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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-17
The Total Loss Of Properly Half a
Million With Very Light
Insurance..
Two Sisters and Two Patients In
st. Joseph Infirmary Burned
TO Death
Another Sister FoarfulIy Burned About
the Faoe-FiTs origInated Ia the
ran JAelnto Houss.

HousTos, Tox.. Oet I6-Ths worst fire In
the history OF Houston broke oct al 2,l0
this mornisR. No, only vas large amoun,
Of p operty destroyed. bu, two sisters Of
ihe 81. Joseph innFmaTy we're burned TO
death. Two innrmary patients also per-
ished, and third sister was dangerously
burned. The hrs originated In San Jaointo
hotel or boarding. hosss, Al FIsnkliH and
Fan JAcinto streets. from vhish II spread
rapidly TO The sdjoisina small buildings Of
tho ~. Joseph iAhrmarJ. on Ffsnkliu, de.
btfoyinR the four-atory bTisk main build
ing, Sisters Dolsrat and Jane we're burned
beyon ths possibility Of recognition, willis
Sister Clothilds Was fesTfully bu ned about
The face. Two PATIENTS are missing. and
thers 10 moi the sliehtsN doubt that thess
also psrishsd.
a ons-storY cottage, and nsIt destroyed
Alsxander's thrsestory boarding house.
managed By Ma J. j. Hasssy; W. N.
Bhav's three story brick building. oeospisd
by the ]. N. Kismsrs Grocery oompany snd
J. W. Hancock. stAtionsr; A. Chimsns's
thrse.story furniture houss. and W. l..
Folsy's dry goods house. the largest in the
city. IL was 4;3o when the flames we're got
under control.
The losses and insurance are; New
building Of 81 Jossph's infirmsry. loss
$50, 900, Insurance. q. 900; old building. loss
81, 200. insurance unknown; San JasInto
hotel owned by Jnoob HornbsrRsr, loss
$4,000. Insurance. unknown. y. Alexander,
furniture stock. loss t25, 700. insurance.
SIC, 900; building owned BY l.. II. Rich,
loas $l2,00O. insuranos unknown; N. W.
shaw, building, loss $4,000. Insurance
$4,000; the Rashmors Gtoesry company,
STOCK, loss $4,000. Insurance. 5000; j. ".
Hancock, ssstions,, isss $4,000. Insurance
S6, SO0i A Ohimsns q Co.. furniture stock.
loss 1900. insurance $50, 600; W. J.. Filsy.
dIy goods stock. loss xl65 900. Insurance
SIS. 900; building. loss g.. 0O0. Insurance. an
known; Chitnsns's buiidiaQ. owned by j !.
W. Jones' loss $4,000. Insurance. $4,000;
other losses. $4,000. The total io,s IL
xi3S, 900; totsl knovn insuranos $l65, 900.
SULPHUR. Ky. Oct. l6.-Eire to-day swsp.
away part of the town, dsstFoyina ths
Deposit bank, two livsrv stables. two hotels,
siI residences and the Louisviils a. Nash.
vile dspo, Allied With nsrohandIss; los.
sstiInAted 100000.
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Talking For the G. o P. in Mon
tana. In View Of It's Anti
Silver Record
But There Are a Few Who Have
the Tomerlty TO Under.
take It
Congressman Hartman, who Voted Zoe
ooIdbug Reed Tor spsAEsr. ons Of
Ihem-mantls Anotbsn

Special 10 Tbs Ihdspsndent
LtvmdsroS. Oot 16,-Cou gresham Hart
man snd tLs Hon. Leo Mantle discussed
the poliiiesl Issues before n GOOD sized au-
dienee st HshsTlln's opera house tonight
the meeting Consumed the best portion Of
the tins In TRADE against the democratic
patty and its principles. advancing. 10 suS-
tain his asasItiohs q tehssh OF srEumsnta
that have been sbandonsd By republican
eampAiRhsra ssys'sl years sRo. He then
introduced Congressman Hartman, who
gave . fair aud interesting discussion OF
the issues. He nsiutsinsd that the demo-
o alto party by it's do,erminsiion 70 enact .
tsrih bill which would give no protection
10 the manufactures was responsible for the
unfavorAbls condition OF business that has
prevailed throughout the county during
the past two yehrs. He ssid that the dem
ocTstie party was plsinlV nesinst every in
dustry of Montana. and tina, a general re-
vival OF business could no, be expected IN
I'll a change OF the administrstion Of shairs
was had.
Al the eloio OF Mr.. HartmAn's steeeh Mr..
Mantle wss introduced. He made an able
plea in behalf Of silver. lie said the silver
question vas tho greatest issue nov before
the public and the tariff issue VAS second
ay 70 H. lie dscls'sd that when silver
was coined al a ratio OF sixteen 20 one. that
prosperity would return to svery state 10
the union. He cio,si With IN eloquent
recital OF the excellent work performed by
Mr.. Hartman while In sonsres', and be-
lieved II was TO the btst Interest Of the peo-
pie OF Mon,sns TO again have him repre-
sent them In congress.
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TWO IMPORTANT LAWS


NUoNN behNNt Ashh ~ anu
finHi Proof and PAymsut
III, Helena land oflco 10 In receipt Of nu-
merous Inquiries regarding roosn, laws Of
congress- on tho subject OF public lands.
Ons OF those most asked about is that "foT
the relief Of persons who have died dselara'
,iona OF Intentions 10 enter publio lands."
II Ia printed In full for The LenoAt OF ,hoae
intsrsstsd. aud Provides g..
That 10 all casea who're declarations Of
intention 10 enter desort lands have been
died, and tho four yeaFa' limit within which
hnal lToof may be made had no, expired
prior 10 Jan. l. 1894, the Tins within which
such proof mar DO mada Ia each. snch case
10 hereby extended 20 hvs yssis from the
date OF nlinR the declarations And the re-
quiremsn, that ths persons hliuR such de-
olasationn shall sIpsnd the foil sum Of ono
do lar per 40 . during each rear toward
the reclamation Of the land " hereby sua-
pended fos tho year 1891. and suoh annual
eIpend dllurs for that rear, and the
proof thereof. Ia hereby dispensed
With; provided, that within the
period OF Ave yeArs from hlinR the
dsclAi alton, satlafAcioty pToof DO made 10
the register aud receiver OF the reelaGs-
tion and cultivation OF such land 10 The
eAtont ahu coat AMI In the manner pro-
vldsd hV existing Law. except M 10 said
ysar 1891 and urou the payment 10 the
rssslvs' Of the additional sum OF one dollar
per aors, as provided In existing Law. .
patent shall issus - therein provided"
Another Law much inquired about 10 the
one extending the tins foi hnal proof and
payment on lands elaimsd under the pub
lie land laws OF the Unitsd States" II
provides 10 full as follows
That the time for making hnai proof
and payment for all lands located undsI
the homestead and desert lana laws Of tn,
United States. p,oof and paym.n, OF which
has NOT Jet been made, be, and the sams II
hereby extended for the period OF one yssi
from the time proof and payment wosld
become due undSr existing laws.
THAT the time for making hnal pay
msnts on entries under the presumption ae
Ia hereby extended for ono year from th,
dss when the same becomes due In sl
cases whore presumption entrymsn are un.
able 10 make FINAL pay ymsau from cause
which they cannot control. evidence o.
suoh inability TO DO subject to the regula
tions OF the sscrstsry of the interior"
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NOT DlsCoNTINCEn

Special Rsques, Envelopes win he
Pristsd ~ Heretofore.
Postmaster Clovsll recently wrote 20 ths
third nsslstsn, postmaster general, stating
that number OF Inquiries had been made
Of late By business hrma and others Of this
ei,y regarding the d!soontinuanoe OF the
special request envelopes. The postmaster
had received ne notice from the depart
meni 30 that etfse, aud asked II the report
that the TtiniinG Of such envelopes voull
Assistant Postms mssisf General keF CraiRs
writes that tAs aet OF July Is, 1897, pfo-
hibits the maAufaeturs OF special request
envelopes sflsr hsyt. 80. 1894, but thit was
repealed By the act Of Aafsh q 1898.
"Srssial Ieqaest envelopes will be fuF-
Hial cd IS hsfstofoTe," he adds
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TO RECOVER NEARLY s2,6OO,OOO.
Brsyton Ives wants to Begin suits for
Large Amousu.

Brsyton Ives wants to begin Salts for
Large Amousu.
MILWAUKEE Oct iG.-t has developed In
The proceedings In the United States eour.
that the Northern Paeine company, through
Braytoa Ives. has made good its threat and
ps,itionsd Judge Jenkins 10 inst uot the
receivers 10 bring suits agaipsi Henri
YilaId. Colgsts Hoyt aud Chss. l.. Colby,
10 recover nesriI 81. G00. 900. alleged 10 have
been made unlsvfully through North-rn
Pacific deals. The petition refers TO th,
repsft Of Master Carey and charges that
Hoyt and Colby we're associated With VII
lard In alleged illegal deals.
Besidss this $685. l91 alleged 10 have been
made out Of ths Northsrh Psoiec and Man
itoba deal, $224. 800 10 alleged 10 have bees
made out OF the transactions OF the Oregon
Iranseontisental company. In eonnsction
with the Chicseo Terminal deal. About
800 600 10 alleged 10 have been m .ds cut OF
ih9 scQuisitioa of the Chisseo. Hsrlsm A.
Batavia property. aud 500 0O0 from the
Ju chase OF Bridgeport and South Chicago
properly. Fiom the bond dlstibntion by
the Oregon Transeontinsntsi compsnS the
defendants are said 10 hAvs made $40. 900.
and from tbs sale Of the Chicago a Hsrth-
ern Paoifs bonds BY the rams com pRn y
$1,000. 000 Still another bond sale 10 al
legged 10 have ast,st 4l26. 900.
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PERSONAL.

W. A. Francis. of Bosnian. 10 in the city.
d. Il. Asbury, OF Bosnian. 70 In the city.
Hon. W. A, Clark came over from Butte
yesterday.
Florence 4. MoKoin, Of Miles City. "a q,
The Helena.
N. N. Potter returned ysstsrdAy from q
trip to Spokane.
W. u. Thompson and Lewis Psnwsll
leave 90. day for Bate on a business tti-.
Georss LsskiJ, deputy marshal. has gone
ON shor, vacation 10 his hsas In GAlsua,
III.
Gov. Richards and james HOGAN and
wife we're among the dspsr,uTss for Bate
yesterday,
Josssh p. Reed, a PhiladslpAiA news
paper man, aud = brother OF ". n. Rssd.
of this city 10 In town.
!. 5. Moses And wife returnsd yss,srdAy
from visit 10 bpokAns and other Wash
ington points.
j. A. Largsut, A. N, Scott aud J.. @. Pat
lsTson, were among tho arrivals from Great
Falls yesterday.
o, l.. Dilienbsek, q prominent citizen OF
Jefferson eounty, came Ia ffom Elkhotu
yestprdaJ afternoon
Lswia sawyer, a former resident OF Hell
shaking the hands Of his Numerous friends.
Dr. Geo 20 q. DoualssL OF Dec Lodge.
aud Dr. q. n. huIlgbrod. OF Warm
sp ipsa are among the vest aide visitors In
the city.
Edmond Bsyer 10 eonhasd 20 his homo
on Eighth avenue fIom the ell ,sta OF fall
he goa into the eellarwAy on SlIth avenue,
near Main s,rsot, Que night Tso,ntly, lie
was Injured about the back.
General Manager DalI. OF J. n. HAg-
Gins AnaoondA company. passed thTough
Helena yeatsrday on lhs Wsy from khlia-
psll 10 Butte. lie vas aeoon panlsd ~ tar
az Helena By President toott, OF the Great
Falls ToWnsits 90 mpany.
Henri Khobb, = we'll Known mining man
OF this si,y, left yeats 'dAy With his btothsr-
in.law, Jacob berg, for Riverside oouaty,
Ca. whore he 10 interoitod In a iieh gold
atm. The ore from this mine Fana No
hlgh no 300 onnees, aud its owners expect
TO thoroughly develop and wofk the Prop
srty. Air. Knobb intends 10 remain In
California.
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JUDGES FALL OUT.
seott WIN staAd no Interference with
nia PFsF0BAtivon,

nis PFsFOBAtlvon.
OMInA, Oct. lG-Au 1nusual scene Of
one district jOdas dstJiBa the authority Of
Ave other IudRss Of The district sitting 40
a court. vas witnessed al Omaha. and IL
likely 10 proyoks some Very pseullaf altua-
,isns before being settled. The desire Of
Editor RossvatoL OF tho Bee, who ID
charged With libel By EE-Bbsrid Ben
nett 10 be tried BY SONS Judge
other than JadRs Scott who 10 violently
pToiudissd IL ths premises, caused the
trouble. Ga ths editors appeal 20 tho
other hvs lndkss they dsoidsa 10 hsaF thS
case and cited the editor 10 appsAr al . .,
m. To- morrow fos trial.
When Jnaas Scott Was notified Of tho
judges decision, he declared the oase could
not be tTAbafsITsd from The oTlminal bfsnoh
Of The Souri. lie then made an order
nullifginR thS action OF the Dys iudsss and
notifying HossWAlsT 10 sppssT before him
at a. IN. for trial. Whils oourt uss in
session be delivered himself Of tbs follow
ing;
I'VE have now mo, AZ The eroas roads,
and do not propose 10 take either aide.
bat instead | am going 10 tread right In the
middle Of the read. Here | en-, en- Amsri-
can sitizsn, 81 years Of age, and stand ON q
broad gusRs platform that will permit me
70 give ,ysIy man . fair and impartial
trial. II did not want 70 aiys Ho,svstsr
q fair trial, The motion might be sIsassd.
There is NO Law 70 take this case on ny
docket and II will stay there. II there 10
any nonksVina about H. sonns one 10 Roin q
10 be cited 10 anpsn for contempt and
think ] am Trstty good authority on con-
tempt"
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TIE REGISTRATION.
City Agents wuI Again Move Their or
nces To-day.

City Agents wuI Again Move Their Of
nees To-day.
The registry agents for this city will
change their Offices again to-day. Agent
Cameron will be N Boyls's rssl estate
agency. Hslsns avenue. to-day onlv. Agent
Gilpstriek will go to the Bristol, AMI AGENT
Weston to tos BrseksnritRs street, both for
two days.
Up 10 the close of business last night
Agent Gilpatriok had re1is,srsd s52 votsIs
IN his district. the hrst. Agent Weston. In
his district. the second, had registered 94l.
With the districts Of Agents Cameron and
Floyd-Jonss ihe total registration in Hslsna
and the immediate sur ouncinR precincts
amounts TO about 2,400
Among those who registered yeste day
withou, being required 90 show naturSliEl-
tion papers Was Emile BTulo. 1houRh not
born on American soil, hs was born on sn
American vessel al the time II was wrecked
on the coast Of Spain.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREyITlES.

WASHINGTON. OsL l6.-The cash balance
in the treasu to-day vn &llG0il III;
gold reserve. $50, 100, Gga
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Oct. l6.-Ouo IalRler
30. dap lowervd the worlds one mile blcy Gle
record OF li50 o. made ~ Waitham. Mas,
sept. T. by John <. johnson, to 1850 tiAl.
MISNHAPoLIA Oct lG.-Mrs. Bstiis L. Y.
Har i1on, widoW OF the lAts Col. A, G. Irwin
Harrison. Oldest brother OF ths on -presi-
dent, uisd to day as a result OF surgical
opsfatiou.
twANsrA, Oct, 1G. IL ia oatimatsd that
5.00O tons OF tia plates we're 10 dsd here to-
daJ on board stsAmots bosnd for AmsfloA.
Stocks OF Tin plats are lover than for
months past.
MrRcrD. Cal, Oct lG.-Ths heroed bank.
WHOM has bFen doinR business here sinos
1878, clossl iu doc this moFhina. Tue
fai urs 10 due 10 the banks iAabilitJ 10 To-
NJ 70 on Iva eeouFitisa
BosTos. Oct. lG.-Klddcr. Peabody a Co.
say their shipment TO-DAY OF half million
gold was pm oily a business transaction.
thai they fjnnd exchange vsfy scarce, aud
" was actually cheaper 70 ship gold.
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TO TEST A DECISION.

suit Filed to Overthrow Ruling by
Hoke smith.
MADISON. Via. 0,t. l6.-suit was fled in
the United States circuit cou;t here to. dsy
TO tssi Secretary Hoks nmith's decision In
the Ashland land cases, involving besides
title 10 land. about $4,000 worth OF pine.
The complaint 10 filed on behalf OF thc
twenty .hyo homsstoadsrs who have entered
land against the Keystone Lumber com.
psny, which secured q contract for the pine
on the lands from tbs Bepsrior Lumbsr
company, the company OF Villas and
Knight, who in turn seeutsd Q contract
tom ths Wisconsin Csatral road. The
lnttsI's right was vested In q grant OF odd-
numbered sections In thoss towns. vhioh
was terminated by the act OF 1887, And The
land opsnsd 70 settlement
The oommissionsr Of the land oiiics held
that this act does NOT spply 10 ,hs KSI.
stone Lumber company, as 10 10 NOT q siti.
zen. nud that The purchase Of timber vAI
not purchase Of the land. Ths decision
was reversed By Hoke Smith.
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TIGHE NEEDS A MUZZLE.
Bis conduct at Deer Lsds. Made Friends
fer Heleaa.

Bis Conduct at Deer Ledge Made Friends
f.y Helena.
The Butte Miner OF yesterday contains
the following dispatch from DssI Lodge.
relative 70 the HslsaA-for-ths-sspitsi meet.
ing:
Last evening just psior TO the opening
Of the mass. mestisR held in the interest OF
Helena for he espital The psntl smsn from
Helena, vsll.kuown sld-tmers, we're att
ting In the lobby Of the AeBuFnsy house
engaged la conversGtion WITH q aumber OF
our citizens wAo lad called 20 pay their
resreets 10 old friends, when Geo gs Tiehs.
general manager Of ,hs Copper City Com
mereisi ecmptny Of AuseoHds, entered
and, looking over The reGister Of the betsl,
remarked 10 Aylosvof,h. ths proprietor Of
the house: 4 see you have the Helena gang
with yos. sm surpTised thsy diia't 20 10
ths Chinese restau,ant'
Much indignation has been expressed
by our people. and taksn In connection
with his conduct aitsrwnrd st the mestinR.
has dons more for He enA In this com.
munity ,hsn ell the sfor,s Of Helsna's
fliends eon hined."
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IN A GOOD CAUSE.
BENEFIT Concert st Biiiisss by Helena
Musical Ts'enI

Benefit Concert at Biiiisgs by Helena
Musical Ts'cnI
Special 10 The Indopsndsnt
BrLLIsos, Oct. l6.-A bsnsHi concert was
given here to-niRht b. the Helena Mando-
lin club, Ms. Foots. Miss Brooke and Prof.
HirsehfsldL all u Helena. All details Of
the psriormsncs were arranged BY . COM
mittee OF ladies hsrs. the obIse, bsing to
star a public library fuad. Ths concert
vas q grand success In every particular.
Every pisos Of the proersmms vss 90 PER-
fsctly rsudsrsd that oseh vas eneorsd sew
ersl times. The large audience vent away
veil pleased sad all had kindly feeling fer
the people Of Helena for so rsnsrouslv ten
derins aid In 90 lssdsbls an aadsriakina.
Afisr the entsfiainnsnt the visitors were
invited to . lsnshson at the Dslmonioo
restaurant by the ladies Of the oommi,t's.
where rsfrsshnsnts we're served. Over SIS
vas realized. Following vas the original
programme. which. By snoor.. was made
three-foid; OvsIturs. mandolin club; solo.
Mics Brooke; piano selection. Prof.
Hirschfsldt; dsst Mrs Foo,s and Miss
b ooke; sslsosion. mandolin club; solo.
Ars. Foot; piano selection. Prot. ulrseh-
feldt nsndolin slub, 0naie.
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wiIK,ep Her o,,n,on, .,,,,.

BERLIN. Oct. l6.-rhs K'suz Zsiiuag says
the Princess AliI. OF Hs,se. has obtain, q
concessions from the Russian holy synod
such s no princess In like position ever
before secured in embracing The orthodox
faith. The princess will not declare her
former religion hoeurssd. nor state that
her eonvs sion lie due 10 the conviction that
the truth lies not with her own bot with
the Russian ehu eh. IL IL added that The
holy synod will be satisfied with . simple
declaration that tho princess joins The
Greek church TO be OF the same religion as
her future husband,
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BLOODY WORK BY A BURGLAR
Uses a Halchei on Two yiotims.-oae VIII

Uses a Halchet on Two yiotlms-Oae VIII
Die.
OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. l6.-A burglar did
bloody wo;k with hatohst at ths residence
Of Rev. F. u. Wolfe, In AlsmsdA, this
morning. Ms. Wolfe vas awakened by
the presence of Q man In the bsdr room
whe;e she and her husband slept. She
rose up In bed and was struck down with a
hntchet. Her husbsnd, awakened by her
ory, attempted to rise. He, Too. was struck
down. In their struggles with the
burRlar wolfe's screams aroused the
neiRhbors. When suceor came both
were lying unconscious In theif
blood stained bed. On tho floor lay tue
bloody hatohet where 10 had been dropped
b. the escaping robber. Mrs. Wolfe has
ei ainei consciousn sss aud will probably
recover. though she has ugly wounds above
her loft ear, the skull having been psne-
uatsI by each blow. Her husband 10 NOR
tally injured. The blade OF the hatchst
pie osd his ekull on the right side, sevsring
the tom poral attsfy, one OF hls checks 10
terribly eAshed, and his head badly bat
tered. Mr.. and MrA Wolfe are mission
aries lntolI returned from hlhskA TO rest
du ing the winter.
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JUST LIKE DAILY.
=. Morton Mu. Rave an I@pOr,sa

Levi y. Morton Must Have an Imported
ftu1ksy.
NEw YoRK Oat lG.-Lsvi =. Moiton's
eoAohmaA Reward. who hAs been detained
al Ellie island az q contract lAboreF, and
whose return to EAelsnd was orde cd By
Secretary CstlisIs, 70 day slEusd petition
for = witt Of hsbsm soTpus which his
attorney. Fraak Plstt, pressntsd to-day IN
The uaitsd stAtss ooaTt. Tho writ will
probably be issssd, In which oaao Howard
will not tetu n TO- ma row. ss was inteeasd.
Mr., Morton vas N tsSn to-day aud, 40,
eordinG 10 Platt vll stand BY his man II
he wishes 10 istnra 10 ElieIslsy.
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suLSduAI, Oct l6--Col. Won Hannihsn,
formerly aids-ds.samp OF III Hang Chang,
TO the Chinese sdmi,A who was in com
mAnd al the naval battle fought on the
YAlu river, is ssid 20 bs In dangerous eon-
dttiou. blood poisoning having set in. Col.
Hanntksn had 90 far recovered AZ 10 be
able to Teturn 20 du,y whom relapse pros-
tTatel hin,
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Growing W.Ahar

sr PErEmnuR0, Oct. iG,-Ths Official
Messenger this afternoon issued q special
edition containing the following bulletin.
ordered By Prof. LeTdS and Dm Ssraiship,
POpod and BsliamlRon, after q consultation
between the physioiaaa The disease OF
the Kidneys shows no improvement Hia
mRjesty's strength kss aininishsd. PhYsi-
oians in attendance hops ths climate Of tue
south coast Of ths Grimes vill have Q bsne-
heial effect aTsn the health Of the sLAI."
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nnlI nm MInsrs Euni,ah

CRlrPLE CREEK, COL, Oct 16-Exoi,s.
men, 10 running very high among the Bul
Hill miners on account Of the shooting oi
James Cannon and Thomas short by Dep-
uty sheriff stirling al Divide yssis dAy
when they attempted 10 Escape from Gus
,odT. Threats TO sack this city and Colo,
RADIO Springs are spsniy made, and 10 4,
feared the old var will break oat assw.
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WIN r.h. c.rs Of the cr.r

Corfu. Oct 16.-Ths Greek governm ens
and the local Revsrhnsn, Of Corfu arc tax
Ina Measures for the safety Of the eEsr,
The polios are carefully watching all
strangers at Corfu, and all arrivals will be
required 20 give accounts OF themselves.
The chateau of the tina Of q eeos 10 being
placed In thorough oris' for the use Of the
eKAr. fevsrsl Russian sfioiAls havs slrsady
arrived he'e, aAd others are expected. Tue
police prsosutioa will iaelude . patrol of
the shores OF ths whole islsaa 10 prevent
the landing Of aRAuthorizsd strangers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-17
In tn. In,er..t Of narmonr

NEW YoRK. 90. 1c.-ssnator Faulkner.
chairman Of ,te congressional democratic
campaign COMMITTEES. has issued an address
TO the democratic voters Of Now York city,
directing their attention to the fact tha,
divisions In congregational districts hare
may cost the party the control of congress-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-17
mtg Cl.rIe.l MsIorltr.

BEunsris Oct i6.-n is officially an
uounesd to-day tha, the rssul, Of tho re-
cent slsstions undsr the new system OF
universal suGFAee voting shows that
seventy sever Catholics have bsen elsoto 4
10 tho chamber Of deputies aaalnst seven
liberal and radieals and twelve socialists
elected 10 the same body.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-17
couId.'i O., I.,e IN. yaull

PoRTLASp, ore, os1. l6.-word reached
here to-day that four masked men foiiswed
up the president Of the First National bank
At Hillsboro, late lAa, nigh, vhilo be waa
ON hia way home. He had been a. lbe bank
Antil after midnighL aud was vaIlaid Jus,
after he started home. The robbers e.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-17
Capital Mec,i.x,.

Special 10 Ths Iniepsndsnt
KALrsrELL. Oct l6-A meeting was held
here this evening Ia the interest OF Ana
eonds for the capital. Aidre,ses were made
by Z. J. Oral Il. l.. Clinton and W. n.
Nonsi1ssr. knoths meeting was held at
Columbia Falls tonight when sddfsss"
were made In the iatsrsst Of Helena by
Major Aakiaus sni A. ]. Craven.