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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

A deputy Port-Surveyor found
thirtv-two tins of opium IN the
fir4-room of the Australia on Satur-
Iau
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Company B, Attention.

- ALL MEMBERS OF COW
- pany 3, n. u. H., are hereby
orderei 10 report in fatigue uniform
Pills EVEN Nc, at Z o'clock sharp, for
regimental drill and parade
372S-Ir PER ORDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

LOCAL BREVIrIEs.
Mrs w. C. Sproul has returned
from Kauai:
linn Dodd has personal III
another column.
.,.odern Times" soap IS adver-
Used by \. Breham.
4, entertainment will be given
., St Louis College this evening.
There will be a regimental pa
-ode this evening at Union Square.
The Schuetzen Club will hold a
special meeting at I :3O this even
ing.
The latest quotation on sugar
.howe n slight increase, the price
being 8 16.
The Sharpshooters are ordered to
.onort at the drill shed at : 80
this evening.
The Minister of the Interior adj
vertises for lumber and nails Tor
wharf construction.
Members of Company y Will re-
mort at the drill shed at O'Clock
for regimental drill.
The By Authority column con-
toins a notice of the re-organlZa-
ton of the Councils.
The band will not play at Emma
Sonare this evening, as it will
assist at the moonlight parade.
lanes f. Morgan will sell at
noon today at auction the costa
PREMISES at Kainaliu, North Roma.
The library of the late DR.. Trous-
seau will be sold at auction at
Levey's, at 10 o'clock this morning
The French cruiser which was
expected here has been sent north
instead of coming to the Islands.
A deputy Port-Surveyor found
tbir,v-two tins of opium IN the
f;rr-room of the Australia on Satur-
day.
CT. Rodgers, Antoine Perry and
David Keliipio have been appointed
as the Board Of Registration Tor
Oahu.
Chief Officer Lawless of the
steamer Australia remained over In
San Francisco. He will rejoln the
ship on her return.
w. III. Charlock, formerly con
nected with Williams Photograph
Gallery, will probably return on
the next Australia.
It ia to be hoped that the SINH
laritv between Paine's and Pull
mans palace cars will not induce
the EMPLOYEES of the former to &C
out on strike.
S. Won Topaz gave a large luau
at his residence, Saturday evening
A number of prominent royallst'
as we'll as supporters OF the Gov
eminent, were present, and mos
ENJOYABLE time was spent.
The party of college boys wh'
expected to catch the Australia arr
tied uu at Ogden. 1t is possible
that they may he able to reacf
Vancouver over the Canadian ia
cific, in time to catch the Warn
moo.
A number of people who LET
here ON the last Australia, intend
ing to 90 EasG, returned Saturday
The big railway strikes were tn
cause of the homecoming, Their
being no chance to get out OF oal
Francisco.
Louis Kenake met with quite
surprise as the Australia was com
ing into port. He was given
cigar by one of the passengers
which cigar had newly-lmporte,
frecracker in it that went OFT wit
an explosion that nearly ruined III
nerves for life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

CT. Rodgers, Antoine Perry and
David Keliipio have been appointed
az the Board Of Registration Tor
Oahu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

Chief Officer Lawless OF the
steamer Australia remained over In
San Francisco. He will reJoln the
shin on her return.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

w. III. Charlock, formerly con-
nected with Williams Photograph
Gallery, will probably return on
the next Australia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

A number of people who lett
here ON the last Australia, intend
ing to go Eass, returned Saturday
The big railway strikes were the
cause of the Homecoming, there
being no chance to get out OF San
Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

1t is to be hoped that the SINH
laritv between Paine's and Pull
mans palace cars will not induce
the employees of the former to go
ont on strike.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16

We will buy for cash large or small
quantities of used Hawaiian Postage
Stamps at the following prices per
hundred:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-16
KAMEHAMEHAS.

ALB. r. BIZ. o. A. E.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Personal.

william Dyer, OF Elliston. Is In town.
r., H. Becker. Of the Billings Gazette,
Is in the capital.
George Il, Boss came over from Mis-
soula yesterday,
NJ $. Gum left FOR Billings yesterday
on legal business.
state Labor Commissioner James n,
Mills, went over 10 Deer Lodge yestcr-
day
Dr. James Reid. president of the Agri-
cultural college, cnmc In from Bnzcman
yesterday.
Edwin q. Child. brother ~ George n.
Child. has associated himself with the
Victorin hotel. New York
+, ~, Wilson. representative OF the
Pioneer Press. of 81 Paul, Is la Helena
uu business connected with his paper
Miss E. $. Shoemaker, a teacher In
the public schools of liuzcmnn, nnd
county superintendent of schoulA-elect
of Yellowstone county, Is al IN" Helena.
l., A. Walker. Charles Pitts, w. r.,
COX and II. A. Kenneth nrc hunting
ducks and geese to-day ON the Great
Manhattan harley fnrm In dallaun
county.
Miss phcnn smith has returned from
nutlor, Mo, whore she wnH called re-
gently by the serious Illness Vt her
brother She learned yesterday that
hcr brother had suffered a relapse,
James Harrington. representing the
Fraser Chalmers company, hud a
hruthcr-in-lnw OF paniOl Hanloy II in
the city, after long tour In which he
visited parts OF south America, Africa
and Europe.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS
THE CURRENCY PLANS.


Washington, Dec. Scare u being
tokcn to have all sections Of the coun-
Try heard from before the house bank
Ing and currency committee meets next
week. concerning the proposed currency
system. Chairman Springer IN not cons
Hnlng his invitations 60 eastern nnan'
clcra. lie has sent 20 Chicago, 81 Louis
und Cincinnati. as rcproacnthlNe wth'-
orn cltles. and 20 Nashville ana otner
southern cities. Il0 would go ~ lnr
az Denver and San Frnnoieeo II tho
people in those sections could get net"
iu time for the hearing. Care IL aus"
being taken ~ secure only those teeut-
ulzod aH authorities In prncuonl unan-
cinrinR such men nn Lyman j. 1akr OK
Chicago. being among those lnvltrd.
The hearing OF secretary CarnAle anu
Comptroller Eclglca, on Monday. " AT
tracing much attention, ana therv
promiHca 10 be such "a crowd preaeht
that the large room 0f the ways anu
means committee viii be used.
On Tuesday EX-ComptrOlier Hepburn
and Horace White, OF New York, VIII
have AN opportunity Ia be heard on the
so-called Baltimore plan. lt II under
stood by the committee that Mr.. Hep-
burn ~ the original protector OF this
plan. i sa.aMaEA &s
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
JOTTTNGS ABOUT TOUN.

The next meeting OF the Del Monte
club will be held on Tuesday evening,
Dec. Il. at the residence Of Mrs. Sui
grove.
There was agreat crowd on thU
smooth. CLASSY surface OF the Broad
water lake. The skating was excel, mt
and was enjoyed by both young and
old.
The report of Chief Wade, OF the
Massachusetts bureau of labor. COM
mented on editorially In yesterdays s
Independent, has just been received at
the public library.
In the district court yesterday motion
for Judgment on the pleadings In the
case OF the Empire State Mining COM
pany versus Edward w. Beattie was
argued and submitted.
In Judge Bucks department of the
district court yesterday default OF the
defendant was entered In the case OF
the Montana National bank versus ID,
C. Ross. and Judgment for s9,6Oi,46 and
costs OF suit was given defendant.
The members OF the Citizens Assocl-
alton of One Hundred Will meet at the
board of trade rooms, In the Granite
block, Monday evening. Dec. 10, at 1880
o'clock. A full attendance Is desired, as
before The association,
Notice of intention 10 hold and work
the following claims We're filed yes
terday: Loretta. by :. J. lunches; Sill
yer Bow, by ]. L. Neeman and a, w.
Phait; Grub Stake. by II. A. Rylnnd
Golden Chariot, Treasury, St Louis and
Gold Carbonate claims, by oliver
Gregg,
The interest in dolls seems 20 have
waNed strong Ia Helena of late. La
dies of all ages are buying and dress
ing dolls for the bazaar To- take place
at the Auditorium next week. ludg-
ing from the amount of interest and
enthusiasm shown IL should be great
success.
Last evening Mrs Henry Rruckner
was the recipient of a very pleasant
surprise party at her home on South
Ewing street whore about thirty-tve
of her friends congregated 10 enjoy her
hospitality. Dancing. cards and re-
frcshmcuts provided a most enjoyable
evening Tor the company
sx-Judgr Henry n. Blake, represent
ing Henry Filing and :. II nuford, ol
Madison county, asked permission OF
Judge Knowles ln the United states
court yesterday td bring suit ON behalf
OF his clients against the Northern Pa
ellie railroad in the United states court.
The pymission was granted.
The lldles of the Central Presbyterian
church viii hold bazaar aud have a
Now England dinner In the church On
Helena ave. Tuesday, Dee. n. Dinner
served from until 10 y, ma Pumpkin
and mincc pies, brown bread baked
beans aud all the toothsome delicaclcs
that go to make M "A New England din-
ncr. all for rs cents.
The Office Of the clerk ~ the county
did particularly brisk business yes
trrday. Permits 10 marry were issued
To the following; n. y, Jackson and
Rosa Bird, the former OF Helena and
the latter a late resident OF Missouri
Charles =. Lond and Mrs. Anna J.
Donnrlly. both ~ Helena; stephen H.
O'Ncnl and Lucy Carman, ana John y,
picr ana Polly y. Curmau, from the
vicinity of BaXeudalC, and H. NJ. Cooke,
of White sulphur Springs, and Mary
n. Schchrc, of Castle.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
VIM BE SETTLED SOON
The Old Merchants viii Probably Be tho
Home OF the Legislature.


The motion to dissolve the temporary
restraining order IN the iniunctnon suit
OF Charles T.. Mcclure versus G, ~
Vawter wDH argued before Judge
Buck In the district court yesterday
afternoon. The Judge afterward In
spccted the building and win probably
give his deolaiun tomorrow.
II u believed that matters VIII be
satisfactorily arranged between th"
parties IN time Tor the alterations neces-
sary "a m the hotel for the Legislature
to be made. Mr. Vhwtsr. u II said,
Is willing 10 give bonds securing Mt.
Mcclure from any damage that might
arise from the changes Ia the building
Quite a number ~ contractors visited
the old Merchants yesterday, aud aftor
boing shown the nature and extent 0f
the proposed alterations. many ~ them
put IN "A bid for the work. These bids
Will be- opened just as soon aa the injunc-
tion proceedings Ia the district court
are settled
The alterations proposed tO be made
In IN" hotel are quite extensive. a ball
fifty-seYen feet long ana sixty feet wide
VIII be made for the accommodation
~ the lower house by removing the par
tltion separating the dining room and
Kitchen and by tearing out the wall
between The dining room and the rooms
10 be used ns Hobbies for the house. a
wall Will BE- built through the old
sample and card rooms and the north
walls Of these rooms removed, making
lobby thlrty-elght feet long and six
teen feet wide for the house.
The desks forming the hotel clerks
Enclosure will be removed, and tho
south wall OF the sample room separat-
ing IL from the office viii be torn out,
making, with the office, a hall sixty
feet one way and thirty-two feet the
other for the use OF the senate,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
RIVAL JANlTORS.
Murdered Their Employer and Packed Him
in a Case.


Chicago, Dec. S.-John Il. Jersey to-
day confessed that he, with Edward
Jordan. murdered A. ID. Barnes, whose
mutilated body was found In a French
shipping case yesterday. Both Jersey
and Jordan are under arrest. They
were the employees OF Barnes and the
motive for the crime Is thought 10 have
been rivalry between Jordan and
Barnes for the chief Janitorship of the
Hiawatha building, Jordan being the
first assistant. Jordan has exhibited
remarkable coolness throughout. hav-
ing been the first to identify ths body.
Jersey said that Jordan. on the after
noon OF the murder, gave him some
money and told him to get a few drinks
and be back TO work at 8 o'clock that
night. When he reappeared Jordan
asked him to 'ry out the shipping
case, and i'm so doing some blood from
the box ran out into Jerseys sleeve.
He asked Jordan what that meant and
he told him that there was a dead man
In the box, and he had better keep
quiet. The badly scared Jersey kept
silent until the terrors of the Sweat
box" wrung the story from him.
This afternoon Annie Mahoney con-
fessed her knowledge of the Barnes
murder She told the police she was
present when Jordan killed Barnes, and
said the murder was committed last
Tuesday, and since that time. according
to the woman's story. she helped put
the body in "A box, and on Thursday
night helped Jordan TO hire an express
wagon. She added that she had lived
with Barnes for five years. Her sister
was present while the woman was
making the confession.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
CHASTITY FIND.
Battle Of Tnmps on a Freight Train In
Ohio.

Ohio.
Fostorla, o., Dec. "a CHASTITY nnd
was made to-day by brakeman BeeDo.
of the Baltimore a Ohio road. ON AN
east-bound freight train he WIS look
ing for tramps. who had boarded the
train at some point In Indiana. IL
seems that u general light had 0c-
CURED, and when he found them two
were dead and one in an unconscious
condition. Whom IA" train reached
mere the dead men were taken Co AN
undertakers and the wounded man CON
veyed To the American house, where
medical aid was summoned and every
thing possible was done for him. TN
der surgical treatment, he revived and
made the following statement:
My name Is Henry Harris, and my
Two companions are named Henry
Rcesh and Arthur r.. Brown. We all
lived At Auburn, Ind. aud last night
boarded n freight train To strike out
and look for work When we got 10
Deshler, about twenty-five miles west
Of here, four men boarded the car and
made demand for money, We had
light and they commenced shooting and
! was shot down. ! think the men left
the car at Deshler again. They got Sl2
In money from me-"
Reech was found to have four bullets
In his head, any one of which would
have proved fatal. Brown was shot
five times In the body and once in the
head. Harris had two bullets In his
head and one In the left breast. The
car I'm which the shooting was done
looks like "a slaughter house. and about
twenty-five empty shells were found on
the floor. There is no clue 10 the mur-
derers. except description OF five men
given by the marshal OF Garrett, Ind,
who says he drove five tramPs out OF
Garrett. and that they boarded tho
train
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
q TELEGRIPHIC BRETITIES.

Auburn. n. v. Dec. S-The funeral OF
Catherine Glng. who was murdered In
Minneapolis, tok place here to-day.
New York. Dee. s.-The gross carnlnga
OF the Great Northern railroad system for
November were sli,oGl,36i, an increase OF
SiiS ass
Lebanon. Ind, Dee s.-A freight train
rain into Ru open switch near here this
morning and was partially derailed. Three
twmpa stcuiur q ride between box cars
were instantly Killed,
Boston, Dpc. 2-Jim AHhc. colorcd i0l-
pound champion OF Now England, to-
day agreed to go tc New Orleans 10 light
Jimmy Harry, OF Chicago, on Dec N Con-
nora. who was to have fought Barry ilulg-
Cd for somc reason
Washington, bee. Representative
GoidSlcr. OF ChlouRo. IN preparing rueo-
luton for government inycstiEaiion OF The
antl.toXino cure for dlphthrria II Will
propose mixed comnaslon undor the
direction VI the surgeon general
New York Dec .s-Mgr Sntolli arrived
In this city from Washington thlH after
noon. llc was accompanied by Dr. fnpi,
his secretary. ana Rov. George Farmer,
of ucorgrtoNn university. They viii bo
the guests OF Father Murphy during their
stay In the city.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
Soon to Become Due and Must Be Cared
Eay.

fof.
Washington. Dec. 8.-RcpreRentatlvo
Mcclure, of California, Will mako yigor-
Gus opposition 20 the Pncifc railroad
funding bill He will also contest tho
measure on the floor N Chairman Reilly
succeeds in having Speaker Crisp TX a
time for the bill before the holidays.
Said Mr.. Mcclure: "It In true the
bonds are about 10 mature, and the
government Will have 10 meet them, but
it has been paying Interest on tho
bonds for years. and these payments
for Interest reach the amazing nRure
OF $50. 900. 600. while the principal In only
t27 600 900. There should be no alarm.
therefore. over the payment OF the prin-
cipal when the government has aireany
paid out twice as much IA the principle.
"The main objection to the pending
bill IL that II extends for hfty years mo
absolute dominion OF the Pacific roads
over the traffic OF the great west. it
also limits the security OF the govern
ment To certain designated roads. lt
will be better IL congress let's the SUB
iect alone and makes no adjustment,
rather than make one OF disadSanthka
To the government and TO western de-
| vcl0pmenL"
McGunre was asked II congress did
not act whether the Pacinc roads
would not lapse INTO koNeinineh. .vu-
troll. Undoubtedly they VIII, sald ne.
"and It would be practical realization
OF government ownership OF railways
| IL would not be necessary FOR the gov
| crnmeut To operate them. however, un-
| less private interests refused 20 carry
them on. Their forfeiture 20 the gov
ernment would follow the course or any
other mortgage forfeiture, and the ac-
tual assumption OF government pro-
prietorshlp would come some time De-
tween Jan. !. 1896, and June .la99.'
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Succeeded U0n,Ie,JuUy.

When Weinstein & Co, completed ar
rangements with Singer and Fllgman
20 enter into the business OF retailing
high class dry goods, II was the mutual
desire to make the strongest possible
effort 10 keep people from sending 10
the east for their goods. High prices
and small assortments had forced half
the people 10 send 20 eastern cities
What low prices and large assortments
will do is denoted by the fact that sam
pies from the eastern stores are swept
out Of the department every day while
not customer goes away dissatisfied.
New goods are constantly arriving, and
as In the rest Of Weinsteins stock. moth
ing will be allowed to grow old. To-
morrow they place on sale line of dress
goods at unheard-of prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Pursuing the Train Robbers.

Fort Worth. Tex. Dec. S.-Pursult OF
the train robbers II still being pushed,
and II is reported that different posses are
getting the fugitives in close quarters.
The robbers, at last accounts, were in
Parker county. northwest of this city,
heading for the Indian territory. with the
rangers trying TO head them on II has
been learned from reliable source that
their booty's value will reach high up in
the thousands, the estimate now being
as high as $4,000. Express officials here
decline TO make any statement Of the loss,
but enough has been learned TO warrant
the statement that 1t is above 10000.
There is nlso great deal of talk among
state and city officials OF there being in
side men who gave pointers to the three
men who did the work.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Clark Gets Funny.

Washington. Dec. s.-f.ess than
twenty-five members were present when
the house was called TO order mt noon
to-day. In the morning hour Mallory.
from the committee on Interstate COM
merce, called up the bill 10 promote tho
efficiency Of revenue Cutters. This bill
was considered several times last Sos
sion. IL provides for the retiremnt OK
officers in the service incapacitated by
reason OF infirmitles or physical or men
tai disabilities. Mallory, English ana
Covert supported the bill, but II was
antagonlzed by Clark. OF Missouri, who
deliberately avowed his intention OF
talking II to death. Clark's speech was
characteristics, humorous and audacious
to the point OF sensationnllsm. and it
kept the house In confusion OF laugh
ter. cheers aud Jeers. The morning
hour expired without action.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Good city Government.

Minneapolis. Dec. S-The Second ma
tlonal conference FOR good city govern
mrut convened to-day Vice President
Charles Richardson, of Philadelphia.
called the convention Ia order aud
George llurnGam, Jr,, of Philadelphia.
was made chairman. The convention
was welcomed 10y Mayor Eustis. aud re-
sponsc was mado by Prof Edmund J.
James, Of the university uf Pcnusyl-
vnnln. Addresses were made during
the morning on municipal conditions In
western cities, The subject of methods
~ work ana organization WAS discussed
Ia papers by w. g, Lowe, of Now York;
Herbert Welsh, of Philadelphia, and
pIhgfu
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
'lenty of
Attractions

Plenty of opportunities to save
money for the careful buyer these
days.
Mems Mixed Pattern, single
breasted Suits, good wearing,
well made - $3.50, $1,000,
$II.oo. Better ones--$Is.oo,
$500, $4,000, $25.oo.
Just received another lot of
high grade overcoats in all styles,
sizes and prices.
We're par excellence the
Clothiers to the Boys and Chill
dren of Montana. Perfect goods
and lowest prices do the business.
Boys and Children's Suits
81. so, $500, $500, $500 and
upward
Boys Overcoats, Cape and
Ulster Styles--$4. so, $500 and
upward.
Nearly seven hundred heavy
listers, blue and grey with large
wide collars, perfect storm
coat-$Io.oo and $I2.oo.
The Fashionable Poole Over
coat, with 4-inch silk velvet collar
extra large pockets and sleeves,
large sweep skirt and loose back,
very swell-$IS.5o, $22.5o to
$S5.
All ready for your Holiday
trade. Hundreds of articles in
the stock that make appropriate
and sensible gifts:
Holiday Ties, all shapes--2sc
upward.
Silk Embroidered Suspenders
at prices of common ones.
Silk Mu1lers and IIandker-
chiefs.
Plush, oak and leather Collar
and Cuff Boxes, Tie Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes, Toilet and
Dressing Cases, etc.
Six cases of heavy Underwear
have just arrived-and well
make prices on it to make it sell
One case of Sanitary Under
wear at $3.50 per suit--a bar
gain not to be overlooked.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Aristocrat Arralgned,

London, Dec. S.-Reglnald Sanderson,
charged with the murder. on Nov. 20,
Of the woman Dawes, in Kensington,
was arraigncd to-day. He is "A tall,
dark, well built youth OF gentlemanly
appearance. He seemed extremely de-
pressed. A letter which the police re-
ceived from Dublin, giving details of
how the girl was murdered was read.
II was signed Jack, the Ripper" II Is
said TO be in the prisoners handwiit-
ing. After formal evidence had been
presented the prisoner was remanded.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09

Montgomery. Ala. Dee. s--A nocrot cau-
Gus or Kolb's friends here last night
adopted the following oompromae rcaolu-
ton. "ltcsolycd, That We act inside the
law until the present session OF tho kg-
islnturn nlnnen, and Ia fair election lnw
Ia passed, MS well as fair contest law, by
which the last state election can bu fairly
contested. we viii stand by the result ln
the contest. but " the ieglniature shall fail
or refuse 10 pass the two acts above fn-
fcrrcd TO. or shall enact any oppressive
laws, then We shall call upon the Ohnlr-
man Of our state executive committee 10
cnil state convention 10 consider the sit
ub ton and adopt some line OF action by
which we Hhall be giyou our rlghta."
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
WorLnd Rnvnnd IhnIrl lnn-

san Francisco. Dec. s.--rhe Carson
city Gold and silver Mining company
has He'd "A bin In equity ln the uniied
States circuit court 10 recover fgy6 900
damages from tbs North Bfnr Mining
company, The piaintin IN owner NJ ills
lriah- American mine nc 0rnaa VALLEY.
Cal, and defendant owns thn adjacent
mine called ~" North star. The aHfos
age N alleged "a have been caused BY
the North ktar people WORKING beyond
their boundary line ana taking out 90
on lrl1h'Amcrican property.