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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-25
LAW FOR THE STREET GAR

Some of those who use the street cars
may have drawn from their experience the
notion that the conductor of street car
is not subject to any laws but the laws of
his company and the laws of bis own
weird nature. But such is not the fact, as
the United States court of appeals for q
western circuit has just pointed out. And
the court not only makes 1t appear that
the street car conductor is being who is
under the law of the land, but 1t leaves the
street car passenger good deal of personal
liberty.
Lyman Cohen took notion that he
would ride on train of cable cars in Chi
csgo. The cars had stopped, but were
about to start. Cohen could have got on
the rear car without difficulty, but he ran
forward to get on the grip car. He had
taken hold of that Car when 1t started sud
denly and he was thrown to the ground,
receiving injuries. He sued the company
for damages In the United States circuit
court. On the trial the Judge called the
attention Of the jury to the fact that he
had passed by the car which he might have
boarded without danger for the purpose
of getting on the grip car. This
raised the question of contributory
negligence and the verdict of the
jury was In favor of the company.
The CASE was appealed and was thor
oughly tried in the court of appeals. The
judgment in favor of the company, based
on the verdict, was set aside and q new
trial ordered. The court seemed to hold
that passenger had right to select one
car in preference to another on which he
should ride, and that he was not guilty of
contributory negligence in choosing the
grip car and passing by another car for
the purpose of reaching it. Itis also held
that If the car starts while person is
getting ON or of and injury is caused
the company is liable. On this
point Judge Romance Bum, of the
court of appeals, said: The conductor of
street cars, having the safety and even the
lives of patrons in his keeping, has not
discharged his whole duty to the public
when he has stopped his train and waited
what may appear, according to his sched-
ls,a reasonable time for passengers to en-
4 bark. He ia bound to exercise the highest
1 degree of diligence practicable to protect
passengers and prevent accident. He Is
bound to know when he starts his car sud-
denly out with full force that no person
| attempting to embark is q. that moment
| with one foot on the platform and the
I other on the ground and with his hand
upon the railing in the act of getting on
board, or is otherwise In q position of dan
ger.
This is an encouraging decision, but II
/ would be wrong to street railroad COM
! panies, to conductors, and to passengers,
/ If women should interpret it to mean tina,
they can legally stand with one foot on &
4 street car platform and one on the ground
while they are saying good by to dear
enemy
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-25
THE WEEKLY JOUhNAL
ID PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
Single Copies 5 cents.
A NEW WRINKLE

NEW WRINKLE.
1t has looked as if the possibilities in the
way of matrimonial advertising" had
been ABOUT exhausted by the matrimonial
agencies of this country and the srotio and
ingenious advertisers In the "personar"
columns of certain newspapers. But there
are people in Europe as we'll as in this
country who want to get married and one
of them has evolved new wrinkle In the
art of public and general appeal to
others who want to get married.
In the vossiche Zsitung there is
an advertisement which says that q
very pretty little boy, aged a year and q
half, who has had the misfortune to lose
his dear mamma, wishes in this manner
as he seldom comes in contact with ladies
to find q new mamma, who, however,
must also be capable, by tenderness and
delicacy of sentiment, of affording faith
full companion for life for his papa. "My
papa" the advertisement goes on, sudden
ly forssking the use of the third person,
sis an architect who fills an important
social position; therefore, I am unfortu-
nately obliged, besides delicacy of senti-
ment, to look out for some fortune, SO that
my papa may be content with my new
mamma in every respect. I repulse all 60
betweens with all the energy I possess,
and beg that communication may be made
direct"
It Is to be hoped that this pretty little
boy will get what he wants for himself and
his papa, especially as he doesn't want
much. He probably will. Tender, deli
cate, faithful and rich msmmas and life
companions for pspss are 30 numerous
that he will not need to advertise long.
His success will inspire imitation of his
example, and we may expec. to soon see
similar advertisements In the papers of
this country. The idea is capable of q
great many variations, and gives basis
for the display of all the foolishness there
is in those who want to get married. And
those who marry by means of such adver-
tisements can use them effectively in the
subsequent divorce proceedings.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-25
DRAWN,

4 local architect says his new assistant
does his best drawing on salary day.-Phil.
sdelphia Record.
Author (whose new play is being hisssd
by the whole audience shall
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Pennsylvania Railroad company
doesn't put mirrors in the ends of its new
cars. Is this Q delicate recognition of the
general humility which exists under this
Democratic administration
There is some confidence left In reyolu-
tionary France. The city of Paris opened
public subscriptions for loan of zoo, ,0o0,-
600 francs, or nearly $4,000. 900. at par
on Saturday morning. Bids were received
by letter or by personal application. When
the day ended the subscriptions covered
the issue SO times over.
1t was said little while ago that an OBJ
scure Hungarian priest was the inventor of
lightning rods, and not Benjamin Frank
Hn. Nova German Egyptologist, Herr
Heinrich Brugsch, claims that he has
ample proof that the ancient Egyptians
used form Of lightning rod for protecting
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-25

dsrs. Along the outer edge of the ruche
is set full hsuncs of white net with gui
pure edge. The founce 10 wide over the
shoulders, narrows sharply in front to-
ward the end, and is full all along and of .
width in the back as IL follows the point
of the ruohe. Set under the net, and e1.
tending well beyond It. is fitted bretelle
of apple green satin, lined with changes-
bic rose and apple silk. The bretelles
stand we'll out over the shoulders, are full
on the outer edge and are fitted where
they meet the under edge of the net. In
the back they are fitted to q point, the
lower edge faring prettily. The combina-
tion of colors used In this accessory makes
It suitable for wear with almost any foun-
dation waist. A yoke of white net may
be made to adjust to It, fitting into the
point at the back and ending In a CORES
ponding point In front over the bust line,
and folded collar of apple green velvet
may be fitted about the throat.
An odd arrangement for shoulder orna-
mentation Ia shown In this picture, and
consists of q oollsrette composed of heavy
cream guipure with the design outlined
with silver threads. The fabric of this
gown il soft, figured japanese silk, and
Il Is trimmed with gray satin duchesse and
Ruipure lace. The bodice hooks In front
and has q plsstron that hooks over. The
folded parts attached to Il are gathered at
the shoulders and loosely laid sgainst the
plastron's edges. The skirt IL gored but
shows no trimming Whatever and is lined
with pale green silk. FLoRKTTK.
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have to hiss, tco, or they will find out that
am the suthor.-Fliegende Blatter.
II tell you, Bronson, there is nothing
improbable to Jealous woman" "With
one exception agree with you. The ex-
caption is the truth. Bszar.
Witts-Thsre goes a woman whose suc-
oesses have turned many another yomsp's
head. Watts-That's queer. What Ia her
hnef Witts-Millinery. ery.-BuffaloC Courier.
"Takin' desc chickens a. dey rup ~ said
Uncle 'Rsstus, making another vain effort
p grab one of them. ''dey's a purity tough
lot, an I'll bet on it!"-Chicago Tribune.
The United States Supreme court de.
cides that beer dses not bsloug to the wine
or sPirttuous family of liquors. 1t is mere
ly yeousin-Gsrman.-Pbilsdelphia Ledger.
81 consider your set much beneath
me-" said the weatheroock fowl to the one
In the barn yard. you're q vane thinelp
was the quick retort.-Yonkers States
man.
Hsrry-Mamms, who was the inventor
OF the cotton gini Mamma (stsrnlyl-I
don't know. my son. Nor do take any
interest In liquor or liquor drinking
Pittsburg Bulletin.
Tescber-An axiom Is q self-evident
truth "Whstever goes up must come
down" Is that an sxiomi Boy-Guess
so-unless folks is talkin' about the price
of coal. Good News.
Sally Gsy-What q cunning little fellow
Mr.. Callipers Eel Dolly Swift-Cunnipei
why, he's dreadfully bow legged. Sally
tay-fes, but that gives him such an arch
look, you know.-Truth.
Excited Mani must have a hundred
dollars. Can't you lend IL to met Cool
Friend-Oh, certainly, but not all at once.
l can let you have ten cents every two OF
three weeks.-Texss Siftings.
A book agent attempted to sell a Frank
ford politician an encyoloraiis. "Cyclo-
redisp exclaimed the Frsnkford man.
mol don't want 1t. Wouldn't have time
to ride t."-Philsdelphia Record.
Young Doctor-Here I've had my shin
gle out two weeks, and not q case vet. I've
been sitting here ike patience on a monu-
ment. Friend-Never mind; You will
eventually get chance to pu. the monu-
ments on the patients. Rec
ord.
The other day young man gave a res.
son for not dancing, the spirit of which
might be made to apply to a good many
failures In life. "I should like to dancs.h
he said, land / should dance, only the
mu ic puts me ont and the gIrl gets in ny
wsy."-Tit Bite.
II was Elkie's fret night at the concert,
and she listened deliehtedly till, as the sp-
plause which followed the prims -Sonus's
wonderful trills subsidsd, she leaned over
to her mother and in a very audible whis
per exclaimed, "Oh, mammal D!dn'f that
lady gsrgle her throat just lovely
Brooklyn Life.
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FASHION NOTES.
To Make Shoulders Ornate.

An epsulette arrangement fashioned as
here directed will adjust itself to any
waist with charming effect. Let there be
over the shoulder ruohing of black net,
edged with many rows of different colored
baby ribbon. The ruche is wide ct the top
of the shoulder and nsrrows as It approach
ca the wsist line, and the two ends are span
apart at the finish. In the back the ends
come together in point between the shoul-
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No. 10 adies Fancy Work.
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No 2 The Story of an African Farm. BI
No. is~she A History OfAdvonturo ~ Ii. ider
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No Essays. First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 smins by Alexander Dumas.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Alexander Dovino la tho Manchester
City News, tells the following rmerkahlo
anccdoto OF the late SIR Harry Nerney'
One OF his famous exploits was his riding
across Argentine one day his attention
was drawn % a fguna lying ON tho road'
side some miles from Santiago under tho
shelter Of rude hut ~ leaves ana
branches Pulling up De discoNcreu "a
priest, who turned out ca De- in high CON
dition Of fever. Neuey obtained assistance,
had the PROSTATE man carried to his own
rooms and practically nurscd him into
oonvalosccnco and eventual r'coVcry. After
some months OF friendly intercourse and
companionship the two separated and prob
ably never thought 20 meet again. Many
years passed, 50 many that the majority az
mon had nvcd their lives and died, but
the two who had met under such striking
still lived, the one Sir Harry
Verncy. the other no less a person than
Pho Mono pope Of Romel
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CHERIFE's E-BENJAMIN W. sCHIIE-
- der. plaintiff ". 5, ID. Smith and Aug
uet r. scnlr do. dafantaais
Under and by virtue " an order - sale N I
decree OF force osure and sale issued out Of ta'
uisluct court 81 tnetirst judicial district o. ina
state q Montana in and for tho county OF Lew,
and Clarke tho ZfJu naY 81 % rcn. A. ID
1877. m the above entitled action wherein ~.
lsmiu -. rcutie'tcr, the alb ne namet plaintiff
obtained . Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
ust h. kchlledor defendants on tia .aii.
day OF November A. ID 1sp for tn
sum Of S4e ~ Decides interest cos IS
and attorneys fees, which said decree was
corded in Judgment book No. OF said court a.
psgo Isl. am commanded 10 sell all hose oerta.
lots piece. or parcel Of land. situate lying and
being in the county % Lewie and Clarke. state Of
Montana and bounded and described a. ioiiows
to wit
uts numbsr twoive and thirtsen in block
number three. u MootlAwn Park addition to
the city of Helena. according b. the Official plat
OF said addition on ME In the Ofhco OF ths
county recorder OF Lewis and tlarke conn "
a. ontHnA 20 which reference is hereby made f.r
more full and complete description OF sid
lots
together with all AMI singular the tenemoats
hercd tAments ami appurteran O. therount1 be-
longing or in aeywise sDportain ne
Public notice Il hereby given that on tatu--
day. the 1lst day o. Aprt. A. ID. 1871, a. IL
o clock m. Of that day At the front door OF the
c0urtbo use. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county
and decree q foreclosure snd sae. sell the above
described property, or much thereof a. may be
necessary 10 satisfy said judgment with interest
and costs, 70 the highest and beet bidder for
each n hand.
Given under my hand this 2pth day Of $ arch.
CHARLES d. CURTIS shsrit
By ANDREW B. WADE. Leputy sheriff
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CHERIPF's sAlE-MAuDE n. BAKFR
- Plaintiff W. Abbie J. Porter. =. 7. porioI
and Alexander Morton, dafondAnts.
nder and by virtue OF an order OF sale ana
district court Of the First Judicial district o. the
state Of Montana IN and for tho county Of LeEis
aud Clarke on the 18th day 81 April A. ID. lsn F.
ia the above entitled scion, wherein mAuu
NJ aker. the above named plaintiff. obtained \
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure aad eals
against Abbie ! Porter :, :. Port :
lth day OF April, d. i-9L for the fun
u s $50 On. beef lea interest costs ami attorney
fees. which said docroe was, on the 18th day OF
Aurl A. ID 1891 recorded IN Judgment book
handed TO sell ali that certsin lot pieoo or
pare u land. situate. lying and being In 500
y orfhern ! Acitc addition TO the city Of lfoien
Ia ihs county - evils and lark stat
hontsla. ant bounded aud do.cribed ~ tou" o.
j ho sast thirty ,3li 70 Of lot SIX ~, in D.
siEty-hve (65l Il tho Aorihern iaclhc add g. o.
TO The city Of He'e. . county and state af"r
said bong thirty 800 ieet front on boulder a.
nua aud one hnndrod and forty ut0l feet lie .
~ said lot snd block ar numbered dssignaie !
Pacific addition now on filo in the ofii,e - o.,
recorder Of defds Of said county OF LOWS An
larke
hored tamants aud appnrtenances tAersuntu D.
longing or n Anywiae anpertalntuR
fublic notice IL hereby given. that on Thur
dAy. tho 10Th day Of "a :. d 1881. At
o'clock IN Of that day. al the front door ~ th'
court house. Helena Lewis and lnrke cunht.
Montana. will. ia obedience 90 said order o. al
and decree Of foreclosure and ale, cell INC alto
desorihed property or 20 much thereof a. ms
be necessary 20 eatirfy snid Judgment, with go
terest and costs, 10 the highest and best bdIaf
for each in hand .
o. ~ '''' CHARLES d. CURTIS Sheriff
By IRHD T. hoss. Under sherin
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,nrnIFF's s,IF-HrNRy KLRIY PLAIN

SHERIFFs sALE-HENRY KLEIN PLAIN
- tn W Anna hrisc O. J -. hriscoe A.
n Hotter and Al. NJ. nolief. defendants
tncer and ~ virtue Of al order " sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale Issued out ~ Tho
district court q the irst Judicial district ~ tie
state uf Montana in nnd for the county ~ lewis
and Clarke, on the sth day OF April, A. A. loiA
in tho above entitled action wherein Henry
klein, the above named plsintih. outAinea a
judgment aud decree Of foieclu,urs and sale
against AnnA hrsooe. . briseoe. A ~
Hotter ami N NJ. Hotter defendants. on the sth
iay Of april, A. -. lsph for the sum - sa7llS
hesidea interest. costs and attorneys fees whic h
said decree was. ON the IN day Of Drill, - I.
lsBL recorded IN judo ent book No. - ~ said
court. AZ page r.. ! am commanded 10 soil All
thuss certain 10 a. pieces OF parcels OF land IL o.
usts. lyius and being Ia the county Of lewis And
larKe, stale % Muntsna and hound d and de-
scribol - follows, ,o-wti
90 numberod one lll, and tho westerly half 81
l,t numbere two ~. In hlock numbered hreo
hundred AMI eighty nine Gegy. sometimes
Known a. block Numbered three hundred and
eighty-stx 1881 in the original TOWNSHIP ~ the
city Of Helena, said county aud state. "a Il
lark street b. one hundred no feet deep. an /
bounded on the north by property known A. lut
numbered twentI-two w. ia SAID block CA n
east by property Of John rturrock. on the south
By Clark street and on tho vest BY MeagAer
street NOV HARRISON aveuuel-
Together with ~ and angular the tenement,
Embellishments and appurtt names thersunto bo-
loniug IN AnyN Use appertainlug
ublio notice L hersby given. that on Wednes-
day. the d day OF May A ID. 1884, at ~ o CLOCK
m ~ that day. az the front door Of tho eonri
house. Helena. I evils and Clarke county. Mon
tnna ! will, IN obedience to said o. der OF sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale. sell the
above described property. or 40 much thereof As
may be necessary Go satisfy said judgment. with
interest and costs. 10 mo ghest ana best bidder
for cash IN hand
CHARLtS D. CURTIS. sh ,ria.
Hy fRID r.. HOss Under rherh
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SHERIFFs -MI.HAEL s. BOLLEz.
. trustee. plaintiH. VI. Henry Miller Meta Mil
Ter. loui- 4. b 10 d. A. assignee 81 FRANKLIN Is.
Wallass ouis e.. ? Lott. 81 assignee OF bort
\. Ihornbur-h AMI the Montana National
bank. def Icalt-
/ naer auI IS virtue 90 81 ord of sale and
decree ~ foreclosure sui sale issued uut Of the
district court cot tle irst adicih. district Of the
state - Aoafa a ID and FOR TIE county OF Lewis
and larse on me gam dag ~ April. q ID 1894,
ln the above snufls1 actiOu. wherein Michael :.
olles. tru.tee. the above named plaIntin. OBJ
tsiued a Judgment aul decree o. foreclosure
ssd sale against Henry KILLER. Meta miller.
Wallace. ouis ,. lctt, % assignee
- slbsrt IA. 1hornbargl. and The + on
tsna stionsl bank. defeldauts On tho xnn
cay 81 April a. ID. l-Jl for tho .um
of saZO33A btridee interest. costs ant attorneys
ffe-, which said decree vas. on the 9th LAY 81
AIriL A. d 1854. recorded in Judgment book
No. ~ said court, AZ PAGE -. an com
handed 10 sll all that certain lot pisoo or
pare ~ lard. situate. lying and being Ia tho
the county o. evils and tlarke. state of
Montana, and bounded and describod az follo-s
to vii
lot Numbered cisht rsl 10 block III % tho
said FLAKE cd lition e. the oitY % Helena. county
- Lewis and lsrke s'nfe ~ Montana said lot
aying frontage "a riftl avenue ~ hfy f5Ol
fofulnx 10 tie official amended plat OF { 10 said
named addition now on Il O. in the office of The
c'uuty org aud recorder 81 ihe ssid county Of
ogettor win q. . A. singular tto tsnsments
horedt' ameats and apuurt8nancoa f .nrouafo Ia
longing or AM WI-a aurarfalufle
Public notice is hsrobT given. that On ri
day. the nth day 81 Eaf q. o. I-ai A h
o'clock m a. that dag. At tIe front door N tie
court house. Helena Levi. ami e lFrsa county
Montana. will iu ODE iiere fo aid order ~ al
AMI decree ~ forrclH.ure ami sals sell tho alova
dnscuNnd uruuortv or 90 much thereof a. ma
20 necessary 20 .atisfy faid judgment. With in-
iorest and costs. 10 ih1 h.slcst AMI best bidder
for zach ln hand
Given under my laui tLis 2.lh day o. Apri
2. u. 1924
tHAILiS d. Curtis. Sheriff.
~ tnED T. lDsa. luIer sheriff
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LABOR's TROUBLED REALM.
Additions Received Daily to the Ranks OF
the strikers

Additions Received Daily TO the Ranks OF
the strikers
CoNSEILsyIILE Pc, Apul eG.-More than
two thirds Of tie plants ia the coke region
are closed The mob which surged through
the Mount Pleasant branch yesterday and
last night accomplished their object,
.oreing the men out There was no vio-
lsnoe. but tn vorkmen were so badly
frightened that many fed. Several opera
tors are preparing 20 resume with nom
union men and have asked tue sheriff for
protection.
PRIMO NAILET. H., A. I'll pa biz army
Of miners lsft here this afternoon Tor To-
lucs. where 900 men are working n ths
mines Nearly 900 men moved from this
clty snd other mines sImu4tane0usiy. The
COmmaHder-ln- chief % tie forces issued al
order that no one would be allowed - carry
Hrms. be sheriff Of Marshall county. vita
huy deputies. 10 ~ 1oluoa. awaiting tLe
arrival OF she spring NGlleI army.
WEE ClrI Kan. AtTl -6.-L. W. Johns
general supe lutsndeut OF tie Tennessee
Ooal. Icon and Railway company, Of BIZ
miH Guam, Ala. has secured ~ negro
miners 10 place u the stlkers.
BIcpuoD Mo.. April 26.-ln m1ss meet
ia1 LOJJ miners employed IN this section
decided TO strlke.