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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-20
THE MONTANA STATE FAIR


Premium Lisis Ready 60 re sent ont 90
Exhibitors.
The premium lists OF She Montsna state
Fair 10 bs held a, Helena Aug. % to Sept.
!. have bsen received By eso esaFy Pope,
and will bo sen, out duriug the week. In
premiums to exhibitor and In purses for
the races the association offers 10000. In
the list Of premiums horses cattle and
sheep are omitted, owlnG 10 ,he slim at
Wndanee In these llnss In previous years
A new feature. however. and ono that will
doutess prove very popular. will be The
bench thoW. This has been added 10 ths
other features In response 10 numerous rs'
quests from dog fanoisfs and In
order that II my prove a success.
Secretary Pope AakA that owners Of
nne animals throughout tho stats send IN
thsif nhmos. Z, II. Kleinsehmldt will be
supetintsndsnt OF ths bench show, An
which there will bo classes for mastifs. ~.
Bernardo Great Danes, dserhounds. arsy-
hounds, pointers, English sstteTa Irish
settlers, Gordon settlers, Chesapsakes, Geld
spasiels, TOY spanisls, black nnd tan ter
risre lover ssven pouuds). toy terriers
under seven poundsl, puRs, Italian grey-
hounds, etc. Aboat $3.50 will bs awarded
as prizes la the bench show.
In the ladies department. W. A. Chess
man will be superintendent. In this de-
partment thefe will be prizes for needle
work, machine work, fancY work. sn.broid-
CRY. lace work. Ksnsinaton work, quilts
Knitting. crochet work. and for general die.
PLAY also for Besdlework by girl under 10
years OF age. Tho arr department. will be
uupsrintended By l. II. Hsishnsid, and the
prizes foe paintings and drawings, etchinqs,
photographs. ETC., will be Numerous and
we'll worth com psting for. ii. Il. PArehen
will superintsnd ths noral department nnd
O. ID. Hard the agricultural dspsrtmena The
mineral department will be under the supsr-
intsndsnes Of b. II. Tatsm, and will offsr
premiums for various kinds OF quartz and
ores, buil ding stone. marble. brick and coal.
In the mechanical department. W. II. Hund.
Icy will look out for the machinsry and
farm implements hard ware, wagons and
carriages. cabinet ware. joinsrs' work. etc.
Thoseh no premiums will be awarded iu
this department. Jet all exhibits of merit
will receive diplomas. William Muth will
be ssupsrintendsnt OF The poultry depart
msnt whsrs pretty much ali the we'll known
and resoanizsd breeds will be entitled tt
| compste.
The racing programme. which has al.
ready been published. will include at lsAsi
four races each day. Arrangements hsv,
been made for one fare for the round triy
By rail. There will bs music By the band
daily.
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GOT OFF EASY.
Capt. Sumner csssursd for the Mishnp 10
the CoiumbiA.

Capt. Sumner cessursd for the Mishap 10
the CoiumbiH.
WAsHrsoroS, June 19.-sserstsYy Herbert
has written the following letter 10 Capt.
George w. Sumner. commanding the COL
umbia, regarding the grounding OF that
vessel;
Navy DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. June 18.
Sir: Itransmit herewith for your infor-
nation a copy of the fndinps aud opinion
Of the eourt OF inquiry which convened a.
the navy yard. League Islsnd, Pa, on the
9th iastant. In pursuance OF ths depart
menVs order. for the purpose Of inquirlng
into certain damage TO the bottom Of ths
United States steamer Columbia by ground.
ing. sItont Of such damage, and the time
and place OF the grounding Of said vessel.
By which the dsmaEs referred 10 was
cAused.
The proceedings. findings and opinion OF
ths cont have to- day been approved. The
apartment regrets that 10 10 cont ellod 10
fily con our In the opinion OF the court
that II was the duty OF tho commanding
officer 10 be on the bridge whom the weasel
was passing bulk shoals and 10 was also bis
duty TO cause the speod OF the vessel to be
reduced at that tims. Speed over the bar
whore the injury occurred ought 70 have
been slower. especially whom the fact IL
eonsldsfed that with tho water carried In
her double bottom Al the tins thsfs was q
small margin OF safety. In visv, however,
OF tho accommodation OF the court ths,
no further proceo lings bs had the matter
will be regarded as closed With your 40.
kuowlsdRmsnt OF ths receipt Of this cou-
municstion. Kssrsotfully.
II. A. HERnrRr.
Secretary OF the NAVY.
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THE PUGET SOUND DOCK.

RuHor That Crooked Work Has Besn
Done In Its Construction.
CnloAoo June ia Washington special
ssv, THE frsi result Of Secretary Her
bsris Pacific coast tour IL an Official inyes.
tisation of tho new Puget sound naval sta-
tlon. Captains Asssrsin, MsnoCai and
Prlndsl. OF the civil engineer corps. lsfl
New York vsry privately las, Friday night
for Seattle. on q mission which hks been
carefully guarded. They are ranking on.
Gers Of their corps. Tnuir expert opinion
10 required 80 TO usefulness OF the new
dIJ dock, costing $G00O now under con-
stfuctlon. 10 10 slAimed that the contractor
hss no, driven piles deep snoaab, aud ap
inferior conefeis hna been used. Tha
secretary thinks 10 bad poliey 10 have the
dock prove failure When an emergency
ArIsss Tor PROMPTLY docking a 1000 ton
baitleship."
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MATT BYRNEs GONE LAME.
which Changes the aspect of tho Amsri.
oaa Derby Field.

oaa Derby sleld.
Cmo4ao. Juns ~. AT almost the slsysu,b
hour tho aupeot OF tho American derby field
has been radically changed. Matt Byrnes.
tbS $4,000 son OF Hampton, hsavily backed
BY his owner. Marcus Daiy. 90 win ihs
Washington park classic, 10 rspoT,sd snd-
denly gone lame. The colt Ia said 10 have
stepped on pebble Al Jsroms Park and
split bis hoof. Men Who know Owner DAILY
and 1talnof BJrnes are not slow 10 com
pnto that oil other eligiblss 90 ths Amsfi-
can derby had little show with Natl bYTnoa
aud Senator Grady Ia the lit Of starters.
Bat to-day, vhsn II was announced that
Senator q hdJ was en- routs 10 Chi.
oaao without his stable mate, Matt
ByTnes. or even DAYS other derby
yontuse, bam Lucas, new turn Of post
biiitisa was given 10 the wheel Of ohaues.
EIeitsmsnt was intsnAinsd BY TumOE
that James II. kssns would not ssnd
Domino and would probably depend upon
Ho npips OF El TsleRt sfo. The fshr Of the
great colt, beDsior Grsdy, prime fAVoFiio
for the derby. 10 much lesssnsd. Wthout
hidglsy on Matt Btynea 10 help senstof
Grady out In g possible oontinseney Snap
per Garrison has an opportunity 70 fsAeaeft
his record for "aeneTAiship."
The Ameftean derby will be run ~ wash
inRton park on Saturday. thS 23d, and also
the Kansas CIR dsTbT. which will come OF
over The runninR course on the kAw the
samo day. The American derby, With iis
notable number Of starters and its big
stake. valusd a. t25, 900 Or more. will at
tract grand attendance. There we're 272
nonlnaiions In this great stake originally.
but thsy have been reduced by forfeit
Ing until about q soors OF hsst raesrs
will probably answer 10 the bugs call.
Chris smith, with Prince Carl, whom he
will start In The derby, and 70 Tsmbisn
and the balance of his airing. arrived In
ChIosGo last week. smith will race hia
string at the Washington park meeting,
and expects Yo Tambisn 10 soon recover
her old-iims form. she having run . most
exosllsnt race ~ Bt. Louis whore she Won
the Brewers stake 10 fast time.
NEW YoaK. June l9.-t was getaway day
st Morris park, and the ROB Eclipse stakes
for tvo-ysar-olds. and the Belmont stakes
for thTse-yeaf-olds. were the attractions
Five characterization. Lusite. Will
Fonso. LOOK; eight and ahslf fui longs Don
Alonzo. Ofnus. betsuksi. l:t5lj ths greA,
Eclipse stakes. six furionRs-Connol .,
Biz Gsllshad, Utica. 1,15; Belmont stakes.
nine furlonRs-Hsnry OF Navarro. PrlR.
Assignss, l.b61f; i've and q half futiongs-
Coeksds, wiad-0all. epaldsmort, i;09
miis-0old Dollar. Clemsntins. Melody.
LAG; match racs. i've furlonRs--Stonsnell,
Correction. ib9.
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THE HIGHEST AWARD.
DR.. Prices baking Powder Reeelv

Dr.. Prices baking Powder Receives
Chicago Tribune
For lsaveninR power. keeping qualities,
purity aud general excellence the Worlds
fair juTY decided that DR.. Piios's Cream
Baking Powder had no squAl On each OF
i,s claims Z, was awarded a nrS- prize or q
diploms. All the baking powders entered
for prizes were subjected 70 a most sx-
haustive examination, aud the Jury was she
best equipped 10 make q decision Of any
evor goa together. Their verde, was sup-
ported By the testimony OF Dr. II. W.
Wiley. chief chemist OF the United states
depattmsnt OF agrieoliurs 40 Washington.
DR.. WilsI 10 an expert on food produots
and tho highest authority on such matters
In AmofieA. This verdict settles q long de-
bstsd question as 90 whioh among the many
baking powders Is ths best.
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Anderson, Alias Fields, Not YSl Of
Opinion That lie VIII
Swing Friday
His Attorneys Arc Busy Planning
for Further Efforts In
the CourtA
The Aoanoid In Process Of Construction. .
Fact Of which Iis IL Yet
Ignorant.
spseI.l 70 Tho Inaspsnaant.

Special 10 The Indopendsnt.
LrmosToN, June l9.-Ths fhOnds Of An-
derson. alias Fields. Who 10 expected 20
hang Friday. are working hard iu bis be-
half. Attorney Wilson gave notice ia the
district court to-day foF nov trial. Il ia
understood that new trial will DO asked
on the ground Of misconduct Of tho jar
who 50, on the case, and Of ,hs discovery Of
new svidsnee favorable 10 Anderson.
Attorneys for the defence expect 10 appeal
to the supreme court In ease The motion 10
denied by judge Henry. They believe tha,
the governor will then grant q stay OF az
seuiion until ,hs appeal can be heard In .
higher court. Arguments will be heard for
q nav trial Thursday morning.
Mesnwhils preparations for the hanging
are being pushed. Tho framework OF the
sosffold will be completed and removed 10
the jail yard on Thursday. Anderson takes
shs matter very ooolly and does not appear
.o worry In the least His sleep Ia IN
broken and he ests regularly. The jailor
states aha, he has actually gained In flesh
since his con1nsmsnt. Anderson does not
know that the work on the sosfold is being
dopo outside the jail yard. and to-day ls
iokinsly inquired why work on the sosffold
had not been begun. as he understood that
its construction should have been begun on
Monday.
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PERSONAL

John @. Cuhla aud son wsllsr loft for
California yesterday no ming.
!. Parker veszey, ,he Grsa Falls Az
torney 10 in the ci,y and 10 stopping a.
The Helena,
Chas. Mcdonnell and Miss Josephins
Hanson. OF Eas. Helena wsrs united In
ma TiAas yesterday ~ tbs Susdish church,
Helena. by Rsv. q. hottsn.
Geo. II. Kerr and wife. Mrs. TAYLOR. Miss
Clsndinen aud Misc kitehsll form patty
OF St Louis people on their way west who
are stopping al The Helena.
Mrs. Ed VsnAsas and children lsfl for
Salt Lake CITY yesterday. Thsy will . oh.
ably be gone q greater part OF the summs'.
While thee ihsy will visit Mrs. YsnAsse'a
father.
n. u, LnrasnL, deputy internal rsvenue
collector Al afsa, Falls. and Mics Isabsl
Williams, OF balt Lake, vere married IN
tbo latter eity on Monday. Nv. LaFaenl
and bis Bride arrived here yesterday aud
as Tseists cd Al ths Grand osntFnL
O. r. AlsIsnder, q prominent railroad
attorney Of New York, Ia a. The Hslena
With hls wife, Two children, two maids aud
. man servant The party vers on their
way east. but we're feFerd 10 abandoa their
ugseiAl war west Of ,ho noodsd distsioL
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IN BUCKRTFULs.
Tho Way the Water Came Down on East
erp Towns.

Tho Way the Water Came Down on East
erp Towns.
WICHITA, Kan. June ia heavy sto m
visited this county lss evening. Al Mul-
vans. twelve miles soutb. . eloudburss
flooded the county aud water coversd sss
Santa Fs tracks so 90 TO put out the hs, 10
the engines. Malvans vas under water 10
The depth Of eiGh. or tan feet, and many
houses we're moved of thsir foundations.
Bosts improvised from vsson beds and
RATS made OF lumber were launched aud
twenty families rosoued by this mtans.
There we're no casualties. but the property
loss 10 heavy. The water ssbsided rapidly.
LooKHAvEN. Pa. June ia eloudburs,
In the PsnnsylvaniA valleys last night
washed Away entire fields OF growing grain.
Tbs damage 10 greater than that inflicted
BY the recent flood. The downpour was
accompanied By q severe elsetrie storm.
Three boys, william and Rddie Log and
Charles Hunts-. who took refuge under a
tree, were straek By lightning. Eddie lioz
and HanteI vsro fatally injured.
ELLSWORTH. Kan. June IA oloud-
burst accom- npsnisd by . high wiRd, struck
this place lsst nlsht. The water on sh,
main streets was two 70 four feet deep,
filling cellars snd undermining buildings
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wooDMRN OF The WORLD

District Convention TO Meet I. This City
To.Dsv-Hsad Consul FaihsabuFE.
This forenoon al 10 o'clock the dis,rio,
eouvsntioa OF the Modern wosdmsn OF the
World will meet In Hslena. I,is expected
that representatives from all Of the camps
OF the state will be In attendance A, eight
o'clock this evening q reception will be held
Al tho lodge rooms over PaEohsn's drug
store. A literary programns will be given,
followed by a social dance. The quest Of
honor 40 tbe reception will be Head Consul
Falksnbure. who arrived yesterday on a
tour Of Waiting the lodges OF abe vsst. NJ.
FAlkenbufa was one of the victims OF the
floods on ths weat side. having been living
10 a sleeping oar for Tho lAa, thrso weeks.
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STAMPS FOR LITTLE M0LLIE
About sixteen Thousand Have Been Col.
lected In This City.

About sixteen Thousand Have Been Col
leoted In This City.
Tha young misses who enlisted IN Tho
cause OF helping poor little Mollie Gunder-
son. OF Mandhn. N. d.. collsoi one million
postage stamps are making exoDllen,
progrss. Already they have shipped 10 00l.
and have about 6.00O more on hand. They
have established box for stamps nt the
postoillcs NJ the Northern Pacific depot
and invite the psoplo Of that section 10 de.
posit all the cancelled stsmps they have.
Several pvrsons have sent them large col
leotions 10 envsio. es. marked so that the
donors ato known. Allie Merritt. a little
miss Of seven yesrs, sent pa; Anuie Bryan
sent 252. Kstis Pope $50. Mrs. Dsvol 2l6, and
others cent largo numbers. All persons
who have cancelled atAmps will do q kind
act for deserving little girl IL they will
deposit them In one OF the botes placed q,
different places about ths city for their re-
cNption.
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WILL FURNISH THE GOLD.
Bat win Not he Called on for VERY
Muoh.

Bat win Not he Called on for Very
Muoh.
Nrw YoRK. Jane l9.-The action taken By
the New York city banks this afternoon in
deciding 10 furnish such sold for export %
mAy be needed. without Tsoourss 10 the
United States treasury, will undoubtedly
have q bsnsnsiai sfso, upon ,hs stock sK-
change MARKET II will, however bslargely
a sentimental infuenoe for the fact 10 the
gold export business has about reached an
end, and any further drain upon ths trsas.
ury, had the banks continued hosfdinR
specie, would nsoessstily have been light
But perhaps the mos, potent reaaon for
this reversal Of polley BY the city banks was
,hs fear that ths oosn,Iy ., large would
look with disfavsr upon the spectacle OF
the hssping up OF an unnecessary large gold
reserve In met opolitan banks While the
United states tfsasuiy sarIlos was being
dsplstsd and had reached an unusually low
poinl
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BAN FaANoIsoo, June l9-Advloss from
China per mail steamer say tha, the detail Z
Of tho fate OF three men who we're killed
by the cAnnibAls Of New iceland have been
received al Yokohama. A japanese trad
ing schooner went 10 the island, and tle
German captain, q Japanese assistant aud q
native OF tho Island went Aaboie 10 ade.
They ooSld no, barter 10 their satiafaotion.
and the natives, enraged at not rscsiving G
The tradsrs' wares. killed the three mon.
All were satsn BY the islanders In truo can
nlbai style, though ono account saya the
German and Japanese were not stten, theiI
ileah being deemed TOO sour.
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1T WAS HORRIBLE IF TRUE.
But There Ars some Doubts About Thi
Cres Dance Tnhing Place.

But There Ars some Doubts About This
Cres Dance Tnhing Place.
An Associated pIsss dispatch from Havre.
Mont, yesterday said; Tho Cree sun
dance Of three days has just concluded
Thros braves were hung up BY thongs
thrust into slits In their breasts and
slushsd by Chief Little Eggs. All tainted.
A young buck had sli,s cut in his shoul-
ders. into which wsre inserted thongs. TO
which were tied four buffalo skulls. which
he d sgssd after him. Eighty risees OF
flesh were ost from their arms. 10 be kept
As tokens"
The dispatch makes 10 appear that the
dance began on Thursday OF last week and
ended on Saturday. 1hs Hayrs papsrs Of
Saturday Last arrived In Helena yesterday.
They made NOT the slightest reference 10
any sun dance being In progress at Havre
or vicinity.
/, Is believed the story 10 q fake, pure and
simple.
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In. Ml..ea,l sun n,.lnr.

sr. JosErn. No.. Jane l9.-Ths Missouri
river is s,ill rising hsrA 10 10 now a foot
aud thFss-tsnths above the danger line.
The rain was very heavy along the Grand
Island road and the river will probably 90
higher No serious ovsrnows have been re-
ported.
NEBRASKA Orr, June l9.-Ths river 10
rising aud doing oonsidsrabls damage.
The Burlington track 10 under wator b. low
the el,I and trafno 10 suspended.
OMAHA, June 1.-the Missouri river ioGs
& 2 iuohes hers between midnight aud nc, y.
IL Il several ipohss below the danger ne
Val
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Augusta Nsws

Special TO Tbs Indepsndsnt.
AUGUSTA. June l9.-A violent hailstorus
pssssd south Of here Saturday last but ths
damsRs was slight except to ths ranch OF
Ed Sears. on Dry erssk.
A now race track has been surveyed and
worked. amils and half from town. and q
good programme for races for the fourth ia
in progress Among the events vill bs
twenty nve- mile raes for cowboys and COW
horses. each rider 70 be allowed ten head.
10 change each mile.
Work will soon bsein on the North Fork
bridge. n
Major Patrick. ~ years old, vas held up
In the vicinity of Great Falls for $50. He
reports the officers securing the oountry for
the miso'ssnt. Fl
Hay. grain and grass look nne, and tho
floods are subsidlna.
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ATLANTIC. n j., jane l0-Ths grand
lodge Of Elks convened In ,hs Academy oI
Muslo 10 day With Grand Esteemed Lead
ing KniQht William n Myers. Of Philadsl-
phls, presiding otlssr, Delegates are hero
representing lodssa In thlrtJ-fvs Nlties.
(lfand Exalted Ruler AppsrlY and secTo.
taty Allen q. hysrs Who were active In th,
rival meeting AZ Jamestown. N. ", are on
their way here With many other delegates.
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No Rent for Thr,e Year.

wAsHNoroS, JuaS i9.-At,ornsy General
olney has instructed Acting United States
District Attorney Plat. OF the southern
district OF New York, 10 Institute q suit In
that di,trio, before ihs unitsi States dis-
triot judge against the Northern CONNER
oia company 10 recover fl32, 900 for the
lAsa thtoe yeArs' rent and . smlun on seal
skins. due the sovsfnmsns from the cam
pAny. The action 10 taken by mutual con-
sent OF the eontendins parties.
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OMAHA, Juno l9.-it was announced to-
day at union Pacific headquarters ,bal ti .
rsesivsrs would, about July l. dispense with
The services OF twenty-five clerks and 4 :
hsps abolish one or two depa tmenta, D a
Fcsu, Of reduced work. 1hs 10 fogAf, I'd
AZ thO nfat substantial evidence thht q "
goo Railway q Navigation eompdny gdl ~
are 10 bO Iun separately about July 4.
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WON ny A SHORT HORSE.
Aborigine. 100 to Twelve. Takes the Ascot
Stakes


stakes
LONDON, June l9.-At Ascot Heath TO-
day the Ascot stakes. q distance Of about
two miles, was won by Taylor, Jr.'s, Abo-
rieins. Sir r. Jsrdins's Red Ensign second.
I. Wadlow's Bpindls-LsR third.
The betting a. the horses won't 10 the
post was 100 10 twelve against AboTiainsi
100 10 fourteen against Red Ensign, and
eight 70 one against Spindle Lse. Lord
Eismers's Insle led until ths straight vas
rsaehed, whom Jovthefs Hsundsditoh went
ahead, tut Red Enslsn and AborIgius
qsickly pssse. Houndsditch. Aborieine
Won by sve lengths and q half from Rsd
Ensign.
The prince OF walos stakes, for three
yssr.old colts over a new course about .
mile and fvo furlongs was won BY Henry
Miners Contract Lord Bradford's brown
cola Beiehterton second. and Douglas
Baird's bay colt bemptonius third.
The gold vase. given by her majesty.
with . special purse addod, sweepstskss.
distance about two milee was won by Qasr.
tum. SaranA second, Barmecids third.
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Ca,cGao, June -, The American Rail-
way Union delegates to-day defeated The
proposition 10 admit negroes 10 the organi-
EAtion by vote OF ia 10 l0a A resolution
Of the National seaman's union. calling
for national legislation foe the benont OF
the msrchsn, marine, was adopted. Chi
caEo was selected u ths headquarters Of
she union.
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NEwPoRT. X. l., Jane 10. The Fall River
steamer Plymouth, which ran on the rook,
OF Roas's inland las, evening, 10 mob 70,
keep her hold tolsrably free Of ua.or. Most
Of the passsnReTs We taken of by mid
night. but some slept uncomf mfoTtablv on
board until morning. The Plymouth has a
double steel hull aud only the outer one
wac broken by Tho rooks.
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WASHINGTON. June l9.-Informsr Sill to-
day resumed his general narrative to the
coo grsssioaal investigation committee Of
armor plate frauds al tho Carnegie works.
HiA Identification of specific falsihcstions
in reports presents n startling array OF ir-
rsgularitiss. Sill identified Supsrintend-
ent Clino's handwriting on the falsined
reports. and said W. L. Corris and q. Il.
Craig could Identify the writing. sill
denied General Superintendent Behvsb's
allegation that q few dise0stsntsd work
men eonspired TO injure the COMPANY. He
refutsd szhwab's statement thA, the in
formers we're men who had come In during
the big strike In the hope OF getting snot-
tho Carnegie works before she strike, and
did moi no out
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-The house com.
mittes on pensions ratified The repor, OF
tho sub- committee in favor Of Representa-
1.-Two Bryans bill 70 pension widows whose
names we're taken from tbs rolls beoauae
they had remarked, and whors tho second
husbands have died OF bssn divorced.
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DID stnmbo Commit PsrJufff N
spsnlal to Tho Independent
LIVINGSTON. Jane l9.-The trial Of II. ".
S,umbo. who is charged With having com.
mi,tsd psrjsry st tho murder trial OF An-
derson, alias Fields. was begun In the dis-
tr!ot couri to-day. Considerable trouble ID
srgsrisueed in securing jury and 10 10 er-
pscted thai nll tomorrow will be taken up
before ono 10 accepted. Attorneys for thu
defense olkim that the Information is
faulty. and are eonhdsnt that the case will
be dismissed for this reason. Attorney
JOY. who aided In ihs prosecution of An
dsrson. was engaged By the defense this af-
tsrnoon.
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III. rro.Id.n, tn Coed Health.

WASHINGTON, June The prssidsn, has
roiu ned from his "trip down the bay. Mr..
Cleveland WAS benefited very much by the
trip. II was stated By Mf. Thufbsr ,hh,
Tho president had no recurrence Of hia o0m.
plAial and fell paIfselly IealoEad 70 health.