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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
Tho coInmbna NIeeLinr.

CoLuMBus, July a-The summer meet.
ing Of tho Columbus Driving Associa.
ton opened to-day with a large attend
unce. Tho iroe.ior.all pace, tho princi.
pal event OF tho day, was won by Ruben.
stein in three straight heats starplex
was second and Alvin Swift third. Tho
first two heats were the fastest that
have been paced this year, but Ruben.
stein could have done any ono OF them
in much better time had be boon push.
ed. Time, 2:09i; 2:0st; 900.
2:l3 class, trottinG:-BenEotta, frst;
KnightmRro, second; Pevoyt, third.
Time, 2:i4t; 2:Ig; 2:l5R
lhroe.year.old and under, pace
Maxim, first; Correct, second. Time,
2:l5f; 2:l7l; 2:l0l.
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A BIG LOAN
Negotiated by tho pennsylvania Company
In l.HhGOn.

IN lnnGou.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July SIT was
announced this afternoon that tho POM.
sylvsnia Railroad Company has placed
with firm Of bankers in London l.OOO,-
900 pounds sterling consolidated 81 per
cent bonds maturing in 1915.
The price lie not stated. Inquiry at
the office Of the company eHlcttod the
fact that negotiations have been in pro.
grCss for tho sale Of Tho bonds but
notification OF tho deal being closed had
not been received up to tho close OF
business. II is undCrStoUJ that the
money ia to to DO used to takO up cor.
tain mortgages falling due January
next among them being St,000,000
West JOrsCy frst slxOs aud several small
loans Oh branch roads in tho vicinity OF
Pittsburgh. An officer Of tho company
explained that tho object in making
the loan at this timo WNI to reap tho
advantage Of tho abnormal ease Of tho
money market.
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LANSING, Mlcu, July s.-The summer
meeting Of the Lansing Driving Club
opened to-day with largo attendance,
good weather and favorable conditions
except that q strong wind prevailed.
Summaries:
2:3O uot-MayaowOr won second,
thir and sixth heats. Time, 2:lS,
2:22l, 1923. spinaway won the Rrst
heat In 2:2O, Harry Belmont the fourth
in 2:20l, and Hawley the 6iIh In 1924.
Thre0.minute trot-Clara G, won in
three straight heats. Time, PALSY, 2:l7t,
2:lS.
2:l4 pacIng-GrcRt Heart won first,
second and fourth heats. Time, PAPA,
2:l4!. 2:lbt. Stronghold took third
hOat In 0.l74
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AT Cleveland. Attendance lOOl f. Dn T.
Cleveland. o o o 0 90 . I 9 1
PhIlAdeIphiAO 0 0 , 0 o. J 5 I
Pitchers, Cuppy and Car ey
A, Cincinnati. Attendance ZOO II MI Z
Cincinnati. . o. y
Brooklyu...l 0 q 2 D . 2--ii u
Pitchers, PATo,t aud Lucid
Al LoutSvtiie. Attendance SO r. nnE
LonlSyIlle...O o 0 . : 8 o. 6 - /
WAshington,..O 0 2 o q o o % 3 3
Pitchers. Cunningham aud Boyd.
Atst. Louis Attendance 900 H. Iii
st. Louis. 0 0 o % o o. 2
Pitchers slaley and Hotter
Az Chicago Attendance J,OOl Il I'll
ChIcARo....O o = 90 v o i-.5 s :
New York. 0 > 0 . 0 o y o. .
Pitchers. Terry and Clarke.
AsPliubursh Pittsburgh Boston game post
poned on nccOunto wclEtounds.
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AN FoUu GUILrY.
The Pennsylvania oatIaWs who Shot the
sherlfrOf Preston County.

The Pennsylvania oatIaWs who Shot the
sherlfrOf Preston County.
Special Di'paick 70 ths hlislligNesE
KISowOop, W. Va, July S-The trial
OF Bud and Bill Smiley, Archer Patter.
son and Frank Harvey. thOlour Penn.
uylvania outlaws. was ended this morn.
ing when the jury returned verdict oil
guilty against tho prisoners These out
laws were charged with malEciously
aud fcloniouSly shooting tho sheriff Of
this county with intent to kill.
Tho penalty for this otIenss would
have been confinement for ton years in
the pOuitentiary. The jury found the
prisoners guilty Of unlawful shooting,
which is punishable by imprisonment
In tho penitenliAry for not moro than
five years, Sentence has not been
passed.
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MoNoNaAnMLA nIyNn DAMS.
Major IOxle GU TOUr OF Inspection
4 Move Toward SiaokwatSr at Fair

Major HOxls GU Tour OF Inspection.
4 Move Toward SiackwatSr at Fair.
mont.
Spccia! DiIDath TO Ire InitQigsHe.r
FAIRNoNT W. Va, July s,-Major
Hozie. United States civil engineer, and
his assistant, accompanied by a dozen
or more Of the Pittsburgh coal ex'
change, arO on n tour Of inspection OF
the locke and dams OF the MonOnGaholA
river, and will arrive hero tomorrow
night on a special train from Morgan
town aud will bo banqueted by the cit
zonS at the I. +. Watson hotel on their
arrival.
! ton Wednesday an inspection will be
made oil the river bore and tho numer'
Gus industries will DO waited.
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TnE most pleasant lllllO pills for rOv.
ulalIng Tho bowels ntD DO VIVA Little
ENry Rl'UrG Onto sick headache aud
constipation, Small pil, Small dOaU.
Logan Drug o., Wheeling, w. VA, h,
y, Peabody, BeAwoolt anil DowlD 4 Co.,
bridgeport, U.
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director woOdyard'. successor

Fptdd DHpuiea W "S ANSA'VtHefh
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July S.-GoU
MacCorklc has appointed Isadoro
schwGbo, Of this city, u member of the
board OF directors OF the Spencer asylum
to oil tho vacancy caused BY the death
oiHon. William Woodward. Mr., Schwabo
lS 4 prominent business man and active
Republican and his appointment gives
general satisfaction here
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Last evening tho Appollo and South
Side teams Of the South slda Bowling
lenguo played two gAmsa at tho Mozart
park alloys South Sdo won both aud
onca again takes tho load IN the race
oyer'thO'creek, which this team lost al,
mos. ut the start OF tho summer series,
Tho scores:
Apollo,-Dannenbcrg, 100, l5l; BelS.
wlngeT IS6, 1852; WNSmuth, 10, III;
jackson, 1871 l25; Wagner, 1871, ll3;
Blind, l57, ll0i totals, SOL, us.
South sido-Spoidel, 1850, 1897 Marsch-
nor, l4O, l4li Rhees, 1855, 1877 Haudan,
l4s, lBii Wright, 100, 1855 Blind, 1875,
l2ii totals, 500, S55.
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ELKs VIII REUNITE.

The Two Factions viii Come Togsthor
ut Atlantic City aud Peace viii Reign.
ATLANTIC, Orr, N. j., July a-ThiS
city Is oyer.rnE WITH ElEs tonight who
have como here to attend the annual
convention OF tho Grand Lodge Of the
Benevolent Protective Order Of Elks,
which will open In Atlantic City to.mor.
row. Tho convention promises to DO
the greatest In tho history Of tho order.
Tho western delegations have oil arrived,
the last delegates reaching here this
morning. The delegates from WASH
ington, Baltimore and tho south roach.
cd here this evening. The last batch Of
delegates to arrive will DO those from
Philadelphia, who will como down to-.
morrow morning, two hundred strong.
All tho prominent hotels are deco.
rated beautifully with flags aud bunting,
and the Atlantic avenue business
houses arc almost concealed beneath
wealth Of rod, white and blue,
At q meeting to-day between Grand
Exalted Ruler Edwin B. Hay aud Meade
Y. Detwiler, Of Harrisburg, who was
elected grand exalted ruler by tho Duf.
ialo faction, 1t was agreed TO compro.
mise the differences existing between
tho two factions. Mr.. DstWilOr comes
bore with full authority to act, and it iS
now a settled fact that tho order will be
united before tho convention adjourns,
which will probably no on Friday. Tho
grand lodge will convene At 10 o'clock
tomorrow in tho Morris Guards ar
mOry.
William G. Myers, Of Philadelphia, is
an ayoWed candidate for tho oilicO Of
graud exalted ruler, and II seems to 10
the general opinton HAT he will be
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A NEW DePARTURE-HousE HERMANN.
A New Departure.

We will begin Monday, July
|, to inauguarate q movement
which we will continue to car,
ny out twice a year, July and
January, and that is a Semi.
Annual Sale of High Glass
Furniture. AS we have made
up our mind that We will not
carry any high grade goods
over, and recognizing the fact
that the only way to dispose Of
them in an off season is to
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chosen TO succeed tho present grand
exalted ralar, Edwin b, Hay, Of Wash
ington.
Twenty thousand out OF total mem.
bsrship Of $4,000 EIka in the country
will DO represented at tho meeting,
A monster parade will taxa place on
Wednesday, when it ID expected that
between six and eight thousand Elks
will DO In limo,
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Special DilDatch 10 the IniSai1n,tcr.
WAsuiSaToS. b. O., July s.-PoIttnAH.
tors appointed; Ashley, DoadrIdgo
county, S. l.. Hughes, vico MrG. Hattie
Ash, resigned; Conoway, Tyler county.
II. u. Wise, vice Henry Kerns. resigned ;
Hill, Boone county, Mrs. Y. ]. Ill., vico
Horny Hill, roLgnOdi Hlnkle, Upshur
county, II. o, Talbot, vice I. NJ. Dow.
man, resigned.
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Special Dipateh 10 th lntel!teeaoe'
HUNTINGTON, W, VA. July s,-JudGO
McGinuIS, Of the criminal court, Issued
rule this evening against the publish
ere Of tho Daily Advertiser, rOturnable
in the morning. to auswer Tor m article
thaiappsarsd in Saturdays Issue crlti-
cIzing tho action Of the court in clearing
the room Of spectators in tho murder
case against Charles RinGo, which is
yet pending.
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PbArrsuvuo, N, Y, July S,--ThO
fourth session OF the Catholic Summer
School Of America opened u. tho Plata.
burg theatre to-day. Tho first lecture
was by Row W. II. OConnOlI, Of Dos.
ton, on "ExtOrnnl Relations Of tho
EARLY Church, followed by Condo u.
Fallen, oi H. Louis, on "Plllosophy 81
lileiainrO." Tho attendance was large.
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.Ynnkn Kcnnr NInIrhsh.

BowLINu GnEES, O., July a.-The
directors Of the Ohio Athletic Club wore
IN the city and announced that they
have decided to offer a purse for the
match now being maaO by Yank Kenny
formerly OF WheelinR), and Dan Ball
III, OF Lima. Kenny iE the heavyweight
champion OF the state but Bailif dis.
putes his title. The mill will DO pulled
oil At North baltimore.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
Tor Thru others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tic needs of physical being, will attest
tho yaluu 10 health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Ih excellence Ia due " LIS presenting
In tho form most acceptable and plCns.
ant IN tho tastC, tho rCfrcShlng and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax.
aNyC; Cncctually cleansing tho system,
diSpclling colds, headaches and fCvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
mot With tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because II RcS on tho Kid
Hsys, Liver and Bowels Without weak
snIng thOm aud II Ia perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup Of Figs Ia for snlo by MI drug
riatS til 58c md 81 bottles, bit u Ia MAN
lfNcLurcd by tho California Fig Byrup
Go, only, Whose name Ia printed On Oycry
package, also the ilamC, Syrup Of Flg',
and being wOft Informed, YOU will not
accept any substitute II offered,
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Manager Mack is hot aftor another
pitcher, and left on Saturday night on
a still hunt. Pitcher Wright, OF the
Twin City club, Of tho Interstate
league, will very likOly DO given u trial
beioto long. lie Ia very young man,
but IA big as Cy Young.-CIronicle.
IsL1y0nb
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MlsrmyfLLE, PA July 7.--WhOn
Pump foreman Patrick Baker entered
tho pumping house alopO Of IyIlo col
lIcry to-day tho gas which had ACcumu.
lated oysF Sunday OAmo IN contact with
his naked lamp, causing tottlic OK.
plnlIon. Baker Waa Instantly Killed and
Tho slopo was badly damaged,
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1,n,n I,lIrlll.n nnl,Is,.

Last nlghta rain dtt not como early
enough 10 anvO tho ponnant aspirations
oi Tho 1aIsiOs, WHO woro pltted ARnlnBl
tho lndopcndenla Tho s6oFrAi
Dalaloa Stevenson, 1855, l2l, 1916
VOLS, M, i2g, ll0i W. Day, lO1, lI9,
l2j; kmICk, l2j, ia, 1873; Bloomfield,
100, W, 1879, j, Day, lJ7, 1921, 1885, TO-.
tails, s27, BOl, 7ij, 49,. ...
lndopondSnlS-W wood, itS, liO, 1907
MCCauulAnd, 100, 100, lO1, uedrlck,
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rEnqow who Nru subject TO dIutthma
will find n OpOcdy cure IN Do Wits
Collie aud UholOra Cure, Use no Other,
II IL tho boSt that rnn DO made ar that
money can procure. II leaves the
ayiLom In natural condition ultoF ita
nso. WO acll H. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Il. 4, Peabody,
Dcnwpod, aud lIOwlO 4 Co.. DrIdsO'
port, q.
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worO Easy for tile TwIus but They
Erred Badly and Often,
50 WHEELING GOT ANOTHER GAME
From tho Braves Of TusesEawas,
giuNlOy FInds Lima Easy-Tho
WhOOliugs viii Play against Brook.
Iyn on FFldaS-TO.uighrs Flsrio I'm.
oopUtsrs-RSolpR at Columbus and
LNnAinG-other sporting New.
club W. l. P'rGu Club W. L. Prot
ysiadlay ,,r'iIi; ! S5i;;'GTolRHls'ms 9 '5o3
Wheslnsm,lo AssDLIma.n,r,,. Is $50
To,nAYs CAMS - Wheeling nj .Uhrlchsyille.
Columbus ut Kcnton, Flndlay At Lima,



Special Dispatch 10 ne htcliguer
UnmcHsyILLE, ONO, July s,-rO-day's
game was rather interesting at times,
but had the Twins finished u, thsy
started the story would have been differ.
Ont, Rsidy pitched an excellent game,
hut was not given proper support at
critical moments,
The Twins are not playing the
game they did at the beginning of
tina season OF they would be- higher up
in the race
Wheeling is quick to take advantage
Of every mIs.plAy OF her opponents,
Cols's umPlvlnE vas one Of the features,
The score;
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PETERSBURG. Va, July 8.--pitchor
John Foreman, Of tho local club, was
sold to-day to tho Pittsburgh National
League club. aud will join tho "PifatCs"
Thursday,
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TO THE SEASH0RE.
A Large Delegation of Wheeling
Elks go to Atlantic Oily.
CHRISTIAN EN0ENVORERS LEAVE
For Boston aud Another Party Starts
This Morning for Northern MIohI.
gan-The Migration OF Summer
Tourists is Now at Hand In Earnest.
Tho Summer Travel Is larger than
for Several Years Past,

The usual Summer migration 10 the
ssashoro and mountains has begun In
earnest and a railroad man says that
the amount Of summer tourist travel
out OF Wheeling this summer will be
larger shan for several years, larger in
fact than since the Worlds Fair sum.
mer, when Wheeling was abroad to
wonderful extent For two or three
weeks the summer travel has been go
ing on pretty lively, but yesterday tho
two Wheeling trunk lines carried close
to one hundred erCurSiOaiatS, most Of
them going to tho Seashore,
TheAtlanllc City party oil excurIioniGts
that went out on The 1855 Pennsylvania
train was large aud representative
ono, Most Of the members Of the party
were delegates to the annual meeting OF
the d, p, y EIkS, which ConvSnOs At At
lantlc City tomorrow, They had ex-
clusively The Pullman alOsPOF, "Slai-
ford" and will arrive ut the sea'hore
this morning at o o'clock. The party
was composed OF the following;
Ben KrRus, Ralph Heyman and sis
tor; D. K Tappan, Mrs, l. q, Dillon, Ed.
Larkin, mother aud sister; the MiaAeS
Tappan, d, l., Beard, Gus. EmShelmer,
L Stein, George busch, the Misses
Brannon, tho Misses Ewing, Louis
Whit, 7. A. Henderson, wife and two
daughters; u. X. McMechen, Miss
Reigel, Mrs. Oldham, I. NJ. Garvin,
vile and two SistSrsi ]. Hamburger, II.
0rsendortI, Killian Bader, Willis Dill
lon, Colonel O. X Tracy and vile; II.
G. Brannum aud wife, Of bridgeport
The delegation from the northern
part Of WeAt Virginia TO the annual
convention. oil tho Young Peoples So
ciesy Of Christian ERdsaVoE, which
opens at Boston on Wednesday, left
yesterday afternoon on the Pan.HGu.
die. There we're twenty-five In the
party, who were In charge OF excursion
manager L. 3. Hull, OF Grafton, secrG.
tary and treasurer Of tue West Virginia
EndeavorerS.
This morning the party OF Wheeling
people who will spond two weeks at Az.
pena, O northern Michigan resort, will
leave over tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
and not over the Panhandle. as stated
In a morning paper, for Cleveland,
where thoy will take ono Of tho Detroit
& Cleveland Navigation Company's
steamers Tor Alpena. Those who will
DO in tho party arc az follows:
@. Z. VauKeuren, vile and aon, Miss
Minnie Maggie, ". I. Burt, Miss Laura
Burt, II. II. FoEle, @. R Laird, W, T.
McKelvsy and wife. Miss Martha Burt
Miss List and Miss Hubbard, Miss Rida
Dean and sister, r II. Litten and vile.
viii Stone, Thomas Stone, Lewis Stone,
Alfred Davis. Thomas Thomas, Rev. DR..
F. D. 7. Buckley.
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MACK's DlG OFFER
For Three OF tho st. Louis Players, BrSl.
tenatcIn. Ely md peiL1.

tenstcIn, Ely md Psi1.
ST. Louis, NO., July s.-Presidont
Won Der Abe refused the sum OF s2j, 900
for three OF the Browns boat players
this morning. Connie Mack, the Pitts.
burgh manager. was in consultation
with tho boss president for over an
hour, trying to persuade him 20 part
with tho services Of lIr0ilenStein, PeitG
and Ely, but lie left without oven a
promise that his ohOr would DO con-
.idafpd
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1877, lSs, 1851 Clator, 1870, IA, l45; Nc.
Kown, 1884, $50, l2li Blind, 1876, III,
ti0i totals, 76S, $40, $50
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Batteries. FGurUt and Watson. Reldy and
Gann Hits. Llma9 Fiudlav Is Errora. Lima
o FtudAy r Earned runs. Lima q FindIay O.
TWo-bRse hits, Watson, FAurOi. BARNES. ItelRn d
zRhs, Three.basc hits, BLAndenberg :. shAub ,.
Donovan. Home runs, Whlteinan and kim.
Struck out. BY Faurot I. by Reldy /. Bases on
balls Oh RaaIol l. OF ReidY l.
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CUT THE PRICES,

We have put the knife into
them deep. Profits have not
been considered, as the follow
ing comparison will show. All
of these goods will have to be
seen to be appreciated
Lot No. 1. G % B HiaS f Bei
Room Set, with Swell Front
Dresser. 4 feet 6 inches wide,
Pattern French Bevel Glass,
Swell Front Washstand, with
Tile Back, Beadstead Hand
somely Carved, made by the
Phpnix Furniture Co., Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, who
have the reputation of
making thetinest class Of goods
in the United States. Original
price Of set 1925,
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Earned runs Twin Cities :, Wheeling, a Two.
base hits Ryn, Donovan, Thrce base hits
shaw, Kane, Double plays Myers. Darrah and
Ryn. First base on balls, Oh Kane J, OF Reddy
; Hllby pitched ball, BY Kauo : struck out
By KaReS Bmpira. Cole
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Lot. No. t8. 8eG 3 Rss ls5s
down from the front, in Curly
Birch, Large French Beyel
Plate; we'll cut the price 50
per cent, from $3.50 to
$75.OO.

We can sell you a good Fold.
ing Bed from Sill 50 up, and
have over twenty-five differ
ent Beds in stock to select
from, Don't forget thefamous
Rocker Bed when you want a
Bed. We are agents for them,
as we are for the Gum and
Phoenix Beds.
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Close Out Prices on all Sum,
mer Goods, such as Lawn
Swings, HammoCAS, Porch Rock.
erS, ReiH80EatOrS, Gasoline
Stoves.

Our Big Curtain End
Sale will be continued
for another week. See
them; the prices will
admit you buying
them, Is, 81 So and
90 cents each, all two
yards long.
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LImA's Poor Fielding.
,,,Jrk IA re Fnf-tff9sprs,

NlI-'E-' V'-l7''V7' 70 w E'77'7-'E'V--'
LAMA, July S.-LIna put up miSera.
BILE fielding game. and Eaurot was hit
hard, The score:
Lima Lin , S,,,;,....."...-.. - $?9SS ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-05

Beware of the "Well shaken after
taking" railroads. If you desire comfort
when travelling, the Great Northern offers
you n smooth roadbed and easy-riding,
elegant and comfortable through sleepers
to eastern points. Dining cars on all
trains. thus avoiding delays ut eating sta
tions. The Great Northern caters to Sec
ond as well as hrst-class traffic. For the
accommodation of such patrons an up
holstered, well-ventilated tourist sleeping
car is attached to every through train.
No extra bedding required for these cars.
Porters in charge furnish bedding and
make up the berths. No desert or dust is
encountered via this line. Time-Butte
10 Chicago, GO hours, 30 minutes. For
tickets, maps and information apply to j.
+. Dawson, general agent, log Main street.
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BOILER BLEW UP.
Fatal Accident In an Ice House at
Providence.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. A boiler ex-
ploded in Carpenters ice house this morn
ing, killed three men and injuring seven
others seriously.
The killed are: Patrick Hebire, John
Hebre and Martin Dcery.
Injured: William Morton, office boy,
will die; Herbert Smith. injured about the
head; Thomas Cacey, internally; Charles
Bratton, slightly injured; Thomas Nelson,
engineer, blown through the building and
scaded, but not seriously injured; Martin
Ryan, injured about the head; Harry
Butler (coloredl, injured about the head (;
Philip Lynch, right leg broken below the
knee and injured about the head |;
Michael Tierne. scalded and injured
about the head; George NJ. Darling, fore
man, injured about the face.
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The South African mines are attracting
the attention of gold seekers. BY special
arrangements with the American and
Union steamship lines persons desiring to
visit the cape district can be ticketed
through from Butte TO Capetown,
johannesburg and other South African
points, via the Great Northern railroad,
at very low rates. Sailings can be made
from New York to connect with steamer
leaving every Saturday from Southsmp-
ton. Those wishing 10 visit friends in
England will be permitted TO stop over.
Send to the undersigned your name, adj
dress and date you desire TO start, in order
10 arrange booking with next party leav-
ing. J. +. Dawson, general agent, 105
Main street, Butte.
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TRY 1T AND SEE.
Tho standard" as an Exchange Between
Employers and Employed.

Employers and Employed.
The STANDARDS phenomenal circula-
ton throughout Montana, and, in fact,
throughout the entire Northwest, is APP
preciaied by all advertisers, but by none,
perhaps, SO much as those who are seek
ing employment and those who are deslr-
Gus of obtaining help. The STANDARDS
"cheap adj" columns are recognized as
the best medium of exchange between en-
ployers and employed in the whole state.
If you doubt 1t, make a trial and be con-
WINGED. You will DO astonished at the
number OF answers an advertisement of
this character will call forth. The rates
are within the reach of the poorest, two
cents word for the first insertion, and
one cent a word for each subsequent In
pertion.