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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

During 1893 the New York. Ontario and
Western carried 1.i61. w tons II coal
against So. ~ tons IN lso1
ON the early railroads candle stuck IN
a station house window meant stop. lts
absence was a signal 60 80 on.
The railroads Of Holland are the safest.
There Is only one passenger killed per an
mum. while only four are injured.
Although Switzerland is mostly up and
down hill. 10 has $50 miles OF railroad
track. which cost over si0O,0o per mile for
construction.
The engine Of an express train Is said 20
consume ~ gallons ~ water per mile Of
travel. aud some American locomotives
have a tank capacity OF 5000 gallons
Russia possesses 50 called railway schools
Ia which pupils receive theoretical and
practical instruction Ia all branches OF rail
way work. There are - such schools, '25
OF which are direct state Institutions"
with the retirement OF Mr. Mackay from
the management OF the railroad system he
built up IL ceases 10 be a system and il re-
solved into its original elements There is
no longer such transportation organiza-
ton ~ the Mackay system"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

The pain from slight burns is very great
An excellent application Is thick past,
O: common baking soda moistened with
water. spread on piece of linen or cot.
ton, and bound on the part. This can be
kept wet by squeezing water on it from a
sponge or cloth until the smarting is sooth-
ed.
A thick coating Of starch can be used
instead OF the soda. or wheat -four il moth
ing better can he had. but neither should
be applied II the skin is broken. In this
case il is better to Use vaseline. olive OF
linseed oil. The doctor will apply some
preparation containing carbolic acid.
II the air be eIectually excluded from a
burn. the pain is relieved
Blisters should be pricked and the fluid
absorbed with a soft cloth before dressing.
II the clothing adheres TO the skin, the
loose part should be cut away and the
patches OF material soaked of with oil or
warm water.
When the injury is extensive, the suffer
er will be prostruted and may die from the
shock. Heat should be applied to the ex-
tremities and over the heart, and hot
drinks Riven until the doctor comes.
in burns from a strong acid the part
should be covered with dry baking soda
or lime, as the alksli viii neutralize the
acid No water should be used, but cos
moline or oil applied after the alkah has
been brushed Of
When the burn has been caused by an
alkali. an acid must be used. A person re-
covering from the effects Of a burn re-
quires very nourishing food. - Ladies
Home Journal.
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The Counts Reception.

Count Tolstoi, being in lula while his
play, The Fruit VI Enlightenment" was
In rehearsal by some smart young mem
bers Of the Aristocratic club there, a dep
utation Of the aristocrats waited on him
70 ask il he would attend their dress re
hearsal that evening, request to which
the count willingly aoceded He appeared
IN good time and seemed pleased with ev-
erythinR except the action OF one Young
noble, who had 70 masquerade as "A scrv-
ant and drive some peasants Of the stage.
my friend, why 50 gentlef" said the il
lustrious man Of letters. "You should
shoulder your muiiks Of the stage as the
doorkeeper below did me just now. To a
volley Of questions the count replied with
his adventure. It appears that the worthy
hall porter of the AristOcratic had orders
20 admit none but Count Tolstoi after a
certain hour, aud refusing 10 believe that
30 exalted parsonage would arrive ON
foot and in sheepskin surtout had
promptly kicked the great novelist down
stairs for trying % effect an entrance
San Francisco Argouaut
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

hen you come in out 81 the rain. don Q
plump your nice -llk umbrella. ferrule
down, into tAe umbrella stand unless Won
want no ruin DO. That lets the ,vuter and
tiny specEs of grit run down into the
Inning under the iron ring Chat secures the
r.h,. and Dc stays there. making tie silk
tender ami r1-s o. Neither should you leave
the umbrella Open 90 dry. as thar stretches
Tie silk Hnd makes d. stiff. and b. viii soon
Spit shake b. we'll, then close and stand
II handle down where the water will run
OFT Sever set an umbrella or parasol away
tightly folded IL wIl split ont just d. soon
again. Leave the fold. tD lie loosely -
Washington star
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WEAVING RIack.

English women, remarks Lady Wilde
IN her social Studies, seem 20 have "a
fatal predisposition toward black and hay
ing reached the middle term. the mezzo
oammino Of life, generally retire into black
alpaca for the remainder Of their days.
ii hey ought 10 remember that variety Of
dress and the refreshing brightness of col
or Is charming at oil ages and fills the
house and home with a flush Of glsdness
and JOY which almost replaces the flush ~
youth. This Inveighiug against black is
part OF the new gospel Of clothes ss set
forth hy the Dclsartists. III Won want u
show every month n your age with inter
est, says one Of them. persist in wearing
dull. uurelieve,i black
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

NOTICE or PROBATE or wILL-IN THE
~ district court Of the irst judicial district
% the state OF Montana. in and Tor ths countg
Of LeWis and clarke
Ia the matter Of the estAts Of Theresa N
Henry deceased.
Pursuant 10 order o. said court made on
the 18th day Of March lssi notice il hereby
given. that Tuesday, the 9th day Of March 1891
a. ~ o'clock A. m - ssid day Al the court room
OF said court al the court house in the county
the time and place fIr proving the will Of aid
Theresa NJ. Henry deceased, and for hearing m,
application Of LOUIS &. Henry and lbert D.
Henry FOR the issuance to them Of lettors tasts-
mentary. when and where any parsOn interest d
may appoar and contest the same.
ZEAL JOHN Fan Clerk
~ y j. CssEDY Deputy Clerk.
Dated March IS. 1891.
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Money on call easy At per cent. closed l
Ter cent prime mercantile paper. Sg5is per
cent sterling exchange quiet. with actual bust
ness in hanEers' bills at 81 ssh nAsslt for de-
mand, end tASoI ASA fer sixty-dAy bills.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CuoA0o. March 2. Cattle -Rsseiuts, 1900
lead; market slow, extra native stears, s. OOsp
"a g. -.
hcgs-ReOsipts, 10000 head: market active. So
higher; rough heavy. ~ i0dAt5. packer and
mixed, - a5nA lU prime heavy aud bltchers'
weights, ~ 7u4A15: assorted light. St.10a4 49,
sheep heceips, 1000 head. marEet sotive
higher, 81 tOgA25 for heavy export wethers
- 23U4 20 for top lambs.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CmCAoo. March 2.-Wheat-stesdy; Dash,
56Ac: May. 57Ac.
tern-s teady; cash. Sac Nav. s7kc
tats-kasy; cash, SOAc. Nay. 8OAc.
Pork h igher; Nay. July slLO3.
Lark Higher; Nay. S665; July, Sd57I.
Ribs-higher; May, July. t572
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10 has been found that sufferer, from
Shaking paralysis are much better after
a rough railway journey. and the late DR..
tAarcot of the Salpetner- Paris. The ia
nous specialist Ia nervous diseases. applied
this prilcipie in the eonst ructiou ~ :, bed
10 which rapid yibratorv movement ii,
given by means OF electricity and this shsk-
ing. which c. a person in good health would
= ihtgirrablc, proves quite enjoyable 90
tlc pSalytic subject, who appears 10 be re-
freshed hy &c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

II The DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
judicial district OF the state % Montana In
and Tor the county 81 Lsuis and flarke.
IN the matter - the disincorporstion Of Hell
sna Neat company.
Notice - heTsbT gwen that the Helsna Neat
company hAs presented % the Judge Of said dis
tfict court petlttun and applioation showing
that the said Helena Meat company i a corpof
lion daily Incorporated under aud b. virtue Of
the las OF Tie state % Montana that a.
specia nsst nE = the stoc holders q said com
panJ called Cog thsf purIosa. and held on the
iith day ot tebrlfry, A. % 1874. IL va decided
- tha unAniT ous vote % all the stoo elders %
said oompsnT, tuat faid nompanr should disin-
cooperate and disfOlF-. and applying % said
Judge Tor a. orasr dtclAFinE sNd corporation
dissalFsd. hi h Eetition and application vail b.
hetr = thf 10 - " sad court n dspaftu eat
No. q said osurt Il the court house IN the
county ~ lev aud CinrEe. state Of M0ntaIa on
bHturday. tbs Ath dsy Of Mare. A. ID. 1875. az
10 o'clock o..
In witness shsrsrf ?. JshH Taan. olerk %
said alstf o. eo1rf. have here
4 zeal irai Z unto st NJ hand and an ned
Jul 81 tho seal - rata court this 2ist
IsuFt d-y u tsbIgsrg. a. q. 1894
JNhk b An
clerk o. said court
lyG. o. iHrEsas. Deputy clerk
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THE MARkETS


SlNthS
Nv YoRE. March "a Bar silver. 59is.
Copper Quiet lake 81 az.
Lead-Nery strong; domestic f&th
share speculation to-day was unsettled and the
volume Of business light. Trading Was more
strictly matter Of closing out contracts By
professionals. who were not disposed 10 remain
long OF ~ OFT OF tho market over Good Friday.
Turing the afternoon the market Was strong,
but under free sales prices took downward
turn. 2 he street also awaits information re-
garding the fate Of the seigniorage bill
Governments firm.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23
1ns eReAr PARIS CONVENT.
IT. Important Part In the Feminine world
Of the Preach Capital.

Its Important EuFt IN the NNAAANAuF " NNtn
Of the Preach Capital.
For strangers Il il difficult to reaHac The
part which the convent 81 the Sacre- Cmur
plays In the existence oi the Parisiau great
world. and. ia fact. of the whole French
aristocracy. There is scarcely a woman of
any social prominence on either hank 81
the Seine who has not received her educa-
ton within the walls Of this celebrated es-
Enlistment aud who has not since main
tanned IN lesser dcgrce her connection
Herewith. by enrolling herself among the
mem bepsof an association called the DANES
Enfants lie Marie, which Is composed cx-
clusivcly OF former pupils. Once "a year
the members perform "a retreat az eight
days devoted % prayer and meditation in
the convent, which was their school In
times gone by.
As BELTS 80 aristocrntic an institution,
10 ia located In the very heart Of the noble
Fauhourg ST. GERMAN in the Rue dc Va
renne. the building having served in turn
as palace 90 the Duchess de Maine. of
the Due de Biron. aud of the Due dc Cha
rost. whose ldow sold 90 iu 1880 Co Mime.
Barat. the founder Of the order. Nine.
Barat who died a. recently as 1855, was
the daughter oi a cooper. She was iuhu-
enced in the shaping Of her career by the
fact that her brother was n priest of re-
marknhle eloqucnce and enlightenment.
and IL WAS M Difference % his advice that
at the beginning al this century she first
laid the foundation alike OF her order and
of her school For the latter she quickly
obtained pupils. Converts at that time
had an been destroyed and their inmates
dispersed. and means OF education for
young girls of noble birth just then were
exceedingly rare, SO great was the sue
cess of Nine. Bsrat that just about the
epoch when Napoleon married the Aus
trian Archduchess Marie Louise Nine
Barut was elected superior OF tho order,
her deputy being the Comtesse de Gram I
mont, who had been lady In waiting to
Marie Antoinette
The school occupies the mansion itself, /
while the majority of the Nuns are housed +
ia separate buildings. which, i'm several
eases. were formerly used by the servaSts .
ot the original proprietors. One of the tea-
torres of the convent is its extensive gar
dcns. some 10 acres ma area. and grand old
trees situated iu the very center of Paris,
beneath the shade Of which In their school
years have lived such great ladies as the
Duchesse de Rnhan. the Duchesse Ursel,
Comtesse dc L0staugc. Comtesse de la
Gardc. Comtesse de Mum. the Marquise
Hcrvey de Saint Denis. aud last. but not
least, the three daughters Of Queen lsa-
bella of Spain, one OF whom, the lnfanta
Eulalie, is so well known in the United
States.-St. Louis Globe Democrat
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4 coon BUTLDTNG UP

A GOOD BUTL DING Up
Of = un'down system can bo
accomplished by the use 81 Or.
fiercek doldon Medical Dis al
covery A long procession Of N#|3Aa
Diseases start frum a turpid KNNNM
liver and impure blood Take .tltt|IkIVa
10, ~ you ought, when You FfV 4tINktAN
feel the first symptoms Ian IA ~
guor. loss Of appetite. dullness, NN N
deprcssionl and you'll save ffJK ~
yourself from something So NlE{ M IN
rious HMI..4
As an appetizing, restorative l
tonic, 90 rcpcl disease and NM
build up the uceled flesh and EN"4tAN
strength, there's nothing 20 - ~
equal IT, Il rouses every organ N|IIt.|IWV
into healthful action, purlhes R ktttU
aud enriches the blood, braces E#|tN1IAN
up the whole system, and re .-#. III
stores health and vigor. Hs##"
For every disease caused |I4|l ~ I|'t
by a disordered liver or -(It|@# .|.|
impure blood, it Is fft4A 81 't /4NtIIIl 81
the only gadrun- \lN5 tsil& w y #lll f5
seed remedy. II 10 ME5 $50 y NllF
doesn't benefit -. S@AWlt NAL
or cure, YOU Iitt<54NbD
have your IttI
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Independent Agents

THB HELENA INDEPENDENT il
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, 1894-03-23

NoTlCE Or FLFCTION-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting Of school district No. 4 Lewis al
ar 10 county. for the siocfioa o. three truatrss
Will BE- leld on EaturdAy. Dril 3 Issl AZ ill.,
cntral sclool house The polls ull - ofsn
between tts hours u two O'Clock and ~
o. clock ..
3 v. LANgHon-s
JtOOu MALKFH
n. ,. 4. kLEIysC unflr
". Cox
n. NJ PsneHFe
fhED LANEE.
Wv IIIIs. ClerE- Tra.,s..
Lated March H. ltsi
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| Oh KFNT HEnBEkT b. REED 4 g.
1 hontana bank. have an elegant modern
tVelFe-room residence. beautiful lawn, two bath
rooms, steam heat. partly furnished s5J
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

EOR R-ST - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
provements. ali 30. no Ohaucsr -trast
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Is the DIETRICH COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana
10 and Tor the county Of Lewis aud Clarke. ~
tee to craditors-katHts Of RsbeocA FRANCES
Jsue- deceased.
Notice Is hereby given BY tho undsrsigned. al
mlnls' rafor 81 the estate of Hsbscccn Frances
Jones. deceasod. 70 the creditors o. and
al persons having claims against TIE said
decoaHed 70 eEhibit thsni With the neosssarT
vouchers within Ten months after the hrs pu b.
llraf Of th.s notice 60 the sAid amlnlstrator A.
Lhe law unoe ~ MasssnA billiard. room = hold
-luet, ln the CITY - Helena in tie county ~
-eHia Aul laFke. state % Montana the came
Do ~ the place Tor tho Transaction Of The
business OF said estate IN the oOunty u Lewis
JACOB IL. JONI.
AdministTator o. the Estate o. sbsocA Frances
aoEaf. daceased.
Dated March D. l-al.
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EOR RENT Herbert b. REED 4 60.
4 Montana bank. have sir-room modern
house near Main street, bath furnace barn
completely furnished. e..
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M ANTkD AGENTS 10 TAKE ORDFRs
W b. sample We viii pay expense aud SAL
ary or allow big commission, samples ieasily
carried, cent on application. Address Lock
box Ia. New iOrk city.
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EOR hENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS IN
4 suites Of two 40 to sl4 per sutte.I oom-
plete for Housekeeping. with folding bed. Cali
Al ~ sixth avenue.
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FOK KENT-DwELLING>.

E'Oh RENT - FINE BRICK RESIDENCE
No. fOt Harrison avenue. all modern r.n
yeniences apply to II. Is Hlmer 10 Edwsrls
street
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J. OR kLN HEhBhHI IS LEEB A co.
4 ground floor nontaua bank building. havs
the largest list Of houses and stores in ne city
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

EOR RENI-FURNIsH d HOUBE. SEVEN
I rooms bath and furnace. ms blaze street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-23

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice IL hereby given that a meeting OF
Ihe stocfhulders % the Big Chief Tunnel and
aiming company will 10 held Al the law oitce u
Ashburn X. barbour. in the city Of Helena
county Of LeNla aud Clarke and state Of Mon
lana On saturday. Nay B. 1894 a. two O'Clock D.
u. ~ sAId day
aid meeting il called Tor the purpose Of sub-
mltfi ng 20 the stockholders % taii company
proposition 70 lease the biz hief mihinz claim
for the period Of ono rear anon a royalfv ~ I5
pr cent or The tmeltor returns "a the ore
shipped from aid mil Re % be paid - tho com
paaf, and also 10 give a bond to the leseees OF
sad mine, 0bligatnE the company TO sell the
same 90 sAd iessees, or their Assigas. upon the
IaJAeht - F43y0 % said com pany on or be
fore tie hrst day Of February 1880
y. KNOTT Trustee.
v. p. COX. 7 ruates,
q. X. RAkhOlE Irustee
J. l. TDWNbEN ID. Trustee
Dated Helena. Mont. March ~ 1874.
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1925.

Attractive brick cottage. 3 rooms.
pantry, brick cellar. barn. shed
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house is IN excellent
repair, neat lawn. fences. 1915
down. balance on time at eight
per cent
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ron KENT-FuKNISHED ROOMS.
~-~-~-~~--~-~-~-~---~-~-~~ ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
l. OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD
ern oonssniencos. 81 south hodney St.
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WANTED 40 RESI-

0-~-----~---~---~-~-~-~~~
AAJAHIkD 10 REM ElNE OR SIX
~ room house with modern convsniencos;
within ten blocks Of Main street Address h .
-. NJ, this office.
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
q. wnbur Ts,ses Hotsl San Franchise
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FOk sALE AZ ELE rANT MODEM HOME
on lAWtaaco street. large houss worth
tI1Vy' pfles no" s5111. your own terms Her
tional haak builiius.
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s

| .OsI-RtWARD o. so CFFKRED FOR RI
- turn 60 The independent Office of email
black poekothook, containing usrsonal memo
iahaA OF no value except q owner O.. ID u eed
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htsCELLANEOUS
--~-~-7-7-~r-~-~-~---~-~-
WANTED TO IJY 4 SECOND HAND
as7AY furnace. muii.a. size srls Or arnaiier.
nut % ln hfsf class order. affersoa cIay fur-
4Aos preforfoii must ua choap for ca,h- Ad-
uf"17 o. %. bHl 81. Helena
EOk g. tmEAr. CHIFFON 4oFA
W" % stofs OAK dining table. chsira. hat
t-pA. hAiI Afflasa, utc.. no fI8s rarth eattis
Just hprih ~ llghfh avenue.
oA SALE thE'u MlLCH COW. APPLY
deuot. '-'Is' ~ T.
or SALE ALL EfNUs or rT2D-. APP
- @" 800 Hoftl ain street
MtNlli IW. thousand f.yE SHOP
h'r e Tie hsst OF rsa. estate
> ALL .Afrl .t ta..r inefaa.e sddrsss
o. "fce.i asu.f. oil ua4. p. 60.
oh -ALt . hlHOLAEnHfp rs rNGIr-
horas business College. Apply a. this
n 81 AND sn 6ESUINT CDsFkDgR-
aiH hiils oaly i've cents each SO and 400
Nitt- l' rtuis fhru. PC All tlr srIuulsst.rs 40
'e-ts each. 81 gnt e. bale - cents saoh. sent
ssfufsI ssalft GA receipt 20 rri0e eddrsss
La d. farker 90 3. f0rsltA sro.t. Arsuta
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one Of the greatest mistakes people make Is
20 .ork the door after the horse Is stolen. or Ia
.t.sr words, 10 walt until they are sick In ted
before they do anything for the poor body
Neither nay wife nor myself were real sick; I
tended 20 my business. and my wife 10 her
lalsehold duties daily But We had dull. heavy
'alzrhes. and little over-eXertion would tire
greatly. and my appeute was very poor. SO
ae took three bottles Of Hoods SarsapaTilla.
.ud -.lc result was perfectly satisfactory. / be-
lrFe Hoods Sarsaparfila
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Lon BALE-HEkBEKI Is. KtKD 4 CO
Montana tank. have q new tvgel We room
residences, modern AMI elegant 10 sivo 49, Tor
TIE mi9risaso 81 ti.so0. payable long time. small
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sood's Pills cure all liver MS. constipation,
tuousness, jaHndice. sick headache, Indigestion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20

William Webster, an Unemployet
Printer. shoots Himself.

FAtRHAv1N, March ~ i Special. Will
lam Webster, printer committed suicide
last night by shooting himself through the
heart lie had been unemployed for some
time and was without means. He Was a
widower. about a3 years old. He LEFT a
letter addressed to the foreman OF the
Horid- Herald, of whom Webster made a
few simple requests and to whom he left
mos, OF his personal effects. He asked
that certain photographs be cent To his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Nora Fritz, San Fran
CISCO Another pathetic letter explaining
the reasons for the act was addressed TO j.
II. scbively. editor of the Herald, TO hom
Webster said he would like to give a
scoop" but being financially embar-
rassed - could not wait until the paper,
which Is a weekly. would NEXT be issued.
He said in conclusion that the light by
which he was writing was nearly out. and
his would be soon. Both letters we're
taken to the Heratd Office and pushed un-
der the door. Webster vas sergeant at
arms of Bellingham Bay typographical
Union.
Webster had long been addicted to the
morphine habit. and Was also q heavy
drinker. When the f)aily Herald, on which
nc " as n tasChOaHSfs tRast1 P1pAst"stP4s sO
was thrown out OF work and almost In me-
diately became dependent upon the char
ity Of the typographical union. He ~as
so near a wreck physically that he ~as
sent TO St Joseph's hospital and cared for
there several weeks at the expense OF the
union. Recently he had appeared 10 he in
much better condition physically thar for
long time. Last week lac took room at
the Holmherg lodging house on Harris
street aud paid for il until Saturday. y hen
he told the landlord that be had no more
money aud asked leave TO remain until
Monday, when he said he would settle.
The landlord told him all right. AMI he
went and came as usual until last night
The landlord retlred shortly before IL
o'clock and about bali sn hour later heard
Webster enter and go 10 his room. He
did no, leave IL a. BIS usual time this
morning. and shortly alter III O'Clock,
fearing tha. something Nas wrong, Mr..
Holfnb berg entered the room and found
tina, Webster had taken his life and that
b. must have been dssd several hours. as
the body vas cold and rigid. During the
evening Webster hst VISITED number oi
his friends snL bs9e them goodby. "a ysn :
he intended 90 leave that night. 4, y
ssses TIA, be came here from Port Taxn-
end. The typographical union xill take
charge of the funeral.