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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-22

vTrD--A YOUNG LADY De
w sfkES BOARD on moderate terms
~ private family or quiet boarding.
ha,,se References exchanged. Reply
stating terms, etc. Address BOAkDE En-
care Times. my
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-22

w ANTED-BOARDERS AT 1913 EAST
" CLAY STREET for rooms furnished
or uufIrnlshed. aUl5-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-22

CALESAlEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
> goods by sample to the wholesale
ard retail trade. sell on sight 10 every
business man or firm: liberal salary and
expenses paid: position permanent For
terms, address with stamp, CENTEN-
NAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Milwaukee, Wis. ap2J-su, tux hly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-22

VIZ ANTED-PROPERTY FOR RENT.
w We have numerous callers FOR
HOUSES, and could rent them If we
had them.
j. Z. HOCKADAY & CO,
my2O-lt north Eleventh street
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01
A Good Appetite

Always accompanies good health and appetite
indication Of something The universal testimony given by
those who have used Hoods Sasapae merits restoring
the appetite and purifier the blood constitutes the strongest
recommendation that can ne urged for any medicine.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01

RIER ID
Ed A. Church. manager Lansing heaer has been Chi
cago looking after the OF his Faust
-
Chareys Aunt" which week due for ap
the Lansing theater after the first Of the
-
At Fifteenth theatre in Omaha Fisher Scotts
pany playing weeks engage presenting "A Cold Day. and
Chips o The Old Block.
Monday night in New
Academy Music scale and with The
evening Della Fox opened the Casino with The Little Trooper
Ed Church is getting company ready
John Griffith Mephistophes has
city companys from the Pacific
giving attention the work Of preparation for
the Of 1885, 1t the present intention to the
in Chicago at Havlin's theatre September l6.
Owens "Faires Carnival" the the
Wednesday night much ambitious
people looked for is by all odds the most eab
and finished chdren entertainment given this city
dancing the Whmoe sisters of Omaha, has been much
oyed and Edith Thomas Puck and Charlie Parks M,h Her.
exhibit marked proficiency their They
performers The scenery and and general
spectacle the with this
Of attractions. The attendance has been fair.
Mall will play nights engagement,
theatre Friday and Saturday 'The Fast MALI
productions brought
the year 1t meo drama constructed along pop
ur lines, and appeals distinctive class Of theaer
Scenicaly, a triumph. Mechanical
ingenuity produced in this play effects Of
life The company presenting
play number Of people,
Of being the people Of Lincoln
Barnes of New York" will be presented Lansing theatre
Sept. 5. Emily Rg will appear which she
especially that of Marina PaoG the hot headed
girl who after many vicitudes
love than hate James Moore will the people Of
a his managerial judgement
with Of Burton O New York;
had the advantage Of the surroundings
stage afford companies Days, A. NJ.
Daniel Frohman' and last he toured the The
Mr.
Anstruher, the young English girl, whom Barnes succeeds
ming during railroad Journey the hands Of May anes
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01
THE COURIER


Miss Anna Barr N. Miss
gymnasium university the coming
DIR H.. C. is n Champaign, ILL.,
her old home in Iowa
Capt II. of guards, in Thursday
Mr. and Mrs returned
from their of the End are the Windsor Hotel
Frank b. hasre dfromh trip. Mrs. Harris will
emanse weeks longer
Mrs p. VI Raymond return Thursday from Chicago.
Bgnel, by Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Tuck
left for Hot Springs d., yesterday in private
L. c. Burr suffering poison received
during his Wyoming trip, is improving.
Miss Charlotte informally
day evening
Harry Harley Wordsworth Jones left Monday for the Big Horn
Mountains
Miss IizzB of Chicago S visiting n city,
The meeting to
residence of indefinitely postponed
of Madame Randars Illness
May Lewis formerly city living guest
ofMis Dena Loomis
family Wednesday weeks
n Colorado.
Mrs. E. ale son. Scott returned Thursday
le called there about month
illness of her MOTHER who much improved when she
left.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01

Hoods Pills all liver ills blousness aundice Indigestion
sick headache. DC
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01

returned from Chntauqua ~ V Miss Barr viii
be gymnasium university the coming
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01
:. M. Raymond returned Thursday from Oh

Mrs E. Bign, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs f. W. Tuck
er left for Hot Springs, S. d., yesterday in private
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01

of the Omaha guards, was in town Thurs
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01

Richardson and Mss Richardson have returned
from their uoft the andar a Windsor Hotel.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01


Ottumwa Hale called
her mother, who much when she
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-01

has been suffering from the effects of poison received
during his Wyoming trip, is improving
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
FOR AND AGAINST ANDERSON.

Argumsnts Made Before tho Supreme
Court of tho state.
Arguments on the appeal of Robert An
derson from the action OF the distrlct
court OF Park county In denying him new
trial. we're heard BY The supreme court yes
tsrdAy afternoon. Sydney Fox. counsel
for Anderson. argued In favor Of the new
trial on the grounds already published.
newly discovered evidence and misconduo OF
OF ssms Of the Jurors Who sAs on the case.
II. J. Miller. county attorney OF PAX. ar
Qued against the motion for q new trial.
saying among other things that there was
no doubt In his mind but that both An
dsrson and his alleged aooomplioe, VIM.
Mortimer. we're guilty OF murder
In the hrs. degree. Mortimer had.
however, voluntarily offered 30 make q
clean breast OF everything, and. AZ was the
custom, he had bsen allowed 10 plead guilty
TO the lesser odenss Of murder In the sec
ond degree for turninR stats's evidence. E.
Q. Day. assooiate counsel for the defense.
argued against the admisability OF the
cory Of the evidence which was not made
part OF the transcript on sppeai. Judge
Harwood said the motion for new prial
was predioAted on newly discovered eyi-
dence. aud the court could not tell whether
10 was newly discovered or nos without
seeing the testimony on tbs ttiaL The
copy Of ths evidence arrived last night. aud
will be taken By the court 10 be considered
in determining the matter. If thoy do no,
roach a conclusion before Thursday after
noon the governor wi grant Anderson a
few days further respite. IL they decide
aqAinas now triAl by that time Anderson
will be hanged Friday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04

discussion, and eveTy phASs OF ths situA-
tion was carefully olhvAansd. Attorney
General Olnsy WAS ths leading spirit. 10.
aanueh as through him comes I'll Of the
information bearing upon tho situation AZ
reported by United staios mArshala and ho
had q pile of kilograms 10 rehd 10 his aaao-
elatss. The sseTstaTy of war laid before
his associates the plans OF Gen. bohohsld,
no far 90 they are perfected, for nesting
any emergency that might arise. and they
were approved.
lie also reviewed the Instructions that
had been given TO Gen. Aiiss previous 10
his departure for Chicago. II Ia under
stood that Gen, Miles return 10 headqaAr-
ters was hastensd BY an intimation
that hls presence ia Chicago Waa desirable
nt this iunctufs. The oabins. meeting end
ed Abont two o'clock. b1t within an hour
Mr.. Olnsy had further information 10 com
muniente. That II must have been Of an
Important ohAfnotsT was shown by the fact
that haEty chlla went out from the White
house for tho secretary OF war and Gen.
Sohoneld. Tho latter was the 6tst 10 re-
spOnd, and was soon In close consultation
with the president.
10 IL not intended TO allow the troops 20
act At the whim OF a deputy or mAfehal,
who might lose his head In the faoe OF
discharge OF judicial processes the troops
will be kept stio,ly under military COM
mand Ia the fret Instance. and secondly
under tho control OF the president. lhia
IL provided for by q general order issued a
littls over q month ago In ths height of the
COxsy disturbance. 10 provides that when
ever troops are employed 10 enforce the
execution Of law by Judicial process thSy
must aot as q part Of the military power Of
the United States, aud "Aet under orders
OF tue president % aommsndsr-in-o ohief.
and his military aubordinAtos. They can
not be directed TO act under the orders Of
any civil ofiosr. Ihs commanding ofnoers
Of troops employed are directly responsible
TO tbeir military superiors. ANY unlawful
act on their part will NOT be eIcussbls on
the ground OF an order 10 thsm fiom q
marshal or other civil ofiiosr."
From the above II can be seen hos care
fully ths army officers must proceed In act
ing, aud the necessity that they afe under
OF waiting orders from the president before
taking the field. Troops have been called
out In strict conformity With the statutes,
provided by section 5Ss. which makes Il
lawful for the president TO employ them 10
enforce the faithful execution OF the lavl
Of the United States wherever thsy may b
foroibly opposed or execution foroibly OBJ
struotsd. The federal Rovsfpment having
decided that the presest attitude OF the
strikers 10 In violation of the Interstate
commerce Law, the president 10 warranted
In usina troops 10 enforce that Law 40 h,
would be In the case of any other statute.
although this Ia the first Instance where
recourse has been had 10 this particular
act guaranteeing unobstruetid commero,
between states.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
JOTrlNGs ABuUr Town.


The Minust club will have iti next dance
on July l3.
The United States court has adjourned
until July IL
There will b, no issue OF THr lspEPE SD-
ENr to- morrow.
Henry Heiaor has located twonty acres Of
placer in Ten Mile distrct.
Frederick BischofT has sold TO Peter Paul
cen lot IL, block b5S. Townaite; SliO.
The Bott base bail team will not b. over
to-day. and the game between che Helenas
and the Buttsa is OF.
May A. Hamilton has brought suit In
the district court for an Injunction TO re-
strain Hilda q. Hamilton from construct
ing ditch.
The land office Ia now located In the
Pittsburgh block. Miss Emeline Greens
has succeeded Mrs. swieest.s- Wilson as
one OF the clerks,
library has iust teen issued. II 10 devoted
to beeks for young people, aud gives good
idea OF the character Of the wo Ks cata.
logued.
The Helena Electric Co. (iorer line
have made ARRANGEMENTS 90 have tive
buses to connect with the car lne for Va,
! fair grounds to-day. The fare for tue trip
including car fare. will DO IL cents.
Eliza Foth was granted divorce from
! William lOth yesta day Ia Judge buekl
department OF tee district c0u I. Tho de-
cres wac obtained by default The grounds
wero habitual Drunkenness and crusltg.
Thoniaa GilchTist, J. >. Smith aud Goo
| Walker, OF AeleuH, aud Thomas Hudson
of roslun. have incorporated the Giiehfis
Coal company with a capital of 4N00O0 IN
sbates OF 81 enoh. The object 10 20 ininc
aud sell coal aud msnufaetufs nro brick,
etc.
A Thanksgiving aud speech about tht
psrfset law Of liberty will bo ueld TODAY At
three y. IN. In grovo right OF BsAttle
street On the sloro OF Mount Asoeasi0n.
conducted by Rev. u. Morleu AZ gool
weather luuch will bs taken. All are ia.
yitod.
Mrs. IL. j. Whitney died ~ San Fran
co, Gal, at 1850 3. ~. yeaterday. Owing d
the strike IL has been impodaihla for hol
/ family o. go to her, but she hss beon faith
fully Intended By her daughter. Miss &. l..
whitney, and her aiatet-in-lAw, Mrn. J.. w
Oison, OF Santa Rosa, Cal. This latoa'
nsws from her until yesterday gave strong
hOpos Tor her recovery.
The many friends ot John h. slepi. Tor
many yoara bookke0pef Tor sands DFes..
will regret 10 learn OF bis death Yesterday.
/ lie had been ~ for some wooka, but was
much better Monday. AMI hopsa were on-
tsTthiusd OF bis recovery. A relapse came
ye.ierday however. aud be died at noon.
| Iio was 85 years OF heo aud unmarried. ne
laayes a mother aud aistor in California.
| Tho funeral arrangements have nos been
/ completed.
A competitive oxamlnelijn under the
rules OF She United States civil aogyiec CONS
mission. of applieAnta for tho grades u
CLERK aud carrier VA the classified poaia
serves will be held ~ the city hall In thin
city. Aug, H. at aims o'clock u. ni. Aptll-
on blanta prescribed by tbo United state,
civil service uommiiaion. suoh blRnts can
be obtained 10 tho Iotoiiice from A. r.
CafIerS. Applications Will not ho accepted
anlesa hlsd before nvo o'clock on Moaday,
| july 20.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
DEATH IL THE PLUNGE


Hstold Allen, aRs1 a. came IN from
wichos on laet evenings tfein aod 10 com-
panV With q, J. Anhlo aad Joe Hlook, OF
Cofbin. went out 10 tho DroadWateT piuHpo
70 take "A swim. Within two hours after
,hoir arrival In tho oliT, young Allen was
taken out Of tho plunge u coTp,o. IT, and
Amble. after boiuR M the water some tlme,
got over iho rope which IL placed 1e osa
tho end Of tho doop uool, Anble could
eVlm though Allen could not Amblo we
holding Allen np. When thoy had gotten
about sd feet into ths deep water Allon
went nudsr. Amble held 0n 10 him aud
brought him 20 the aurfReh again nuo
started for shallow watof. Allon sunk
NRain aud Ambls once moro Rot him NJ
Amble saya Aa Ailou vent doWn o third
lime the unfortunate yunug man, Ia his
"a uRRlea, went of under Nats', Not being
m expert diver himeof, Amblo calloi iof
help. foon qaite n crowd collected, ~ tho
plunge was well lllso. Herman Ieek. the
professional sWimmef. WaA Ia ono OF the
dressing rooms when he heard the ofioa Tor
eaeietGnos. He had somo dillicaltY
getting out, owing 20 the knOb on
The inade being br0k0n. When ho Roi ont
he secured a rope aud weat % where The
crowd was and found tho b0dv ht the nfa.
dive. Accounts q hef no 20 tho bml hloh
was undof water. the vafioua stat nisata
making IL from f0ur 70 zen inmates Ey-
eTythiug posniblo was done TO TUsusoitato
the young mnD, Lut ~ no avail. Dc. Nm.
Tfsacy was Summoned and groye out fFCm
the city. An examination convinced bin
THAT the young man wac Loyond ths reach
OF mortal aid. The uncle Of tho ronur
man. %. X. Allen, OF this city. had Under
lnksr flsheFiy take charge Of The body.
NJ. Allen will start With sc to-day io' SJfa-
ouse. where young Aliens parents are,
Coroner Peasants summoned jury at the
Bfoadwater Nnd will bold sn inquest to-
morrow.
Young Allen was tbs only son OF Or. II.
II. Allen, professor OF obstetrics Ia Sffaeuse
Medical college. Dr. Allen quit Syracuse
after n severe attack Of the gFip, and cams
70 Montana for rest and TO uospetais
bringing his family along. The doctor
located st Wiekss. wholo be was physician
for the Alta Mining company. About sil
months ago he returned 10 Syracuss 20 stay.
His son. who had not been ia the best oi
health. decided 40 stay at wickos. kbout o
year ago young Allen had n severe hem-
o'rhaRe while in Chicago. aud was left
quite weak bY II. Lately hs had begun TO
regain In health. Ho had entcn a hearty
meol just before entering the plunRe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
The Situation at penYer.

DENVER. July 3,-PresidOnt jeffrey Is cir
oulsting constantly among the employees OF
tho Denver 4 Rio Grnnde road, striving to
induce them to remain loyal 10 The com.
pany. The A. II. L. has succeeded in shut.
ting of ntinentsl traffic, bat tho Rlo
Grnnde il the distributing channel for the
Burlington, the Alton, the Kansas Pacific
and tho Northwestern TAiiwAys, and has a
large territory. The Gulf road IL ope at
Ing north OF Denver and preparing, with
the ~ election Of United States ttoops aud
deputy marshAls. 10 open up the southern
line. seventy-hvs moIe deputies were
sent TO Trinidad to-day, where II Ia in
tended TO make wholesale arfetts OF sirik.
ers. Tho Union Pacific. the Burlington
and The Rock Island trninu 10 and & ON
Denver arc running regularly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
PERSONAL

S. IA. Grouse. Of Chicago lain town.
I. n. Collins. OF atos, Falls, is Al The
Grand Central.
from her nlneas.
hrs. hoDotmolt aud maid. Of Butte, are
al The Helena. Ms hoDermott, who IL
the wife Of tho United stAtoa marshal will
spend tho Fourth Ia Helena.
Quite q number OF Jefferson City pooplo
are In town for the fourth. among them
hoing ~ ksleou, Jas, Ryan, Mr.. Nslson.
Mas N. Bheliady, Amos hhsllady aud Miss
Jaara Sweet ThsV are =, the Grand Gem
tfs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04

CHICAGO. July a-Mayot Hopklas and
four members Of tho city council will con
for with Debs and the General Managers
association with q view 10 adjusting the
great strike. Thia was decided upon by n
unanimously adopted at Last nights meet
inc,
After a talk with the leaders OF The boy
cott to-day, Pete 4. htudebAksr said II
was true he was trying 10 bring about q
settlement OF The strike.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
Cornr 1h.ir Orainr.

MNNrAroLIs. July 3,-CoKey arrived TO-
day 90 fulnll an engagement TO speak "a
the local labor picnic tomorrow. Ho de-
elafed he was not responsible for the dop-
relations OF some Of hla foliowe .. but that
the movement had aooo On llishod great good
In calling attention 60 the oonditon OF the
Industrial GLASSES. lie declared he was
certain OF SleotIon 90 eonRIoaA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
No stock Reaohs. Chicago.

CnoAoo July s.-To-day. for the first
time in the history Of the live stock trade
in Chicago. not single carload of animals
reached tho Union stock yArda by iail
Absolutely the only live stock received was
= bunch OF thirteen hoRs thst came la n
wagon. Thousands OF packing house sm-
ploysa and other wofkmen Of the packing
town we're made idle. The Michigan Gem
trhl tried 10 make up and SHIRT a train load
OF dressed beef last night, but the train
and the beef was left 10 rot on the tracks
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04

CmoAoo. July 3,-Ths moat sweeping or.
der was tslscrephsd over the en,ire North
westoin system to-day. II will throw out
OF employment $4,000 men. 10 " intende I
10 strike IRON tho par oil during she con-
tinunnoo of the strike every man who iAnpt
absolutely necessary for tho dispatch of
what business the company icny bu able 10
handle,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
HERE'S TODAY.

Tho Place for Visitors 20 Get Tho Dsst
ice Cream.
Herr a Co.. 10 tho BsvOridRe block. have
arranged to take care OF lot OF people to-
day. both home folhs aud visitors. Herr
makes the best Ice cream In the city, and 4,
rsndy TO serve families OF parties at the
parlors. lie also bas the finest line of pure
confectionery in the city. splendid soda
water, and those who want the best ia these
lines will 20 10 He a Co.'s to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
DOUBLE STRONG BEER.

Made on Purpose for tho Celebration OF
tho Glorious Fourth.
Miller Il Co., the propristors OF the popu-
lar Helena brewery, have a surprise In STORE
for their friends for the 4th. 9th and Cab,
oa those dates they will havo on tap some
double strong beer. made for use In
celebrating the happy time Of ihe year
The above firm arc always looking oui for
the pleasures OF their patrons
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04

Cmoloo. Jolly .. 8.-PreudeTsaat the aHaas-
ain Of Mayo Carter Hafrlaon, was declared
mo, insane" by Jury in judge Payne's
court this afternoon aud. under asntsnCe Of
court must DO banged Friday, July ~.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
GOOD TINE ON THE FoURTn.

A Grand Concert at tho Helona Brewery
beer Garde0.
Among those who will not forget July
are the prop'ietors OF the Helena Brewery
Beer Garden. They are going to RiVO n
grand concert at tho garden. beginning at
siH p. m.. By the Helena Military band.
There will also b. nrswo ks display.
Drop in during tho evening. go, glass OF
good beer aud listen TO the music.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
The. ........,
Boston.
GOING TO CELEBRATE
FOURTH.
THE

BY giving great bargains in Mems
Clothing, and ask every man in
Helena and vicinity to assist us
in celebrating the Glorious Fourth
by calling on us and see what we
are really offering. A little
money obtains value and quality
from our great stock. See:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
DINNER TO-DAY.

Served At tho stockwslI From IL Until
Two O'CLOCK.
In plenty time for all 10 eniov the sports
OF the na,ioRal holiday. siookwell dinners
arc always aood-bu, to-day's dinner will
be better than usunl. Plenty of help so
you can 60. served wi,hou, delay. Warren
atfaat
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04

Same cut applies to the entire
stock of Mems Suits. Call on us
and see for yourselves.
We are BARGAIN GIvERs and
LEADERS and PROMOTERS OF
POPULAR PRICES.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04

To call aud 400 q Somplets line ol sbiAa
glassware. lamps tilvsfwara ata
Prices ~ salt every purio.
Beat goods lowest priosa.
n, J. EpWARps. 3 Pagh Avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-04
Harrahi Hurrahi

All callera a. our store to-day will be
presented with pieco Of red, white and
blue ribbon. M. l.. BoYER.
The advocate., 1894-03-07

o. ". MORsm.
Con MAAaRaE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-29
Vermont MethOdists.

The 50th annual session of the Yer
mont Methodist Episcopal conference
will be held at Bradford, April 1928.
Bishop Henry w. Warren of Denver, Col,
will preside. The examination OF csndi-
dates will begin April L.. The Vermont
conference consists of three districts
Montpelier, l.. Beeman, presiding elder,
II ministers and Sd preaching points ST.
Adams district, l.. O. Sherburne, presid
ing elder, 38 ministers and 40 preaching
points; St. Johnsbury district, Joseph
Hamilton, presiding elder, Al ministers
and IS preaching points. There are in
the Vermont conference 102 ministers
and 1913 preaching points. The past year
has been one of spiritual growth, al
though the loss by death has been IN
usually large. Two regular ministers
and several supplies have died, also stv-
eral wives of ministers. There will be
large class for examination this year and
fine conference program has been pre-
pared. Bishop Warren will give his
noted lecture on astronomy aud mission
airy speakers from abroad are expected.
Bishop Warren comes here from the Troy
conference.