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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27
JEWISH PITROSFMICS.
I.o.n.,,o. for a -cAls.,d Gordon, r


To THE EDroE TuE sr~--N,. In letter Addressed
to you and printed in your paper last saturday one
Archibald Douglas Gordon would have you tell lin
why the IsTaeltss Of this towG when s,OIshing OF
either IN soc al or other ASPIRATIONS Ihe pAironymIcs
they have brought with them from Poland ur else.
where, assume with more or less natsring iLsstency
the name Of Gordon'' | can easily understand that
you At loss to answer this ingenious question
It's like be ns asked hos many tons Of IRON u ouli
take TO make an apple pie p" You can't answer IT, hut
thea you don't expect fullgToSn an possessed Of
any InIs Igsncs TO ak n.
Mr. Gordon needs To be told that tue name which he
bears isNsry common among the Russ,Hn and roIsa
JsSs that II he will turn to page 49, ct the nrsI vol
June ofthe B'blIoihecA JudAIcA Published by Wilhelm
EnEslmAn al LeiTsc in ls4a he will rnd the name A
D. Gordsn author of a drama Bubhsasd at wilma IN
1886 and aho that % Israel Gordon rabbi ct wilma
Mr. Gordon must be ignorant ~ contemporary htrrA
turs be would surely know the great Hebrew poet
judah Leb Gordon. who has but recently died and he
might even have heard Of the prominent Jewish tour
nAlist of Russia. David Gordon
The name Gordon 10 indeed a P-out one IN Scotch
history. and one cAn help TsgrsiHg that protested
descendant Of the scottish Gordons should 50 besmt-
that iilUstrOus name with such diszssting atsaay of
Archibald Douglas Gordon Is but seems charitable to
either pusrlls imbsci ny ssniis dsmrnJIA If H.
tue former should advise his fTiends TO procure tr
MN enid nurse u ne iafte-. attendant to pre-
vent him from publishing IN future sucn IiapAS ~
bAnA lEuOfAhcs pArAlng itSe IN the dress cozrsu
attempt at ~it. ALFE,n WAtIkFsvEIN
ISnEEsiTT OF PTSSsrtv.Sss PHlllDEtrHiA. les IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27
LIruoLH:aar Double G.-,.


Who vas responsible for the overthrow q Iiliuo-
kalaH!' Was 70 Minister stsvsRL representing pass
iRE AdmInistTAtion OF tue unrsd states WAs Il me
foreign POPu alton or the business interests Of the
llznds'
Neither It ~aI the prsmsditatsi ana deliberate
purpose OF the queen herself
A. 10 nov universally admitted. LIliuokalani Is =
eharacisEiess SOnAn, eArl-g alone tor her Own ma.
tsTAl pleasure restless and fearful under rcsponsbi
IT, craving for tas PonP and ceremony OF position end
ths uIuTsS Ot wealth bat shi-kins the dalss and re
SirainIs accompanying then.
Tempted by the onsr OF hAt million Of dolars a
year from tue lottery aud opium syndicate sAs ola 81
herself IN D0siti0o 10 accept, thinking she would
sthsT Ein this enormous sum PFeetpitate annsHa.
ton 10 the Cnitsd states. whch Would retire ner on
pension from tais Government under witch abe could
live IN luxury ~ith the hanoFs OF an sx queen whsr
ever abe might Choose. and free from ali care and
d4AEsr ndalEs 10 theE fuli her dsm0Falizsd tAstsa
Heads sT tAllA. abe would via
bnf the NhriinE eotn uns1pactedly landed upon ths
saSa remained ppnShL AAd shs loaL ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

Our Chinese fellow beings. who live here.
are running risk by their persistent refusal
to obey the registration law. They have re-
ceived an official notification. printed In their
own language. that. unless they are registered
by the I'D OF NAV. they will be imprisoned at
hard labor for one year. and thereafter re-
moved from the United States We have put
up with their disobedience for nearly two
years, during which time they have deled two
acts OF Congress: but We shall not put up with
It much longer. The representative OF their
Government has ordered them to register. and
his order was founded upon instructions sent
from Pekin. Their brethren on the Pacific
coast have been besieginG the registry Offices
for more than a month. and as many as 10000
OF them have registered at San Francisco
alone. There will surely be trouble for the
pig-tailed denizens OF New York al BROOKLYN
II they do not take warning within the next
sixty days Mclean man is getting angry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

. 'h ~ N@Nt'H fts1tH1 7 a s-TlTL
Advanced ideas Ind haThor in HonoluIu
Tor extWrle, library ~ theesophleal nooEs
has lust Teen opened TO the public. Had prog
would not now he the largest patron Of The lei.
ePhrne SHOWN 70 the world. 1he city OF Hone
AIs about son instruments Ia place tsinS
one 20 about eighteen Inhabitants an unsX-
amp 81 record Electric lights are Also in us,
IN all public rlaces. and there are few rssis
denees without them Even the national yss
sels Al anchor are connected with the shore ~
telephons, These are It this time the Japahsss
ai9aIiad NanlTa the American hagship Phila.
American steam bark John Adams 'N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

There can be no trouble in reducing the
number OF men employed. or the smount OF
expense incurred. at Ellis Island since immi-
grafton to this port has fallen OF SO greatly.
The body OF inspectors and other function
aries at the island IL much larger than IL now
required. and the salaries. in some cases. are
rather too high for the times There Is no
reason why Commissioner SENNER should
keep . stan Of assistants as large as that
which was kept BY his predecessor, at this
time OF last year. or previously. when the vol
ume OF immigration was twice or thrice larger
than IL has recently been, or Is likely here.
after to be- go long as the period OF industrial
depression lasts. The revenues from immi-
grafton have decreased. and the expenses Of
II ought TO be proportionately reduced. We
are sure that II would be easy TO cut down
these expenses at all the ports Of the country
and. as this opinion is entertained by super
intendent STUMP. the cutting ought to be be-
gun without delay. under the direction Of Sec
Rotary CARLISLE. who is in great straits for
funds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

There are Massachusetts stories which
begin Economically and end in the ditch. At a
late hour Of one night Of last week band Of
the students OF TUFTS College serenAded the
students OF Bradford Female Academy The
JounR women were awakened By the songs OF
the glse club and q lot OF them sprang from
their couchss. flung on their garments. rushed
to a room on the ground door Of the academy.
and began to dance there while the Ministries
on the outside sang the songs Of romance.
Louder rose the voices OF the singers; faster
few the feet OF the dancers. Twas midnight.
At yet later hour the glse club left the cam
puE il silence. and the Young women retired to
their rooms ThsJ had been "sntranesd By
the yodsls," We are told By the reporter OF the
Incident. The story 10 pleasing. 50 far. But
the dancers had been spotted By > tutor at the
academy. They we're called up next morning
before the principal a stern person. Thsy
had violated the rules Three Of them we're
expelled ami fourteen we're SUSPENDED They
are bsmoGninE their fate. The romance ended
In the ditch.
We admit that disciD lins must be maintained
at the Bradford AeAdsny. We agree with the
DTineiDAl that the EiYlS should have kept quiet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27
Justice White 10 n. VI .rried.

TF0Ol III
The most interesting: bit Of gossip in connec-
ton with the new Associate Justice OF the
supreme Court is that he il soon to be mar
ried to one OF the most attractive ladies' in
Washington society the widow OF Linden
Gen. Sheridan,s estate. and died three years
ago. Justice White is bachelor. 4! years
old. rich and handsome. without wfinkls
upon his rudy face. and red hair VIII III the
moth OF time has spared to reasonable de-
gree. II Is little thin in spots. hut stiff she!
ters his intellect. H.. never thought 81 get
ting married until he came to Washington
two years ago and met the lady have mem
toned. lie was not a society ian in tho nc-
cepted meaning OF that rhrase. AMI when he
frat came was never seen ut balls or teas or
recertous. while at dinner parties he was
usually the last OF the gentlemen to leave the
smoking room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27
High Praise for tas Landlord.

SrAUNroS. Va. Feb, 23.-Two well-dresssi
strangers rame TO the Virginia Hotel four
days ago AMI registered from Louisville, Nv.
They left yesterday. leaving their bill Of SlI
unpaid. ami the following note;
Mans Inability to successfully portray his
thoughts. his mental powers being incapable
to correctly define his meaning. is why | will
expressing my THANKS for your treatment 81
gentlemanly, &c, during my stay. Extend to
your menials also my thanks MAY your
shadow never grow less. and mar contin Y ed
prosperity shine In unclouded warm rays On
your benevolent head"
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Mrs. G. F. Routon. wife OF a West Newtca
pioneer, was hurled at that place yesterday.
she WAS ~ years OF age. aud was an exc-ed-
lnzly large woman. weighing 3I2 pouuts.
This necessitatet casket Il feet Ion. -
inches wide. and IL inches tesp. 4 few wse.s
ago an attempt was made 10 rob a grave a.
West Newton. near the lot in which Mrs IIou.
ton was buried, and this led the relatives =
Mrs. Routon to have ghoul-proof grave vault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

IF'Hl M - IFaIf hFTIa7
PADuCAH. ny, Feb PA romantic marriage
occurred yesterday AT Fulton. twenty FIVE niles
from this city. Adolph Ekins aud Miss AIl'A
MAhoney were the contracting parties. Il Wa,
agreed by them that they would try married
NE year, and. ~ found dlsaRTeeable - either,
lie or she was az lit erty to Withdraw from IN -
RED life. Notwithstanding what the other SS~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27
Lack Of Rsal,.a la Marble Angels.

JUN ~ A7H'4f - ff'Hi~y '>SF'iHs.
The seulp;ors who delight in carving ont
inll-gTown angels put little wings On them
That would not support big bird. / he spread
OF the wing should be PTopoTtiOnate 70 $40
and weight. body weighing 200 pounds
should have a spread uf wInE thirty SIX feet.
sixth tho spread across
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

The Sheriff OF this county. CHARLES N.
CLANcr. died last SUNDAY. and the office must
be filled By the Governor OF this State until
Jan. /. 1896 The best man for the place, and
one fully qualified both by long experience In
the sheriirs ONCE and By HE abilities. IL Mr..
JOIN b SEXTON. the present under sheriff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

Three or four meetings have been held
here TO advocate the restriction OF immIRra-
ton. There is instruction in the fact that a
number OF the loudest speakers at these meet
ings were immigrants from foreign countries
to tho United States.
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A Special Proeia m atIou.

Tohr People, whereaA uy good and great sister
and fellow sovereign her gracious Majesty. Luiuoka
lani Queen Of Hawaii. has been wickedly and unlaw.
fully dsthroned by tho Vaccinations Of Americans
aud persons OF American descent In those islands be-
ing insiigated thereto by the devil one John L.
stevens: aud whereas. my weliconceived Plans for
tue restoration Of her sacred Majesty have nos ha the
result they deserved bat her Majesty is still dsauded
OF her regal rghs by her rsactor ami rebetous sub
iecs and her position is just OF sympathy and
alarm; Therefore Grover Cleveland President Of
the United States do hereby ordan and appoint the
hrst day of April next day o: smn fasting hu.
imitation. anu prayer. Let my people humble them.
selves and repent for their lustc. to me and my
great and good and pray without dls,inct OF
color. for her speedy the throne and the dis
eomntuTs OF the miserable herd of mission aries and
their sons, her enemies and rAducsrS
Long live LiliuokslAnL the 4, 4,, Queen Of Hawaii!
Done at our Mansion IN Washington ths twsuty.atth
day NJ February. 1924 GEovrE CLEvElaSp
Atrus copy. Attest. WALrTR Q GREsHAs.
secretary Of state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

- mouse IN their rooms while the Ministries
Of TUFTS COLLEGE Glss Club we're serenading
them in the Silly night. And yet. for all that
We cannot help thinking that the punishment
OF the dancers was pretty hard. II not rather
to0 ha ri
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~ EAsJ s,asss.


Spiritual Guide-Why do you wear xour hail
dress SO much, my good Goman?
ConysTtsd SaVAGS-I prefer 10 ehans. gr.d-
e@ug IRON the customs Of NJ former Ills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

Canadians would eventually consent 10 an
nexation. 1s it the part Of American patri-
ots TO give for nothing privilege which
ought to be sold for great price?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

Advertisement, for TEE WEEKLY suS. issued
fo-n,orro,e morning must be handed in his eren-
tro before o O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

-four friends uto laror us tonh p,enUseripisJ for
publication oish 10 hare rejected articles returned
Nsv must in all cases send stamps for that purpose
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

CHFRlBFS SALE FIRST NATIONAL
- fhnk % Helena. Montsna plaintiff. Va. John
rteinmetk md Iona etrlum "a, his wife. defend
ante
Under and by virtue Of an order ~ sale and
decree Of foreclosure aud aale Issued out Of ia e
district court Of the First Judicial district OF tne
state o. Montana, iu and Tor tho county % LOWS
and larke, on tie Jet day If May. A - isg4
IN the above entitled action, wherein FIRST n
tional tank 81 Helena Montana. the above
named plaintiff. 90 Aimed a udHment ana de.
cree II foroclosure AMI fale against John rtein-
metz and Lena 1feiumetf. hia wife defendants
the a0'h dEy 81 iriL A. O.. l-gi for the s4m OF
S1fl8.17 bosidss iLtefe-f. costs and attorneys
4 80. which -ait decree Wa. on the "a dav 81
2pril. A. ~. 1894 recorded iu Judgment book
No. q sAid court a. page an DOM
mand0d 20 sell al HAT certain lot piece
or parcel ~ land, situate lying aud being in the
county Of Lewis and larhe. state OF M0ntana
and bounded aud described a. fulI1ws, to-Wtt.
Los numnered niu1 1871 aid ten 900 in block
ak hundred and two IHulI iu the Hoback and
annon add ition 90 tho city Of Helena
I together with all and singular tho tonsments
berelIfaments AMI Hppurffuarcss thareunfo be.
/ longing or Ia anywlse api ortaIuing
] Pubic NOTICE By hereby gwen. that on Iues.
day. the ALt day ~ Ma a ID 1894 A. 4.
o'clock m - That day. a. The front door ~ the
court house. Helena. Loals and clarke county
+ montAns. vii. Ia obedience fn said ordsr II
ssle ana dec REQ % fureclosure AID sale sell tn
above deFcrlDad gro. ortI or 30 much thereof a.
MAY b. necessary 10 safi-fy sad .udgmsnf ,.ifs
Interest ana costs tI thn highest aud l. Al bid
der Tor ra.n lu hand
Given under ny hand this o. day Of Mar
A ID. l-sl.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
hfu ~. lndor sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

Nc. i--ThO Old MsmssI;e's Secret By T.
No. ) 4 warrant VIE. ~ iiorsnss wsrdsn.
10, Peg Wellington. ~ Charles RsEdN
No s-Lovss Atonement' By III. BENTON.
Nc, Il Have Lived anu Loved ~ Mira
No. 5 lot Hsr, Face and Her Fortune, BY MIRA
No. THE House on the March. By FlorOnos
No. 10 aides Fancy Work.
no li-Wiie in Nsmo Only. ~ Charlotte
No is-Ihe Story of an African farm. BJ
No. i5~sss. History OF Adyontur~ IyH.iider
No ii~ninG solOmOns Mines BY H. Rider
No. is-fssays First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 amins By Alexander Dumas.
No. l7-Ths M ouorn Home Cook EoOk.
No. ls-1te shadow Of Elm. ~ Charlotte NJ
No % he secret Of Her Life By Edward
No "a Roguss Life ~ wltie Collins.
No 2l-1ho Cthsr Mans Wife. by John strange
No - no Master of the Mine. BY Robt
No . Lord Ii.ls's daughter. by Charlotte
No 2i"Esssys; Second seriss By Ralph Waldo
No. 2s"Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden.
No N-Ths lag Of Diamonds BY George Man
No ia our Of the World in Lightly DayG
No q a Hsmssi.. By J. MoIAron Cobban.
No % Allan QuArtsrmain. ~ h. Rider nag
No so-Ths Scarlet Letter. ~ NathAniel Haw-
No. si~Iho Frontisrsmsn. BY Cusiave AimArd.
Nc. Sat the Worlds Mercy. ~ florenoe
No. So The Yellow Mask. BY wilkio Collins
40. 3l-hAtt; A Tale OF . Caravan. by hobt.
No ~" a little Irish Girl. Ry The Duchess
No. 50 Forging the tetters, Mrs. he1snder.
no. s7-Guilty or Not Guilty, b. Amanda NJ
No ss.sir Nosrs Heir. by Mr.. Nay Agnes
No. ss~The Twelve Great Dismonds liz Mrs
No. 20 20 i he Heiress of Hondeo HAn ~ Ettis
No 4iEihe Cuban Heiress by hary Kyle
No ss~isora's Bridal Vow. by Margaret
No. "a Ralph RaymOnd's Heir. BJ HOratio
NJ. "a The Fatal Glove py Clara Augusta.
10 l5-1hs Heir OF Gisnville. b. franois A
No, Is x Brave Little Woman. Ry Mrs MARI
No. i7~ihs ouesn's revnge By sJlvanus
Nc. Is he Mil Girl OF. 1yrol By ". 7. Calder.
| No. 20 uid Lioht idyls By J. NJ. arfie
| no. iO-DerricE Vaughan. Novenist ~ kdns
No siIrho uoAs.s. by ''Ihe Duchess
! No. b2-The II F Of Lime Hy iiobt. buchanan
! No. 80 Crown Of shame. BY loreno'
/ No a-A troublesome Girl. BY The duchess"
/ No. 30 When q Mans single, ~ NJ. afric
No 57-tAnchon the rieket: by de9rgo nntL
| No 5s-1he story Of flizateth. ~ Miss
| ThAckerAy.
No 1.-TWO Kisses ~ Hawley Smart
| No GA Mad Love. by Charlotte NJ. hreame-
/ No 6i-Tho Devils Dis. BY hrant Allen.
70 any one who will send Us THREE Of
/ the No. coupons accompanied by
1 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver OF post :
age stamps we will send any THREE
| BOOKS 30 be selected by yourself from the
list printed above. by mail postage prepaid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

CHERIFFs SAtE-MI HAZEL =. BOLLE d.
. trustee. paintin. W. Henry Miller. Nets Mil
lor. Louis q. ?. Lott. ~ assignee OF Franklin o..
Wallace. ous h. Lott. ~ assignee Ol Abbott
b lhornburgh. and tho Montana National
bank. defendant.
1 nder aud ty virtue OF an order OF sale and
decree Of force losurs and sale issued out Of the
district Of thu irst judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana IN and for the county OF Lewis
and tlarko, on the 2ttn day 81 April. A. ID. 1891,
Ia the above entitled lction. whorsin Michael :.
O olle-. fTu To-, the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned = Judgment and deofee Of foreclosure
ami eale against Henry miller. Meta hiller,
Lonis g. q. i.otz. a. Assignee Of franklin A..
~ aIbsrt "a Thornburgh and tho Mon.
tanh National bank, attendants on the 2&th
dav Of April A j. 1891, for tho fum
Of So 20s 8S. bottles interest costs and attorney
April. A. ID 1894. recorded IN Judgment book
No. ! % said oourl, a. page am com
mandsd to sell all that certain lot piece OF
parcel Of land. situate. lying and being in the
nlaxe addition TO the city Of helena, Ia
tho county Of evils and clarke, stats Oi
kontAua. and bounded and described AZ follo-s
lot numbered eight ~. in block III " Of the
eaid nlAks edition TO tse oitY Of Helena county
having frontage IN fifth svenue OF hitg iS0l
feet aud depth u ninety-thrse tsil fsot. 40
cordinz to the oihctal amended plat Of tas said
nnmed al iition now on hle ia tbs office 81 tbs
county clerk and recorder Of the said oounty Of
Lewis and lake.
together with AL AMI singular tho tonements,
hereditAmsuts aud Appurtsnancss thsrounto be
longing or d huyvfe Apuertaining
Public notice IL herebT gwen. that on Fri
day. the irth day o. haY 4. d.. 1891. At II
o'clock M. Of that day. at the front door Of the
court house. Helena Lewis aud clarke county,
Montana. will. la obediencs 70 said order Of sale
and decree - foreclosure aud sale sell the aboys
described property. OF 90 much thereof mAl
b. necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment with ia.
tsrest and costs. 20 tho highest and best bidder
for cash ia hand.
Given under my hand. this 2lth day Of April
4. ID. 1884
CHARLIE u. CUHTIS sheriff.
By FRED T. hoss. Under sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04
A CHINESE MERCHANT.


Jadre Morrow Denacs VIVA; Constitutes
chinese Merchant
San FnANcsc1. May 3-judge Morrow,
Of she United states court 10 decision
this morning defined what constitutes
Chinese merchant. Oman Gin, q Chinese'
Who claimed 20 be a merchant. has been
detained on tho steamer Belsio 81 this pori
on his return from China. Conmissionef
Heacock decided IN favor Of Quan Gin and
the case was appealed. Judge MORROW
holds that Chinese claiming 90 be merchants
apd making application for entrance into
the United States ON the ground that ne
was formerly engaged Ia this county a.
merchant IL required ~ tho eot OF nov. y
is.rl 60 establish by the testimony OF tNo
credible witnesses, othe than Chinese
th.t the applicant was engaged IN buying
and ceiling merchandise uta hKed 8. ace OF
business; tEat 10 was conducted IA ms
name a. least one year before uis departure,
and that during that year ho was engaged
ia no manual labor. Guam Gin cannot an
swrr these feqaiFemonts and 10 ordered ue-
married..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04
IElI

ating effects of Dr. Picr'es Pleasant Pellets.
These little things wiz put YOU In complete
order
They follow Natures own way. They're
tho smallest. tho easiest % take. and the best
They absolutely and permanently cure Bill
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Sour stomach, Sick or Bilious Headaches,
Indigestion, and consequent stupor OF drow-
kiness
Thev'ro guaranteed 60 give satisfaction, in
cverv way aud in every case. or your money
is returned You pay only for the good you
got
Nothing else urged by a tricky dealer, can
BE- " Just as good Ion you 10 buy
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04
THE WISE TRAYELER.
In Selecting uis Kamresa Route. 's'seI
the Read

In seisetiar uis Kairoad Route. selects
the Read
That ador IL ercellunt ani moai comtoti
able facilitiea-''The Milwaukee.
That traversss . delightful aud pieiur-
csaus portion Of the country The All
yankee"
That hsa-and msrits--the reputation OF
strength And reliabiiitl The Milwaukee
That snioya popularity ami 10 STAN 81
with publio appfoval-"lhe Milwaukee.
Ibat has a substantial rosdhed and NOS,
ffeqaent tfain ssrvies The Milwaukee
j hat egards. always she comfott eass
aud safety OF its patrons-"lh e MilWan-
kes."
hat furnishes the latest private com
partment cars and latest library buffet
smoking oara-"Ihs Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars free reclining char cars AMI
samptuous diu,ng cars-"the MilWAuksN
That hss exclusive use OF sue electric
berth reading lamp-"lhe Milwaukee.
lhs AilWuukss" combines all the above
and more 400. les trains srs vestieulsd,
heated bY steam. electric lighted aud an
surpassed IN luxurious appointments.
The IN mortal Lincoln said Follow the
1 sopls aud you cannot be IA from right
The people use The Milwaukee"
}. &. CoSLEN. Asst. Gsn- lass. Ast
50 Paul. MINI.
Norr.-Fivs trains daily from Twin Oh'
% So Chiosgo. ons 90 81 Louia and one 90
kansas CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04
suprsms couuou A. r. a.

DIS MolNrs May 3 The supreme ooun-
ell OF the A. =. A. OF the world continued
its meetings to-day. The principal busi-
ness WAS the reading Of tho supreme
Presidents address, which occupied con-
siderable time. he address sidei
with the radicals. who are IN fnvo.
OF taking an aggressive attitude towards
tie questions OF INN q ation and tho
Catholic church and is inhuenee In schools
and politics. There Is a conservative fac
tion Which eounssls moderation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

DrSvrR Nav S-Rev. 4. II. Malone. pas
tor OF 81. Jossph's church. We suspended
to-day BY Bishop MatE on thc charge OF
citing the bishop into court ~ vii
ness The trustees OF the churca sued
Father Malone for SlLooo alleged hy she
iislop 20 he a shortage VA sac pFiesta nc
counts. The suit " brought for she IA r.
uss OF vudirating Father Malone. In
V-s,iration before a referee showed ths
.lu cA waa really indebted 60 the priest
SL6ll The bishop to-day obtained an IN
Junction fcrbidding fufthef proc .eiir ~ m
t.e suit Archbishop Chapp lie vii IN
vssiirnie the matte Relations betNe' "A
tue bishop aud Father Malone have been
str.ined. owing 90 the laitsr's libsial views
on the school question.