before long. The prisoner,
according to the police, undoubtedly came
from London with three other anarchists,
and the London police assert their belief
that Henry aud his accomplices had
planned terrible explosion in the Paris
opera house, which was to include the cut
ting off of the gas supply.
Adispatch from Algiers says an an.
archist manifesto, dated London, has been
found there containing threats TO assas.
sinate President Carnot.
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ANNIE p xL .Y'S WILL.
II Leaves Everything without Esserva-
iiun TO Her Husband.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. H. The will OF
Annie PlNicy fuIford was brought to the
office of the register of wills To-day by tic
executors, Charles r. Morgan, ir.. and
Morris Il, Backus, Tor probate. Letters
tcsiamcntary on the estate were granted
them IN the absence of any caycat pro-
testing against the admission 10 probate
OF the instrument. The estate of the late
actress is q sposcd OF IN the beginning OF
the will. Under the terms of the will all
the estate, real aud personal, is devised 10
her husband, Robert Fulfurl, his heirs
and assigns forever. Should the husband
die before her she gives 10 her mother,
Annie {. PiXlcy, Sl2,N0) during her life, 10
revert to the estate after her death; 10
her sister. Alice u. PIxlcy OF New York,
the income from SG,Jl) during her lile;
5000 to Lacy PiNley on the Same condl.
tions; To her sister. Minnie II. McCracken
Of Portland, Ore, is left 81, 900 absolutely,
aud 5000 in trust for her nephew. Henry
McCracken, until Il years of age, when
tho sum is 10 revert TO the estate; $500
in trust FOR her niece, Anne Miss Ne
Crackcn, on the same conditions; 5000
in trust for her niece, Filth Fraser Of
Port Stanley, Canada, until death or mar
riage; $50 absolutely To her half brother,
Augustus Pixcy of New York; $500 10 the
star, Lewis Pixlev; 10 her maid, Annie
Potter. $500; to ST. Mary's hospital for
children. New York, $50; TO the Fresh
Air fund, New York. $l,OlO; 10 the Cancer
hospital. New York, 5000. All the jewels
not otherwise bcqueaihed are TO be sold
for the benefit OF the Fresh Air fund of
Philadelphia. All the rest OF the estate Is
given TO the trustees OF the ctors' fund,
New York. for the establishment OF n
home for the children Of actors and act
resses, to he known as the Robert Fulford
and Annie PNiey home for children. The
| will Is dated Juno L.. lSeO.
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Til, Tr,n.mi..s.ippi conyre,..

SAN Francisco. Feb. li.-At the Trans
mississippi congress this morning the first
business was tho presentation ot u num-
ber of resolutions which were referred.
Among the resolutions wero eight de-
manding the immediate remonctiIation
of silver at 10 to |. All were received with
cheers. Several auti.Wllson bill resolu-
tions were presented. The afternoon scs-
sion was held nj Festival b Al, on the Mid
winter fair grounds. The session was
taken up with free silver speech by
4. w. Thompson, populist politician Of
San Francisco, and n speech by Alexander
Majors. an aged pioneer of Colorado, who
made an earnest plea for the remonctizn.
ton of silver and free aud unlimited coin.
age. In the evening tho delegates were
gwen dinner in tho Vienna Praetcr at
the exposition grounds.
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suggestion touches the rights OF the North
American oInmerc!al company. Under
the modus the company vas permitted TO
take only 7,5oJ seal shins last year and
was thereby deprived of large income
that might have been realized under the
terms Of their lease. hes des being put TO
heavy expense TO feed the natives OF
seal islands, who subs,st ~ ,o,lerie..
So the company has .n;ered an energetic
IT, -.t the renewal of the modus.
ar' 80 >.agic sealcrs managed TO take lOO.-
Iskins last season, while the company
vas limited TO 7,510. Meanwhile the need
Tor speedy agreement cf some kind is
evidenced by the fact that already num-
Der OF scaling vessels are reported TO have
cleared for the sealing waters and are
consequently almost beyond the reach OF
proper notice IN the change OF regulations.
Lev! W. Myers, consul AT Victoria, B. C.,
reports TO the state department that
fieot OF sealing schooners haiiing from
tha; port is now ready for the work OF tho
coming season and all are expected TO be
out by Feb. !. They took provisions for
nine months. They clear for the North
iaciic. he says: ~ avn assured that all
expect 10 90 direct TO the Russian side.
The restrictions OF that government ter.
mnating by their own terms, Jan. /, 1884,
81 vessels of the fleet have sailed from
Victoria for Japan and 10 for the North
Pacific, making Al IN all. The fleet Of
ls9! consisted OF rs vessels, that of last
year 50. The number for this year it is
estimated will 10: exceed 50.
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REPORT ON WOOL.
4 Period OF Depression In the Worlds
sheep Raising Industry.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-In answer TO
resolution of congress. Worthing,on c.
Ford. chief OF the bureau Of statistics of
the treasury department, sent to-day an
elaborate report upon wool and the manu-
facturers of wool. II says the increase in
production in foreign countries, and
especially in Australia, South America
aud Africa. has been far greater than in
the United States. While the American
clip has trebled since 1850, the Australian
clip increased 10 fold, that of South Amer
lea nine fold and that of South Africa five
fold. The report shows thar the year 1S)2
gave the wool producing interests oven of
the most favored countries, as Australia,
a setback. II says:
That the sheep raising interests OF the world
are passing through a period Of depression Is
not 10 be denied. The low prices OF woods have
reacted upon the production by redu Ing the
profits derived from wools and diminishing the
temptation t. extend production. Were this
depression local. local remedies would app,y.
but Il is general and affects those countries
where the advantages for sheep raising excel.
as well as those where WOO. growing Is q sec
ondary matter and even bl.proiuc; rather
than an Industry.
In conclusion Ford sets forth numerous
propositions resultant from his observa-
tions: That no commercial and indus.
trial nation can adequately supply itself
with wool; no other national or CONNER
cial or Industrial importance imposes as
high duties on wool and woolens as the
United States; no legislation short of
prohibition can maintain prices in the
face of the increase in the worlds supply
of wool; the free entry Of foreign wool
has not destroyed the sheep Industry in
other countries; wool raising is controlled
by the same economic conditions as other
interests and the present depression in
the wool industry is general, not local.
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WILL RsPUR. TUESDAY.
The Tariff Committee sim Considering
Whit ", sugar and Coal.

WAsHISoroS, Feb. li.-The tariff sub
committee OF the senate committee OH
finance was in conference to-day with
other democratic members. The confer
ence was devoted to report upon the
progress made by the subcommittee on
the tarif bill and TO general discussion
OF the disputed points, such as sugar. coal,
iron ore, lead ore, income tax and whiskcy
tax. Developments indicate that the
house bill will be disturbed in as few par
ticulars as possible. The ways and means
committee is urging this course, and as
serts that IL the bill is radically changed IL
will be imperillcd in the hoUse. While
none OF the important questions in dis
pute have been decided beyond irreyocal
change, some of them were passed upon
tentatively. The decision is 10 extend the
bonded period, increase the tax on whis-
key TO 81 per gallon. put duty on coal
and leave the iron schedule as il is. The
question of sugar duty is still unsettled.
Voorhees, authorizes the statement that
the bill will DO ready 10 be reported by
Tuesday
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ATTACK ID EY LIONS.
An Attendant Wont In'o the Cage and
Was tEcwed In.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA frightful
affair occurred last night at Cot.
Daniel Boone's wild animal show AT tho
Midwinter fair. Carlo Thicman, an al
tendant, had taken three large trained
lions into a cage in the center OF the
arena. when suddenly the electric lights
went out, followed by screams Of agony
from the cage and the sounds of the hor-
rible crunching of the beasts jaws. The
audience became panic stricken and
women screamed and tainted. Final y
the lights were secured and tho dreadful
sight was revealed Of three hons rnawing
at the PROSTATE form of rheman. Colo
mel Boone snatched an iron bar and with
rare nirepidity entered the cage, beat tho
beasts Off and rescued the keeper. The.
man was found 10 have 40 wounds, some
Of which came periluusly near vita
spot. HIS scalp was entirely of, aud he
had deep wounds under the arms and on
the legs and body, where the animals
teeth lnccratcd him. In spite OF all this,
the physIci ans think. unless blood poison.
ing sets in, lac may recover.
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To Hc.cnc ~. MIncr..

WuXEsBAEEE. Pa. Feb. il.-Tho res
cucrs NJ work IN the Gaylord mine did not
make much headway to-day. Al O'Clock
this afternoon there was another cave IN
of the roof which wrecked the inside work.
ings OF the mine badly. The workers were
compelled TO retreat To .hr foot OF the
shaft. Many prominent mlne inspectors
and engineers visited tie scene and 1t was
the general opinion that all the men Hust
have persisted either by be.a. crushed 10
death. or by suilJIation. II they had time
70 scpz "A refuge IN any other portion OF
the nine. q, It 10 believed Ihetc was no
chance for a circulation OF air after the
cAHe in.