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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

To-day IL the beginning Of the lenten
season. Easter sunday falls on March IS.
The next attraction as Miug's opera
house will be Ole Olsen. which coIaOs next
week.
r. -. Temptation and others have located
the Keystons lode, amended, on the South
Fork Of Dry guloh.
william Woodoook desires 10 return
thanks 20 bis many friends TO- the kindness
they showed him during the illness and
after the death of his wife.
The Union Pacific railroad has rece .tly
inauguIatsd a special fast ( eight service.
A carload of beer, the nrst ever received in
Helena over that line. arrived in town yes
terday on time.
The Helena Chinese received many visit
ors Yesterday. A ma oFity of the callers
wanted TO see the Chinese baby. but the
little one was unweil, aud callers we're in
vited TO come again.
The relief association OF Great Falls 10
considering the advisability OF inviting the
Helena Banjo and Mandolin club to that
oity, the idea being TO give an entertain ment
for the benefit OF the Great Fails poor.
The lecture Of LisutGov. Botkin before
the Unity club last evening was largely at
tended md was very interesting. His sub
hour OF more the lecturer held the close
attention of his audience.
The reception by the Montana club last
niqh wac the social ev nj OF thu season.
ID was 20 the lady fsiends OF She members.
Elegant refreshments were served, and
after the handsome building had been ex-
plor0d thoTsu ghly the younger folks nd
some of those not so young devoted an hour
or more N dancing.
patty Of Chicago newspaper men, who
have been doing" the MidwinteF fair at
an Francisco for their papers. will arrive
Ia Helena Thursday morning on their way
home. They travel In a special car which
will be attached 20 ths regular east hound
express. An eIdeaVor will be made 10 have
them remain over in Helena day.
The many friends of Miss Matte Cutler
gave her a surprise pArty ON Monday eve
ming at her home. 1881 Helena avenue, tho
occasion being the hfteenth anniversary OF
the young lady's birthday. About thirty
i've couple were present. Cards and dane
ing were the chief amusementa Al mid
night a tempting lunch was spread. Many
handsome presents were received.
The performances of Hamlet. given Mon.
day evening" at Missoulh by the dramatic
club of that CITY. was in every way a per-
feet success The costumes and stage trap
pings we're elegant and approx riate. Mr..
BandmAnn'a Hamlet IL too well known 20
the Montana public for eommsnt His
performance Monday evening was evs5y-
thing that could be desired. Mrs. Band
mann as the queen received much applause
she and Nj. Bandmann receiving a number
of rooalls Miss Ida Freeman. a. Ophslia,
received much applause. The club has
every reason 60 be proud Of their perform
ance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

Though the state oanno, take any steps
20 secure new trial when q person has
BEEN acquitted OF an alleged crime. or
when she verdict for any othsr feason IL
not satisfactory, ID has the right 10 90 20
the supreme oouft in criminal cases in
order 10 secure ratings Of that body on
exceptions reserved by the proseoution at
the time OF trial. hits is what County
Attorney Nolan proposes 70 do In the case
Of Frank BE unAk. recently convicted Of
ma der and sent 20 the psnitentiAry for
life. Daring the trial the prosecution az
ceptsd 20 q number OF the rulings Of Judge
DuBose. IL IL on two OF these exceptions
only that the county attorney desires the
opinion Of the supreme court a. the matter
a. issue may be OF Importance In future
criminal trials. The county attorney, in max
ing his opening statement to the iuFy a. 20
the evidence 10 be used In behalf OF the
state. used q disgram showing the scene OF
the shooting and the relative locations OF
the different buildings. The diagram. he
stated. was TO be used on the tdal. The
defense objected and the court sust ined
she objection. TIE state eKospted, ressrv-
ing tie question specially rs a question Of
law. the correctness OF which was 10 he de-
termined upon appeal. The diagram was
subsequently, introduced as evidences.
The other exception was IN regard to the
evidence Of Deputy Sheriff GAbisoh, called
on rsbuttal. in references 60 a conversation
had with the prisoner Ia the county jail
Gabisch. after saying he had exercised no
threats and held out no Inducements 20 the
prisoner 10 make any statement. was asked
STOUT the conversation. The defense OBJ
iectod on the ground that this was not
roper Tsbuttal. The county attorney said
II Was for the purpose OF showing that Bel
MAX was perfectly sane. IL wasn't any
thing no to the commission Of the oiine
except 80 far es the recital
OF she facts would show that
ths accused could make dstEi.ed and CO.
herent statement OF the Hhsir. IL was so
coherent "a TO preclude tho ossibiitv Of
entertaining she suspicion of insanity.
After some further argument the jury were
taken out of the room and Gebiseh was
allowed 10 tell OF tue conversation IN their
absence. Gabisch told the court that Bella.
max called him al the jail and commenced
10 tell hrs whole story. saying Il was
knocked down by Bob MoDRniels and my
nose was bleeding, and then got up and
vent TO my cabin and got the shotgun. /
wanted TO Kill Bob McDAnisls." Judge Do
Bose then sustained the defense's objection
TO the evidence. and the county attorney
asked leave 20 introduce it &c evidence in
chief he said, in reply TO a question. that
ho knew of this evidence befo e, but la bored
under the impression that it wes proper e
bnttRl. The oouTt also refused 10 let ths
state reopen it's case.
IL Is to settle these queations that the
county attorney takes the appeal 10 she
supreme court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
FINKELsTEIN's LAW SUITS.
They Are Becoming Involved In = Few
More Intrioacies-

They Are Becoming Involved In Few
More Intrioaeies
Judge Back, OF she dlst let court. has two
motions under advisemsnt which NAV have
some bearing on the affairs OF Max Finksl-
stein who is defendant in a suit for divorce
brought by Eva Finkelstein. aud who lie
also defendant In a criminal action brought
by her for living with another woman while
be still had wife living. Sarah Elsbsrt
"the Other woman" is also defendant in an
action brought by Eva Finkelstein TO re-
cover $4,000 for AlienAtinR the affections
OF her husband. One OF the motions pend
ing bsfo Judge Buck IL TO strike cot part
OF the replication. IL raises the question Of
Limitation In the matter OF uamapea The
other motion 10 TO cause Iva Finkelstsin 30
choose whether she will felr. ia her suit
against Sarah EisbeTt. on the cha'gs Of
isnatinR the elections Of Max Fiukel-
stein IN 1881 al 81 Louis. o. the charge OF
doing the same thing In Montana In 1898
Judge Back will probably uis on the mo-
tiOns some tims this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
THE JENKINS INJUNCTION.
Judge Knowles says There IL no Lew
That Can Compel n Man 90 work.

Judge Knowles says There IL no Lew
That Can Compel Man 10 work.
Judge Hiram Knowles. OF the United
states oourt, who IL now In Bate talked 20
an Inter Mountain reporter relative 30 the
INJUNCTION recently issued by Judge Jsn-
kins, Of Milwaukee. Judge KnoWlas said
be had not issued an injunction himself, as
reported. though an application had besn
made 20 him for one. The judge said he
had never heard from any Of the employees
Just what their grievances a'e. IL they
have anT they ought 10 let the court know
of thsm and this sitting of the oourt viii
no the proper time. Relative 20 the IN
junction issued by Judge jenkins, Judge
Knowles saws that did not contemplate
that the operatives Of the Noithern fsoinc
wouid not be allowed 20 stop work. There
IL no law he said. that can make citizen
keep on wo kina u he desires 20
stop. What the Injunction did contem-
plate was that she employees should NOS
strike In suoh manner Hs 10 damage or
inibre the y operty. The railroad 10 now
In the possession OF the United states
courts for the benefit Of the creditors, and
the Unitsd States government 10 bound 10
y eaervo the D. operty ia the best Ossibls
mnnnrT while 10 holds dosssssion Of IA
Judge Knowles said trainmen could not
leave an engine Standing Ia Elk Park, Tor
instance 70 the iheohNehie1oe VI tho PNSS,'S
or hindering the delivery Of mails. The
workmsn are obliRed TO deliver the ain
20 he destination or over TO the company.
The same would be true Of teamster. he
could not throw down the lines ana leave a
horse and wagon standing in the road. he
is obliged 90 deliver 10 70 abe owner and
then stop work II he wants 20. That in
effect is the result OF the injunction, Judge
knowles says. No der was issued pre-
venting the men from striking or stopping
work. but simply do no aet that would in
lore the property OF tue railroad COMPANY
while IL was nndsE the control OF the
n
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
THoMPsoN ARRAIGNED.
His Lawyer Claims That Nothing Grim
inai Has Been Done.

HIS Lawyer Claims That Nothing Grim
inai Has Been Done.
Harry Il. Thompson. assgnss Of the
Jackson music house, through his counsel
f. w. Toole pleaded not guilty In Judge
Hunts department OF the district court to
an information charging him with embsz-
element OF funds of She concern. The in
formation charges that the smbezzlement
took place whilo Thompson was acting az
agent 0mploye and servant OF George
w. Jackson. tho assigno-. LRvysr loole
asked 10 have the case set for some time
next week. Az the same time he did not
$50 why the court should burden the state
with the cost Of = jury aud the trial when
no crime had been committed. The infor-
mation did not show the ommission OF
any crime. thompson was neither the
agent, the emf loye. nor the servant OF tLe
assignor. As assignee he had the right TO
handle the funds as be pleased. Conosding
that Thompson took any moneV. teere was
nothing iminal in IL. Tue law did not
coytT such a ease. County Attorney Nolan
claimed that the word agent ia the law
ground and that under that provision
Thorn pson could be held liable. II was de-
cidsd 10 make out few oints 30 as 10
bring the matter y operly before the eou
for argument on the question whether the
statute covers the alleged otfense. II tho
court sdstaina the position taken BY Law
yer Toole. the wrongful use OF any trust
iuuds by Thompson. II any were 30 ussd.
will resolve itself into q simple Questit n OF
breach OF trust and end all criminal pro-
oeedingB.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
PERSONAL

Or. Hogan. OF Bozsman. is In town.
Chas. L. Severance. of Okla, IL guest al
The Helena.
Adjutant- General c. +. LLOYD Was over
from Butte yesterday.
simon Jacobs Of Butte. il among the
west side people in town.
A. ID. Lynch. special bank examiner. and
A. ". Lyman leave on this mornings
NoTthera Pacific train fer Washington.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barnard B.own and Miss
Miller left yesterday for the east Mr.. Brown
will 90 90 Grand Rapids, Mich. aud Mrs.
Brown 60 ChicHgo 10 see her son, who 10
quite Al there. Mas Miller will accompany
Ms. Brown. They expect 10 return IN
about three weeks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
HAzED A MONTANA BOY.
n. !. Poland H.s q Peculiar Experience At
Rutgers College.

n. L. Poland Has q Peculiar Experience Al
HutEsF's College.
A recent Issue Of the New York san tells
Of a hazinR sHpefience Of n. l.. Poand, =
Montana boy. Poland 10 freshman. aHd
the other night his class had a spread.
The sophomo - found IL out and 4 led 10
break the banquet up. but the freshmen
had policemen on guard, and the sophs hsd
70 give up this attempt. 10 happened that
all Of the freshmen had not gone 70 tho
banquet. and among these was Poland. He
was In bed asleep when the sophs maes the
raid on his room. Poland was made to
stand on n table in his night-ahirt. some
one ran for a can of paint, and when 10 ar
rived Poland was stripped and aftistioally
decorated In pea Rreon. After the decorA.
tlon be was told 20 dance. ana II he did mot
dance fast enough he was touched up with
generous daubs Of paiD1 An investigation
IL now In progress 40 Rutgers that u oaus-
ina several young men great deal OF
worry.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

ThTeo thousand mile books good over en-
tire system, including steamers. tFort-
land 30 san Francisco aud Montana Union
ailvay, with baggage alloWHnee OF go
pounds, nov on sale 90 two and oue-lalf
conts FER mile.
OnlT lire 90 the east via ala Laks and
Denver. Puliman diniaR snd sleeping cara
aiao tourlst Sleeper and elegant chair oars
lae the world's pictorial line. purchasing
tickets a. No. - North Main street
n. q. Musos,
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

To-day being Ash wednesday there will
be services at 81. Peters church AZ 7.aB a.
M. (holy oommunionl. n a. NJ. and $50 y.
ga. Daily during Lent az 40 >. m. eH-
cept Wednesday. when the se vice will be
a. 7.30 d. IN. Coo al litany Wednesdays
and FTidage al ~ IN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPKR's Bazaar is = journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest Information about
fashioEs; and its numerous Illustrations Paris
designs, aud pAttern-sheet supple nents are in
dispensahle alike 90 the home dress-makeF and
tbs professional moaiste No expense is sparst
10 maze is artistic attracuvsnesa u the highest
order It's bright stories, am eing comedies.
and thoughtful eesaya satisfy al tastea And its
last page IL famous budget Of Wit and
humor. In its weekly issues everything IL in
cluded which is % interest TO women. he
sariai- sar 1874 will be written by vii ian Black
and Walter BesAnt short stories vii be
written by Mary wilkins. Maria Louise Pool,
kuth Mel nery rtuArt. Marion harlAnd. anu
others Outdoor sports ant door 1ames.
Socisl Entertainment. mhrntdery, Ano -Aer
interesting topic will receive constant Atten-
uon. new teries Is tromise u "Cotie- aud
hepatee. "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

1t takes big stock to present
new features and new bargains
every day, and it takes big bust
ness to carry such a stock. We've
got the stock and we do the
business.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


The Volumes Of the Bszar begin with the first
Number for January of each year When no
tire 10 mentioned. subscriptions will begin Nith
the Numbsr currsnt a. the time OF receipt OF
order.
Bound Volumes % HARrrRs hAzsA for the
years back. IN neat cloth bin lax. will be sent
by mai, postage pail or by express free Of ca
psnse lprovidsl the freight does not exceed one
dollar per volume. FOR a. % per volume,
Cloth lAres for esoa Volume. suitable for
bndinE. will BE- sent by mail postpaid. on
receipt - si.O0 each.
Remittance should he made BY post-oftes
Money order or Draft. to avoid chance or loss-
Newspapers ara not % copy this al yertisement
without the express orlr Of Harper brothers.
HARPER a BBoTHERA NKw YoRK
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

''Now. good digestion wait on appetite.
and health on both" -hacbath
Health good appetite anu q digestion are insured
by uslnR the coiebI a.. ''hox Hour. F"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

Eggs.
Butter
Apples.
Cider.
Oranges.
Lemons.
Cranberries.
Nuts Of ell kinds.
Figs and Dates.
Gar don Seeds.
Field Seeds.
Grass Seeds
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

Az AZ -
These prices for the very best
quality of English Semi-Porcelain,
with underglaze decorations, have
never been equaled in this sec
ton. They're good only for to-
day. Don't expect to buy them
again at these prices;
Dinner plates, 9 for 1900. 45c
Pie plates, 8 for ....... 4oc
Sauce plates, o for. . 3oc
Meat platters, Io-inch. ..... zoe
Meat platters, I2-inch. ..... 3sc
Meat platters, I4-inch. go. Doc
Vegetable dishes, oval or
square, II-inch. ..... soc
Vegetable dishes, oval or
square, 91l-inch. .. CSC
Vegetable dishes, oval or
square, 81 inches $50. zoe
Vegetable dishes, oval or
square, 7-inch. ...... I5c
Vegetable dishes, oval or
square, 6-inch. .... Ioc
Tea cups and saucers, 6 for $50
Sauce boats. .......... 25c
Covered vegetable dishes. soc
Pickle dishes ............. Ioc
Tea pots. ................ 4oc
Sugar bowls. .......... 4oc
Cream pitchers ........... 2oc
Bowls, large size. ... Ioc
"Acme" cold handled, solid
steel Fry Pans, best make, best
finish. Never sold before at these
prices:
S-inch diameter. ...... Ioc
S1s-inch diameter. ........ I5c
O-inch diameter. ......... I5c
Io-inch diameter. ........ zoe
II-inch diameter. ......... CSC
Another lot of the popular
All White Rose Glycerine
Soap came yesterday. The
price to-day will be I5c per
cake. It's 25c everywhere else.
When you're figuring your
expense for school stationery,
remember that you'll save by
sending the children here.
Graphic object drawing
books, numbers to 4,
each. ....... ........... Ioc
Graphic object drawing
books, numbers 5 to o,
each. ............... I5c
Spencerian copy books, each roc
knickerbocker drawing
tablets, for. .......... Isc
Very large pencil tablets. Ioc
Prof. Harsh wide ruled
paper, IS sheets. ... Sc
Spencerian pens, dozen. -. Ioc
Faher's pencils, each ...... Sc
Stenographic note books. Ioc
To storekeepers, restaurant
proprietors etc, we offer cash
slip, numbered from I TO 100,
with perforated stubs, at 10 for
25c.
Down 60 the groceries. and
up 20 the sales.
New England mince meat,
Pkg ............ IoC
Prices baking powder 1907.
Can.................... soc
Armour's dcviied ham, can. zoe
Kippercd herring, CAM. 2sc
Jockey Club sardines ...... IscI
Full cream brick cheese. -. sc
Queen olives, quart. soc
Finest marshmallows, lib
DON ........... ....... sc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
Legal blanks At th,. o.aoe
bargain, in NJ line. At In, l'eo Live.


90 TO the clearing sale this -seex Of crockery,
glAsswase. lamps aud other goods Ht he leo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
TO SETTLE TWO POINTS.
The State Takes Up an Appeal in
the Case OF Frank
Belunak.
A Ruling of the Supreme Court
Wanted on Some Ques-
tions OF Law.

Thompson Pleads Not 0uiIty-ousstion
Whistler There was Aay Crims-Fin-
kslsteins Legal Complications
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

Our Candy and
heVing Gum ls-
parfment j. tho
ltrxsst in Non
tana and contains
a lergo and we'll
A. ortel stock
Yon can buy
Chewing Gum a
us 81 hica o
pri &C. viii for
ward pies list "a
dealers on
application
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

a. lac Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
FORT HARRISON

Win begin to loom up in the future Every Contractor
and Builder in the will figure n the buildings
Many Carpenters will be employed, and Of them
will need tools. Our large and complete line of
Mechanical and Woodworking Tools demands the
of every mechanic in the
There has been large stock of tools in the
display. Prices lower than ever before
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
Poor Thing!
How 1t
Did Suffer!

And all because we did not know
about those Testhing RINGS and
Nipples combined My, how ele-
CANT they are, and so cheap, too.
Well Weall Wenlu
All the very latest in New Foods,
Rubber Tubing. Nipples. and a
thousand and one things all fresh
from the factory, in our window.
why does your baby cry at
night"
The tube is old and probably
dirty"
mot your fault2" Oh no. Just
this: Get a new one We sell the
best in the entire line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

dne Trench china dinner soi worth g.. CON
taiaing rag pieces, vail b. sold this wssk Al The
beo hiYe Tor t3i.13
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
Everyone Invited

To call and see = complete line Of china,
glassware. lamps, silverwars. ate.
Prices TO suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
II. J. EDWARDS. Park Avenus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

"Acme" cold handled, solid
steel Fry Pans, best make, best
finish. Never sold before at these
prices:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

this wcrk Tor 80.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07
Arrival. -, the Grand ,sptra,.

Glass stand lamps tor zoe at Tho Loo Hivo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

These prices for the very best
quality of English Semi Porcelain,
with underglaze decorations, have
never been equaled in this sec
ton. They're good only for to-
day. Don't expect to buy them
again at these prices:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24

If YOU force her out of a trot she moves
with a bouncing motion of her hind parts.
This is her condition as near as L can tell.
Please tell what is the matter and what
will relieve her.
Your mare probably is affected with para
plegia, or paralysis of the hind extremities,
1t may be due TO mechanical injury to the
spinal cord, from a broken back, or a sprain
of certain muscles of the loin region. In
your case, il is more probably due to
diseased agents in the blood. 1t is very i'm
portant TO find out the cause Of the paraly
sis, if possible. and seek to remove II. APP
ply hot water cloths across the loins and
repeat frequently. as hot can be borne.
If this does not relieve. blister across the
loins with fly blister ointment well rubbed
in. Give, internally. one drachm of powder
ca nux vomica, or grains of suphate of
strychnia. twice = day, until twitching of
some of the muscles occurs: then discou-
tisue for several days; then renew the treat
ment, using smaller doses OF the nux vorn-
lea, or the strychnine, gradually increasing,
until twitching again occurs. Give nutri-
tious bur not too bulky food. good Ventilsl-
ton, clean stabling. moderate exercise-if
she is capable of exercise-and good
grOgEnlBu