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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road

In seieetinE His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road
That afOF 10 excellent ana 10 Ost comfort
able iacilities-"The Milwaukee"
That traversss a delightful and piotur-
tsque portion Of the oountry-"Ths Mi
waukee."
That bas-and merits-tho reputation Of
strength and rsliabilitY-"The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and is STAN pe d
with public approVal-"1he Milwaukee"
that has a substantial roadbed and most
frequent train ssrvieo-"Ihe Milwaukee"
4 hat ieRardF, always, tho comfort, ease
aud safety Of its patrons-"lhs Milwau-
kee."
hat furnishes the latest private COM
paTtmont cars and latest library buffet
smoking cafs-"Tbe Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
parlOr cars, fros reclining chair cars and
sumUtuous dining oArs-"The Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use OF the electric
bsrth reading lamp-"Ihs Milwaukee"
Jus hilwaukee" combines oil the above
and more. too. Its trains are vestibulsd,
heated by steam, electric lighted and I'M
surpassed in Luxurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said; Follow the
reople aud you cannot be- faf from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
J. /, CoSLEY, Asst. Gen. Fass. Aqt.
~. Paul, MINI.
NoTE.-Fivs Z aims daily from Twin Cit
les to Chicago; one TO st. Louis and one TO
Kansas City.
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POPULAR WITH LADIES.


The Way the Souvenir Cook hook Has
Leaped Into Popularity.
Something over two years ago The IsDE-
PENDENT began Offering premiums. During
that time IL has placed In hundfeds Of
Montana homes standard books Of various
kinds. Some OF these have been devoted
20 natural hiatO y. some have been the
works Of the beat authors OF fiction. and
others have been world famous nafativ0s OF
tfaVsl and adventure. short time ago
the management decided TO get something
especially for the ladies, AMI after going
over the field very carefully good luok and
perseverance, made 10 possible 10 secure eI-
elusive for this state. the most com plete
and best cook book that has ever been
placed upon the market, Known ~ The
Home Queen Morld'a Fair ouvonir Cook
Book" This book was only ready for de-
livery 10 IEDEPESDKSr aubso ibefa about
ak weeks ago, and in that time so great hne
tho demand bsen that the hrgt consignment
of several hundred copies has been eH-
hausteI. A few days ago the second con
alignment was received. and the orde nov
on hie will DO filled ia tho order OF thei
receipt. OF all the premiums The lNDE-
PENDENT has offered this has proved 20 be
the most ropu.a. And there 10 LITTLE won
de-. 10 not only contains recipes from
Indies OF rational reput ton for the prepnr-
sion % almost everv diah cOnc eivable but
its mass Of general information on table
euqustte, the p-opsrtisi Of various food
products. the science OF selecting and enry-
ing nsats. and tbs hundred or more other
topics gormAne 10 the subject Of COOKERY,
has never been equnled In any cook book o.
othe publication OF ike character. One
great advantage Of the large majority Of
It's recipes lies IN the fact that one doea not
have 10 live In New York or near biz
market TO make dish after them. IL IL
tue poor mans. as well as the rich woman's
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-23
THE KNOXVILLE KILLING.

Trial OF Frank BeiuRak to Begin In the
District Court To-day.
The trial of Frank BslunAk for the killing
OF Joseph Daniels At Unionvills was 10
have begun In Judge Hunts department of
the district court yesterday. Judge Dudley
DuBose who was TO preside in Judge Hunts
absence. was on the delayed Great Northern
express, and did not resch here until too
late IN the evening TO o. en- court. There
was consequently no session of court In
Judge Hunts department. The Belunak
ial will begin to-day. Richard r. Purcell
will defend Bslunak, and County Attorney
Nolan will conduct the prosecution. IL IL
sanity.
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Awarded Highest Honors--worId's Fair.
eIhs Ualen 20 3D. ID. ralrly Do Il...

Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. including steamers. Port
land 20 San Fransisoo) and Montana Union
railway, with baggage allowances Of 20
pounds, nov on sale a. two and ons-hslf
cents per mile
Only line TO the east via ehlt Lake and
Denver. Pallman dininR and sleeping cars,
also tourist slssper aud elegant chair cars.
Use the worlds pictorial lins. purchasing
tickets Al No. % North Main street
II. O. WmRoE,
Freight and Passenger Agent
Insist upon your grocer sending up Rex
nour
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VIII pay the costs Of two weeks trip 10
Hot Syringe Ark, sai retain. including
all Necessary tH.enseA Tickets sleeping
car be tbs. meals on route aud board AZ ths
Eastman. Park or Arlington hotels at tue
hot Springs. II you are contemplating
such try this oEcu sion Will save Is neat
ittle foiL IL is 90 start from ~. Pau aud
Ainn. uro.is Jan. B. 1874 VIA the A. lnue-
aEous a - Louis railway (Albert Lea
fuutcl. Gotuz via go. Louis aud tie Iron
Mountain ruutr. A nl4usgs viii nccoiu-
psnF the partl aul look after their COW
forts Throust s,ropo and dinine cars.
The railroad tickst will be good for ninety
asTs, 90 that " anT % ths parties q this
excursion desire 20 y olong their sta they
will 10 40 liberty 10 do 80. Accommoda-
lions ahould b. engaged - Tar ausad OF the
date OF srguraion - Tcsaihie. Address nny
agent Of abe Minneapolis a 81 Louis all
vaI, o O. Al. Pam, q. 4. A 4. A..
AlnneapOiia Nina
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PERIODICALS.

1hs Volumes - the WEEKLY begin with the
hrtt numb for January OF each year. Whoa
no time IL mentioned, eubscri rtions will begin
with the number currest AZ the time Of receipt
Of orier.
bound Volumes Of HARPER's WEEKLY for
three years back, IA neat hloth binding. will 10
sent by mail, postage paid, or by express. free q
expense provided the freiaht doos not exceed
one dollar Ter voumei, for a.. % per volume
Cloth Cafes for each volume. suitable for
hindins, will b. sent by mai. port paid on
receipt 81 81 % "a %.
Eemittancos thoud be made b. post-oflics
Money order or Draft. % av0id chance Of loss.
Newspapers not 10 copy this advertise-
ment without the express order u Harper &
Bro hers.
Address;
HARPER 4 BROTHERS. NEw YORK
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Here's groceries seasonable
and reasonable. You'll pay
twice the oney anywhere else;
New buckwheat, * lbs. SSc
Vermont maple syrup, gal. ooc
Comb honey, 10. 25c
New maple sugar, lbs for SC
Finest catsup, per bottle. 2Sc
New England mincemeat,
packagc -.....-......... GOc
Mincemcat, s 10 jar....... 7sc
Jelly, 5-lb can............ 4oc
Queen olives, quart....... 3oc
Full cream brick cheese, 10. Isc
Alaska salmon. lib can. Ioc
Imported sardines, cam. ISc
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The Volumes 81 the BszAr begin with the fsst-
NumDer for January OF each year. When no
time IL mentioned. subscriptions will begin with
the Number current ~ the ting Of receipt Of
order
Bound Volumes % HAKPTHs HAzAR for the
years back In neat cloth hinding. viii be sent
b. mail, postage paid, or b. express. free Of ex-
pense lprovidsd ths freight does not exceed one
dollar per volumsl. for 81 70 per volume
Cloth Cases Tor each volume. suiiahls for
binding. will b. seat By mail. postpaid on
receipt % Sl.0o each.
Money Order or Draft. 20 avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not 20 copy this advertisement
without the express order Of Harper brothers.
Address;
HARPER 4 BRoTHERn Nav YoEK
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He.en. Turn versln CONCERT.

A s25 china fish set. hand painted. for si2 at
The co Hive this week
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one dollar will buy ~ yards Of Fruit Of the
Loom" muslin 81 The iiee Live.
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPKRs nAzAR is q journal for the home. Il
Hivee the fullest and latest information about
Fashions; and its numerous Illustrations Paris
designs. and pattern-shset supplements are in
dispeAsabls alike 20 the home dress-mAksr and
the professional mooiste. Ne expense IL spare1
to make its artistic attracuvsnoss Of the highest
order. Its bright storieA AN sing comedies.
and thoashtful essAys satisfy all tastes, aud its
last page u famoas . budget OF wit aud
humor. In its weekly isf aes everything IL in
cluded which is Of interest 20 women. lha
SsriAi. Cor 1894 Will be written by WilliAh Black
and Walter Hesant- rkort ,stories viii be
written by Mary n wilkins Maria Louise Pool,
kuth Mot merry ttuAFt. Marion HArland and
others Outdoor sports and n door Cameo
Socifl Entertainment, Embroidery. ano --ker
interesting topics will receive constant atton-
tion. new cries IL promise of "Cofie- and
kepatca. -
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HELENA N BRIEF

o. will huy library hanging lamp AZ The
Bee Hive thar will cost e At any ,ther store.
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1894.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harms WEEKLY is beyond all question tha
leading journal Of America in lite splendid
II ustrNti0ns. in its corps Of distinguished con
tributors. and ia its vast army OF roaderA In
special lines. It dravs on the highest order Of
inR to treat tie leading topics OF the day. In
hotiOn. the most popular story writers con
tribute TO its columns. superb drawings BY the
foremost artists nusrsta its special articles its
stories and every meta BILE event ~ pubiic inter
eat. IL contains portraits Of the distinguished
men and Women Who making the history OF
the time. while special attention u given 70 the
Army ane Navy. Amatuer port aud Music
and the Drama by distinguished experte In =
word h RPKR's WEEKLY combines the news
features OF the daily paper and the artistic and
literary qualities Of the magazine with tho solid
CRITICAL ch aractsr Of tho ravleW.
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Nuts we buy direct from the
grower. We buy them cheap,
but they must be fresh and first
choice. We won't have unde-
sirable goods at any price:
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nrrAnr IRON urrNt.
No >. Butte ccul, daily. exccp. s1n-
day . ....... ....... ............ ea1a m
No. "a Atlantic Express. aastlnf md. 1888 o.. u
No. - lacilc EAprofs. wesib1und 90 y 90
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This coal hod is only 2sc. An
other thing we want to say is
that all our House Furnishings
land we have the most in Helena)
are marked at prices to CORE
spond with the above:
Polished cake griddles 49,. zoe
Solid steel fry pans .. 3oc
Tin pie plates, for.... SC
Dover egg beater ....... Ioc
Nickle stove pokers. ...... Ioc
Wood fibre water pals 49,. $50
Wire corn peppers. $4,000. Ioc
4-hole mouse traps. .. SC
Japanned fire shovels. 49,. SC
Japanned dust pam. . SC
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Tuya Ss5O hat for 81 at Tho Pee Hive this
week.
Go TO the clearing sale this eek OF crockery
glassware. lamps and other goods Al he 80
Hive
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hetenA lurn Nerein concert
The Helena Turn Verein will Give bsne-
az concert at Turner hall. on thursday
next. Jan. %. The programme will be az
follows;
Nollert & Websr's orchestra
My Heaven on hArth ................E 4, NeumAn
Maennerchoir.
Overture, Berlin Vie o. WENT und Lacht....
............-...... .....-.......+..... Conrad
Orchestra.
lorEet Mo NOT IlothOW
Ma'nnercho.r.
Selection Wang, Orchestra 90. ....... Boettger
Solo quArtette 6ood Night You Flowers Witt
Mesirs Opel. Maggie, Seller, Blume.
Walt. COlumbiA ZIP sitiou b. .. ........ Rope
bass solo with choir. The Iippler's Throat.
Mr.. A. Seller and Maennerohoir.
Selection. The 6ipsy Balfe
Orchestra.
Miss Jennie Hepnsr.
Soprano solo. Ally star .... ..... II. COopar
Ma Marie Blum
eleotluns Ahsnafohy -s-. MlioeAet
6aiety " altz 900. .... ................ Gumbeft
Mrs Marie lume Mr.. Chas. Geier
Gallop Of the four Hundred .......... Benjamin
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Libr ~ Car.

Passengers booked 10 Europo hy she fo,lovirs
fret elias huss. tuuari. White star. Auchn-
lied tar Allan, American, and others. lr.-
pa "a passages from kurope arraugrI
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ARRIVE At uFrFVs.
40. q Atlantic Express. oastholui. f2.Z5 o. tn
Nu. 49, iaciAc xprees, wefth1uld a.i3 b. fu
No. 2. butte Local. daily except sun
dax GO Ia IN
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Dor further Information. mapl rstsa oic.
call al
No. Nerth Msia street. ueiena
Or writ he undersignol
". PITTS. City Ticket Agent
M uAhDEk, GeAsral AEent.
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ANANhiS 9AONS pOfNNl . AO(
Wood fibre water pals 80. 3Sc
Wire corn peppers. .... Ioc
4-hole mouse traps. .. SC
Japanned fire shovels. 800. SC
Japanned dust pan. SC
There will be lots of skates
wanted to-day, and very little
money will suffice to supply the
want-that is, il spent here. No
skates but the best-Barney g.
Berry. Prices run like this;
Barney & Berry all steel
club skates, pair. ...... 6oc
Barney 81 Berry all steel
club skates, nickle plated,
pair. .......... 0oc
Barney 81 Berry all steel
Ladies' skates, pair go. 75c
All sizes from s to IL in any
of the above.
And then sleds. Think of the
doctor bills few cents invested
in a sled will save:
Boys coasting sled, round
runners. .............S 90
Others at 81, $I.Io, $I.25,
$I.75 and ........... 200
Girls hardwood fancy high
sleds. ..... ~ Is
Others at 81, $I.Io, $3.50, IT'S
There's no sort of basket you
can name that is not for sale
here. They come from all parts
oil the world, but from no matter
where, they reach a price little
ness here that is surprising.
Seems like a small saving per-
haps, to buy two packages of
gum instead of one for SC, and to
buy a pound of marshmallows for
25c instead of 6oc. If it were
dollars you'd soon see the saving.
1t would be $40 worth of goods
for s., and 500 worth for $2s.
A No. marshmallows, Id. . 2sc
Chewing gum, ? pkgs. go. SC
Stick candy, Id. ........... Ioc
Caramels, lbs. .......... &c
Mint lozenges, ID. ......... Isc
French mixed, lbs. ..... 2sc
Nuts we buy direct from the
grower. We buy them cheap,
but they must be fresh and first
choice. We won't have unde-
sirable goods at any price;
Walnuts, lb.............. 1sc
Brazlls, lb............... Isc
PeCans, ID .............. nc
Filberts, lb............... IscI
Soft shell almonds, Id. ..... zoe
Black Walnuts. / lbs for &c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-08
HINTS FOR The SUMNER
Try and keep cool.
Do not get excited.

Try and keep cool.
Do not get excited
Exertion is good-over exertion, injurious.
Keep the blood cool, well circulated and
healthy.
Do not eat fat OIL heavy foods, but those
that will nourish and not overhead.
Don't eatzunripe fruits or other unwhole-
some food.
Keep yourself clean, keep your home clean,
and live in a clean neighborhood
II you feel heated, do not resort to lev
drinks, but take a little pure medicinal
wniskey in iced water.
Remember that there is but one pure medf
cinal whiskey IN the market and that is
Duny's Pure Malt, and that is the only kind
that can safely6e depended upon during hot
weather.
1t may be that some people, possibly your
druggist or grocer, viii tell You that ther6 are
other whiskeys Just as good" If you are
wise you will not be deceived but Insist upon
having that which is purest best, and certain
to do you good.
If you follow these common sense 'sugges
lions there is no reason why you are not
through the summer, free from colds, sum
mer complaints and all the changes which
surround US during this trying time of the
year
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marine INTELLIGENCE.
Continued on seventh rage

man Bros. John Lyons SEQ, n Lang Moore &
Co, Mutual coop Assn. The Miller Co Mutual
g L Go, McGrath Go, } NJ Mcbride, q n
Nichols Norton s Il, Uppe4heimer s 4 Co.
Bro, Palmer Hardware Ga. savannah Grocery
Co, j ) silva. Savannah Furniture Co. SnVan-
nah n S Co, II Sulter, SolOm0ns Il Co. $ solo.
mons, l. strong, j T Shuptrine S Co G IL
Schroeder. II Schroeder J w 1eeple & Co. w
TAYLOR. G w Tiedeman q Bro w ID thomas
4 Co. T West s. Co, a NJ s c w West j Z
Williams s Co, d l. Waters, d Weed IS Co,
Mrs f d Wheat.
Per steamship Kansas City from New York
Leopold Adler. Atlantic Co, Adams - q p
Co, M 4 d a Byck, Estate S w Branch,
Byck Bros. Bradley q J, Brush f L s. p co,
w G Cooper, Cornwell & c, Coilat Bros, D
Curtis, 4 + Churchill, } Dixon 6 Co. p Day,
James Douglass. NJ Doyle j Derst. A
Dcutsch, j J Dale g. Co j Il Elustein Electric
5 3 Geo. Ehrlich Bro IEpstetn s. Bro,
Eckman s. Y. q Eckstein & Co. Fuwuett 3roS,
toNe n Al. h url or, NJ FerSt'S Sons & Co.
Frank Il Co. Fretwell & n. w w Ferguson q
Co. & inn BROS. Fleisv hman s. Col y t7urnett.
: Guckenheimer q Sons Great All & Pac 4 Co
G Gray * son, j h Grutman, Garfunkel s. son.
J. Greer. p J Golden. D Hogan. Hecker j
M Co Heuisler 4 H. M y Henderson Hun &
+, Fl Hirsch, r f. Hoyle GrO1ery COD 3 John.
son Jackson II s. Co. Kolshorn & NJ, n Lang
John Lyons & Co. n LoveIs Sons, Mrs - a
Lee, Lindsay & M, II II Livingston, Launcy g.
G. LevkowicZ, M Lasky, Luddcn y B. b
Latar, Lang, J Lyn h, l. r Myers s Co,
MeinhaTd Bros & Co. MOhr Bros, j MEG rath
g Co. Morning News, Mutual Coop Ass n, Ii
q Moore u Co, Il Moyle f Ii Morse, "A l. Man
dock, w Is Nell Co, NJ Nathan, M + & w II
Mccarthy. Mrs p Newman. Norton & H. = II
Gppenheimer, Mrs G S Owens order notify j
} Autz, order notify National Bank, order no,
tify M Lasky, order notify IA 4 Moore 6; Co.
order notify Georgia Brewing Assn, order
notify G. w TiedcmGn & Bro order notify j Is
Johnson, Palmer Hardware Co, l. Putzel
Peacock Fl 4 Co, SavGanah Grocery Co. j
Ripple. II Solomon X Son, Solomons s, Co,
Smith Bros, G II Stults & Co, Z d Springer,
Savannah Cotton Mills. savannah Brewing
Co, f. Schwarz, + h w Ry. Sullivan, 5 A
Schroiner, l. c Strong, J ) silva, J.Schren,
savannah Dredging Co, II Sulter r Sampson
7 senator, Spellinan < O.B. A Saseen A
Co. Mis- Vankemann, j ID Weei & Co, Watson
z, Nj \ q W West, steamer Katie, steamer
Alpha, steamer Bellevue, Southern EXpless
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-08
POVERTY IN JERUSALEM.
Suffering and Disease in tho Jewish
Quarters Of the City.

D London, June 5.-The secretary Of the
society Tor the relief of prosecuted Jews
sends to the Times letter, describing the
work of the societys missionary, Scott
MoncrieT, in Jerusalem. Mr.. Moncrief
with the American consul, visited the
poorest quarters in Jerusalem and found
Jews in filthy caves and cellars suffering
from hopeless disease and misery, some
of them being blind. feyer-stricken, and
consumptive, and all Of them glad of a
dole of a lNlf-penny charity per week. II
was ascertained that most OF the 10000
Jews in Jerusalem are exceedingly poor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-08
POLITICS IN soREvEN.
The County VIII GO for Atkinson by
a Large Majority.

Sylyania, Ca, June The executive
committee of the Peoples party for this
county met here yesterday and selected
delegates to their congressional and sena-
torial conventions. A bid was made for
the colored vote by putting three negroes
on each delegation.
The democratic executive committee
met in Sylyania today and called an cleo
ton for delegates 10 the gubernatorial
convention for June 81. The election will
be held at the various precincts in the
county. The county will go for Atkinson
by large majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-08
I. II. IN III,
Observer, Weather Bureau
Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
..--.-.-- WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, June Z, 10 p. m, 1894.
WEATHER sTNoPsI

WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
II is'60 to So cooler along the immediate
South Atlantic coast, aud a. cooler in
Southeastern Florida and Middle Ne
braska. Elsewhere the temperature has
risen or remained nearly stationary. A
decided warm wave has made its appear
ance in the extreme northwest. AT 8
O'Clock tonight the mercury registered
S6' at Bismarck, n. D., with current
wind velocity of thirty miles per hour
The cool wave centers tonight in Tennes-
see. with diminished intensity.
The storm, central Wednesday night
Of the North Carolina coast, has moved
northeastward and now centers some dis
tanceolf the New England coast. Cloud
mess prevails in Middle Nebraska, Ohio,
Southeastern New York, and throughout
the Florida peninsula, with rain falling
at Tampa. Elsewhere generally clear
weather is reported During the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at o'clock p. m.
to-day fair weather prevailed through
out the Little Rock, Memphis, Mont
gomery, New Orleans and Vicksburg cot
ton region districts. Elsewhere in the
cotton belt widely scattered, light show
ers were reported F. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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The Wreck of the Bear.

The MORNING NEWS dispatches an
uounced yesterday the wreck of the
United States revenue steamer Bear on
her way from San Francisco to join the
Beriug sea Feet. Lieut.. j. E. Derry,
second assistant engineer who was
stationed at Savannah on the Boutwell,
for three years, left here in March to
Join the Bear and it is supposed is in the
wreck. No lives We're lost however.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-08
MAY BE MADE a MAUsoLEUM
The Beautiful $4,000 Chapel Shown
at the Worlds Fair Sold.

Chicago. June 4.-The $4,000 chapel
which was one Of the chief features Of
the Tiffany exhibit at the exposition, has
been purchased by Chicago widow, and
will be set up in this city next spring as q
memorial chapel.
This lady who bought the chapel, has
not yet decided if it will be built as al
addition 10 some church, or inclosed il
its own building and set up as a mission
or used as chapel TO the family mauso
leum. The themes represented in the
window decorations are the "Entomb
ment. Tho Madonna and Child" and
The Story of the Cross" With the
chapel is included the leweled cross
watch is composed of white and yellow
topaz.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-08
AN IMPROVED GALLows.
a Condemned Man Becomes His Own
Exocutioner-A Protest Filed.
IRON the Philadelphia Ledger

hIOH the fnllduelpnlH Ledger,
Hartford, Conn, June 5.-Warden
Woodbridge, of the Connecticut state
prison, has placed in the new execution
house an improved gallows, by which a
condemned man becomes his own execu-
tioncr. BY stepping on the drop he starts
a flow Of water The weight Of the water
finally releases the spring which holds
the drop. Jack Cronin has been SEN
fenced to die by this machine on Aug q
At the session of the state board Of chart
ties DR.. a. w Tracy, president of the
board, presented his written protest
against the hanging Of convicts by War
den Woodbridges new contrivance. Dr.
Tracy argues that it is illegal, because
the law cannot compel man TO become
his own eXecutioner or a suicide.
Look here Staggers; ! don't believe you
can look an honest man in the face.n
Well ! won't deny 1t until I'm brought
face to face with one"-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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MOBILE SHUT OUT.
The Visitors Unable to Kit the
Charleston Twirler Effectively.

Charleston Twirler Effectively.
Charleston, S. c.. June Mcfarland
was the stumbling block which Mobile
ran against. to-day His pitching was of
The gilt edge" order knorr also pitched
good game, but his support at critical
stages was poor. Mclaughlin was de-
cIoedlv off in some of his decisions, al
though they would only have tected the
number of runs Charleston made. Fields
nome run was the feature. The score
r. II. r.
Charleston ...... 10000 II 2
Mobilc................O 0 o 5000 2
-, Eattertes-Mc Mcfarland and Fields; Knorr,
Wells aud frost
Umpire Mclaughlin.