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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

All oil tho committees appointed to
have charge Of the charity circus are
called to meet Mt tho chamber Of conf
merce tomorrow evening ut half past
seven o'clock. This call includes the
committees on circus and menagcric,
side show and concert and parade.
Every member should be present,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

TuE Mutual German Savings and
Loan Association Is home institution.
managed by sound Wheeling business
mon. and it, money all loaned on first
mortgage. Call and learn about 1t.
Peabody Building, Rooms 3Ol and 3O9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

"swEvr MARIE" aud all lato songs Mt
half price. I. W. BANNER & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
DOCTORS ENDORSE 1T.
An Eminent Physician OF Arkansas,
tells OF some Remarkable Cures
OF Consumption.

fnps, La FnYette Coz AK.
Or. Il v. PIERCE:
DCdr Sir-I will say this
to you, that Consumption
ia hereditary In my Wifc'S
family: some have al-
ready died with tho dis
case. My wife has a sis
ter. Nrs. L. A. Clcary,
that WINS taken with con-
sumption. She used your
Golden Medical Discov-
ery," md, 10 the sur
prise Of her many friends,
she got well. Ny vito bus
also had hemOrrhagrs
from the lungs, und her
sister insisted on her us
ing tho Golden Medical
Discovery" | consented
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
ontnnd Arnin.

Saturday night a party OF tramps
who have been about town for some
time, were run in, but on promising to
leave town they wero let so. Last
night Officers Snider and Ritz brought
In wagon load OF Migrants, and among
them wero found threc OF those who
had been lot 90 in tho morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

Last night at 0 o'clock the Warden
house In Martins Ferry was pulled by
the police, and four women, including q
married woman from Wheeling, and
three men were captured. This place
had not been pulled for some timc rast
and last nights activity Of tho police
was entirely unlocked Tor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
MRs. RoGERs. 70

relieved her. Sho hus had nj symptoms Of
consumption for tho past SIX years. People
having this disease caIn take no better remedy.
Yours very truly,
hL.HgS; 14D~,<
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

DR. j. ". MoGms has removed his
office from IllO Chaplino street to tho
Ererlor building. corner Market aud
Eleventh streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
IN CRIMINAL CIRCLES.
Things Pretty sriak in Police Orr
Giles Just at Present
A CUTTING SCRAPE EARLY SUNDAY

Around the HnI-The CATER In Jail
to Await n Hearing-A House Of Ill
Fame RaIded on Two Charges
Bummcrs Locked up Twice-var.
ious Cases ia the City aud NeIGhbOr.
hood.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05

ioodi s'rsapariiiA o. q preventative q IA.
sf'p Las had srsat success Iryitnov.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
F r ZEE
DTS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

IRFE CONsU LTATIoN given to all persons
euneTtns from hrouic Diseases, Disease Of the
Eye Ear, -. Throat. Liver, ttomach. Md
Affections. ihe rapidly insrsasing number Of
patients IN Montana demand greater fArilitis
and accommodations. TO meet which Drs. Liebig
&lo. have ssiab ished offices in this city Ihey
viii b. IN charge Of = duly authorized rsprssen
tAtiye who will report all conf lioated Gases to
the head Office. where complies records are kept
OF AL cases and tho treatment adopted Zach
brsnoh having its spectallfs. no ons physician
aud Fever lees than i've experienced Specialists
have = consultation every case presented.
having thoufands TO refer TO, CEN Parsons are
readily made, No experimsnting-simply ap-
number proved suceessfu. This l. the secret OF
their success and the reuon such marvellous
cures a. hsretoforc reported have heen made
aner the bet local physicians pronounced Thorn
sopelessly tncurAbls.
MIN-Chronie affections. whether from early
lndiforetiOns. Nenereal fxcesess, heminRl
Weakness Loss % anhood. Eyphillis and Other
affections uniting them from enioying any OF
the pleasures OF life. treated and eurel after
ahsoluts failure By others Drs, Liebig Co.'S
treating the diseases OF Men h Worldwide and
they have patients in all paris Of Il
NoMEN-lheir spscia fat for affections OF
women has all the latest appliances and
remediss used IL the principal hospitals. ami is
Ntthouta superior on the coast.
tAlAkhH-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, bar. Throat aud Longs successfully treated
ana in q amer 80 mildly as 20 be Acceptable 10
the most delicate child.
races for Spinal Deformitiss Club Feat eto
manufactured hatisfAction guaranteed.
tall early and avoid being hurriel By thu
large numDer OF patients those who cannot
Ind Il convenient to sec tho Eminent Specialists
can state their cases BY letter tAreful attention
given TO corr spOndence and medicine and APP
plsncss sen, by eTprosA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05

COLORADO.

CALIFORNIA.
z. C. Wilbur. acc hotel San FranoIsoo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05

on his track. 10 will keep him guessing
and As a rule be will conclude after awhile
that his suspicious are uufoundcd. and that
no one j. following him. Never walk on
the same side Of the street A. the man YOU
are 'sLadowiug ] have followed men
who knew they were under suspicion. and
- they were o. the lookout all tie time.
boa one Of tasm usually suspected a man
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05


proper time comes, he whips of his beard
and shouts something like AT last have
your Then the man who is pinched says:
Great heaven The silent sleuthr"
How about his getting a large sum OF
money and then marrying the girl? That's
the way it is in the story papers"
'All rot. every word Of IL. The first class
detective is a quiet. intelligent man, who
must work hard and faithfully for his sala.
~ and always keep himself in the back
ground. The chances are that after he has
brought case 70 a successful issue and
oornered his man he will have nothing to
do with the arrest, and his name will never
be known in connection with the case"
Then il is hard work."
Yes. and very often il has not the ele-
ment Of excitement to give il interest Ev-
cry detective Of experience has enemies and
Is in more or less danger from them, but as
rule they are willing TO let him alone.
There Is an exception now and then, as
when William Piukerton met Jack Hen
Messy on side street in san Francisco and
came very near being shot Pinkerton
did not know that Hennessey was within
1000 miles Of San Francisco. On the other
hand, some Of the biggest criminals in the
country nod and smile when they meet
some man who has helped send them over
the road
But started 10 tell You that the work
il hard Tho ordinary detective does more
'roping' and 'shadowing' than anything
else. 'Roping' means to work into the con
hdence Of a man under suspicion. run
around with him and become so friendly
that ne will leak what you are after.
'Shadowing' means following a man and
observing his doings without allowing him
70 BEE you. II doesn't follow that every
man you shadow is criminal or even
suspect. ] have Swallowed some Of the best
men IN this town"
Why is 20 hard work.
Because you must be extremely vigilant
for hours at time Hours, did saw You
may be after HIM for DAYS and weeks. If
he leaves his pluoe Of business and walks
down the street, you must follow him.
When he goes home, You must follow If
possible OF the SAME street car"
Doesn't be see youi'
VERY seldom Wait till he gets On the
car, and then you get on the front platform
or A. far away AZ YOU can and still be- where
You can keep your eye on him Under no
circumstances get on the same platform
with him. lie is likely 10 start up a con.
Fersation and get good square look at YOU.
and then II he sees you again bee will recog-
nize You. Besides. if you are in the same
part Of the car that he is. you will be- com
PEELED 70 follow close behind him when he
gets on the car, and that would be bad ~
course II you are on the front platform.
you can get on az the same street without
exciting any suspicion or letting him see
you
IT you are shacowing a man and YOU
peheFe, from ms actions, that be is watch
lhs anu is suspicious ~ you. the thing 10
do is 70 call another operative from head
quarter and let him take your place. II
be gets on 10 the second man. put a third
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
A PRACTICAL DETECTIVE.
He Dissipaies Some Popular and
Fascinating Illusions About
the Business
How Business Men Sometimes
Hire Detectives 10 Shadow
Employees.
Ths slsuth OF LurId MeiodramA Has nc
Real Existence Hard work Aad
Little Romance

Have you ever read any Of these fake
detective stories'" asked Superintendent
Frank Murray Of the Pinkerton Detective
agency Of a Chicago Record reporter. "Of
course you have" he continued. Every
one has read them. read them myself, II
only 20 laugh a. them The detective is
always showing up in a new disguise. One
day he is an old woman. the next day he is
q black whiskered peddler, and on the day
after that he Is wearing broadcloth aud
has long gray mustache. When the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
FAT PEOPLE

PABE OBESITY Pills viii reduce your weight
Pnss "a n ENfLN from ~ TO IS pounds
month. 30 ~ hNI q. sickness or iHjury.
30 PUBLICITY. 2 hey buid up the health
and baautify the complexion leaving NJ
" hIh kLr- or fabtins-s TOur = ,tDo-
MN ana difficult breathing surely relieved.
No IN -. 49, but &c entihs ard osi-
tive relief adopted only 81 er yeaFs q eIp-ri-
snce. All orders sapplied direct rom our office.
Prize 400 package ~ three packages Tor 500
~ mail postpA d. Testimonials and particu-
lars isealedl Gets.
All Corrsspondsnoe 'trIct'y Cosndentiai.
PARK REMEDY CO., Boston, Mass
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

Water expands in freezing, while other
LIQUIDS contract.
Some scientists consider sugar the prin-
cipal factor in the production Of muscular
energy.
Opticians say that the eye can detect the
color produced by adding but one-m illionth
Of gram of fuchsine to a glass Of water.
The curious fact has been noticed, SAYS
London Electricity, that when the ewes are
Illuminated from behind by glow lanpin
the mouth the pupils, seen as blood red
apertures, do not contract
II the ca'e Of the hair we're made art
Of lady's education, We should not see so
many gray heads and the use Of Halls
Hair Remover would be unnecessary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05


months we took our men Of the job. That
Young man had 70 clear record. lie hadn't
wandered an inch from the straight and
narrow path. and so he got his lob. and a
big, responsible job b. is. too, but littledoes
he kno" how easily he might have spoiled
the whole thing.
Il tell yon itwould surprise "A great many
persons 10 know how closely the, have hen
snhaowed by detectives for weeks NJ a time.
The first class agencies do not handle di-
vorce cases, but there are good. honest req
Sons why men should b. watched once in
awhile
bat is Il Boz a man conduct outside Of
business hours that is most likely 10 result
IN his discharge"
Gambling. That's what an the big
business men are afraid o. II one of them
huds that trusted employee has so much
q, VISITED gambling house or bucket shop.
that Young man stands "a good chance Of
being hred. some EN- ployers have "A strong
prejudice against men who drink or visit
dlsreputable places, hut all 81 them are
AGAINST the man who trihes with gambling.
u hey have good reason 10 be. for any Young
man who beZins 'hucking the tiger over on
pihrk street or bon the board Of trade is ike
lS - gamble with any money that comes
INTO his hands I've watched too many 81
them And let me tell you that not one
third ~ the defalcations. entertainments
aud forgeries get into the newspapers The
guilty man usually has friends or RELATIVES
who gel him out Of the trouble without
making any noise.
Sometimes we are called on 10 ipvesfi.
gate maa who does notdi.sipate. but vs. bo
spends too much money ou his family OF
friends have known some big business
men vino didn't mind n their clerks drank
aud visited quest enable resorts so Iona, III.
they didn't get drunk and squander money
On the other hand, ] knew banker on
Washington street who would not efaDI.v
3 man unless he attended church and rr1grr
meeting and nbsta.ned from all liquor, ma
tobacco This man used 10 hire detective.
70 report whether bis employee attended,
church on sunday know that .fia,. No.,
were discharged from The -rrvi-. ~ ~.
bank brcau-e they sat boo tucir rlofn. ana
reth instead Of going to divine service
never saw but one man like that"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
Independent Accents

THR HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
Regular Visits Monthly
At Great Falls on tho 18th and 18th
AT MiFseulA on the Goth.
At Foreman the 2ith
At Livingston on the 18th

Montana Division-i3 Main Street. HslsnA
Northern Divsion-S asst Broadway Butte
City. Montana
Southern Division-i2s South Main Street. Loo
Angeles. california
Central Division Oi to s05 IVES. Ninth Street.
- Kansas ity hissouri
Western Division-io0 6sary Street San Fran
cisco, California
Eastern nivision-iOl Randolph Street. Chicago
uhnOiE
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
IrSlrr9 STATS CIRCUIT COURT, EAST

limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT. EAST
L ern district Of Nisoonsin
Q he farnerf Loan u frrst con- panv. com
y Atlaut NO thern Pacific faiirosd oompauy.
u 81 lie. endants- Consolidated tAe.
Nptioe h hereby given. that on March sih.
1884 IA order VA mad in the absve entitled
cause TsIaifinK each creditor 90 the ortbern
! 40 fac abroad company who has n claim
against Fai company, against tie trust a.
taio IN ths haEdi ~ its reuaivarE which IL pre-
fsrential IN tfa character or a. emitted to %
ptid prior TO- OF in preference TO the mortgage
indebtedness Of tad Norihera Paeihc ailroad
company. o. hie prior e. the hrst Monday q
september. lsyl. with Ed~ard kurU. clerk 90
the Unitsd states circuit court A. Milwaukee
Wisconsin. a. a'hdaVt. sctung firth 4 name.
residence. sni prstuhca address. tho nature.
consideration aud an nat of his clAim owe
and atove all on - .. All thu facts upon which
he base HE clam to prsisroncs priar O..
anu enoh such creditor hn fails 60 flo such ali
davtt with tie tins 30 limited 10 ~ such orusr
forever declared from -prsaanting suoh ola IA
against he rseeissFs - the Nodhern Pacific
Nailread ecu pauy. Or againsi the property Ia tks
hands - such rensGYers. 49, from aIr parf Of
pstiou or dividend ont - the prsps.tf 10 tbs
nanis - taid receivers. and the pfsfsrenf ial
character ~ such claim h. forever sluaea.
EDWk 10 kuhTL
CloFk Of the unitsd htEtas Cirouit Court. Mil
waukea iscenain.
March s. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. INLET
- IND Of the stock holders 81 the Ouldsa G-ts
Mining COM auJ will u held a. William Auih's
ohcs. over Tho srchauts National bsnk on
ain street. ~ The cits - a. elena state - Non-
tana, on Nsiuesdsy. April the ilth. I-sf. At I've
ocloeS O. m. ~ aid uHT Ter tie purpo.s u
adegtinK by-lawa Tor sAid cumpaHy al cleo d
M directsfa 20 rnsnars taB osncerns % said
COMPANY Too tIe ensuing ysar. and Tor tho pur-
!" . ~ rhnsacftnz such other and f4rfhs- busi-
ness 81 MAJ propsfly come tsfofs lhs NESTING
A. DAVIDSON
W.. huTH necretary.
Dated Helena. Nozt. March "a Isgt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
The GREAT

hAl America.
"a uoyAn Is
purely vege-
liable.
Hudyan stops
PrBmatlIeneSs
! ofthe discharges
IN - days. u
Cures =
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05

Thomas y. OAkss. Henry c. PaynA
Honry &. Rouse Receivers.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14
ACCIDENT At THE SHELTER
Joseph Taylor, IN Old Employe, Ter
ribly Burned With Red Hot
Concentrates.
He Was Taken tn the Columbus Hos
pital and Is in a Critical
Condition.

A serious and perhaps fatal accident
occurred Saturday afternoon at the
Boston e. Montana smelter. The victim
was Joseph Taylor, an old employe Of
the company, who works among the re-
verbratory furnaces in the upper floor OF
the smelter. He is engaged in the work
of taking the red hot concentrates out Of
the furnaces, where they are roasted to
expel the sulphur and other volatile sub
stances, and conveying them to the big
smelling watts. He and another man
was about to extract q charge
from the roasters, but he found it
necessary to first shovel away some de-
bris which lay just below the door
through which the red hot ore lie taken
out. For some reason his companion
did not understand what he wal doing
and opened the door from above, with
the result that the burning stuff des-
cended on his person instead Of into the
iron car which ia used to receive it.
The man was horribly burned about
the head, shoulders and arms, and was
removed to the Columbus hospital in a
very critical condition. DR.. j. F. Adams
attended him, but declined to express an
opinion az to the chances for recovery.
He is a single man and has worked at
the smelter for a long time. He had the
reputation Of being q very careful mar
and a good workman.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14

A TRANCE CLA1RvOYANT"-send %
scope of future life. Madame Jnt Der. dead
trance medium. seventh daughter born with n
veil and wo derfnl gift of second sight; tells
past, present and future. FULL NAME or
WHOM YOU WILL MARRY: positively no
imposition: advice on business. love marriage,
speculation. divorce. changes, missing frieI DIS,
sickness. wills. pensions and all affairs OF life:
est, business transactions. love affairs. family
troubles, stock specnlations. law suits absent
friends; cures wi tchery, fits. drunkenness, opium
habit, rheumatism and all long standing ard
mysterious diseases.
5000 CHALLENGE
to any medium or fortune teller who can excel
her in her wonderful revelations of the past.
challenges accepted and in return CHAL-
LENGES The WORLD.
Business strictly private and confidential.
Madame Jubber will always stand as high
above the common mediums in this country as
the President above the ragpicker. while her
charges for the truth are the came as what the
other mediums charge for falsehood.
Skeptical people who. on account OF the many
misrepresentation in the papers, have lost faith
in newspaper advertising should write and be
convinced that all advertisements are not frauds.
1t Ia welt known throunhont the world that
mediums are tie only reliable seers, and their
charms cause love, speedy m%arrtaee and succsss
in, 4 DEAD TRAECE. Unites the separated
one You love; causes 5000 luck in AZ things hy
WEAR DIAMONDS. Reveals everything.
NINE. JUBBER, BOX is. NEW ALBANY, IND.
LUCKY CHARM FREE. Cut this out and
save it. Mention this paper.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14
NEW SOCIETY HALL.
The Odd Fellows and MasOns Will Have
Elegant New Quarters.

The Odd Fellows and Masons VIII Have
Elegant New Quarters.
Arrangements have been completed
between L. G. Phelps and a committee
OF the l. o. 0. F., by the terms Of which
a large and handsome society hall will
be secured in the new Phelps block. 1t
will occupy a space including ante rooms,
banqueting hall. etc, 75x55 feet on the
upper story Of the new block, and plans
are now being prepared for its arrange.
ment and decoration. When tho new
hall is completed it will be the finest
society hall in the city.
1t is understood that while the deal
was closed between the l. o. o. F. and
MI. Phelps, an agreement was reached
with the Masons to go in with the Odd
Fellows in the deal, but owing to the
fact that the deal had to be closed before
the next meeting OF the A. F. a. A. NJ,
they were not able to take official action,
but have given the Odd Fellows assur-
ances that they will ratify the agreement
Of their committee at the next meeting.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14
ANARCHY AND MUTINY.

The Great Falls Light Infantry in the
Throes of Mutiny and High-Handed
Standardization
The Great Falls Light infantry have
been disarmed. Mutiny and red handed
revolution have raised their horrid heads
within the regiment. The solemn find
ings of court martials have been sneered
at and defied, the commanding officer
has been hit over the head with a ram
rod by an inferior officer, the rank and
file have 'sassed' the officers in u most
unmilitary style, and characterization
has permeated the whole force. The
consequence is that the Great Falls
Light infantry has been disarmed and
their guns, uniforms and other accoutre-
ments are now deposited with Andrew
Jensen at the Boston clothing store. A
reorganization will be effected after the
holidays and the rebellious spirits cast
out, but until that time the city will be
deprived of the services of it's crack
military corps. and in case of emergency
will have to rely on Company A, N. G. M.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14
STATE TRADES COUNCIL.

Active Steps Will Now BE Taken to Test
the Sentiment on the Question.
President Fox and Secretary Reynolds
Of the committee Of the Trades Council
of this city, in whose hands was placed
the matter of taking steps to call the
attention Of the labor organizations Of
the state to the question of the desir-
ability of organizing a state trades and
labor council, will meet within a day or
two and take active measures to carry
out the program agreed On at the time
the matter was first discussed by repre-
sentatives from Anaconda and Butte.
At that time il vas tiTst agreed that Mr..
Fox and M. Reynolds should send out
q circular letter to all the trades organ-
izatlons IL the state, outlining the
scheme and asking for an express
SION from them OF approval or
disapprovai. II a majority OF the
sxe received should prove that the
trades organizations OF the state favored
the plan then these gentlemen were to
call a state convention apportioned at
the rate OF one delegate for each charter,
and one for each hundred members, and
this convention would meet at some con-
~venient point and perfect the organiza-
ton.
The reason why the matter has been
delayed 80 long is tnat Mr.. Fox was out
OF the city for a time and has since been
on the sick list, but it is now expected
that by the middle OF next week the
circular letters will be issued and the
machinery set in motion, with a view to
bringing the matter to a speedy con-
c~luaiOn.