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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
THE ATTRACTIONS OF LONG BRANCH.
RESTORATION or THE OCEAN DRIvEWAY-TIIE
NEW IRON FIER-IIOTEL ARRINAIS.

Long Branch y. j.. June 90 (specilD-Athough
somewhat slow at first to move In the matter OF
town improvements. II Is gratifying TO be able to
say that last the authorities have gotten the
Ocean Driveway into prescntable shape Tor the
anticipated rush Of summer visitors. For nearly
the whole distance between West End and North
Long Branch this once beautiful boulevard suf-
fe-ed severely from the action Of last winter s
storms the heavy seas making such frightful cuts
and washouts In the drive to block completely
vehicle travel at several points along the line Hap
ply all this has been repaired, and the great Dun
with It's peerless driveway along the ocean front
has been In a measure restored.
The new iron pier that has been in course OF
construction during the past six months. just 70
the north Of the site of the old pier has been COM
pletel. Everything Will be ready for the grand
opening which Is slated for the Fourth of July.
a trial trip is to be made from New-iork to the
new pier on the steamboat Taurus landing at Coop
er's Pavilion There will be no regular passengers
carried but few guests have been invited to ac-
company the stockholders of the company
The Elkwood Park management have issued thelr
summer card of races to be decided on this new
and pretty track They are Of a character sufh-
ciently interesting to enlist the hearty support OF
the summer Sojourners and Will go far toward
filing the void caused by the downfall of Mon
mouth racetrack while in no partc dlar possessing
of the Objectionable features that characteriZi
the last days Of that degenerate institution The
sport on Elkwood Park begins on July with three
trotting matches.
Fairly good crowds have been arriving during
the week, and the hotel corridors are filed with
merry thrOngs OF annual patrons renewing old
acQuaintanCes AMI cultivating new ones
Last Saturday opening day at the West End
Hotel. and the propretors. ID. vi. q W. +. HI
dreth, We're enabled TO inaugurate the season win
register OF nearly hundred arrivals for that
day alone to say nothing Of the numbers they have
been entertaining since June "A. In the annex COZ
tages Late arrivals are as follows:
West End Hotsl--J " Osborne @. GoT Id1l
{. T. Mckee ana child Or. T. W. Dillingham;
Or W. G. Wood Judge Joseph II. Steiner, Mrs
s. Baruch of New York: Dr. T. Stevens Rugg. Mr.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Webb. Miss Lillian VI. Webb
II j. SHELTON. Miss Shelton, a. II. Kingsland and
W. T Pqrmlee. OF Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Douglas. OF Atlanta. Ga. jules A. Randle Monte
rey. Mex: Miss F.. Cook, San Francisco.
Hotel Brighton-Mr. and Mrs II. Mitchell Will
lam T Webb, MIR and Mrs Charles Oelson. \. W.
tanning. II. .. Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HOn
stadt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dinger. MIR and Mira Thomas
=. Cushman and family OF New York: L. Nephew
r. H. Obermuli,,r and II D. MeXhaIn OF St. Louis
Judge A. Hoffman of Hotoken and S s. Levy aad
Judge J. Thomas OF Nashville. Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
GOOD ROtDS AT BTDD'S lake.

Budd's Lake. y. J.. June 30 (SpeclaD-The eie-
men,s have been kind In sending much needed rain
TO this region The roads have been dusty. but now
ore In good condition for walking and driving. both
of which popular pastimes Budd's Lake has
always been noted for the purity and GOODNESS Of It's
air and It has been delightful here all through the
heated term. Mr.. Duryea. Of the Forest House. will
put mp few boat-swings In the shady grove in
front OF the house. The bass and pickerel are taxi
ing hold with wonderful greedlness since the lake
began to RISE and some pretty strings have this
week kcn hooked. The young people are enjoying
the bathing In the SANDY Hoe At the north end
OF the lake. The surface OF the water the west
shore and In the south cove Is feckcd with thou
sands Of pond lilies The Fourth Will he nty cele-
bratcd at the Forest House with fireworks and
hop In the evening. Among the arrivals are
Forest House-Mrs. II. s Bradley Miss Susie
Bradley. Harry i. Leonard Frank A. Ntzhugh,
the Misses Miller. Mr. and Mrs. G. $. Durham. Miss
Durham. Robert &. Lockwood and Mrs. Charles
Parson, of New-York.
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SUMMER JEWELLERS AT SPRING LAKE

Spring Lake n. j.. June 30 CspeciaD. This Is open
ing day for the Monmouth House. and IL Will be the
biggest inaugural season In four years. as Is evil
denced by the large number Of guests booked for
to-day's arrivals All the other hotels have been
entertaining guests for a week. Life has been
infused into this resort somewhat earlier than usual
owing to the near approach of the encampment OF
the Second Brigade. National Guard OF New-Jersey
which will go into camp at Sea Glrt on July IL.
The cottage residents from the big cities are MAX
ing elaborate preparations for lawn party to be
son.
Attorney-Generol John p. Stockton and family ar
rived week ago. and have taken possession of
their seaside home at No. Hastings Square Cap
tain Il. Bersiand United States Army, with his fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
lily. also has cottage for the season IN Hastings

n.y. also has a cottage for the season In Hastlngs
Square.
Recent arrivals include the following: -
At the Carleton-Mr. and Mrs j. w Miilia ans
r. Murray and family. William u. Williams ana
family and David y. Carvalho. OF New-fork; Mis-.
W. Westward. of Newark: e. S. Cragin and family
of Brooklyn. - 49, 49,
At the Aaire-Dean Holt A. II. JOY, f. w. Blau-
welt Mrs NJ l.. Durham. Mrs. Elizabeth orr. MISS
Orr and Mr.. and Mrs Alfred w. Kiddle of New
York. 80
Al the fremont House-AIiss Feuchtwanger. Miss
r Feuchtwanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mall Mr..
and Mrs j. r. Morris T. T.. Roberts. James a;
blanchard and family % New-York and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J.. lie Baron. Of Brooklyn.
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Summer Resort Vuloes.
Summer i'm the Country.

II you want genuine country life. you surely find
It somewhere the Erie Lines Call any OF the
Offices named below and free a copy Of the Sum
NOR Homes book. which contains attractive list OF
hotels and boarding houses the Hudson
Highlands. the Orange Shawangunk Mountains the
Ramapo Waikiki. Neversnk Lackawaxen or Delaware
Valleys The price OF board varies and be had to
suit the purse
Offices: New York. 40l. 2G 2I3 957 Broadway, 156
Fast 10th Street Chambers Street. West Twenty
third street ferries: BrOOkyn 1913 Fulton Street Hobo
ken 200 Hudson Street by sending cents in stamps
q d. Roberts Passenger Agent 81 Cortlandt
Street NewIork. book Will be mailed TO any address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
;ATsklll MT. SUMMER RESORTS,
Summer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK4.
PARK MgW@
on LAKE MAssAWEPIE.


Heart Of the Great North Woods. Through by daylight
without change y. Y. c. r. r. Most desirable an
beautiful location. Modern Improvements Hunting and
fishing excellent Park OF 5000 acres six lakes Racquet
and Crnsse rivers. Pretiy arranged and located COT
TAGEs rental Send call FOR illustrated booklet
md particulars. H. +. GRTSWOLD Clerk, Room TO-
World Building N. Y, 10 10 3.
VIM r. INGOLD Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

TEA CHING HIM TIE ERROR or HIS WAr
From The Chicago Record.
His Mother-JOhnny. always remember what /
told you When you any little boy showing
anger take him aside and make him feel that he
II wrong DID you do so yesterday with naughty
Tommy Tubbs?
Johnny-Yes. indeed. did. punched him good
too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

ADIKONIAIkN
ElO1T[E[l lIyMIyBE[ED2
and Cottages. ION Upper Saranac Lake,
The desirable and the attiactvey located Of
all the Adirondack hotels Fine hunting fishing send
for circular.
HARLOW H. CHANDLER, Manager
Wawbeek y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

Address call Recreation Department. The Outlook
IL Astor Place. y: Y. or call ticket Offices foot Of
Chambers and W 23d Sts. " Y. general Offices Jer
city. for free Of In :he Country issued by the
New Jersey ana New York Railroad.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
PERSONAL.

T.. G. Dar. o! Livingston. 10 in the city.
Msrshnl Davis returned yesterday from n
few days outing.
JudRo Mcconnell left yesterday for Mis-
soula on butihsaA
George w. sproule. clerk Of the uAitsd
SihteS court, 10 In Butto,
George w. Skies rsturnsd yesterday from
a tip through the National park.
Fletcher Maddox. TsrorioT OF the su-
rene court, is over from White sulphur
slringa.
Hon, T.. G. Power, who returned from
Washington on saturday, ia snnofing frOa
an attack OF hag feyrE
bIlss The mas aud Miss Gable have TO-
tnrnei 10 the city after spending a few days
with ffisnds OF Butte tnd Alhambra.
Prof II. J.. EDEslhorn received . dis
patch from bApsinc, lows. yesterday. An-
nouneing the death OF his sathe,-in-lsv.
DT. ftsd Lfns.
llol. Frank Armitfonp aslISlant oom-
misslous Of indian hhui'a passed through
HeleNA Sunda,, un his Way from the Pa
eino eoRst 20 Washington.
Col. n. ID. nannmtef. vice e-ehairmAn Of
lhs democratic stHte central committee,
has ttu red fiom California, and expects
tn I, mnin here aud take an ae,iyo part la
tho oomiug campaign.
T.R Hartley. superintendent OF the pub
llo sshools OF liutssmer. Mich, arent yes-
IsrdAy IN Helene. Mr. Hartley Ia an old
frisnd Of hupL II. A. aloB ., aud IL making
\ touf OF the western statea.
Nr. end Mrs. ChAs. n. King. Cleveland;
NFe & II. Fuller, Miss AZ. Fuller, Mrs, IA,
y. Hull j. Il. kappsl snd hias UaoTA Hull,
Chicago, Mi. and Ms. H. N. Ksaiphall,
Psoris, H.; his Luehsinasr sun Fsan.
cisco, Tnenaa DaThAm. Miss Durhsm and
". q. A. BOaiyloll. fhilAdelphia, a,o
among The latest arrivals At The broad
water.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21

Judge DuBoas 9ontonosn Him 10
Be Hanged on Friday,
Sept. %
Tho Condemned Man Takes the Natter
Ysry Cooiiy-Hsmarha sf the
Court ON the Case.
Special 70 Tho IndopendonL

Special 10 The IndopendonL
KALWPELIa Aag. 2O.-CbGs. j. Black, ths
Murderer of Mrs. Cunningham, vsa tsksn
lnio tho district eou q ih;: morning for ssn.
tsnoe. he was cool snd Indifferent The
eoan room vas crowded Judge DuBoss
ordered Black 70 slhnd up and thea aaId,
Black. on sn occasion like this, whom W.
are slmos, In the presence ot death itself,
u seems 10 the court that Whatever mieht
say regarding tho snorml,y Of you' o,ims
wouId havS no effect. and nigh, seemingly
degenerate only into a buzz OF a helpless
man, and IL certainly would lessen the force
OF that o.imtI which the Law haa inoorpo-
rated into its penal code. vben Il says that
any man Who m mslieiously. Wilfnlly. prsnsd-
itatsily takes the life Of another shall suf-
fer death. Thus have you broken The Law
and thus will you suffer. soms
four months ego. in this eour,
room. advised Jou that you we're
In a serious prsdieAnlsnt and nov roE
staud on the threshold Of eternity. give
you this sdvioe; DO not allow hopes which
may prove false prevent you from to-day
hshtnA JohA boet" yNaA nhh
now, In aooo'danos with the verdict OF tho
jury. II Is ordered. sdiudasd and dserssd
that You. Chas. J. LACK, DO taken 10 the
county jail Of FiAthsad county. and that
you tbeFs be kest in safe custody by the
sheriff OF said Flathesd county until FRI
day. the 2Slh dag ot September. anno
domiBi one Thousand eight hund'sd azd
NINETY four. aud that uson ths, dag. be-
tween the hours Of nine o'clock 10 ths fore-
noon and Eve o'clock in the afternoon Of
ths, day, 700 bs taken BY said sheriff ~
near 10 said jail hs possible. and ihs'e and
then you be hanged By she mock until you
shsll be dead. dead. dead, and may God
have mercy upon Jou."
On being taken back to jail Black asked
the jailor 20 feed him chicken while hs
stared on earth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS

A play thu, eau survive two successful
dramatic seasons these times musi surely
have oonsldsTsb.s m0rit Edwin Milton
Royls's charming comedy drama Friends"
which vas seen here last season. and 70.
ssived unqualified praise, has not only sUr-
vived 1--WE seasons. bot made them both
successful, And il nov "a Iva third tour. and
hhs inven q more encceaaful season than
tho two former ventures hs season
opened Ang. u aud since then the pren
records nothing bat series Of triumpha
for both play and plaTsrs, crowded houass
and Brilliant audiences Sreetipg lhs conl-
pAny in every city ln which thsT have ap-
poared. "Frlsud." iAG play 'ha, fully de-
serves the success II IL rasstin1 vilhi tor =
no more interesting. clean, wholesome dra-
mAlic story has sVor been given 90 soc
stage Edwin Milton Rolls. iho author
Lu0ius Henderson, thd Aotot-piAnlat HA ~
Allen. T.. ID. Lyons and selsna Potter
Roylr, VINO ,Ast SEASON ssBGysd the pfiugl-
pal roles with such success, will again Be
seon Ia their respective roles. FRIENDS"
will 10 given q splendid revival al lho
opera hoaso LeTe thia evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
At the DroAdwster.
shsrpe's orchestra at ths BroaivAtsr TO
night.
JOTTISGs ABOUT TOWN.

Jossph Holcbslg and Andrew F. Muros
havs located the SundOwn and Capital lodss
in tho Greenhorn districi.
W. i. Whitaker sthtOs that he Ia not a
candidate for the nomination OF county
auditor on the republican ticket.
The old schsdule will b. in force st the
o era house hereafter. The doors will o, OH
nt 1880 2. m. and The carisln will rise At
$3.50 o'e ook.
In tho case ot Rhoades et nj. versus the
Clarke Coal and Coke company a melton
10 tho confirmation OF sale Of the com
phny's property was n gned nad submitted
before Jusge Hunt yoatsrjsr.
Judge Hunt swsrdsd George eiegIsr, of
MNTysville. q decree OF divorce Yesterday
from his wife, May Sissler. on ihe ground
of dGsSrton, This defendant did not APP
pear and the decree vss granted by defauit.
'lhs parties we're married In Helena Sept.
u 1852.
The report OF the marriage OF Max
Brown iurna Gus 10 haVo beon a mistake
aud the work OF some IA alioious fellow, who
by telephone used the name Of the haV. II.
v. Moo 10 give ooo to what was not only
n senseless piece OF alleged hum0r. bnt u
cowardlV and heartlsss use Of the name
Of an shtimable LADY.
Articles Of Incorporation OF The Cbas.
Helibropnef company. OF Butte, wers fled
with the aocrstnry Of atEte yesterday. 1be
conf AnI will eondaet ReRsrsl Publishing
and newspaper basinssL The capital ntook
OF the new company 10 $4,000. and lie
iucorporators are Chas. Hsilbronnor, /. A.
HeilbronnSr aud W. II. Richey.
Mrs. d. I. Goodeli. while Waiting At the
ranch Of John II. Fax, in Missouri valley.
was ehiot oforms1 and robbed OF Sll sAt-
uFdAy night by some burglar who gained
AecsaA 10 hsF room. The other people in
the house we're awake At tho time, 40 tie
burglar ooAlnsd his operations to Mr..
GOodolla room and escaped without being
seen.
Two special sIonIsion tralna OF odd
Fellow. Of ben cars eAoh will leave Butte
nt aeVsn % clock and 7.,lO n. M, Aug. q. via
the Norhsth Psolno railroad. pass Logan
about 1880 q. m, and arrive at Helena
about i;SO y. 10. Returning they will leave
Helena al seven and VI y M. Two special
I, aims Tor the A. q. Z. W. excursion fron
Butte VIII run on The same time ON Aug ~,
Tho hrat phtont 10 lGal ever isuusd 10
the Helena iand Office on half-btesd Sioux
scrip reached here yogl6 dAy. IL IL issued
10 Justina Blake. formerly JustinA Lafrsn-
bUite, aud ~ Tor lGO nersS A0joining the
town OF Castle on ths Eontb. T.. W. Lang.
no ne, vho Roi tho patent through. says
~ was qulte job aA tue lAnd, being VAlui-
blt for town lots, was shinglsd sll over with
oonisstn. The issuance OF pAtsnt settles
all thsso eon,ostu.
Johp Lindsay. JAa haefRFlans and Julius
iteinhaIt have Incorporated the WsNo'u
AiniaE and Development company with
cht llal stock Oi goo, COO. The eompanY
will DO a general mining business In Mon
tanA uni otaor statsu aud tsrFitofisu Df the
west, and la Mexico, Tho ptlncipAl ofioa
will be located ~ lutte. Tue compAnys
trustees fer tho Il At three months ais The
inuoFt orators aud ] L. Robertson, ". For
| long. s. q nlanknlon and n. y. fiold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
LIT A FUSE ON THE DYNAMITE.
Witch Accounts for JACK Tooie ThumP-
ing Lou. Enisgson.

Witch Accounts for JACK Tooie ThumP-
inR Louis hniogson.
The charge OF assault prepared By Louis
Eiliaesos eRainst Jack Iools Was heard
before Jus,ieo 0sRo yesterday. County
Attorney Nolan oondueiod the prosecution,
while n. H. Purcell defended. Ellingson
apTsArsd In oousi with his head bound up
10 several yards OF bandAesa lie testified
to having been dFinking little Al roole'a
road house on ths afternoon OF Friday last.
Ho had two pieces OF Riau, rowdsr ia bis
pocket. Taxing out pioos hs ~ thO fuse
aud started 10 tbtoW IL Uut into the road.
The fuse became detached aud the dynani-
its fell nndst tue Chuif on whioh 1ools was
sitting. The laitoT kicked 10 on tho porch.
Elnnsson siid be SenI into tas saloon
later 40 g0l iight Tor hm pipe. when 1oo,o
bsat Lin over the head, either with bottle
or an ice piek, EllinEson Is engaged IN
mluine.
la defense Toolo aud other witnesses
stated that Eillpgaou wsa druuk and
wsntsd 10 nght and assau ted Iools, Who
had 70 defend himself Justice Gage uia-
missed tho charge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL
Efforts to Briug About Grand Gathering
In December.

Efforts to Briug About Grand GathsrisG
In December.
Steps have been taken toward holding .
grand musiusl carnival In Helena some
time about ths middle OF December There
sto in Great Fala Butte. BozsmAn, Mis-
soulR and other eities Of Montann some
very tne and we'll trained voices. and IL Ia
expected TO have them all attend. The
festival will last probably q week. Part Of
the plan is 10 have the grand oIAtotio OF
"rhs Messiah" rendered by lsfgs
chorus Of trained voioeI. Az il
would bs too expensive and take
300 much time for the participants
10 spend tho time together In Helena, that
would be necessary IN order 90 praetlos ,hs
oborusss q novel plan has been bit upon.
Copies OF the music OF tbs ohorusss will be
sent TO thoss who desire to take part. and
they eau be used for study and y setics in
the mssn,ims. Then when ths time arrives
and the singers oon0rsgats in Helena, they
will be pTepArsd TO render the ehorusss
with very little work together. The afair
10 expected 20 como of at the auditorium.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
oomm,,ioo on Reception.

Al regular meeting of Capital Lodge
No. 2, A. U. L. W., held last evening. the
lodge wos app ised of the desirs OF the
b. sthron o, the order in silver Bow county
to vist Helena on Surday, Aug. &c, and in
order TO p,ovide for tho proper rscsl tion
aud tnts tsinment OF our visitors Capital
lodge appointed tho following COMMITTEES:
A. j. Craven, chnitmap, J. W. Kinslsy,
W. +. WhI,Hke. @. Z. Connolly, ID. A.
Cory, Jss. nllivan, John HorskT, ]. j..
la,asl. r. Jockey. Moses No ria. Ffank
Pope. Nor IL sands q. G. htubbs, kessenA
Ballard. J. w. Eddy. E. J.. Flah,r,y, Hol-
man Gaze. t. Ii. Hover. j. II. JurRsus, N.
A. Mey0ndorG. :. n. Nicholson. q. c. New
man. Hsrmsn Richter, John stewart, II. q.
Wallace. VIM Y. WHITAKER. W. n.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.
ThIs ORe wui lie Conducted by Com
mittss OF Congress,

Thls ohs wIn lie Conducted by COM
mittss Of Congress.
WAsnINoroM Aug. 20-NOmbsrs OF the
house committee ou oommsTo hSVe not
abandoned tho project Of holding an iuyss-
tigation OF she recent reilsoad strike fOf
which n resolution ia bo.o,e congress. The
appointment OF thO commission BY Prssi-
dent Clevslsnd 10 conduct similar inves.
t9ati0n was thought 60 have foFsstallsd
action By the eommittts, and for q tims the
idOa OF congressional inVesiia ition was
dropped. Ia ID thought by msmbers that
tho inquiry by the commission, nov 10
progress, ~ Intended principally 70 secure
information upon tho questions of sHPitSl
aud labor Involved aud tssr solution. The
supporters OF The resolution desire ra-
poTt reaA,dIna the shsel Of the Railroad
strike upon oommeros between tbs states,
Two or three members favor lava vhlsh
would control railroad smplofss 90 tba,
general snikss paIalyxlnE columsres could
not be inAnenrA,ed withon, Use notice
TAsy regard railroads ih a msasu . a. pub.
Ito highways which thNulA be under rnhlio
control. An eion will us made 10 have y
commi,lss meeting called thia week to 70.
20 I % the houss thb resolution for an Ia.
vsstlRation dutinR the recess
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
MINERAL PATENTS ISSUED.
A Numher OF Tbsm Received ~ ths usl-
nna lind Onles.

A Numher OF Tbsm Received ~ ths usl-
sna Land once.
The following patents 10 mining claims
hsvs bcsn received 40 Iho Helena land
office,
Montana Gold, silver aud Platinum
Mining company, Flora lode, hsaghsr
county.
George Bsnjamin aud Others Montana
Central lods, Jefferson cOuntv.
JOhn A. Talbot. south b,ope, Mammoth,
Silver Glance. Copper Bottom, Gold DauL
Bost0n, Nuegst, Crater, Wall street and
Yssuyious iOdsa, Silver Dow county
parfott Silver and Copper conpanJ
Omaha fbetioA lodss, Silver How osuaiy.
Moulton Consolidated Mining company.
hslfont Piousof, Aoul,on and Harrison
lodes, MesEhsr 0OeAty.
4. Bsalon Lsito hsFidan extension.
Fan. JaaS aId n. H. Z. lodss, hsdiaoa
oouaty.
Pstss SohnlsF, tSoatI acres In section 10.
township . porlh rsnRs vest, Jsfenoa
cOuntV
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-21
FULL on Touen CASES


The Crowd Of snoaE Thisvah ftAYa In
yedsd tha CITY.
The city Ia troubled With large namboT
OF sneak thleves aud roundarL "a IL sup
posed that they are tho advance 0asfG Of
that oAss OF people who always follow the
races. Two gold watches were stolen BY
sneak thieves yesterday. One Of The
watches was the property Of Mrs Adams,
OF 5J2 Ewiag street. Daring Ma AdamG'
Abaonoe from home q short time some mis-
efeRnt entered tho house snd took hef nns
gold watch. la like manner sneak thief
sscu cd gold watch hslouginR Ia Me-
Marcus u. Fl1hsF, a2i Dsarb0Fn avenue.
No trace Of tho atolon property has yet
boon found. bot tbs police Afrsatsd q nnfp-
bel OF suspicious obarSotoTa whom they gill
hold for time.
There have been three Watches besides
considerable property of minor value. sto-
len In Halonh during the part two weeks
The thieves havs splendid opportunities 70
work IN the day time. They call al rsti-
demos, and II they hnd some ona at homo
they eau easily make aoms eIouso foe the
visits II nobody 10 At hons tbe ,hisvss can
walk Into tho honsO and help theInsslAes.
L, would be vol for ths people 10 take par
tleulaI precautions during fair week ae At
thai Tina there will und0ub,odly DO In ths
eity scores OF smooth, we'll dressed thieves
who follow the fAoss.
Charles Tsno Was arrested by The police
ealy yesterday morning charged with the
larceny OF quite n SUM OF monsy. tho o. op-
ertI OF two sisters in ,hs upper cod Of
town, ono Of whom had sons mousy Ia the
baak. rho had deposited ihis money in
Tsno's name. Teno deserted the woman
and on Saturday drew ont ths money which
amounted 10 1926. He intended 10 lssye
town Yesterday. bet ths ofices affsstsd
him on complaint OF Rose Altman, tho
woman who claims 20 own the money.
Tsno vsa brought bsfors Judge Gage on a
charge of grand larceny. lis gave $500
ball for his Appearance to-daJ when he Will
have hearing.
John Moran. who was arrested for carry
ina a big, dangerous locking gun. was re-
leased. Moran answe ed tho description Of
tbs Broadws,of highwaymsn In somo par
iiculs .. but 10 was proved beyond doubt
that he was not the bold robber Moran
had bean released from the Deer Lodge
psnitsntisry only q abort time before he
arrived ~ Helena.
Robert Psllstler and Walter Psnnsbaksr,
she two haokmon Who had . ARht IN front
OF the Atlas Saturday night. we're before
judge Gage ON charge OF disturbing the
peace. Pslletisr got $40 aud Penbebaksr
received q enc OF So nad costs. Psnns-
bskor refused 10 make Q complaint OF ss-
eault against Psllstier.