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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02
FAToKA TOWNSHIP, NO. 2.

! Crown Pottery Co, no $500 nj -
NV, sec "a, t2sr5, l 50.lOO acre,
val 1925. taxes due &3.O4.
Fisher Elijah. no 3549. NV cor A
sec III, sr5, 25-l00 acre; val &l4!
taxes due e23.02.
Ficken Charles. no 1857, pt e4 nv
sec 3 ssr5, 96.l 100 acres val $6(
taxes due $l32.
Rueve George, no 3749, pt Sc ne, Sc
: 80. 2sr6. acre; val $500, take
> due $472.
Webb Mary Ann, no 1852, ut se sw
sec "a, 2sr5. 1O.l0O acre; val s3(
> taxes due el25.
Wibking Henry no 1858, pt Sc O
sec 80, 2sr5, 97.l0O acre; val e5,
taxes due 1872.
cAss TOWNSHIP, NO. 8.
Prusz JDo G. no 4l55, in.lot 10, Hol
land; val $50, taxes due $3.50
Z FERDINAND TOWNSHIP, NO. 8.
Smiley j J, no 1867, in lot l76, Ferd
inand; val $50, taxes due $l59.
HUNTINGBURG.
BeeIer Elmer ct al, no 1920, pt out.
lot 8; val $1l0, taxes due s2.35.
Goodale Francis Mary. no SAC, pl
ne. sec "a, t2sr s. 25-1OO acre; val
S605, taxes due 41l98.
Hoffman George, no 65O4, Katter.
henry's add Huntingburg, inlot z I; val.
ue $S5, taxes due Sl.85.
koerner johanna, no 6551, pt out.
lot ~; ;pt out.lot IL; val $l,94O, taxes
due $37.s5.
Miller Henry II, no 5662, Hunting.
burg, pit out.Iot 4; val s345, taxes due
$l3 20.
Reed Chss S, no $500, pt ne, sec "a. /
2sr5, 6-1OO acre; val $75. taxes due,
50 O3.
Streicher George. no $3.50, BIemker's
md add Huntingburg, pit blk 3; va!
s4l0, taxes due $l4.4l.
Tuck Lauretts. no 5,9O8 pt NV 60,
sec "a, 2sr5. lO-l00 acre val $lsl5,
taxes due 3552.
BIRDsEYE.
Bundy Jno I, no 5977. pt Sc wv, sec
20, 2sr3 3, 26.lO0 acre; val 30, taxes
due 1856
Brown Jno II. no $685., Inman's add
Birdseye, pit in-lot II; val Is, taxes
due So.
Dotson Mahals +, no 6Ol3, Borden's
add Birdseye. in-lot AZ; val las,
taxes due 3l5
Gobbel Frederick, no 5000, Borden's
add Birdseye, in-lot "a; val 200,
taxes due 4 SO.
Jarboe VIM. no 6O47, pit NV sw, sec
70. sr3, 45.l0O acre; val 25, taxes
due $50.
Sacrsy H r. no 6O9s, pt vi NV, sec
ot2sr3. l6.lOO acre; Inmsn's add.
pit in-lot -; val $50. taxes due, 1881.
STATS or lNDIASA DUBOIS COUNTY, IS |:
]. John GrameIspacher, Auditor, in
and for said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is q full aud correct
list Of lands and lots RETURNED delin.
quent for the payment Of taxes
due thereon, from the owners thereof,
for the year 1892, and former years,
together with the taxes Of the current
year. 1893, including penalty aud iu.
terest, and charges due thereon, as sp.
pears on record IN my office.
In testimony whereof. l have here
~ unto set my hand and official
L. $. seal at Jasper. this 10th day
of January, 1894.
JOHN GRAMELsPAcHER,
Auditor Dubois Co., Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

The envelopes addressed to teach,
ers 10 Dc opened Feb. sth, contain The
following:
One return envelope; one set ol
questions; one report blank; one Y.
I. Il. Z. report blank; several circu.
lars.
Teachers will please read Circular
No. 50 carefully.
should these fail to reach you please
wriie this Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11

Vigilant Lodge 90, A. q. L. W., the
new and prosperous organization Of Nc
Mechen, gave a most successful enter
tainRent last night at Schafer's Hall,
McMechen. Many from this city at.
tended, going by special car on the B.
& o. which left the CITY at 5 o'clock in
the evening. The hall was packed by
the crowd in attendance, A most inter
esting programme was rendered, and
there was much Wheeling talent COM
posing it.
The opening address was made by
Rev. D. A. Denton, Of Benwood, and it
was an able effort. This was followed
by a solo by Arthur Geraghty, the ex-
celent vocalist. Miss Nora Serig sang
a creditable solo, and Miss Maggie
Sharp recited well. Miss Alverda Ma
hood, daughter Of the exMayor OF Ben
wood, entertained pleasantly In a song.
w. O. McCluskey made one OF his char
acteristically strong addresses, and
Otto Dolbeare furnished some choice in
strumental music. Then followed a
good recitation by Ralph Heyman, aud
Miss Lulu Geraghty sang TO the delight
Of all.
The solo sung by Miss Anna Pelley
was one OF the most creditsble of the
evening. William Weisgerber recited
some comic selections, and Bayha and
Summers furnished some excellent in
strumental music. One Of the strongest
addresses of the evening was that made
by F. H. LANCE, on the good of the or
der. r. Robertson reclted some OF his
best selections creditably, and the
touching solo OF Mrs. Kate Michael
Fitzgerald pleased all. A scholarly ad-
dress was made by Colonel w. w.
Arnett Following the beautiful solo
Of Miss Odessa Biglow, came the inter-
estiug recitation OF Miss Louie Hart.
The last number OF the long and varied
programme was song BY NJ. Brannon,
and Il was one of his best efforts.
The exercises Of the evening were
closed by the march OF the Mogullions,
which is always pleasing, and this time
il was no exception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
LOYAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the City Las
Evening

HOlnJb Up ADOuh wy LAbt
Evening.
The Wheeling steel works are on in
full.
The ice plant is making about half
time.
The Bellaire steel works will go on In
full next Monday.
The Centre foundry on the South
Side, is going in all departments, and is
having more encouraging run than
for months.
The heat in the mills was very great
yesterday. In several instances some
OF the departments had to knock of by
reason Of it.
The skelp mill OF the Lower Benwood
pudding mill is off. They are waiting
for a new 22-inch roll, which will be
ready for operation in few days.
The striking potters Of East Liverpool
will not accept the day wage scale
which was proposed In the east, and
which would settle the strike, IL was
thought The East Liverpool workmen
stand for the old list or nothing at all.
The workmen have bought pottery,
and now about 800 Of them are running
in on the cooperative plan.
Next Monday, in the city OF Glove
land, O., a national convention OF the
Amalgamatad Association Of Iron and
Steel workers will be held. Delegates
from all the Amalgamated societies OF
this country are to be present. The
delegates, who have been chosen from
this locality, are the following well
known mill men: Harry Hooking, David
Llewelyn and George Owens.
The new local OF the United Nine
Workers of America, Of the South Side,
composed Of the workmen of the River
side, Belmont, BogRs' Run Mining Com.
pany, and the LaBelle mines, held
meeting last night at Handlan's hall, at
ThIrty-sixth and Jacob streets. About
all that was done was the unanimous
agreement OF the men TO stand" the
new local now has membership OF
nearly 200
All the Riverside iron works are on
yet except the furnace, but the entire
plant may close down any day by reason
of the scarcity of coke, and the proper
meal mixture. The plant Is not In
need of coal, as there is more now on
hand than since the strike began.
Those VINO handle coke have been or
dered by the bosses TO use 1t spsringly,
as when il is done IL means .'loaf" to
them.
1t isnow a settled fact that the new
tin plate mill at Washington, Pa, which
was made go by Wheeling capital and
enterprise, is 10 be built, and operations
will be begun within the next thirty
days. n. Z. Whitaker, Of the Whit
taker mill is one Of the largest stock
holders In the proposed plant, and the
WORKS are TO be called the "Whlttaker
Tin Plate Mill" II Is to be dep,ored
that Whaling did not get the works
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
HANCOCK ooUNTEnFEIrs.
They Appear to BE Plentiful in we'
Virginia.

1t Is stated at the sub-Treasury that
the government is contemplating call
ing In the So Hancock notes, as the
counterfeit OF them is so nearly perfect
only trained expert can detect it, says
the Cincinnati Times Star. The country
is flooded with this counterfeit and ap-
parently the plate from which 1t Is
printed is still perfect, as new notes Of
that style are being continually sprung.
Probably the largest batch ever re-
ceived at the sub-Treasury was yester-
day afternoon about 2 o'clock, when re-
mittances from nine West Virginia
banks aud three OF Eastern Kentucky
were found TO contain them. Seventy
two bills in all were received In these
twelve remittances. II the opinion OF
the officials that q gang is operating
That section and Secret Service Opera
tive Murphy has been dispatched there
post haste.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
That Indignation Meeting.

7oths kdROr or ne Register:
At a public meeting OF the citizsns OF
Elm Grove held May TO- In Town Hall,
for the purpose OF considering the IN.
just and brutal arrest OF an old and re-
spected citizen OF Elm Grove, resolutions
in most severe language were adopted
without one dissenting voice, and signed
by over one hundred citizens who were
present al the meeting.
j. +. HANLAy,
A. j. BELL,
w. B. CHAMBERS,
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
DROWNED IN THECREEK
JACOB WHITE MEETS A wATERY GRAVE
WHILE WASHING SHEEP.
Got Beyond His Depth and Could Not Swim-Ssv-
sral Other Casualties OF More or
Less Serious Nature.

Jacob White, son OF William Whites
farmer living on the hill above Elm
Grove, was drowned in Wheeling creek
yesterday afternoon, near the $50
bridge.
This highly respected young man.
aged 90 years, was at the deep hole In
the creek engaged in washing sheep
for E. NJ. Atkinson. He was standing
on ledge Of rock beside the hole when
he missed his footing and fell into the
hole, which Is over eleven feet deep.
Some Young men saw him sink, and
they say he did not rise to the surface
at all. The pike tollman, living near
by, with the aid of some others, got
hooks and fished for the body, which
had lodged on something on the creek
bed. The body was finally recovered
with the aid OF hooks.
The body was taken to the home OF
Mr.. Atkinson, by whom the young man
was employed, and Coroner J. w.
Schultze, OF this city, was called. Mr..
Schultz went out on the 4 o'clock mo-
tor, and took the evidence OF Mr.. Atkin-
son, and pronounced the cause of the
death TO have been accidental drowning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
VIII Build Two Houses

The Mozart PARK Association will
build two houses, one at the top and the
other at the bottom OF the incline.
Both are TO be residences OF frame.
having four rooms, and are TO be built
at once. The contract Is to be let to-
day. The one at the top OF the incline
is TO be for the engineer OF the incline,
and the one at the bottom Is 10 De for
the ticket agent. Both are TO be hand
some structures, AID each Is TO cost 10
the ueighborhood OF 81 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
Bit OF Halt His Ear.

Last Wednesday evening. at the Ben
wood ferry landing In Bellaire, John
Gallagher and "Brymer" BUdgman got
into a scrap. Gallagher few at Budg-
man and fastened his teeth Ia his ear.
Before they could be separated half OF
Budgman's ear was bitten of and was
taken from the other fellows clinched
teeth. Marshal Henry Baer OF Bsllalre,
arrested the bitter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
Painful Accident.

Lawrence, aged ter years. the son OF
Christ Werner, the B. e. D. baggage
master, OF Locust street, suffered one
of the most painful OF accidents. In
some way the lad got fish hook run
clear through his ear. The boy was
taken TO Coleman's pharmacy, where
the hook was taken out after considera-
BILE work and pain to the boy. The
hook was pulled out, tearing the flesh
with it, caused by the protrudlng part
of the steel. A very painful injury is
the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
To Choose Delegates

A delegate meeting OF the miners OF
the Panhandle district will be held a.
Trades Assembly Hall this afternoon,
commencing a. 1870 o'clock. The object
is TO choose one or more delegates 10
represent the local miners in the con-
ference to be held at Cleveland, O., on
the 18th Inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
For Over Fifty Years.

An OLD AND WELL-TBIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mill
ions OF mothers for their children while
testhing. with perfect success II
sooths ths child. soitens the gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for diarrhoA Is pleas
ant 70 the taste. Sold by druggists In
every part of the world. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. It's value 10 incalculable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs.. WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup. and take no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
Union Epworrh L.agu. Meeting

The Union Epworth League OF this
city, will hold a meeting tonight at the
Zane Street NJ. E. church. The Zane
Street League has just been organized.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged for this evening, consisting Of
music, vocal and instrumental, and lit
erarY exercises
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
IN SOCIETY.
some Past and Prospective Events In the
Gay World

Some Past and Prospective Events In the
Gay World.
That pupulaE organization known as
the Nonpareil Club gave another one OF
their enjoyable hops at the Mercantile
Club rooms last evening. The dance
was the closing OF the season and Of
course every effort was used to make 1t
delightful success. About twenty
couples were present and enjoying dane
Ing to music furnished by Klllmyer.
During the evening refreshments
were discussed. The whole affair re-
fiected great credit to the genial mem
oers of the club who so successfully
managed 1t.
l.. A. Warneke, assistant secretary OF
the Peabody Insurance Company, and
Miss Minnie Harttong, the accomplished
daughter Of the well-known contractor
OF East Wheeling, were quietly married
Yesterday at the brides home. Only a
select number Of the friends and rela-
tives Of the popular young couple at
tended the wedding. After the cere-
mony the happy couple went on an east
ern wedding tour. On their return,
they will reside In the East End.
y"
Last night at their club rooms the
S. p. S. entertained large number OF
their friends. Dancing and cards were
INDUCED In until seasoDable hour,
when tempting refreshments were
served and discussed. This popular or
ganization is making great preparation
for their moonlight excursion on Fri
day, May 18th, TO Wellsburg, on the
steamer r. E. Phillips.
-
William Stanley, OF 2sOs Chapline
street, gave pleasant party at his
home last Tuesday evening, in honor Of
his son. A large number Of the friends
of the young man attended, and most
pleasant time resulted.
-
Wheeling Council, No. /, Jr o. .. A.
NJ, gave an entertainment and dance
last night at Odd Fellows hall. The
crowd in attendance was large one,
and most pleasant evening was spent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11

IL your eyes water, twiteh, tire, burn,
or your head aches after reading or
sewing, consult and hare them exam
ined for glasses. free of charge, &C lilo
Main street, next to Shook i Co.'s. by
Pros Shelf, the optician. ,swf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement o
Individuals


s. T. Mason, OF Chicago, Is In the
city.
S. w. Hess. OF Pittsburg, is at the
Stsmm.
Geo. w. Boss. of Belmont. Is q Wheel
| ing visitor.
A. NJ. Stuart, OF GAINESVILLE. O., is at
| the Mcclure.
Smith Moore, of New Philadelphia,
| is in the city.
John NJ. Mcmahon, OF Sistersville, Is
bat the Windsor.
]. K. Nelson, OF Marietta, was at the
Behler Yesterday.
Genial Joseph Habig, OF the South
Side, is indisposed.
VIM. G. Morley. OF Haywood, is .
guest at the Mcclure.
Alex Sweeney. OF Steubenville, is
! among those at the Stamm.
Miss Katie Strassers OF Upper Ben
wood, has gone TO Hammond, Ind, TO
live.
Miss Annie Cooper, an interesting
young lady of South Jacob street, Is
quite Ill.
William NJ. Cox, OF tho South Side,
the manufacturer, is home from visit
to Indiana.
John Lynch and Thomas Nary, OF
| the South SIDE, are home from yisis
to Philadelphia, Pa.
DR.. w. A. j. Brown, Of LAWS, this
State, who has been IN the city on husi-
ness, has returned 10 his home
Harry Fritz, a well-known young man
OF upper Benwood, Is in very critical
condition, suffering from typhoid fever.
Miss Louise Bischoff. OF South Jacob
street, who has had slight attack OF
typhoid fever, is able to be about again.
The many friends OF Mrs. Bridget
Hughes, OF the South Side, who was so
dangerously Ill last week, will be glad
10 learn that she is improving.
Joseph Hoffman and wife, OF the
South Side, who are taking q wedding
tour In the West, have decided 10 con-
tinue their trip to the Pacific coast
Daniel n. Fitzpatrick, wife and son,
OF Ducat, o., are remaining In the city
for a time. They were called here TO
attend the funeral of A. j. McGarrell.
Miss Anna Lang, who Is on the Opera
House Orchestras programme OF next
Monday, for harp solo, is confined TO
bed with an attack Of diphtheria, and
the probabilities are that she will be IN
able TO appear in the concert.
Mr., Rudolph Burkhardt, a reporter
on the Commonwealth, CovingtoD, KY,
called at the REGISTER Office yesterday
morning. Mr.. Burkhardt is taking the
round trip on the steamer Hudson and
enjoying the scenery on the beautiful
Ohio.
STGMN:-J. TT Handley aud Mrs.
J. Lawrence, Bethany; Eddie j. Scott,
ana Joseph Hilb, Grafton; l.. A. Wind
sor, Parkersburg; Mr.. II. +. Green and
Mrs. Pearl Green, Sistersvllle; ID. A.
Dorsey, Moundsville; j. Russell, Sis
tersvile; j. E. Jackson, and K. C..
Leah, New Martinsviile.
K. NJ. Manley, q prominent merchant
of Peel Tree, this State, IL the guest OF
DR.. j. r. Maney, OF South Chapline
street. These two genial gentlemen are
twins, and unless one be intimately ac-
ouanted with one or the other, they
cannot be told apart. Mr.. Manley will
remain in the city for week.
BEHLER.-C. A. Prlchard, Manning
ton: n. +. Kendall, PruntYtown; Jas.
McCoach, Sistersville; DR.. j. w. Yea
ter, son and daughter, OF Wetzel coun-
W; VIM. Carey. Sistersville; 5. II. VIII
son and S. /. Stump. Normantown, j..
w. Plattenberg, New Cum berland; ia
cob Koontz, New Martinsville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
South Side Runa way.

A team owned by David Brooks, the
South Side contractor, and driven by
George Prettyman, became unmanage-
able on South Jacob street, yesterday
morning, near Thirty-ninth. One Of
the animals reared and fell on the other.
They both fell on the street, and 1t
took half hour to get them up. Both
the valuable animals were badly bruised
and cut, The wagon was broken some
also.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
NOTES OF raE kIvEk
News OF tas Boats a,i BoItmpn AloaE
the Ohio

WARREN, PA. May 1o.-River . feet
5inches and falling; weather, clear and
warm.
OIL CITY, PA, May 10.-River . feet
inches and falling; weather, clear
and pleasant.
Moro ANrowN, w. VA, May 10
River : feet inches and falling;
weather, fair and warm.
GREENSBORO, PA, May 10.-River,
feet and falling; weather, clear and
warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
ST. 5 Round Trip From Wheeling TO Pitts
hnrr via PannaIIVaniA Linos

Tuesday, May 9sd, account Knights
Templar Conclaye, tickets will be sold
at above rate for all regular trains OF
May 2ed, and will be good returning
until May cath, inclusive.
IlO,1I,I4,16.1s.21l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
Psnlt.ptlary Board

The Board Of Directors Of the State
prison at Moundsville held their reg ular
meeting on Wednesday. Many Of the
conyicts are still idle. but the Board ex-
poets TO secure proposals to be eonsId-
cred at the next meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11

you wish 10 have the best local and
teleErsphic paper in rhs city left at your
door regularly every Inornlag, subssrtss
for the Daily and sunday sditions OF ths
Register. 10 cents per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
Yigilant Workmen Entertain.

Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-31

Of sweet memories. p.ead for it fce - ss u
laneuish would be 10 les the noble deeas q tne
psonser 70 with him to The grave. Lss encs DO
20. Ist 10 cherish thcis memory. embalm Snem
with our praises, and II our frailties win yesmn
To emuote their bright examples win - tho
trucst mark Of our respect, the BEST trlbuse we
can Offer. (Applause).
The following officers were elected: |:
President, Edward Horsky Of Lewis and
Clarke; secretary, Miss Gertrude Hsck.
man Of Lewis and Clarke; treasurer,
Charles NJ. Rcinig Of Lewis and Clarke; !;
vice presidents. Silver Bow, T. c. Noyes;
Chotcau, c. Wallace Taylor; jefferson,
W. C. Whaley Madison. Dr. Leroy South
mayd; Missoula, Miss Nora Mccormick; I;
MsaRher, Austin C. Gorneley; Cascade,
Ben E. Roberts; Lewis and Clarke, Miss
frankie Jugens; executive committee,
Lewis Penwcll and Miss Florence Ryan
Of Lewis and Clarke.
The members Of both societies attended
. banquet at Electric hall tonight at
which Colonel Sanders acted - toastmas-
ter, after which there was ball in the
Same building. The gathering was .
happy occasion and thoroughly enjoyed
by oil.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-31
iT's rHE Same OLD STORY.

9pisas as the Mercy sf . oasg % mar
slass ssa sssak Thieves.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA, AUG. 3.-F. 8. Rowles' mllli-
nsry store On Broadway was entered at
an early hour this morning and The cash
register broken opsn. The thief got away
With about go from the machine, which
was new one aud had been thrown out
Of gear few days ago 20 the money could
not be removed without breaking II, which
the burglar did with cold chissl. With
the same instrument he pried open the
Iron firs-proof shutters In the rear Of the
store and made his entrance. The monsy
drawers we're also ransaeksd aud e10
taken from one OF them.
Mr.. Fowles sscrsted $50 on . shelf,
yesterday afternoon after banking hours,
which the burglar did not ind.
This 10 the second time the store has
been burglarised. On the first occasion,
three or four years ago, the burglars
cracked the safe and got away with moro
than SOD.
The sneak thief aud watch snatehsr
who has bssn operating about town wsa
caught to-day In the act Of going through
o house.
Miles City and Helena will play game
Of base bali at Athletic park tomorrow at
Q 2o'cloek. Tho Miles City boys expect 10
70 10 Butte on the Sis o'clock Tomorrow
train tor game on Saturday.
William Z. Ackers was released to-day
By Judge Knowles on hsbsas corpus pro-
ceedings. Ackers was brought here from
Nissoula during the strike troubles on q
charge Of interfering with Northern Pa
cihc employees.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-31
DUcAT DoWNED,
Tarai Did the Trick Ia style On
Oom.na

rarai Did the TrIok 4. STYLE o.
Dom.n,.
NEW YoRK. Aup. 3l-To.dav N shesps.
head Bay the horses ensaeed were hioh
class. and tho contests wcrc interestins In
spite OF the fact that the top-hsayy favor.
ites won the majority Of the races. The
ereatest interest was I'm the race for the
Ocean handicap. In which Domino sold 3
10 and Ducat q 10 q. In viev al the fact