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The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NrOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
IN registration district No. !, comprising z
unionville and the FIRST Third and Fifth
wards In Helena, designated respectively ha
the Seventeenth ann, fi'st (lsD Second
(2d) Fifth (5ihl. slnth (6ih), Ninth t9ihl
aud Tenth (lOth) prseinota Lewis and
Clarke county, MontanA.
Tbs undersigned registry agent for said
district hereby givoa notice that hs will ait
for the purpose OF registration OF voters
within each and every precinct In his elec-
ilon district upon lhe dates aud At the
plsoea named As follows;
october q 10, ll-PAJus's hotel, Helena.
for precinct No. 8. Third ward.
Ootobsr ~ 18-PhI Conathnos's store,
uBionvilO. for trsoinct No. AZ.
October 10, lG--106 State street, Helena,
for pfooinot No. |, Fifst ward.
Oct H. ls-Hristol house Office Helena.
for D ocluot No. q FirAt warl
oct, ~, O-Hslena Com mission Com
pAny'S store, No, q south Park street, for
precinct No. q, Third ward.
Od. ~ 1-knsins house for y sclnol
No. IN. Fifth ward.
Ool, "a, 2b-H, II. Ashlsy'a livery, ill
Pa'k avenue for precinct No. o. Fifth
vA'd
oOi. ~ "a, ~, SO-PaIns's hotel, for pre-
slnsl No, a. Third ward,
The homo ofnos will be al pAyns'a hotel,
TIE hou's of teglstrAtiou will be between
10 o'clock .. m. aud 10 o'clock q, m. on ali
legal days. 0mtiiing the hours from ~ to
Que y, M. and eiK to seven y. n., from Oct
D 10 Oct, 10, both inolusiv,.
\. q 0nrArRICK, ReglstTy Agent
HelenA, Mont, Oet, l. lSlA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
No. Saf7.
APPLICATION TOR A PATENT.


Notice 10 hereby given that John Cameron aud
Hight c. Lllos, Of himinL Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana and Edward MoGOverr, whose
postofhco address Is butte. silver How county
hoptAnA aud William Owsloy, OF Twin bridges,
Silver bow county. hontAna, have this day flcd
their application fot pstsnt Tor $40 liuesr feet
OF the Ousey lode mine VEN bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground from A5.a fest
to 600 feet In width. situated In no organized
mining district county Of Jefferson. and state
of Montana aud designated by the field notcs
aud oniciAl plat on file IN this Office A. survey
No $3.50, IN township north, range west of
principal baso line aud meridian Of Montana,
.Aid survey No. 1850 being q, follows. to- wit
Degnning Al corner No. 1. tree II In diam
sier, marked j. $3.50, for corner No. l. from
which corner No. | Of survey No. ll66 boArs n "a
deg " min Lsgt.6 IT. and the ne corner Of sec
"a, tpe n. RS ", bears n 80 deg " min llSl3
H. ana sunninE from thence n 81 dor 02 min W
l,b7Lt n, thence II deE and 10 min W 6OJ n,
thence u deg 20 min !, 600 II, thence II deg
~ min Q Aa5 n 10 sa,d corner No, and tho
~ min o, confusing ~. ~ Aorcs.
Tho location Of thlt mino 70 recorded IN tho
county recorders otco OF Jefferson county
Montana hero are no adjoining clsimt
any and all periOns claiming Adversely anT
portion OF shtd DualOy lode, mine or surface
ground are required io tilo their advera, claims
aith the register Of the United stAtos land oiioc
81 nelenn in tho state Of MontanA. during tho
SIXTY days period Of publication herenf, OF they
wi te barred By virtue ot the pIeoyision, Of tho
sIAtuta. W. h. ION hcgister.
rterllng A MuffiJ AiiorBoys for claimants.
First publication kept ~ lspl'
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Washington, oct. 22-The cash balance
In the trasury to-day was sl12, 1885, lss: gold
reserve. 59.@e1, SIS.
Topeka. Oct. IA telegram from ex'
Speaker Thos. II. Reed informs the re-
publican committee that he will not bs
able 10 .penk In Kansas this campaign.
Washington. Oct. 22.-Asslstant Engi'
neers Potts. Bowers and Kammerlina
have been appointed a board 10 conduct
OF steam trial OF the torpedo boat Eric
son next Wednesday.
San Francisco. Oct. 22.-The jury be
fore whom John w. Flood was tried fol
the embezzlement OF 1854. 900 funds of tn,
Donohue-Kelly bank, while employed n:
the banks cashier, failed 10 agree ant
were discharged this morning.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

d. W. Fuller, Of Canaiohsrls. N. Y. say,
that he a,wsJs keeps DR.. Kings Now Die
covcry in the house aud his family hnsAl-
wars found tho very hest results follow its
use; that he would NOT be without IL, II pro-
kill, N. Y. says that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery 10 undoub,sdly TIE best oouah
remedy; that he has assd 10 In bis family
for eight years. and IL has never failed 10
do all that 10 claimed for IL. Why not try a
remedy 40 long tried and tented. Trial
bottles free al Parohss-D'Aohsul Drsa Co.
Regular size Boo and 81.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
BONDED SOME GOOD ONES.
!. ID. Cook Secures Severn, Mines at ihe
Hta OF Basin.

A. II. Cook. the state auditor, has
lust bonded for himself and other par
lies three valuable properties at the
head OF Basin-the Josephine, tie Ma
boleon and the Mite. The bond on the
Mite and on the Napoleon is for s+O,-
boo That on the Josephine is for more.
|rhe exact amount is not known. but
IS understood 10 be s6o.00C or $4,000
Both bonds run for two years. Tho
Mite is developed to depth Of 200
Feet, and the Josephine nearly 300
|eet. The latter has also some fine
machinery on II. which accounts for
|the difference in price. The first class
pres on these properties run largely
| IN silver and the second class ore Is
|nostly valuable for the gold. Guam
3ities of the silver ores have been
Shipped TO the East Helena and the
Tacoma smelters and have returned
from 800 ton upward. The lessees
have arranged 10 put a large force OF
men 90 work. on the properties at
X1ncp
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Kansas City, oct. 22.-Fifty dele
gates. representing switchmen from all
for the purpose OF organizing new
swltchmen's brotherhood r.. ID.
Sweeney, OF Jersey City. was elected
temporary chairman. After the Hp-
polntment OF n committee on creden-
tials the question as 10 the name for
the Organization was discussed, but nc
conclusion was reached, The conven-
tion adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing. when the actual work Of re-or-
ganizing will begin. Tonight a grand
banquet was given by local lodge No
|, Of the switchmen's union.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

with local applications, no they osnno,
each the seat OF the disease. CatArrh 10 q
blood or constitutional disease. and in or.
Per to cure II you muat take internal rome
Pies. Halls Catsrfh CurS IL tAkou into--
bally and acts direotls on tho blood md
|nucuous surfaces. Hale Catarth Cara Ia
OF quAck medicine. II was prsaor bod
| ~ for years, and 10 regular prescription.
! IL com posed OF tho bss, topics known,
ombinsd with tho bost blood purlne o.
citing directly on tho mucous surfaces.
The erfsol combination of the two inqre-
tents 10 whht produces such wonderful 70.
ulis In caring catarrh. tend for testi-
nonials, free.
\. J. CHENEY & Co.. Prorristors.
Toledo, U.
| Fold by dTuqrlata. prica 7b oents.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
sOld BY druggists, price 10 cents.
union P.c no s,.,.m

Overland train leaves Helena al $50 a..
} daily for ss!t Lake Denver, Portland.
hn Francisco, Omaha, Kansas Ctr, 81.
ouis. Chicago and all eastern points.
lvsl land train arrives At Helena at Gil0 y.
!. dailyi through Pullman and oolohis,
|espinR eatsi slogan, chair aud dining
pa
For further information. mara folders
ktes, ETC., cal on or add esa
II. y. WILSON, +. a. T.. A..
Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
o.r,,n.n mud Mir. pull Ap.r,.

Los Angels, Cal. Oct. 2-Dr. A. F.
fhifrman has been granted a divorce
from his wife. Katherine $. Shinman,
nd the custody OF his two children. The
parties to the suit are well known. not
|nly In Los Angeles, but throughout the
northwest The wife is the daughter OF
\. u. Stlckney. OF ST. Paul, president OF
he Chicago-Great Western road and one
II the wealthiest men in Minnesota. Dr.
fhirman was one OF the leading dentists
N St Paul. and was prominent as an
mateur oarsman, being n member OF the
amous st. Paul boat club for a number
N ycars
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
AEpsoifio for Croup.

II consider CAambsrlain'G Cough Remedy
q specific for Group. II lie vOy pleasant 10
take. which 10 one Of the mos. important
tended for uso among children. I have
known Of cases OF Group who're know the
life OF a little one was aAyed by the use OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy" ]. J. In
Grange, dIugeist, Avoeh. Mob. 10 o,nt bot
ties for sale BY all d fuRqlsta
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

The hest save In ih. worll for Cats
Bruises, hor's Ulos'G sah Rhsum. Fever
Bo'ss, Ts,ts', Ohappsd Haud. ChublainG
Germs and ell shin Rruptions. aud poui.
lively cures pilss. or no par Tsqui cd. IL IL
guaranteed 10 awe IsEfsot satisfaction OF
money rsfanded. Prlos 70 ssnis per boH.
For sale BY The farohen-D' Aehsui Drag
company.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Bsby carriages at closing price, at The noO
A p.l,unifnl rrln.

Via Salt Lake aud Denver TO Chicago and
10 cAst. Adip In the great tAll Lake or n
va days yisi, n, Manitou sprisgS nt-
s,ed al the foot Of Pixies Peak. cannot be
hualed on thls continent.
Pullman dining car foulo. For TAtea
|e., oAll Al 'ho Union PaoIno Office, No, rs
|ofih Man street Helena.
II. U. wuaoH.
Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE TO ELECTORS TO THE
N electors OF RoRist At.on District No.
2. comprising the Second. Fourth and
Seventh wards OF the city Of Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county. state OF Mon
tsna:
The undsrsieHsd, registry aasn, for said
district hereby sivss notice tha, no will si.
for the purpose OF rsaistration Of vs,srs,
within each and every precinct Of his slet-
tlou district upon the dates and ~ The
places az follows
In Precinct No. g, Ward 4. Oct. 0, 10 and
ii, Al the Grsudon hot.l. Warren street; In
y eolnot No. 4, Ward 2 Oet. ~ and IA. a,
l0s u oadvay (fotmsrlV Indog gsnd,nt Of
ncs), Ia precinct No. Z, ward 4, Oct. 10
md 16, a. No. 202 North Hodnsv t'sst; In
P,esinot No. 8 Ward q Oct II and Is. q,
40S Breckinridse street; In Precinct No. IL,
Ward 7, Oct. 10 and 20, a, B2l Eighth ave-
nue.; In Preoinot No. ia Ward I, Oet. 22
and 23, at 63T ID oadvaT, corner OF Bsai,is
street, Precinct No. g. Ward T. Oct "a, 20,
~ "a 70 and 10. at the Grandoa hoisl,
Warren strest.
The homs once will be al ths GrAndon
hotel. Ths hOuts for registration will be
I ON 10 a, m. 10 10 r. m, (omitiinR the
hours from IL 10 l and @ 10 Z p. m.) on all
Legal days from Ooh Q 10 Oct 40. both la
olusivs. ID. II. WEsroE,
Registry Agent
Helena. Mont. Oei, 4, 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
rhl.f n,nhi,IAiIin.r.

GuadalaIara, Mex, oct. Mounted po-
lice report that they overlook Antonio
Sanchez, the noted bandit chief. In the
mountains and shot him 10 death. Several
OF his desperate band were wounded and
captured.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
NorIIE ION PupLIOArION.
Us ,Iasp orp9

NhlANAt Aifhht INHh ~ A1NA
Complaint hAsins been entered Al this Office
by Mar ". Hussell AgalNst Willlsm 4. nNStmsn.
for abandoning HE homestead sntry k0 kgll
dated , al. so 1871, uppn thsn Y 30 \, - Y % u
aud - Y ne Y sccilop 10, t0wnship 10 n, range
". In lswis and ilAfke coaatY, hehtanA With e
view 90 tho cancellation u said entry the ssld
partes aro hereby summoned 20 appear At this
olhce on tho stat daJ ~ October 1904 AZ ~
o'clock a. M, 90 rvspond and furnish testimony
concerning said Alleged abandonment
JEREMIAH CoLLINA.
HoOelVon
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
IIrlr.n,I. Cnntnrs,l.

Tcpclclon Mex, oct urlgnnds. led
by the notorious OUTLAW, Julio Longorio
visited the ranch OF H"7Nrisco Perez
near the village OF ia tan, this dis
trlet, and killed VIM M four en-
ploycs. The bandits followed to
the mountains and thrp ured, inelud-
Ing Longario. All WI. ,t shot.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

sumoT CURE 10 sold on guarantees II
cures incipiont consumption. IL is the best
cough cure. Only one cent dose. - oants
no cents aud 81. For sale By IA chen
ID Aphcul Druu Co
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

1n q transoontlnsDtAl Journey nothing can
bop out OF the cars the volcanic ash OF alkAli
nj raised BY tho whifl Of thu passing train.
|it the droat Northern 10 entirely free from
ID annoyance II runs through no sand doasrta
N its rosdbod IL rock bAllAstsd.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for tho 70 IiatrAtion OF the naincs
OF the qualified electors In Il cotton Dls-
trict No. III, In tho county OF LswiA and
Clarke. and state Of Montana, rrlor 10 the
general election. 10 bp held On Tue sdAT. the
siIth day of NoVsmbs', 1894. for the s,ld
county Of Lewis aud Clarke will expire al,
ton o'clock i. IN. on the thirtiSth day Of
October, A. ID. 1924.
The names OF tho several plsolnota or
po,linR places embraced in sAid Election
District No. II, hts ~ follows himlni
and Little Jennie precincts.
JouS N. pALY, Registry Agent.
Election District No. II, IoSis and Clarke
county, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
BLANKETS.

The crush" for those heavy saxony, highly carded, well
scoured a-wool Sanitary Blankets still continues The value
indicates the sad havoc the price of wool when contracted
for Winter Stock of Blankets We bought them cheaper
than and selling prices therefore the lowest
this country. Full size Blankets only 75c pair.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
On and after Monday July O. ths
MONTANA STAGE CO.
VIII change thoir schedule and run
Daily 4-Horse Coaches
BETWEEN
Great Falls and LewistOwn
Making the Trip In One Day.
Via Belt, Armington, Cora. Geyser,
Grafton. Stanford Utica
and Philbrook.
Close connection at Lewistown for
the Great. Minining Camps OF
Gilt Edge Spotted Horse and Maiden,

Com 'ortable Four. Horse Concord
Cohchss.
Best OF Stock, Fast Time, Careful
Drivers.
Good meals and accommoda-
tons
Prompt attention to Passengers
and express.
]. ]. DAVIS, Supsrint enden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

sinser 9emsinbsbertretung s. Serns
grob, Der &aiIirer Der ct. Ggpber
Giiens uRb Stablinbuitrie GjeisG.
ffaft, 2ubpig 2o9ner. : Sn 8ubas
peit lit Der ieinsrseit pielgenannte
Acknowledgment Srana Sasmann i'm
9llter BON 85 Sabren geftorben. Gr
mar Staatsiscretdr i'm Mliniiterium
he's sSnnern untsr Der repelutionGren
Regierung, flii6tete bann nit &oIiutb
unb ipar elmer berisnisen, pel9e bic
Stefanstrpne Bel SrIopd pergrubsn.
= 9prtielbIt bat ii9 Der Sberlieute>
nant Grrn5 8laboba erIdoHen. =
Der Sportsmann unb 20peniGger
aunb ipurbe in SaiB BON @ilbpieben
ermorbet. = Die 9Dslouer Surnbdlle
1T niebergsbrannt. - Der felt @noe
Ss5rudr psrmiBte ebemalige penIios
nirte Director ber MGbrii9sn Ggs
crmptebant Gbuarb 5leId BON
8riinn tpurbe tsi @erfpiB als 2eide
Gus bem S6par3upaIluB geSogen.
ilngiinItigs@trm0e 0eersOerbdltniiIe paz
rcn bus Mlptip ieines Sel6Itmorbes,
- Die Sol3fpiritusfabrit Der Wtitros
ipiber Sanniafdbrit lit total niebergez
rTannt. Der S9aben betrdgt 200,>
COO @ulnen. - Sbsrlieutenant Mns
ton Gu61 Rom 25. sSnfanterie=Jtegis
ment in 2oIpnc5 6at ii9 erf6ohen. Gr
itano in llnterIu9ung unb ipar gum
sfrciten Male gum &riegsgeri4t nah
@listolcs porseldoen, ipo er aber ni8t
erIGiin. Gr bintsrldBt cine Wtttpe
unb spei &t,her. = Martin &au,
SampImIblen Director gu 8etesz
GIaba, fpurbe BON ieinsm eigsnsn
Sobne Mi6ael nit elmer Senfe ers
morbet. Die 2eibe bradtc Der ent>
artete Spbn per Wagen na1 Der
Stabt MssDs8srenb. Oas 9ublitum
pplIte, ba es BON Der untbat erFubr,
ben M6rber lpnden, pel6sr aus
RaGe, neil Der @atsr Iein 8ermDgsn
Der stpeiten sSrau bes Sobnes nt9t
suIdreiben tppllte, bic entIeBli9e Shat
beqing. = Der als ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
li9er S9riFtIteller betannte 9lr5t unb
ProfeHor am ref. Gplle9ium, Ratb
syoTep6 SDrDt, zines Der Glteiten Mtts
9lieber Der ungdriI9en Qtabemie Der
@iiienidaften, lit in 0ebretsin na9
ldngem 2etOen i'm 81. Gebensiabre ges
ftorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

sSn Bonn 1T elmer Der GltsIten, ipsnn
ni9t Der dIts Its Der bsutI9en qsr3ts.
Sanitdtsrctb Or. 3aytmann, gsitor<
ben. - Don elmer usbung tommsnb,
itiir3ts Der 4oiutant b,s 63. &e9im,nts
in Gpblens, 2ieutsnant Mu1sr. Ous
Qf,rb id1leift, ben Officier cine Wtgss
itrede nit uno itblug i'm nit bem Sit=
tsrfub ms Gsiiht. DIR 8,runeliidt,
puroe b,iinaana2los in's 9asdrstb gss
bradt. - Sn 2ennsp lit Elm 9trbstt,r
an elmer 8rattartoffel erItidt. Der
Mann bate Ha4tf4iGt; ais sr friib
Mor9sus na6 SauIe fam, Isst, inn
feline Srau 8rattartofieln gum 6rii1z
ittiG ppg. S6on Der erFe SiFen 9er
riet4 Dem glrbsi!sr in bi, 9uftrobre
uno nab ip;nigsn qugenblidsn mar er
erItidt. - Die Straftammtr gu Reus
niaD perurtbsilts ben 6r:ieur g. aus
9tsba9 pegtn @trIenogng bon gteus
iobrsiar!en unaritdnbig;n prS bsleis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11
S0uigret d 9 a perm.


elm grobes Maneo. 9as Mptip pes
Selbitmorbes 1T bana9 5ur9t ppr
Strafe. Raitb unterT9lug aud 9es
trGge fir BON ibm pertaufte 2opIe,
tpesbalb 9lnSeies segen ibn erItattet
mar. - 3pei Gemsine bes 8. gbes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Wiir5burg,
bic na6 ibrer Qngabs auf Sefebl ibres
SsrgeantsnGmil poisbt BON 8rdunsz
berg in Yreuben etnen &ameraben
auf benz Manni6aftssimmer ipesen
eines aeringen9erse9ens berart bur4s
priisslten, oaB er 20 Sage lang
bienftunfdbig mar, purben bonn Mis
litGr 9esirtsgeridt :su je 1 Sag @sz
fdr9nib psrurtbeilt. Yoieot, Der bic
Grtbsiluug zines fol9sn 8sfsbles Bee
ftritt, ipurbe freieeipro9en. = Sn Der
bprti9en @arniTpn 1T elm tpeitsrer
Sooesfaa an 9enidItarre porgetomz
men. Sis iebt iinb adt SobesfGlle
uno ca. 20 Grtrantingen gemslbet
porSeu. - Der itdotifdbe 9duratb
Gnbrss in glugs6ure er1islt ipesen
Gergc5ens i'm 2tmte in Der gtffGre Der
9erItbofener @lettricitGtsperte BON
Der Geaieruug einen 8eripeis. Gn>
bres bate trob Ieiner amtli6cn Stetz
lung an Der 4usarbsitung Der pldns
fir Elm Iol9es Wsrt i'm 9lufirugs
9ripdter t6silgenommen. = Sn Sc
bsnborf bsi 9Tdffenbofen tpuroen als
tsrsidpade pappelbdume 9efdut. Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

Tiinfsig Sauisuo Wdrt ba6sn in
elmer @ol0z unb Silbsrlotteris bier Irz
better Der 0eitpbali9en 2eosrfdbrit
su &ellingbuisn eeponnsn. = Q.h in
Iliblsn6erg Bel 9lantensis 6,abii4tigt
man, einen Sii6ereibafen un5ulesen.
SntereTenten babsn bsreits einen Bee
aiialiGen plan uussearbeitet uno
fpollen ben 9erIu6 mdhsn, bic Staat2>
resisruns fir Das Projett gu gelpins
nen. .- ---.----..
The Washington times., 1894-10-04
REMARKABLE SHELL TESTS.
Resisting Qualities of Our HarveyiZe,
ArInor Strikingly Exhibited.

Resisting Qualities or Our HarveyiZed
ArInor Strikingly Exhibited.
One result of the shell test at the Indian
Head proving ground Sunday was TO demon
strate anew the remarkable resisting qualities
of our Haryeyized armor plate, which was SO
strikingly exhibited as to call forth an ex-
preston of surprise from one of the leading
European armor makers who was present.
Mr.. Wheeler, the maker of some of our
naval shells. had prepared four six-inch pro-
jectiles upon ideas of his own. which were
submitted for test against a six-inch Harvey
plate an old plate by the way-which had
already been severely tested One of the pro-
jectiles was covered with a soft iron cap.
another was magnetized in an attempt TO dis
cover the secret of the new and remarkable
Russian magnetic shell, and the two remain
ing were treated by different processes
The shells were fired at veocities Of 1.800.
/, 900. 1000, and 2, 100 feet per second. They
were all broken, and the last only, with the
enormous velocity of 2, 100 feet, succeeded in
perforating the plate. 1t is said by the naval
experts, nevertheless, that the shells did yepy
well. the capped shell IN particular. but it was
not possible to compare their efficiency be-
cause they were SO clearly overmatcbed by
the plate.
Mr.. Firth of the great British armor firm
of Firth, Firminy & Co., who witnessed the
test, candidly admitted that no British plate
approached this six-inch plate in resisting
qualities The British Harveyized six-inch
plate was usually perforated by six-inch
shot at a velocity of ,515 feet per second. as
against the 2,l00 feet required of the shot at
Indian Head
The Washington times., 1894-10-04
NAVAL OFFICIALS DIsPLEAsED
On Account of Mayor Latrobe's Treat.
ment of Commander Davis.

On Account of Mayor Latrobe's Treat
ment of Commander Davis.
The Navy Department officials are by no
means pleased with the recent treatment ae-
corded Commander Davis, of the Montgom-
cry, by the mayor of Baltimore, as reported
In the press, although the matter has taken
no official form and probably will not.
Mayor Latrobe likewise complains of the
naval officer. Secretary Herbert is inclined
to believe that there was misunderstanding
on the part of the mayor as to the nature of
Commander Davis instructions. He said: Il
was not in Washington when the Montgom-
cry WAS ordered TO Baltimore, but looking
into the matter afterward found that the or
der WAS made on a simple application by a
mum ber of citizens OF Baltimore TO have the
ship sent around there so that they might see
fine cruiser. The application was signed
by the mayor, the postmaster and other citi-
zens, and these titles were looked upon sim
ply as showing who the signers were. Acting
Secretary McAdoo ordered the ship to Balti-
more to spend day or two.
when Commander Davis arrived he went
up town, not for the purpose of reporting
specially. but only TO inform the citizens that
his ship was there to be seen. He did not go
to pay an official cali and did not think of
the celebration of the battle OF North Point,
which had long since passed of, and he could
not have imagined that the presence of his
ship had ANYTHING 10 do with it. Therefore,
as he was not ordered 10 report to the mayor,
his call was unofficial and lie was not re-
quired to wear his uniform. No regulation
requires this. nor is it even customary.
think there must have been some misunder-
standing on the part of Mayor Latrobe."
Secretary Herbert added that the only
other aDulicatiOn for the presence of the
Montgomery at Baltimore had come from Mr.
Malster, the builder of the vessel, and was
dated September 10, after the North Point
celebration. Commander Davis was the es-
cort of the Infanta Eulalie on her trip over
the United States
The Washington times., 1894-10-04
Change of Bill at the Biiou.

A change of bill was made at Buffers new
Biiou last night, THE Pride of Mayo" giving
way to "The Rambler from Clare" This is
another one of Mr.. McCarthy's productions,
and presents picture of rural life in County
Clare. The piece has been mounted aPpro-
priately and the costuming is good. A num-
ber of specialties are introduced. Mr.. Nc
Carthy, in his songs and dances; V. Tadula,
in harp solos, and Mr.. Saunders, in clog
dancing, are ali very interesting. Friday the
bill changes again to ''Cruiskeen Lawn"