The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-14
ABSOLUTELY PURE

who rule the whole thing aud compel The
others 20 do last What thcY want them 30
do. such ne writing Letters 90 che papers
both here aud IN the east These men.
whose names are Howard, Lively aud Coz
bin. appear % have sent all their stock east
I 90 be disposed Of aud Of course are most
anxious that nothing should appear % pre-
vent their doing 50. Az far AZ sign
,3s 81, me letters S.. to ~, me, pA ,ss,
did not sign. but that these three men
signed for them. lt appears that the nrst
letter ever written 90 IHE lSprPENDESr, IN
which she men said that theY we're per
fectly satisfied with their lot and had every
thing theY wanted. was got MP by an agent
OF Groves who came 90 the camp and got
all the mems names. aud then wrote The
letter aud signed all their names 30 10. The
fret time 1 talked 90 DIR. Brister over the
telephone and be asked me about the pro-
visions. Howard was in the office and
turned round 90 him and asked him II he
wanted them sent out, anl he said mo-" so
l told the doctor Just what he said. Yes
terday. as the eiak man was 40 very bad,
got kichardson 90 hitch up his team and
take she man o. lownssnd. 50 That BIO
M ght be able TO get 80 the hospital in
Helena. and gave them snough money 30
pay their fare up there and get hack.
hops he arrived safely aud that he
was able 20 get into the hospital,
az he was in very low oondt-
tion aud be would have most certainly
have died out here il he hadn't got away.
There was absolutely nothing for sick
man TO eat in the camp. and II bis illness
had not killed him he woaid have died from
starvation before very long. richardson.
who is poor prospeotor, has been most
Kind TO all the men up there, supplying
them With provisions as far ~ he was able,
taking this man over TO Townsend, etc..
and II You could see any way OF recon-
pensnR him for his trouble sud outlay |
think it would bs graceful act on your |
part there are two beds IN the cabin with /
spfing mattresses. but all the other beds /
Are common bunks. and richardson says /
he does not understand how 10 Cot into ths l
papers that thev had only the door 10 sleep
on. as be himself never said 10. IL you can
these two men who have gone up
/ think il will be wiss for you to do so.
all. now that they are away from the inhu-
encs Of Howard and the other two. You
truly. ARTHUR WILSON.
That Charles Porter Grove Is unabashSd
by the exposure of his o operations mAds by
eastern newspapers, or that he has bsen
able 20 pull the WOO. over she eyes Of tbs /
colored people theirs despite the exposure.
IA evidenced by a recent COPY OF she Col
ored American, printed ia Washington city,
In this report Of a meeting OF 4 literary So
cisty, published IN the colored peoples
organ Ia Washington. appears tbs follow.
llRi
'Mr Charles +. Grove. this Montana min
Ing king. was introduced so the audience
and made a rattling three minute speech.
he Was followed by Rev. MAYS full
FLOODED Cherokee Indian. the Oldest tribe
d Indians in America. Sir NAYS Is very
Ecalthy. ana 10 married 10 q coiorsd wo-
nsp. lie Is Baptist minister. He said
hat he had visited the site Of AIR. Groves
mines in Montana, and knew them 30 be
bona hde and taYing Investments. The
Exercises were brought to q close with a
).nedictiou by Rev. DR.. Mars."
Scattered among the brief Items in tho
Rme isau+ % tho paner are ths following:
"Ar. Charles T. Grove will speak at the
campbell A. NJ. l.. cherch. AnRcostia. Mon
lay evening Jan. -. Rev. q. W. Ncho-
a.. tls pastor has arranged FOR a large
nseting and the public Is invited"
Hon. Charles L. Grove viii speak at the
hiloh Baptist chu ch OF Alsxaniria Va,
friday evening. Feb. .. 1894. Mr.. Grove II
resident Of the Montana ami Illinois Gold
lining company, and represents millions
I dollars IN mines. The choir, under the
irection OF Prot. John D.. LaTton. wall
ander the music. The doofs will b
pened. and large number OF Washington
-ti1sns will 20 Over 10 hear she lecture.
Omission free All invited.
From tue above IS would SO m the Grove,
addition 20 the Colo-ed American, has
be ministers. literary societies and d full
ooded Cherokee chief 10 lis corral. Pao-
e IN Helen, who know some OF the staff
the AmsrIczn. venture tue opinion that
ke Howard. Lively and Go bin, they ire
standing In with tho dealsf."