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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

Huntington. Indicate his carly recovery.
Mrs. John Miller. who was called away
by the sudden illness OF her sister. NIB
Rhodes, Of Keswick. came back Tuesday.
Mrs. J. j. McfIenry. 81 Hartford, KY
left for her homo Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Sam Anderson, of Chiffon Forge,
f. visiting his father. near Hebron.
AftOnites think the trial OF jesse Wal
ker I'm stanton was n legal triumph in
his light sentence. His distillery, Heirs
Hottom." was half mile from Alton.
Walker was one Of the worst characters
ever about here. and the murder OF
Goolsbv. nagrante dclictO. was thought
To have been actuated as much by the
other w" IA by wine.
40 BONES BROKEN.
Mr.. Tavenor Goodloe and daughters,
Misses Mollic and Lot'ie. while crossing
the gap" in sleigh from Basic Wed
nesday. were capsizcl Fortunately. they
were not near the steep edge. and IN the
soft snow no bones were broken.
IL f. conceded that Hon. 81. George
fuckers notice 10 Mr. Jacob Yost Is the
most comprehensive and conclusive
paper that has ever been sent
OUT II covers the entire ground
torsoIy. calling frankly for proofs and not
political favoritism I'm tho Tenth District.
At this precinct SIR Ioet claims two
votes he cannot prove. Tho constable,
Mr. Thomas T.. Mays. Is n man against
whom no fault nor charge Of fraud can
he truly made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

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:nd.. Rings anl brackets. To-. each.
81 ones for 50.
50 ones for s..
s. one. for $50.
SD ones for s. ..
Abou, 81 s. aal 3 Gossamers for La
Ups cho,ca 15..
Mons Heavy Rubber Coats
g ones for $50.
e. ones (gr $40
{. oncs for Us.
q Irish Point sash Curtains now g
W.
g Irish Point Sash Curtains. now g a
t'ir
$50 Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains. H.r5
ar.
$40 Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains. s.
air
81 Swiss Ta-nbour Lace Curtains, 3 80
AIR
81 Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains $50
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cir.
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SIX LEATHER RAGS aND v.rrcrc
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Ladies' 600 cd1red p p1,t c,.
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Ladies' s. Pearl Gray Gaup,,o,s ,,..,,
t.itcting n, n,ir "uA''e's' piack
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
CoIorcd school Destroyed.

WASHINGTON. February "a tole-
gram received her" to-day says fire to-
tally destroyed the main structure of the
Industrial school for colorol youth near
NLAunsaaa. " Lu.. S.-.-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
cHEArER sENNICE.

The question Of cheaper telephone GER
vice viii very shortly be decided IN this
city. That a new telephone company,
guaranteeing cheaper service than at
present supplied, viii he Organized. there
is ID doubt. In fact. q sufficient amour,
If money for the pun So has already
been subscribed :.
con- Monday next mission 'erNloes VIII
D. commenced 40 Grace Episcopal church.
= le continued during the week. These
services Will be conducted b. the Rev.
Mercer Logan. j.. j..
Information has been receive! or iA"
destruction by Nre nieht before last o;
the residence Of Mr and Mrs. 'htit".
i'm New orleans. Nh Cha0e is sister o;
pr Il. u. and lion. ". p. Mcii"a.ne. o.
;his city.
SIR Henry Kayian. who Is 20 cole
hratc the oiehty--.Nth anniversary a. his
nirth iu Edi.imOr. most week. is wei
known in this ci'y-a- wel ia musical
as m artist.cM circles He resided 30
Petersburg from l>I ~ l,h-. he painted
portrait Of President Tyler. az the
N.r-in Nary. which WAS given % g
Catholic church ln Richmond and oi
Governor IroI,u. ~ North Carolina.
Several white mon were arrested to-
nicht on the charge of stealing coal be-
longing 90 the Norfolk and Western Rail
road C0uuavv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
EX-MAYOR JARRETT.
SUDDEN DEATH or THIS GOOD
CITIZEN or HEART-DIsEAsE.
Critical Illness of Mrs. II. J.. Bow
man--Mr. Trnylor's Painful IuJo-
rics--A Negro Accidentally shoots
HImscIf-kccfcr CAME fitch.

PETERSBURG. VA, February 9-(Spe-
ciaI)-EX-Nayor T. i. Jarratt died very
suddenly at the residence Of his daughter,
at Jarratts station, Sussex county. at an
carly hour this morning OF heart-disoase.
Mr. Jarratt was one of the most re-
spccted ana best-known citizens OF
Petersburg. where for many years he
was one or the most prominent and sue
ccsyiul merchants. lie was Mayor OF
the city for SIX years and was Collector
OF Customs OF the port Of Petersburg
for four years under the administration
Of President Harrison. lie was gen
tlCman OF the strictcst honor ard IN
tcerity. a man whose purse was always
oJcn TO the demands OF the poor, ana
man Who was universally respected ana
beloved. lie was a Republican. but MS
q, NAL manners. his KIND disposition
ana his nigh character as man never
csiranged ms friends from him. His
remains Will be brought 10 PETERSBURG
for intcrment 10y the side OF ms VIE,
IN Blandlorl Cemetery.
\ SAD AFFLlCTION.
Mrs. II. L. Bowman. the eldest daugh-
t.. Of Mr. julius Leibcrt, Is reported as
extremely III this afternoon OF heart-dis-
case and paralysis, ard her attending
physicians express little or no hope OF
her recovery.
MIR. \. \. Trayl0r, . venerable and re-
spected citizen. met with - serious ac'l-
Gcnt at his residence. on Sank street.
last night lie accidentally stumbled ana
Ten against his stove. ana WAS badIy
burned about the hands ana arms.
Miss Fannie Spear, OF this city Is Nislt-
ing friends in lichmond
Mr.. Robert scott, of Richmond, is VISIT
ing friends in this city.
ADDRESSES.
Mr.. W. VI. S,ernc will address the boys.
and Mr.. Bartlett Roper Will address the
men at the meeting OF The Young Mems
Christian Association on Sunday after
noon.
The mails have been extremely irreg'I-
lar an Of this week. and business has
been greatly disturbed in consequence.
by order OF the Postmasttr-Genertl
I.cttcr-Carrior Thomas Hamlin tcolored)
has been reduced TO the position OF a sub
suUtc.
Rev w. \. L. GOODWIN rector Of St
Johns Episcopal church, Will be married
on the 18Th instant at -. PauIs church,
t. Miss Evelyn Tanner, charming
young lady of tins city.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
John Howard coioreD was shot and
seriously wounded last night al saloon
on Bollingbrooke street. The shooting was
accidental, and occurred while Howard
was examining loaded pistol The wea-
Don WAS accidentally discharged, ana the
hall entered Towards thieh.
Mr. Harry kceicr. the main catcher OF
the Petersburg baseball club last year
has signed with the Johnston ~. -
club for the coming season. keeier is
"A good all-rouud player. and it is re-
greeted that bee has not been retained
here. He will do good service wherever
De plays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
NEW SIGNAL SERVICE
MIR. CnITZER's EXPERIENCE WITH
ANEsT OF GROUND-HOGs.
snov-Drifts Six Feet Deep In the
HockGsh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
the Poultry Industry In Neisoh-
The walker Trial.
Correspondence Of The Dlspatch)

Correspondence Of the Dispatch
ALTON. VA. February 9.-Thc best
way TO Judge prophesy IS By It's ful-
nlmcnt. Mr.. Crtzer. a progressive clti-
zen Of tho Albemarle Valley, blow Attoh'
started a private weather bureau under
the old Bowen quarter-house last fall. lie
found nest of ground-hogs genus
scinrlda) there and lcft them for future
observation. Saturday last more IMAM
one Interested person watched for the
new signals service clerk To report bear
incs. Tho mystic hour Of L passed
/. .. .: and at precisely thlrty-three
minutes thereafter the grounding reused
from his torpidity and emerged. II was
dark and stormy down either valley all
day. He could not see the shadow OF
his round, gray body. hut the ground
hog made tn circuit Of the four quarters,
and-wcnt back for another winter nap
n, probably forcsaw that it would be
degrees below zero today.
REMARKABLE EFFECTS.
Down the Rocknsh Valley the snow has
driftad in many places 10 SIX ret. anu
the roads are blocked. Birds have been
beaten about by the storm Of the last few
days. and are picked mp frozen In the
harn-yarIs. II is reported that over on
Dolby "a cows tail froze 20 the ground
and when she got up there was another
cold snap. The tail actually broke. II
has been a severe winter in the noun
tains. but nothing ia intensity 10 the
present spell, when
We want but a little onc-story thermome-
ter,
To register nothing but zeros below.
And We sigh for big glass-muZzl-d ny
drom.ter.
To bottle thcs- icy. cold winds as they
blow,
PROFITS OF POULTRY.
Arrangomnts arc being made looking
to a moro extensive trade I'm poultry.
Ornithology does not say that the chicken
is wonderful bird. but for profit iis
raising easily exccls any other branch OF
rural industry. 80 proper provision FOR /
poultry instructions exists in this country. !
as in other labors. and il has reciyod Joss
attention and encouragement from the
State. Few p.rsons know that the cen
sus places th- value Of cgg-prodEct!on /
alone at NG3.o0oe0 pr year Mr. samuel
McCuc, attly ~ Illinois iS having inn /
proved heuncries built upon his place
and is adding daily To- his large and vaiu-
abb. brools Of przc-foWs, and has given
an impetus - tn business which viii
be followed hy other farmers az the
spring opens.
The cold AMI road blockade iuterferes
with the heavy shipments OF bark ana
tobacco which were coming i'm last week.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs Kurtz. who wa taken 20 the city
Hospital Charlottesville, last Thursday.
has been returned Her" as incurable
kilograms from Mr. Francis Babcr Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

Mr. Bradley was 81 years OF age. and
lleves u family. His funeral VIII take
place from the house at o'clock Monday
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

On reaching Main street, her husband
followed. and opened TIRE on the woman.
Ii- tired three shots. two taking effect
one under the TigEt shoulQer-h!adc. and
no other 10 the right Of the left-should"r
t'aae. near the spine. This shot is sup
u.eed t. nave caused death. she ran
ah.ut thirty feet. fell. and soon ey-
pred. Madln after doing the shooting
ran away. and soon returned. He te-
med doing the shooting, tut be Waa
arres teI. and on the way 10 jail acknow-
IoIge4 the crime. Mr.. Malin was -
years or age, amt leaves two little chill
dren. the youngest not quite / months Old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

NEW YORK. February 9.-(Special)-
Mrs. g. Il. Workman, Jr.. Mrs. q. W.
Stevens. Waldorf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED. HONEST. TEMPERATE
ENERGETIC MEN o. solicit ORDERS f.r
FRUIT AND ORNANENTAL f-RSEftl
STOCK. Permanent emul.ymart ana
good wages. Also. liberal inducements %
local agents. Varieties especially adapted
% the South Stock warranted true %
name. Salts faction guaranteed Write at
cEce lor terms ard territory Address
T.. -. CHASE g. CO..
1870 south Penn square.
a. f2-eoSuirt Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK At
HOME. pay s. % SO per week f1r
making crlyou portraits; NV patented
method. any one who can read or write
can 90 The work at home in spare tine;
day or evening. Send for particulars and
work ~ once.
n. a. GRIPP German Artist.
"a G-Suiot Tyrone. pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
RIDER NEAR DANVLLE.
Jake Madlin Fires Three shots ut
His " ife.

pANNILLE, NA, February 9-(Spe-
cml)--A white man named Jake Madiin
shot AMI almost instantly killed his wife
IN Noapons tonight about loao o'clock.
Nadun had accused his wife Of lnn-
CeIty, which IS strcnuOusiy denied by
those VINO knew her, as also by white
WoTan, VINO .IVes ~ the house with them.
MaduD went home this evening and
cursed and abused MS wife most shame
fully. Sne reproved him. ana said TO
HIN that she would leave him. lie then
said ne would stop II. and went over TO
her and kissed her. shortly after he te-
gan again whep Mrs. Madiin got up and
started ont of the house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS ~
SAMPLE at home or travel ~. pay
liberal salary and expenses. or good COM
mission, and furnish samples 20 RICH, ape
rlicaut Address Lock-ElX 1884, Nv
York city jy lN-e.IfJy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED. GOOD SALESMEN TO
soN Alsert.s.nc Fans ami Novelties On
commission. direct from manutacturer.
Can make So per week RICHMOND
LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY RlfalO,
y y t. 3-Sg5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED. AGENTS 10 sTIL sARU
LOCKS AND DOOR HOLDERS Sample
sash Lock FREQ bY mail for -. stamp
Best sellers ever invented. Beats Wa.ratt
81 a day write quick. BEJlThED d.
co. Box Is. Philadelphia. o. t-l-f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WHY DD PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF
hard times when any woman or man
can make from s. % 50 a day easily
All have heard OF tn wonderful success
~ the CLIMAX DlSH-WASI Err see
many are apt % think they can't waN>
money selling IL; hu, any one can make
money. because every family wants one.
one a-cnl has made SOS iu the last
three months. after paying AN expenses
ami attending ID regular business BE-
sides. NoI don't have - canvass; 80
soon as people know YOU have IL for sale
they send for pish-Na h-r Address
fh. GILMAN MANI-FACT1R RING COM
PANN. - starr avenue. Columbus o.,
for particulars dr 2-Su26t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED. OIL statesmen OR
trarci.lue-me1 % carry our samples as
90 side line on comm -siln.
The 4 r. TIMMINS OIL COMPANY.
e. .--t Cleveland. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

81 4 WEEK PAID TO LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN TO SELL THE RAPID
IISH-WASHER. Washes AMI dries them
iu two minutes without Wettng the
hands. No experience necessary. sells
az sight. permanent position. Address
rs. L. HARRISON * CO. Clerk 40. -,
E.Iur .---- - IL ~ = L D. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

| FROM Y TO O'CLOCK DAILY
| t-,fipnT' f1vtTt.S-r ~ X,rt.n ily A lazy
| ~ Gfi@en ears s',cceesf'iI exuoricnco In
teaching, win best city reference; I.n-
glish branches and Music IL desired RI
| Edt1 iamily or acnppL ACTRESS ~ ~
| III car" richmond Dispatch, re 4V-lt
yvANTL.n r,tprcy,fE.~,r ~
-. ~ It."Dl OF I.,..'iin 'n'. '',.It
as companion,, housekeeper. or nursery
lover lover h .. W il "o.k l"r ~ ift aga
ci',i'' ,'ii, ''h' "'''''S "
-. -.
| WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL SNRU
| LOCKS AND DOOR HOLDERS sample
! sash Lock free by mail for l.. mp
! Best sellers over invented Boats Weights
| 81 day. Write quick. EEJlfhHD b.
co, Box rs Philadelphia ." .Si-st
.wA%TEn, SALESMAN roy CALI
rD,'.I D." " y 70. s.D per iiI,t hi .'-
| mission II rref@rred. n, ..,,-..rr. ,o-
quircd Address. lnrlosrg aye .. r,..
". ., a, w.. NAEcD I'D coAFA\l San
| '--
Az rNrrr-ENTrAr. MAN CAS-. pr-,r.
IIE 500 and permancnt Noon. "a. .,,H-
| mord for Nfrelut5 f.r a f,. .r... .,.I
established In other clt.ss. ar4 DDr,l ~
prominent men, WI pay r.oi .'f
and bear ne cios,st invest 'oa 81.
| dIc.s ~ ,oA NlHisl' -" E..ri
| IN IN, ~, ., -, 10 81 ''f
., ., - ,,.,. ,,.,... ....
- ti;H - - IA 2. .,,..' .....
I S NJ ~ ~ 49, - ~. =.
made supplying regular customers aIf.
ON fayorinS Poowwet,rgtrs, ,t'.....
| FINE CoMPANY. Ch.cte5. f.i..i.
| WANTED. POSITION bl )
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

SALESMAN WANTED s. \ DAY
80 deliveries or collections Costly outfit
free. Side line or exclusive. Address
MANIFNCTl REkS. o9tl Market street,
Philale lUEa. Pa. IA e0-Sl+r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED. EMPLOYMENT RY \
YOUNG LADY Of refinement Willing
to make herself generally useful either
as companion. hDusekeeper. or nursery
ROyerno-9. VIII Work for board 8uI
small compensation. Address ~ ss 60 3d..
care of Dispatch. i- lO-ifs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED GOOD RELIABLE NEN
a. work THE FARMERS NUT Al.
FIRE-INSTRANCE ASSOCIATION 10
Virginia West Virginia and Fl1rIl7.
ence solicited Address me. THOMAS p.
HARMON. general AGENT Farmers NI-
quail fire-IusIrarce Association. NV
berry. :. g. fa or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
EMrLoYMENT WANTS.

FROM u TO 2 O'CLOCK DAILY r.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED ny 4 LADY
Of fifteen years Fuccessful experience IN
teaching. with best city references. En-
glish branches and Music 81 desired. Pri-
Vate family or school. Address IEA'II-
ER. care Richmond Dispatch, fe io-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
TIE MEETING DISSOLVED

Upon the conclusion Of his remarks
General Anderson notified IN. Governor
over the phone Of what had been done.
and was detailed by his Exceleucy 70
present his condiments to tn officers.
and with them, for him. a safe journey -
their homes. General Anderson then oX-
pressed his thanks to the officers or thu
courtesies extended him while he presided
over their deliberations after which he
DECLARED the meeting aliourn.l sine do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

WANTED At q SOUTH THIRD
STREET. PERMANENT AND TABLE
BOARDERS Can obtain board ar raa-
enrahIa rates e. r0-fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

Last night the suggestion was thrown
out that the legality OF the election Of
the brigadier might be questioned upon
the ground that section Sl3 makes no
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

make his headquarters in this city, but
will be travelling most of the time ia the
territory assigned him. He leaves to-
morrow for towns along the line of the
Northern Pacific.
John Thomas and Frank Bretschnider
are outfitting for trip by boat down
the Missouri, expecting to leave tomor-
row, to spend the winter hunting. Their
boat. which they are constructing at the
Butte & Montana Com mmercial Co. Is saw
rlil), ,s eight feet wide and 27 feet long
on tho bottom. They will take with
them winters supply Of provisions,
clothing, fuel, and cooking utenels In
the spring they expect to continue their
tourney to st. Louisiana Deputy Sher-
i'll Moran expects to leave in few days
to search for two drowned men near the
Great falls.
}. ID. Nader, switchman on the Bos.
ton d Montana branch of the Montana
Central, had his left leg broken Sunday
nigh t, both bones being fractured about
three inches above the ankle. He was
stepping onto the engine, when be was
struck by the footboard. Mr.. Nader
was taken to his home on the West side,
where Drs. Brady and Lopgeway gave
surgical aid.
Sunday afternoon S. johnson was
walking about a mile south Of town and
discovered "A place where the earth had
evidently been dug up and something
buried, tie made an examination and
found cache Of a number of carpenters g
tools. From their rusty appearance it
is judged that they mad been buried four
or five wears. The only mark of identi-
fication is the letters IN Il. H."
Andrew penson. the negro convicted
of burglary in the nighttime, in that he
| stole bellows from James Chambers
stable, was taken into the district court
for sentence yesterday. The officers h d
filled him with fright telling him that
Judge Benton had announced that he
would give him IT years, and the prs
oner arose, trembling. lie pleaded for
mercy and the court gave him the mini.
mum sentence, one year. The prisoner
grinned broadly as he heard the aentence
and afterwards stated that he considered
himself very lucky, He admitted his
guilt
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

people may we'll feel proud after they gel
1T paid for TO do this will, however
without doubt, involve considerable
additional cali on the pockets of the tax.
payers.
G G. Records has just sold to A. w.
Buck, agent for Swift & Co. of Chicago,
about 400 head of yearling and 2 year
old Wethers and dry ewes at Sl90 per
head, which is a pretty fair price for
that class of stock. The same buyer, we
understand, recently purchased about
1000 head of lambs from Clark Bros. OF
Choteau at SLIT per head. River Press.
u L. Burton was caller at the Great
Northern offices this morning. He is
the founder of a colony in Teton county,
Montana, which has lO7 families who
have settled there IN the past year, The
postoffice bears his name He is now
managing canal that will irrigate land
in Cascade county, where another colony
will be started. st. Paul Dispatch.
1t is stated that change is shortly to
be made in the colored M. e. church in
this city. Rev. Mr.. Byas, who has been
pastor here for some years. leaving for
Boulder, Col, where he takes church
and his place being supplied by Rev
Benjamin McCully, gentleman from
Missouri, who has been transferred from
the southern church here, and comes
we'll recon- lended by Bishop Hanley.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

stove from the rear of Strain Bros some
time ago. He appears to be confirmed
petty larceny thief and ready to steal
anything he can lay hands on. He will
be tried on the charge of larceny after
he finishes his present sentence for
drunkenness.
The fire department was called out
yesterday morning about o'clock to an
incipient fire in the old house near the
water company's pump house, now oc-
cupied by Engineer r. j. Ganter of the
water works. The fire was extinguished
without much trouble and the damage
is slight. 1t caught from defective
chimney.
About 34O p. IN. yesterday fire was
discovered in the frame building on
f'tirst avenue north, formerly occupied
by the Leader office and now used as a
dwelling house by Mrs. Miller. The
fire caught from some ashes containing
live Goals which had been piled up
against the building in the way of bank
ing. The damage is very slight The
building belongs to Mrs. Theodore Plass-
mann.
Henry Hebere, blacksmith working
lcI inc NIIeht ans CdfFid4e WOFks. met
with a serious accident while out hunt
ing Sunday. He had been using boat
and in pulling the gun out of the boat,
it was discharged, sending load of shot
leugthwise up his side. Quite number
of pellets lodged in his mead, and above
his hip he was pretty we'll peppered. but
fortunately none entered his eyes. al
though several struck the cheek A
physician extracted the shot and he is as
comfortable rs could be expected under
the circumstances. He injuries are
serious but not considered dangerous.
Judge Benton is receiving the con-
gratulations Of many lawyers and others
on account Of the fact that the supreme
court has recently reversed three of it's
own former decisions and decided as
Judge Benton held, but for which views
his decisions were reversed by the su
preme court as formerly constituted.
la the noted English COW case Judge
Benton WAS reversed on the question of
what constitutes a conspiracy bat the
supreme court has recently held in line
with his decision in that case. and has
done the same thing in two other ques-
tions on which be was reversed 1t is a
rather unsafe proceeding on the part Of
! the supreme court 10 reverse itself, but,
in these instances, complimentary to
Judge Benton.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

with him, provided he would cancel the
contract C, and employ only union labor
Inc communication was laid on the
table, and the executive board decided
TO abide by the action of the A. F. Of L.
at Thursday evenings meeting.
Il b. Largent and D. W. Bateman re.
turned yesterday from trip to Maiden
Gilt Edge, Lewistown aud Utica. Near
tne latter place they found two big
d'tches' recently constructed there, work.
ing very successfully, They are each
ABOUT live miles long, and one takes it's
waters from Warm Springs creek and
the other from the Judith river. Fine
crops of alfalfa and other crops have
been raised on the land under the
the bitches.