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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-02-14
KR Al .ANEl

UsGdlms VAN ,aAmos, .ms oleyls atma pod Ipansm
South Omaha Live Stock Commission Co.
wmsas labs. sstmi stsss . n fisaas.
Talo firms ma nsisps fatss nsIspoehvtn ptol,sds a
kAeh Pfoto iAms msy by nAs dobyts ks Pods fssts
n sAseko 81 rsbt
South Omaha Live stock Co,
ga. once III Exehaage Bldg., No Omaha Seb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-02-14
PofAda6 odskodne.

Odskodne, kterd Jest jiz pofad.
n5m "flastffckem" na utrpsnou
"Skodu" pfifkla porota We Findlsy,
o. dne 10. I. m. otci i7letS dcerus.
Ky W. G.. Borneovi. Dceruika
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-02-14

NsiIi po.lsbnt fosmsliiy 81 odbyly,
sIas 40 Kaasaaas odsIsl Sins
tam toho vetsfa mluvisl namohi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-02-14
Snthoya yanice

CelS zapad cd Terasu az k Da-
kot6 cast stfednich statd, posti.
zena byla silonu sn6bovou vanicf v
sobotu, pax na nedeli pondSlf
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JERoGLIFl0o
J.ENTINIYCa
AN Francisco SO.

SAN Francisco 80. SAN JUAN PuERro.Rlco
Acaban deimportar infndad de articulos que ore.
cen su numerosa Observation-Disclosures plata chris.
trofe, garantizados -Sombrillas paraguas Genove.
ges.-Gran varedad en- abanicos, corses pafuelos,-
Estuches con perfurneria neceseres para costura.-
Muiiecas iuguetes para nifos-Coronas azahares
suetos para novias.-Gran surtdo en- corbatas bas-
tones.-Refajos enaguas de colores.-Traies de drill
lana para ninos.-Albums marcos para retratos-
Camisetas de hio, algodon y lana.-Maletas bolsas
dc vaje para sehoras-Infndad de articulos caprcho
sos para adornos de sala, habitaciones tocador-
Surtdo complete en- reloes de oro plata nikel acero
enchapados orc americana -Variado surtido en- al.
tculos enchapados de orc como brazslates botona.
eufag, eontnaS etc. etc. Constante surtido de alba.
Jas de orc bPillantes garsntizados sBlleten de ls
Loteria de Madrid.-Coro1as finebrea y cnts Negro
pFapia para IaEon para las mIsrnaa
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Azmacen dc Ndsica y Liberia

CHARADA
El Priaa primo ea IL mIaica
qre m me grsta Y corsuela:
el cuerpo So me lesl ace
en- cuapto 10 dos primer
ysi no 10 todO, es
por igncrar una letra.
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MlnpLRS

Ep IL calle de San Francisco ndmero 81
Irente la Capils, SO Coupran, venden slqui.
an muebes 2O-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
Ell Oa1xuN Du Ono1vA1

No pero tengo Cincuents amos esta sdsd las
smoCiones mstan. IAh, 81 me permtierais quedarmel
lImposble vueatra preaencia me es indispensable.
- Para que2
Para salvar 4 Laurencia.
este nombrC el anciano rscobr6 toda gu energta
repusO:
--lSendo aE, vamos alAl
AVanzaba rsaueltamente hscia Ia Gale Mr., Lecou
le detuvo.
Aguardad 81 sxito de la batsla depende de Ia pre-.
Os6n los movimentos Con sola alta todas nues.
tras Combinacones vienen TERRA necesitamos dez mi
nutos soss con Laurenca pero NADIA mas que diez Es
precise one nuesra entrevta cortada por 10 vuelta
de Tremorel aguardemos pues ounce veinte minutos
que necesita para negar vOlver
El padre Plantat respondi6 pero su impaciencia
era notoria. Mr. Lecoq comprendl6 que la emoc6n e
rendia gus no podria seguir tanto tempo pie e
arasr6 haca cafe cercano hacendoe tomar un bzco
cho mojado vino mientras 81 oeabs per6dico para
entretenerBe
El juez de paz con Ia mirada perdida en- eli espaco
repasaba memora los epsodios de aqueos cuatro
amos que acababan de trsnscurrr creia YER Lauren
ola aegre risuehs reazsda hermozura por soue can
dor infanll que cOnoeio en- ella Como halis cambiado
aquel alma candida, pura gnorante del mall
Las nueve dsban cuandO Lecoq dei6 e peri6dico so
bre Ia mesa.
-Partsmos-dijO
Mr.. Plantst le seguis'con paso INSECURE en- brere
Acompanado de Job demSs sgentes de poes llegsron
ante L. eass de inonsieur Wilson,
--VOuOtrQU aguArdaras para ert az, qua 20 lans
die Lecoq.
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GEROGRIFICo NUMERICo.
1924 567s9 Nombre de hombre.
423 l2s Rey merovipgio
1894 2 6 Nomb de hombre.
l237S - Miuisterio.
1897 2 Nombre de muier.
659 s Apimal e no.
96 Z Gale do Barcelona
3 Ncta musical
8 Consopaute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
B1p11ornOA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PTo.R1oo" l65

AL primer campanilazO abri6 Ia puerts, 81 padre
Plsntat ' Lecoq penetraron en- 81 porta6n
-lMr. Wilson?-pregunt6 el segundo.
-Ha sahdo.
No importa, we're Ia Hehora.
...COrriente; perO como tengO necssidAd de hGbsr
Mad Wilson voy subr.
Ri portero So dispouia una viva resistsncia, pero
Tecou hzo entrar hombres comprendiendo e por-
taro con quien SO las hsbis, tuvo oien callar.
Mr. Lecoq coloco ses hOmbres en- 81 patio dici5ndo-
Ia. observasen las ventana oros dos Ia de
anfrepte para que obsersaran tamblen la puerta las
ventepas Hecho este, volvlose al portero diJo:
- Escueha con atencion. Cuando tu amo que ha
ssdo vuelvs guardate decre que la esta
ds nosotros arrba una sOa palsbra te cOmprometora
horriblemente
Ser6 ciego mudO,-dijo aquel hombre que no
veia de miedo
-...,Cuantos criados hay2
....Trea pero ban galido.
Entonces Mr.. Lecoq cogi6 del brszO al iuoz de paz
y le djo:
va 10 veis, todO NOS favOrece. IEn nOmbre de
Laurencia vaorI
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s N E TO
Ia EspERAN2A

Ia Eb MA
Dulce esperarza del prettigio snsdo
pr6diga siympre que el mort adora
ven, disiya igdosa bsuhachora
las pends do mi pecho aeoDgcjado.
Vuelve & mi mano el plectro va olvidsdo
al seno L. amistad consolador
tu voz oh divine ncaatudora !,
mitieue 4 venza ID crualdad del hado.
Mas ay ! no ma proscutas lisc iers
aquelss flores que cogiste en- Guido,
cuyo iugo es mo tai, auGqu' ea ssbrosO.
Pas6 el delirlo de ls edbd pritaera,
va temo ell placer, y canto y pido,
no la felicidad, sino el reposo.
ALBERTO LIsTA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
La CONsILELN rIryAN y.

Gran FABRICA DE BAULES maletas
de- madera, ht6a Y Iona de todas formas y di-
meusoDes Sc presta atenci6n especial los en-
cargos que Sc nos copfen. Prccios min compe
tsucia. Para padidos y condolences dirigirse q
PIERAS c., Plaza de Alfonso XII. San
Juan Puerto Rico. l5-3
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gKSHHIEME9S

soluci6n Ia chsrSds de aver: zA-PA-TO
Idem al jeroglidco; Ri signo mas por mas
igual es mas"
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r U BIN AT-LL0RA

RUBINAT.LL0RACH
TgaHte msndadA tod los centres medic
desdde
M aass Atos dsaMIssy Saa@S dboE '''na' m"dsSa s ~
pAaA Ia ANAgtt4 v MlFH kfsaa hH ftkk htYM
Aga* kshHn
L'oaeh V5ads hh
pRPSJTA RGCs sAA a. Tus~ o.
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y KIM flaE gleghhtes bal0hea .ltQIf
Ii IlLlIIlI dc BarbeFla establecI- IltIOlU
do on puertO-RlcO Pro-
IetarIO JUAN ApELLANIz.

pletarlo JUAN ApELLANIZ.
Direction, San Juan 49,
SO admiten ahonados. Hay sempre un complete
surtdo de perfumeria de las brlcas mas renombradas.
lsS-Los sehores Vlaeros que visiten Ia Capital de
Plerto-Flco deben soicitar Ia barberla el BUEN
GUSTo.
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Embyesa de poehes De Qneib0 y Sdyrag1

~WP'VOU no F0VVHU0 UV VHUIPU VHFIU6U
CAROLINA
ITINERARI0 DE LOS FLETES:
De Carolina Riopiedras Capital vce-versa.
De Ia Capital Mo-grande, Faiardo idem.
De Ro-piedras Trujillo-alto idem.
De la Capital idem idem.
Della idem CaguSs idem.
Ademas, Sc estabece I'm servico de C0CHES P0R
ASlGNTOS desde la Capital Fajardo vice-versa
salendo de San Juan los MERCEDES las de Ia ma
mana y de Fajardo los VIERNES Ia misma hora,
sempre que las crecienes de los rios no 10 impdan
'uyo primer vaje Sc efectuara partiendo della Capital
81 lila de Abri entrante
AJsateS de Ia RMpresa.-Capital: Tienda "Luz Elec
srca" cale de San Francisco. -Rio-piedras: don ri
cardO Gomera,' al lado de la salida del tranviaFa
iardo: "Licenciado don Pepin Veve" cuyas agen.
cas asdeberan hacerse los pedidos BOOB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

~ SOMbhEROS u0 Panama
Hernalz o.. partcipan asus ciuntes al concrete
en- general quehan recbido nuevamente un surtdo de
SoMBREROS DE CATACAoS, reconendando los
que neceslten hagan pronto sus pedidos para podes
services.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
FASHIONS FADs.


There is now in Paris a furore for lace
trimmings.
Skirts of plain or small figured black
satin are worn with odd waists Of fancy silk.
Although very fashionable, the short,
pointed overskirt is making but little head
way in popular favor.
A broad sash of soft watered silk accom-
panies many Of the new spring toilets de-
signed for dressy wear.
Serge and sacking skirts with cape en-
suit for street wear will be worn with ser
pentine waists Of changeable silk or satin.
Street redingotes are in various forms
and are finished with the prevailing far
ing decorations about the neck and shout
ders.
japanese ehangeable silks in jacquard
effects are seen among the spring fanoies.
These are genuine goods woven in Japan
and are retailed in this country for Il a
yard.
Croise taffeta is novelty in the line Of
silks. II is guaranteed not to crack or split
like most of the common taffetas. IL APP
pears in all the plain and fancy effects Of
the season.
All black hats, bonnets and fancy toques
with color introduced in their trimming,
preferably in lovely French flower wreaths,
nodding aigrets and rose clusters, still re
tain their vogue for dressy wear
Draped skirts are being developed in the
most graceful manner possible, though
many women who find the plain skirt
more becoming still cling to- its subduing
lines, for it Is Just as popular as ever.-New
York Post
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
DOES The DEAD HEAD THINK
4 Remarkable and CHASTITY Experiment.
with "A Decnpitated Criminal.

VIII Dccnpitated Criminal.
Does the dead head thinkg Or, more cor
rectly speaking, does the head Of a decapi-
tated person buvc any Of the sensations Of
life after being severed from the bodyf
You may or may not have thought Of this
before. At any rate, it is, without doubt,
the most interesting question in the whole
range of physiology. From the very ma
ture Of such cases we will probably never
know whether there ia the least rny Of
memory, reflection or real sensibility sur
viving in the brain Of man after the head
falls from the block, but il is only natural
that we should investigate the matter as
fully as the circumstances will permit
A remarkable experiment was once made
by Surgeon Nelpeau, the Paris prison ply
sician, on one Dr. de Ia Pommerais who
suffered death by the guillotine. Just be
fore his execution he arranged with Vel
peau that II tho latter would pick up his
severed head that he tPommeraisl would,
II IL should be possible for him TO do 50,
wink three times at the surgeon as a sign
that. although he could not speak, the fac
uties of thought, feeling and sight were
still ia active operation
The official account Of the execution
gives picture Of the ghnstly scene when
Surgeon Nelpcau grasped the bleeding
head and shouted IN the ear, " pOmmerals,
can you thrice close your right eye while
the left remains oponf' The stolid sur
geon. familiar "a lac WIS with blood cur
ding sights was almost frozen with hor-
ror when he saw the right lid slowly fall
while the left eye looked hxedly at him.
again" he cried but the lid only quiv-
cred, all 'sensibility having left the head
forever.
The nhove and similar stories have ex-
cited the minds of investigators, and much
attention has been given the matter dur
ing recent years. DR.. Loye. another Paris
sayant, has been at The head Of the French
experimenters. They have decapitated
hundreds Of poor dumb brutes, mostly
dogs, and the net result Of their investi-
cations seems 20 ba that consciousness
disappears Immediately after deoapitation.
In the language OF the lenrned scientists,
"both portions of the animal or man 50
decapitated are instantly put in a state Of
rapid asphyXia." This seems altogether
likely to the unlettercd chronicler Of things
ont Of the ordinary but the question now
arises. Is consciousness In such cases only
suspended. and would il be revived ii 10
were possible to replace the head 80 that
II would occupy the same physiological
position which IL did before being sera-
rated from the bodyf-St. Louis Republic
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

NOTICE OF ELECTION - NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that the annual city election
of the city OF Helena. Montana. will be held on
Monday. the "a nay OF April 1894. to elect the
following officers
ne mayor.
One city tres
One police magistrate.
ne alderman in each ward.
The rolls will open at nine o'clock a m. and
following have been selected as the voting
place.:
kirst ward. Iirst preoinct-ko. ~ State street.
First ward, hecond precinct-No. state
street
second ward. Third precinct Aliens stable
second ward. fourth prscinot-Thompson
block. Jaokso on street
third ward, fifth preoinot-NO. "a Park ave
Third ward. sixth precinct Diamond block.
Sixth avenue.
} ourth ward, Seventh observation-disclosures
Fourth ward. Eighth precinct-No. 400 North
Main street
Iiith ward, Ninth precinct Kleinschmidt
Tiflh ward. Tenth precinct Fifth ward hose
house.
ena Avenue.
SIKH ward, Twelfth preeinct-No. 1909 Helena
avenue.
seventh ward. thirteenth prsoinst-ssventh
seventh ward. Fourteenth prscinst-No. 727
! ighth avenue.
No AuAkeh nofaloioft teAtIteu ny TIC NAiy
council for the respective precincts will act a.
said election and will also act q board OF
registration meeting for that purpose Al the poll-
ing place. in their respective precincts At one
O'Clock D. m, Monday, the 18th day Of March.
1894. ana remaining IN session. with an inter
mission OF one hour until 10 O'Clock . m taid
board OF registration will again meet on Thurs-
day, the 29th day Of March. 1874. At one oeleok
?. m. Of said day, and remain in session. with
an intermission OF one hour. until 10 o clock y.
N. for the purpose OF revising. correcting and
completing the registry liats.
hy order Of The city council.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE.
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F r E !
DIS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE. l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FREE COksU TATION given to all persons
Iuffering from hTonic Diseases. Dissasas Of the
Eye, Ear, n Ea. Throat Liver, stomach, Kid
Affections. he Rapidly increasing number OF
patents in Montana demand greater faciliiie
and accommodations, to meet which Dire. Liebig
q 60. have sstAbished ofiioes in this city. They
Will be In charge OF duly authorized rspreseu'
tative. who viii report all complicated eAsss to
the head office. where complete records are Aept
81 all cases and tho treatment adopted. zach
branch having its specialists, no ons physician
and reyer less than hvS exporienced specialists
have consultation on every presented.
Having thousands to refer 70. comparisons are
readily made. No sxpefimsnttnR-simply ap.
number proved successful q bis Is the secret Of
their success snd tLa resson such marvellous
cures A. hsratofore reported have been made
after the bsst local physicians pronounced them
topelessly incurable.
MN hronio affections. whether from sarlg
indilcrettons. Nenereal hKcesses. seminal
WeAknesa Loss 81 anhood Syphilis and other
affections uplifting them from episying any OF
the pleasures Of ife treated and ourei alter
Hbso ute failare By others Drs. Liebig 4 Co..
reputation Tor their Unparalleled success -
tTestina the uissases % Men is worldwide. and
they have patients in all parts ~ 1,
NOMFE--1heir specialist for affections o.
Women. has all the latest appliances aud
remedies used IN the principal hospitals ami Il
vithouta superior on the COST.
Ch1AHRH-And kindred affections Of the
Eye. Far Threat aud Longs successfully treatei
and in manner 90 muddy a. TO b Acceptable 20
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Traces for spinal Deformities Club Fee,. etc.
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can state their ossoa By letter AFetal attention
given TO corr spsndsnca aud medicine and ap-
pliancss sent by express
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

First Divorce Lawyer-We ought to ad-
vert Use n bit.
Second Divorce Lawyer But so many
OF the papers will not accept divorce ad-
vert isements.
First Divorce Lawyer--i've got scheme
to get around that. Well advertise free
instructions on "llow 10 Make Home Hap
by. " and all Of the people who are unhap-
PLY married will be writing TO us for cop
es.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

SHERiFf's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- nlss exc cution in my hands. issued ont Of
the district court Of the First Judicial district
Of the state OF Montana. IN and for the county
OF Lewis ami Nllrke. the suit OF JohE A.
qurk against Anna Nusler.duly attesied the
ath day Of March. A u. 1894. have levied upon
all the right. title and interest OF the said Anna
Mueller in and TO the follo sing described prop
erty. situated In Lewis and Clarke county.
state OF Mont ana. via
Lot numbered eleven an. IN block numbered
six ldl. OF the original townsta OF the city Of
Helena county OF Lswis and tlarke, Montana
- the same appears OF record in the otios Of the
county recorder Of eaid county, TO which sAld
records reference is hereby made fer more
complete description.
Together with AL and singular the tenemants.
hsreditAmants and apuurtenAnces thereunto be-
ionging or In nnywiss AppertAintng.
Notice is hereby ven that on. Friday the 9th
day Of april. A. D. 1871 between he hours Of nine
O 0Iuck m. and nve o elocS y. m. Of said day
to-wit. At u O'Clock m. Of sAid day at the front
door of the court house. aid county ana state, /
wili sell AL the right, title and Interest ~ the
said anna Mueller in and 20 the said above
described property. 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash IN hand
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
March, A. ID. 1894
CHARLEs d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
FRFn u. HOss Cnder sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

Itching plies are known by moisture like
re spiration. causing intense itching WREN
warm. This form as we'll ~ blind bleed
ing or protrudine. yield at once 10 D.. 30
sanko's Pile Remsd which acts directly
ON PARTS affected. abso bs tumors allaTs
itching and hscts a pc mAnsnt cure. Fifty
cent?, uR9ista or mail. Circulars free.
Or. Fossnko. Philadelphia. Pc. Sold ~
pafeheu-D 'Achsul Drug Co.. Helena.
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nuckisn.a ArnIea salre.

The best salvs in thu world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulos-a Salt Rheum. Fever
so 20, 1ette Chappsd Hands. Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin EruptioRa. ami PEST
tivelv cures lies. or no paY requi cd. IL is
guarahfsei TO give rerfect satisfaction or
moaey refunded. Price d cents per hex
Fas sals by the Parehsn-D'Aehsul Drug
eumunuV
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

4 good remedy aud there is not anything
On the ma kss that equals Frenah ransy
lablsts for the relief and enrs OF rainfsl OF
regular menses. These tablets renovs nj
Manufactured by A. Aueendfs. Paris,
France, and for sale only BY Parehen
D'Aeheul Drug Co.. Helsna. Mont, sol
agents. Price 81 per box; sent BY mail
securely scaled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

hrs. n. NeYatis. the Gonsses county
Treasurer Of ths W. q. a. q. aud a very in
huennal NO kaf IN the cause Of women,
ssYss II have ussd Parks lea and hnd 10
10 the best TsmsdY ] have ever tried for
constipation. IL requires smaller doses and
10 more tho ouah. shall use nothing else
ia future" eold By Parshen D'Aohusi
Drug Co
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

4 Chinese young lady, living between
the long bridge ard the city, having lost
her hetrothed husband through death.
made a vow that she would never marry.
Out Of sympathy SIR her and admiration
Of her resolve her relations and friends
subscribed among them 8 600, which they
have presented a. hor.-Fuohau Echo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

He-When you married me Phuhe Jane,
yon seemed 70 think / was pretty good
match.
She--I did And you've never once kin
died a fire Tor me from that day TO thisi
Chicago Tribune
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

Parks Sure Cure i a positive specific for
women Who are all run down" aud AZ car
tain time are troubled by baoknebes. head
sehes. etc. sold By Parohen- ID Actual
ID ug Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02
Regular Visits Monthly
at Great ais on the 18th snd 18th.
A. MissonlA on the Goth
At kozeman on the 2sth
Al Livingston on the ri b

Montana Division Main street Helena
Northern Divislon-S at Broadway. Bate
city, Montana.
Southern division -ifs south Main streeL Los
Angeles. aliforniA
Central Division-a0i 10 a03 West Ninth Street
Kansas itY. hissouri
Western pivision--io0 ceary Street san Fran
cisco. California
Eastern hivision-Ioa Randolph strssL Chicago
IllnoiA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-02

For infornation how 70 travel eheaplJ. quickly
and comfortably 90 tbs fasL south and Wet
address A Autt fct'g q. I. A 4. A.. ~. A
- l. ~. Minneapolis. Nina.
The morning call., 1894-08-11

were the crews from the British vessels
Mercury and ST. Vincent The Chicago
crew won. The proposed match race be-
tween the VIgilant and the Britannia on
Monday next has collapsed. owing to a
disagreement between Mr.. Gould and the
Prince of Wales in regard TO direction.
The Britannia, Iverna and Viking
started to-day in the race for the Meteor
challenge shield. presented by the Ger
man Emperor. The event was open only
to European yachts. The Iverna and
Viking soon dropped out, leaving the
Britannia to sail the course alone. The
trophy now becomes the property of the
Prince of Wales, the Britannia having
won it two successive years.
The morning call., 1894-08-11

to the thirty men-of-war stationed there
and recently summoned there is expected
a whole fleet of transpor t-bOats for the
movement of large army to any chosen
point of vantage that may be selected by
the Department of War.
The rumored occupation of Get Siolto
Island by the Russian troops is unfounded,
but the Russian Government has promised
protection to the Queen of Korea and men,
bers of the Min family in case of an emer-
gency. This announcement caused con-
siderable comment among diplomats.
Dispatches were received at Yokohama
stating that the proposed dispatching of
United States marines to the Korean capt.
tai vas decided to be unwise by the Baltl-
more's commander. The crew of the Bal
timore, to the number of eighty men. were
then landed at Seoul. as has been wired,
and instructed to protect the American
legation.
"What are these foreigners invading our
territory for ?" asked Korean statesman
of bis Interpreter when the sailors were
pushing up the street. 1--WE will slaughter
them in their tracks," The slaughter never
took place, however.
The British Government has notified the
Japanese that troops will be landed at
Seoul to protect the British legation.