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Catholic Churches.

sacref uexrs-Rea AMI sixth stree. Con-
Quoted hy The Re6em2torists- Rev. Joseph A.
ksusz. G. ) 5. pastor. aegussr services
Our LADY, Of Good Heip-south Fourth and
WASHINGTON streets Rev r. n PrefoRtalne.
psssor. Mass. S ~ IL and lase s. N. he'ar-
cicsior. } 3.
immaculate conceps.en--Ssxth and sp-sng
streets. Rev. Victor Garland, = j.. pastor Con-
dEctea ty the Icsuits, EaTly mass. o o. m.
aud a. m. High mass. 70, % r. IN sunday
school. ) r n. Lecture ana ee:iedseton. =
n N. Rev. J. 81. kesGe, :. j.. viii continue as
course OF lectures the doctrines OF tae
church Seats are free.
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Unitarian Church.

sevsnth. between Pike and Union Rev. W.
G. Eiset. ir.. minister. Service, IL a. subject
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Sixth aud Seneca streets Rev. S. Dell John
s.on. pastor: residence. tn Spring street
school, l2:iS p m. Young Peoples Society,
s.. Is r. N.
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Rev r. H. Sinclair will address the regular
Of. oeS rally Of the y. NJ. C. A. at lil7 Front
stfeet subject. "A Mans Dialogue with His
s0ii."
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reiormed-seventh street, near Pine.
Services II a. m.
Ballard Broadway aud Firxs avenue. Ser
wees IL q. 10. and 80 n m.
Lake Union Kilbourne avenue, Fremont
Rev. :. {. Head. pastor. services IL a. In. ana
5,3gn ID.
Flrst-Fourth and Spring streets Rev. AleX-
ander Alison. H. d. pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion .sFeet Only one service will he held
today The subject for taiS morning discourse
viii be, ''Ihc Church and Her Attrl butes." In
toe evening tho church will unite In the y. M.
&. A. seryiee at the Seattle theatre.
Welsh--seveath and olive streets. Rev. J. ".
Hughes, pastor. Residence. al4 Depot street
Preaching 1913 a. m ana Z =. m. Sunday
school 2:35 n III. Prayer meeting, Wednes-
day. go p m.
Second-oak and Harrison streets. Rev W.
A. Major. pastor. Residence az Temperance
street, Preaching II .. m aud : 30 p. IN.
Evening subject: II Keep Under NJ Body
SABBATH school. la;la u Pse T.. $50 p. IN.
Musicai society meeting. "Wednesday, $50 p IN.
Prayer meeting, Thursday. s.SA pm.
Calvsry-Msrket and King streets. Rev. Brs-
ward y sinclair. pastor. Residence slg suffer
street Services, ii a. m. and 7s3D =. ID.
Morning subject. the Mixed Multitude la
ISRAEL The pastor win address shs Y. ". {.
4. rally NJ Y. ". G. a. hall n. y n. subieet:
" 4 Mans Dialogue With His soul. sabbath
school, I2;IS ?. M. \. T. :. c. f., $50 p. IA
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The r. 4. 4. cinh.

The T. +. G. Club gave its second party
last Thursday evening at the residence Of
Mrs Charles Torkeison, No. ITO South X
street The evening was enjoyably passed
IN conversation, PLAYING progressive
eurhre, etc. Light refreshments we're
served during the evening. The proceeds
derived from these entertainments are
devoted 10 charity by the club. Among
those present were DIR. aud Mrs. A. ]
Parker. DIR. and Mrs. Il. ]. Sehuy. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. White. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Arvsd Rystrom. Mr.. and Mrs u.
L. Demorest. Mrs. ]. \. Page. Mrs A.
WeIchbFod. Mrs. Robert Longmire. Miss
Jackson. Miss Underwood, Miss Tullock.
Miss Parker. Miss Evans. Mr.. III. ragh.
MIR. W. r. DANIELS, Mr.. G. G. Fisher and
Mr.. John Page
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


fSotirss fsr tie ssFzrszsss nsss eeAssdst
In - o'e.o<x sssnrdeT 20 fEsurs fssssta<a
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Burnt Cork Amateur Artists 20
Dance a Clog.
SUCCESSFUL FANCY DRESS sAlt,
Mr.. gohnsos Tenasr Farewell Dinnsss
and R.e~pssan.-rrsoy Ms Drill
Charity Amusemsnss-

T.eosa. Feb. a--Fspecial. There hes
NOS been sny great aanouss OF gayesy dur
Ing thu past week. and the principal rsss
st present Is devoted 10 farewell dinners
and receptions for Mr. J. fs T. Johnson.
who expects to leave next week for View
York. where he slil study for the minis
try. To Mr.. johnson IL due the wonder
fal work accomplished 81 -. Andrew .
cEapsi. and he xslI be missed t1sre TO an
untold degree. Aside from the Johnson
dinners and receptions there faye been
the usual meetings Of she various iiterary
clubs. bat very little besides.
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TIE Restitutionists hold services every Sun
dayat 1880 a. M AZ sos Front street
The seattle Research Club will meet Thurs
daysFebrusry < at y. IN, with Mrs. w. +. Rich
nrdszn. Edes aud East streets Lesson, Matt
XIV R-sl. Discussion. .Wha, Is spirit? All
are feicome.
Tn Christian Alliance meetings are held
ever Wednesday afternoon AT o'clock at the
honk OF Mrs 3 Van Nslkenburg, so Ljneola
sired corner Fourth. All friends Oh the four
fold gospel are welcome.
Ga Mission and Seamen's Be.hel-eA Com
rne.ehl street. near Weller. Services sunday ~
so'eeek and - .. m. scandinavian. ?. m.
servies a. county farm, 7. m Every n get 10
the wtek et Z, Is p N. Chaplain Thomas Rees.
Bssx Geo.gs r. Manson. which sailed from
Bskehy Tor Port Prize December ~. was
spoKea January 10 by the Isaac Reed in latitude
1902 ssrta. Longitude III - west.
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Theosopny.
Free Methodist Church.

Tho Theosophical Society meets In Pctsis-
mnsie hal, JOS Front street 731 p. N. Lecture
Oh. Duty 10 the Body" by DR.. ii. T. Turner.
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-UniversaIist.

SSeryfcss 20 n m in Masonic hail. Pike and
seond streets entrance Oh second st-eet Rev.
q n. Shinn, general missionary, will preach.
Sahject: Religious Need of Today"
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Advent Churches.

Seventh Day-S0s Poplar street. Preaching
2.
Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
rorth oil Front Street powe. house. Services
II Il IN.
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81 sEes she sesf 49, taasccs ~ f1s.ss sAsEs
sksa~ fssasoss sae ssss ~ @ssag &sges lsslse
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srlrltra,,sts.

snlrituai meeting in the Masonic Femnie.
entrance on Second street. commencing tso-
rugsy 4, s.S1 r n. seats free. No eoiieeilon-
Nr. e. Cognelius. spr!s test medium. viii
hold forth rs usual at Red Mans hall. coraer
Yroat and Marion streets entrance GA Marion.
Admission Tree.
Seattle Spiritual Association meeting IN ODD
Feiinws' nntf SIS Front street every sunday
evening 80 n. m. Reading, "Msferialsxm ana
sp.rituaiisns.' by Mrs. Moore. after which she
them. Admission Tree
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SEATTLE. WASH
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At the successful fancy dress hagi given
last evening by the Ladies' Friendly Soci-
ETY. NJ the First Free church, Mrs. Waiter
J. Thompson. Mrs. w. Il. Sank and Mrs.
W. T. Bradley were the pafronessss.
Those present wsFe. Mr.. anu Mrs. ). II.
Emmerson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Merg, Mr..
and MIRA. r. xeber. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Bird, Mr.. and Mrs FRANK II. Sstie. Mr..
ard Mrs. u " Sloan. Mrs. ]. HAYDEN.
Mrs. kaIsnboarn, Mrs. J Hunt, Mrs. A.
l.. I.sndaley. Mrs. Waiter Alexander. MFs.
fesrf<. Mrs. Lstham, Ars. Aountfart, Mr..
J. Il. TiiIotson, NF. and Mrs. Alfred Mar
tin. Nr. ard Mrs. Walter Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs W. H. Brsdley. Mr. and Mrs.
Shank. SIR. ard Mrs. = r. Arfnstrong. Mr..
and Mrs ifsndree. Mr.. ard Mrs. III. T..
knstyold. Mr. and Mrs. w =. Bronson,
iir. and Mrs. N. II. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Esmurl coliyer. MF. arid Mira. II. r. Illus
ton. Mr. and Mrs. l.. l. SAWYER. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". a. Hyan. NJ. aud Mrs. Wadiin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Davidson. HF. and Mrs.
W. +. Saul. Mr. AID Mrs aort
Van der Linden. Mr.. ". III. Nc
Donald. Mr. and Mrs. NcFarlane,
8F. Nash, NF. Grafton. Col A T.. Joah.
Nr. Hail. Mr.. Richards. Mr.. Sedgwick, Mr..
Cole, Mr.. Goodman, Mr.. Biack burn. Mr..
Allen. Mr.. s;apIes. Mr. schiafh, Mr.. cash-
ing, nr. Taylor. Mr.. Terry. Mr. Bradley.
Mr. aoehren, Mr.. Canaan. SIR. Curtis. Mr..
Edeefton. Mr.. haleaboarn. Mr.. Rouse. Mr..
Aesisg. pr. Bronson. Mr. o'iiara, Mr..
Tsckerii'. NiF. Sheppard. Mr. Door,
Mr.. jenkins, Mr. Graf. Mr. Potts. Ir.
Stewart Nr. Pratt. Mr. Tucker. Sir. Dick
son, sir. Howell. Mr. Albright. Mr.. Ftz-
maurice, Miss Dewey. Miss Drum, Miss
Sellers Miss Wentworth. Miss Hayden,
Miss Mcmillan. Miss Hunt. Miss Hazard.
Miss knntvoid. Miss Allen. Miss Knox.
Miss Hanscomb Miss Vincent. Miss
kaienhourn. Mas Chamberlain. Miss Cole.
Miss Bosseo. Miss Florence. Miss Rossce.
Misstiillespie. Miss Copeland. Miss Mount
fort. Miss DerrekseT, Miss Box, Miss Hyde.
Miss fiendree. Miss Cunning, Miss Boyn.
ton. Miss Patience o'fIara. Mrs. Mccall
later and Miss Mcmillan.
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Salvation Army.

Ttnth and Pine. John Glen. pastor-sabba;h
school, 9:is 3. M preaching morning and
ey niBg; prayer mreting, "Wednesday nigat
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baptist Churches.

Fremont--Aurora street. Preaching II a. n.
and 80 p m. ~ the pastor, Rev. G. A. ssiyer
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Ballard lNorweg an pinlsh)- Odd Fellows
Hall. corner ieary avenue ana second avenue
sermon 81 p m, by Raw &. W. FfHwaiL
West Duwatnish OF church building
discontinued aud Gfyine service will be held IA
Mr.. Fosters house ia River Park a. ocloek-
Nerwegiaa- Dauish-stxth and Virginia streets
G. ". Finwali, pastor services Ii IN. and
80 y. N. sunday school. 1915 p m; b. \, 4.
T.. &. Is y N.
Georgetown Bapt!s. Sunday school. l.
Aserbury, superintendent Meets every sun
day in Wards hail. opposite GRAFT street power
house. Georgetown. at 10 q. m.
Market Street Market and Main streets.
Song service u q. n: preaching, go p. M,
by kev- james chesl. sunday scnool. Il 10 =.
In: Young Peoples society, ~ 2. IN
North Seattle Third and Cedar streets serv-
ices at II n. 10. and : 30 .. SUNDAY school az
close OF morning service. Rev. d. j. Pierce, %
the sesttle university. viii pEesch II s. N. and
80 ?. IN. foang peoples msetlng, $50 y m
First -Fonrth street, between James and
Cherry, Preaching II q. To- and TO p. n.
by Rev. Iaomas Baldwin. sunday school 81
the etose ot morning service. Young peoples
meeting e:ia Prayer meeting Thursday 7so
+. M
swedish-Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
Olson. rastor; resideacs s13 Dexter street
Services II a. III. and 80 T. m. sunday school,
IL m; young peoples Meeting, p. IA: prayer
meeting, Thursday. T. m: young peoples
meeting SATURDAY, p. m.
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Miscellaneous.

Hrracss, SIS Jackson street Prayer meetins
s*m. Holiness meeting. IL A. m. Free IA
east =. m. A rousing meeting at p. m.
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Methsdlss Eps.espsi chursisss-
cosamsis-suppsssd srosa s~s.s;s sassls&
srsee. Exas s<st.se Nasos->xbosta feaoei
pm
shaw weras-s.,-suncsy scaocs - an. EF-
wsrf4 EsExue = X
Hxvss-Rsv. ". q. Bsnasoz, pxssc-. fre.ch-
fE< zso,as1z and sTSns1g-
eersaza-s.ewnst and Tairteecsa ssresss EsF:
G. A. FEtsssag. rasso- services II = asa
= III
Bass.-y ,trse.-Thfrd ard s.sferv st-ezts- Fsv.
G. A. Lasesxs. pastor. services - u s =. 1@a ,
. n.
Scru~r..n-g, sal.s-Fssth and ollre ssrsc.s.
Res. = ;. i.unes<ssrd. pastor services Z q IA
a1a 80 = r.
Gf,m.a-Toua Of 6fimsn. 2sv. J. r Esrarss.
pastor. sa1he.h school 10 a. H. gFeachass q =
-. E2ror;A iesgss y n Reading league
10 .. IA
Aseurv. Frsusoas-gsv. ". H. prede Class
HsestiEg. io.s0 a. H.: preaching. Il q Re- sisI.-
car school. L ra.s yoslnT p-epIs5s nassfanf.e 20
p. ~; pEeac5tng. I'd y II
Mac;soa strees-Madlsor and CEovessa's
streets. Rev. " A. csssnxtSn, pssso-. Rrezrh-
lHS az u - M and - y "a. sunday ssacoi,
z.sr m 1oang peorsss nesting. ~ - = q
Gilman Park. B.ilarc-Rer. ". IL sshnsssne.
pastor Services u 3. n. and r u, "a seav
school - 4. m: eiass meeting 4 IA tgaEso-
League 80 n M: Epsosih League 30 J. r.
swr6lsh-FlFfh street, nesr Pise. Rev. Jssn
Jensen. pastor. fe~s2Stee. 81 hsscH sfaEe@
services sess n Sunday sene3s. f1-93 p b.
youag peoples Eaeessag.7 .. IN; cventng se-viee.
sp n.
AfEseau~f.o yoaes street Rex. J. Assen
Whey, pastor. Services II a. n: raeraesEei
services ia honor OF H. Rev D. 4. Psyre. d -.
L. d. senior oisscp. will be okserye3 al ss59
+. IT,; sabbath school, 1880 2. N.
Grace Rainier and King streets. Prenehisg
IN tue morning ard evening oy kes. hsI.
Ford No-aing snbtsct, satisfying fostsan,
Palms rvfss5 Evening sut jsct, tie Poser
o. the Gospel, k0msns irl6 rEbttsh
seanot, Il y p A.. yonag peoples meeting uss9
p M prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Trniiy--M@reer and Kentucky streets Rsv
Newman T. Tea-ieg. pasrog. parsonage nsls
door 10 church. PrcHchtne II - IN. sahlset;
xlnr Fadeie,s Possessions" 30 y a.. sHeises,
The Reward Of an Unca-nprssnlsing yeu.sl
t.ass meeting. 10 a. m. sabbath school. l2tL
League. e:sop m. Prayer aad social rnseting
Thursday evening
firste~Thsrd and Marion streets Rev, ". A.
sbanxisn. pastor. Residence. 1907 Aarsoa
street Glass meeting. 10 f. m; presra-
tore by Gceschorn. Prof. sharpe: anthem. -.
he Joyful by Efifgewaier: sermon. .stnd.Tia-
nal Responsibility: seio. conc -sea.ly solalaa
Thought oy Brooks. Mr.. NJ. ~. Groats p1ss-
iadF. Glow movement. second symphony. ~
Haydeu. Ia the evening the congregation viii
unto with the other central churches of this CIT
IN the \. VI. Z. A. service at the Seattle thesier.
The annual roll cali OF ths membership wid te
held on Thursday evening, 10 which the PRES
eaee OF every parishienvr ia urged snndsy
school. 1878 .. M: Epwcrtn League. 6sia r 70.
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In Selecting His RAilroad Route. Selects
the Road

In ssleouug His RAilroad Route. Selects
the Road
That afori s cresllent AMI most comfort
able faeilities-"1hs Milwaukee"
That traversss q delightful and piotur-
esqus portion Of tbs OountrJ-"Ihs MI
saukee."
That hss-and msTits-tho reputation OF
strength and rsliabi!itT-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That ENJOYS popularity and is STAN ed
with public appTOval-"Ihs Milwaukee"
Tat bls 4 substantial roadbed and most
frequent train servios-"Iha Milwaukee"
HAT fsgards always, the comfort, eass
and safety Of is patfons-"Ihs Milwaa-
kss."
that furnishes the latest private COM
partment cara and latest library bullet
smoking ears-"1ne Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlor cars frss reclining chair cars AMI
sumptuous dining cars-"Ihe MilWaukse."
That has exclusive uss OF she electric
berth reading lAmD-"Ihs Milwaukee"
inu Milwaukee" combines an the above
aud more too. Its trains are VeHtibulsd,
heated by steam. electric lighted and IN
surpassed ia luKurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said Follow tbs
Ieopis and you cannot toe IA from right"
Ths people uss The Milwaukee"
!. 4. COSLET. Asst. Gen. Eas5. ACT
~. Paul. Nina.
NorE.-F!ve tfsins daily from Twin Cit
les 70 Chio1go. one 70 81. Louis and one q
Kansas City.
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PERSONAL

A.B. Hamilton. sheriff Of Teton. IL In
town. having come up from Great Falls By
coach.
Dan Mcneil. sheriff Of Jefferson county.
IL in from Boulder. accompanied by Mrs.
Mcneil
Al. Rsinig leaves to-morrov for southern
California. where he goes 60 look after his
ranch int ests.
There was gate poriy OF Northern Pa
cifc men Ia town YESTERDAY. including Gen
etaI superintendent Kimberly. Tr.fic
Manager HnnnRford. Chief Eugineer Nc
Heuly ani Tax Commissioners tornold
Ihov are on their way west.
A. J. SeiigmEn received word yesterday
OF the severe % ness OF his father. jesse
Seliaman. NJ Coronado BE CD, Cal NJ.
seligmau will leave Tor the west on the hfst
train. Jesse eliGInan left New York TO-
the Pacific coast about week ago, snd was
compelled 20 stop over for day OF so at
Topeka, owing to q severe attack OF neu'
Talgia.
Among the visitors in Helena are Mr..
and Mrs ID. Babcock. OF Monmouth. Ills.
They are visiting their sons +. q. and
Howard Bsbcock. aud will remain In The
CITY for week OF more. This 10 Mr.. Bah
cock's second visit 60 this city. About two
years ago be retired from active busin g.
i'm which he had been engaged for forty-siX
years. For the past two years he has been
taking life easv. aud among the pleasures
he enjoys the most are the Waits he pays his
children or those they mike TO him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-22
THE DISTRICT COuRE
An Important Decislon In the Case OF hai-
ter ". Wassweiier.

An Important Decision In the Case OF hol-
ter ". Nassweiier.
Julss Back. in the district court yssier-
dav rendered an important decision IN the
cas-, OF A. NJ. Hotter versus 4. J. Wasa-
v.,lsretal Ths facts Of the suit we're
substantially a. follows: In 1883 +. j. Wass-
weller sold one-half OF his ranch and gave
$500 OF the money received 20 his Wiie.
lie was out o. debt at this time. she
ulaesd the money IN hank. taking eerhh-
rntes 81 deposit for 10 IN her own nome.
She Glel no list % separate propo " o.
declaration Of sole tradershin however
and a few months later these ceftlhoA'es
were presented for payment And the mouet
received was deposited 20 the iniltiiuN.
account OF her husband. lie ekpeuuea u
in buildings on the unsold portion OF sue
ranch. under an agreement with her that m
confederation Of tais money ne Wouia
transfer this land 70 her. Ifn agreemenh
even II IN writing. was never raoo aea OF
brought to the notice OF plnlnhu~ VINO
sold materials 30 r. J. Masswsiler soma OF
which we're used by him "a sue srsoueh o.
the very buildings mentioned. In Juue'
1872 after Il. J. Wasswel.sr had ooniracte
the debt to plaintiffs. and about nine years
after the agreement 90 conVsf. No trans
fsrred ths property TO bis vile IN tne
action Just decided plaintiffs soughs 20
nave tula ooANtNaAe9 So eaA@N - ---
lent
Il am OF the opinion" says Judge Buck
I'm his decision. "that the agreement be-
tween Massweilsr aud his wife, mhds a. a
time when the statutes o. the territory
prescr DO she only manner IN which VIE
could hold property separate anu apart
from her husband As against BIS creditors
was invalid. Even we're 20 valid. the long
DELAY IA carrying 10 out and the O. cum
stances surrounding the incurrencs o. the
debt 20 plaintiffs would requ 70 = far more
satisfactory explanation OF the Transaction
than the evidence o. sac Wssswsilels tur-
nishes. The husband had absolutely re-
duced 10 his POSSESSION the money which
he had allowed his wife 90 call her own Tor
a briof period, aud her claim TO IL was OF
such a vague nature aud 50 Indefinitely as
ss ted that 10 cannot be maintained as
against plaintiff" decree Is ordered
for plaintiffs.
In the case Of Pstsr Nncovitch versus A.
c. NotaV, Judge Buck granted writ Of
certioa-i, requiring sac justice OF the psaee
20 show why he allowed an sppeal after the
statutory sen days following enterins %
Judgment had passed
Judge Back dissolved the injunction IN
the case OF ". L. Rhodes versus the Park
Coal and Coke company.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Spruilie Brsden we're granted 20 his
mother.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-22

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wealthy lady, received note through abe
posioiAus. demanding that she leave 800 ~
certain place uesr hsr fesidsuce. or her
house would &c blown ~. Oficefs we're
uptih.d aud an envelope containinRA lot
Of paper p.sucd na demanded. A. the 81
routed tino man vas seen taking - ana
vac dsred 20 suErender. H. started o.
run aud several shots we're fred. the fuEi-
ave falling dead. lie vas found 90 be VIM.
Eaton son % Jobs baton. one % ths
most respected men Ia the city.