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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
DOINGS OF THE LAST WEEK IN
LOCAL SECRET SOCIETY
CIRCLES.
INSTALLATIONS OF OFFICERS
HAVE BEEN THE FEATURES OF
SEVERAL OF THE ORGANIZA-
TION'S MEETINGS.
ORDER OFF EASTERN STAR DoINGs
Movement on Foot to Establish a
Chapter in West ST.
Paul.

The United Workmen have been in
stalling lodge officers throughout the
state during the past two weeks, and
the meetings they have held and the
reports given out, indicate that the or
der is in a condition as f1ourishing as
could be asked. The ST. Paul lodges
are doing very WELL perhaps, but the
reports from neighborirg towns indi-
cate that the local organization will
have to go to work with a will during
the coming year, if they don't want
the outsiders to outstrip them in push
and enterprise. 1t is evident that lodges
in such towns as st. Cloud, Owatonna,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
DIED..

HALI.-At her home, 562 Minnesota street, OF
pneumonia, Mary Elizabeth, wife of Rev.
Richard Hall, aged seventy-seven years.
FunerA. at Plymouth church Monday, Jan.
18th. at 2. m. Friends desiring to do SO
may call At the house Sunday afternoon or
Monday forenoon. The coffin will not be
opened at the church
LUDDEN-In ST. Paul, at family residence.
422 Charles street Friday. Jan. IA, at l
a. M, Mrs. Mary Ludden, aged AZ years.
Funeral from above residence Sunday, Jan.
16. at ? p. m. Services at st. Vincents
church at $50.
Observation-Disclosures overpcck, on the 14th
inst, aged seventy-six years. Funeral
services at the residence. $40 Van SIyke
court, Monday, the 18th inst, at 3 p. m.
Friends invited. Interntnt ct Dubu. u, 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16

st. Paul chapter Order Of the Eastern Star,
was held last Friday evening in the Masonic
Temple, at which committees were appointed
for the ensuing year by the worthy matron
Mrs. Frank Van Duyne. and other business
of Importance transacted. Several candidates
for the degrees Of the order were elected.
and will be initiated at the next stated COM.
munication, which will be held on Friday
evening, Feb. IL, next. The Ladies Aid So
ciety of st. Paul chapter Will hold a card
party at the residence of Col. E. H. Milham,
noon, to which all members of the order are
invited
dancing party Will be given by Constel-
lation Chapter No. Is on Wednesday evening,
Jan. 26, in the Masonic Temple.
stated communication of Mistletoe Chap
ter No. So will be held tomorrow evening
in Capital City hall. corner of West Seventh
street and Toronto avenue.
A movement is well under way to establish
a chapter of the Eastern Star on the West
side, the consent of the other chapters of the
order in ST. Paul having been secured.
A. O. u w.
Deputy Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. Lizzie
Schroeder, installed sthe officers OF Nobility
Lodge No. 13, D. CT H. in a very impressive
ably assisted by Miss Francis eh Buell. Of St.
Paul, and Mrs. Stephens, of Minneapolis.
Both Deputy Grand Chiefs Sister Schroeder
and Sister Buell. are the only st. Paul sisters
holding deputy commissions.
Business Mems Lodge No. 3, A. o. U. w,
installed at Tuesday nights meeting C. j.
Meilicke, master workman; l.. H. Young,
foreman; J. H Mahoney, overseer; H. Cock,
recorder; c. d. Penfeid, receiver; VIM. Ken
nedy, fnancier; Henry Ewert, guide; Olaf
Lundgreen. inside Waterman; Louis Keller,
outside wathcman.
Hiawatha Lodge No. 80 he'd it's regular
meeting Thursday evening Jan. IS, and in
stalled officers for the ensuing term as fol-
lows: p. NJ, Henry Kaufer; NJ. W.. John
M. Doherty; foreman, ]. H. McNalley; over
seer, w. Christian; recorder C. E. VIZ ght;
financial secretary, II. D. Davis; receiver,
]. ]. Regain: guide, H. Kahn; inside watch
man, ]. Mahlstrom.
LEGION OF HONOR
Minnesota Council No. 16S N. w. L. of H,
will hold public installation of officers next
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

NOTICE, MEMBERS OF HIAWATHA
of the order are respectfully requested to
attend funeral of our beloved brother VIM.
NJ. Roll, from his residence 637 Otsego
avenue, at l p m. Sunday. Jan. Is. ]. NJ
Doherty, Master Workman.
MEMBERS OF COURT RAMSEY, NO. 1854,
Independent Order of Fores. ers, will as
semble at 1893 Cayuga st. today at 1870 to
attend the funeral of our late brother,
William J. BrOenen e. A. La Dow, C. r
G. r. Blodgett, r. S.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

PUBLIC SPIRITUAL observation-disclosures
sive Spiritual Church hold their regular Sun
day evening meeting at their hall In the
Central block corner Sixth and West Sew
enth streets, Y. NJ. c. A. building. The
subject for the evening talks will be: WAS
Jesus a Medium" Mrs. Langdon, the
well known test medium, will follow with
tests and messages from the spirit side,
also a demonstration OF the wonderful
science of teIepathy, or thought transfer
ence These meetings will be continued
every Sunday evening, and they are very
interesting to all investigators of the &C.
cult and spiritual phenomena. All are
welcome.
PROF. FREDERICK J. z. WOODBRIDGE,
CT the State university, will speak at
Unity church Sunday. Jan. 16, at 1920 a.
m; subject: The Right to Poetical In
corporations Of Nature" All invited.
Free.
PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR
ner Holly avenue and Mackubin street.
Services at 1880 a. m. and p. m. Rev.
Alex MacGregor, of Minneapolis, will
preach morning and evening.
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0vershiEats, 19c.

Mems Heavy Cheviot Negligee Over
shirts. full size and length, guaran-
Mems Fine White UnlaundeTed Dress
Shirts, made of Utica muslin, No. 1909,
pure linen bosom reinforced front and
pack, each ...... ...... ........ ......
Mems Fine White Lauudered Dress
Shirts, each ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Fine Pure Wool Blue Flannel
Mems extra heavy Pure Wool Over
shirts, consisting of navy blue fan
mel, tan or grey flannel or fancy cas-
simere sizes 14l2 and 10 only, actual
value from $50 to $3.50, take your
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Fine Corsets, 48c.

Fine quality Corsets in French gray or
fine black English sateen, heavily
We have neaTIv St i0o styIes ca gno COR,
sets, including the Celebrated and Cen
uine Imported P. d. Corsets, Ameri-
can Lady COrsets, DIR. Warmers
Health Corsets, Thompson's Glove
Fitting Corsets, Ferris Waists, ETC.,
etc. We are the exclusive selling
agents for some of these Corsets in
this section.
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Wool Socks, $50.

Mems Very Heavy Pure Wool Seamless
Socks, per pair 49,. .................$
Mems Heaviest German Wool Knit
Socks, the 45c kind, now. per pair.
Mems Finest Australian Lambs Wool
Cashmere Socks. in tan, black or grey,
Mems Genuine Imported Cashmere
Socks, double heels and toes, value
3Sc, now, per pair Observation-Disclosures.
Mems Finest Imported Cashmere Socks,
high spliced heels, double soles and
toes, the SOC kind, now, per pair.
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hoe II

Large fine-grained Parsnips, per bu.,
35 Gents.
Rutabagas, per bu.,
35 Cents.
Carrots, per bu.,
35 Gents.
Highest quality Baking Powder, 1 Id.
Fan,
40 Cents.
Geniton Apples, per barrel,
$3.50.
Fancy Apples, bushel boxes,
Si.25.
Freshly laid Eggs, per dozen.
20 Gents.
Good Eggs, per dozen,
rs Gents.
Best sugar-cured Hams, per h.,
8 Gents.
California Prunes, per h.,
5 Gents.
Large fancy Prunes, 8 pounds for
25 Cents.
apounds fancy home dried California
Peaches for
25 Gents.
2lb package Breakfast Food
9 Cents.
New Black Walnuts, per peck.
IS Gents.
New Hickory Nuts, per peck,
IS Gents.
1Oc bottle Parlor Pride Stove Polish
Tor
5 Cents.
Homemade Catsup, per bottle,
8 Gents.
Quart bottle Alexis Godillot's pure
olive Oil,
IS Cents.
Jonathan Cider, per gallon,
II Gents.
New Comb Honey, per pound,
II Gents.
BIB. can Apple Butter,
l2H Cents.
Schoch's xxx First Patent Flour.
per sack,
S2.75.
A fine 'uncolored Japan Tea, per
pound,
IS Cents.
Come in and have a cup.
Old Pop Corn, Shelled per pound,
3 Cents.
Wheatena, per package,
2S Gents.
Palmer House Java and Mocha COT
Zee, per pound,
Is Gents.
New Silver Thread Sauer Kraut, per
quart,
5 Gents.
Bread, per loaf.
8 Gents.
Ounces, per peck,
10 Cents.
The Andrew Sch0ch Grocery Co
Seventh and Broadway.
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Ladies' Underwear, 24c

Ladies' Heavy Merino fat Underwear,
SO per cent WOOL the 50-cent kind,
now, each ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses and Youths very heavy natural
wool Underwear, about half wool, the
Accent kind, now, each ................
Childrens very fine natural wool SAM
tary Underwear; size, 16, 10 cents;
cents more for each size larger.
Misses and Youths finest pure lambs
wool medicated scarlet underwear,
worth Go cents, now, each. ...........
Infants extra fine Cashmere Under
shirts each $4,000 -
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Mems Underwear. PC.

Mems Heavy winter weight Grey Meri-
no Underwear, each ...... ............
Mems very Heavy Double Breasted and
Double Back Underwear, or Heavy
Natural Wool Underwear, guaranteed
over half wool, worth SOC. now, your
choice, each ........ ...................
Mems very Heavy Fine Pure Wool Med
icated Scarlet Underwear. actual value
Soc, now ........ 49,. ........ .......
Mems Finest Lambs Wool Fleeced I'm
derwear, wool faced, three thread fin
ished seams, the regular csc kind,
shirts only. now. each ..........
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
ANNOUNCE MEMTS.

a NEW BUFFET-HUGO HENNECKE AND
Thomas O'Maliey have opened a new buffet
at 154 East Sixth street Hugo and Tom
will be pleased 20 greet their many friends
ut their new quarters, which are stocked
with the finest OF choice wines, liquors and
cigars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
Wash Silk, 40.

5000 Skeins Belongs. Corticelli's and
Hemenway's Best Wash Silk, Rope
Silk, or Etching Silk, about 200 celors
and shades, per skein commencement.
Good quality 4-yard bolts Velveteen
Skirt Binding, all colors, including
black, per bolt 49,. Notwithstanding.
S. H. & NJ. Best Velveteen Skirt Bind
ing, 4-yard bolts, per bolt ............
Good Quality Whalebone Casing, per
bolt -. 49,. ....... .............
Good Quality Isle Garter Elastic, "a
inch wide, per yard Observation-Disclosures.
Children's Good Side Elastic Hose
Supporters, Lindsay's patent, per pair.
Children's Best Waist and Hose Sup
pOrters. the Francis make. per pair.
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Good Pins,per Paper, e

Genuine Needle Pointed English Brass
Pins, none better made, per paper.
Good four-row Tooth Brushes, all
bristles, each 49,. 49,. ........
Good, Large Size Hair Brushes, good
bristles, each ...... 80. ............
Coed Machine Thread, guaranteed to
sew on all machines, full 200 yards,
Good Needles, per paper 80. .........
Good Hump Hooks and Eyes, 2 doz. for.
Good Pearl Dress Buttons, per dozen
and upwards . ..................
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M.uhG Shirts, SIC.
RHss II. CO., Minnesota Streets

Commandery No. 10 will take place at X. P.
hall on Monday evening, Jan. "a.
ODD FELLOWS.
The second and third degrees were con-
ferred by Twin City ladge last Thursday
night For next Thursday evening a card
and smoking party has been arranged by
its entertainment committee, to which an in
vitation to attend in a body has been accept
ed by Smelling lodge.
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American Prints, $40.
Best American Prints, per yard. ........ 314c
Table Damask, 22c.
Good quality Pure Linen Table Damask,
good width, per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Extra quality Oil Boiled Turkey Red
Table Damask very wide, guaranteed
strictly fast color, per yard ........... 1Sc
Best Table Oil Cloth, per yard. ......... 13c
Towels, Be.
Large size Turkish Bath Towels, double
thread, each ...... ........ ............ Sc
Very fine Pure Linen Damask Towels,
size, 20x3S, each ............ .......... 12c
Good quality Toweling, good width, per
yard -. ............. ............ SIac
Heavy Pure Linen Toweling II inches
wide, per yard 49,. Observation-Disclosures. &c
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Woo Stockings, Sc.

Infants heavy fine wool, ribbed Cash
mere Stockings, per pair .............
Childrens very heavy, all wool, ribbed
Cashmere Stockings, double heels and
toes, per pair Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies very heavy, all wool ribbed
Stockings, Merino heels and toes, the
23-cent kind, now, per pair ............
Ladies very heavy feece-lined. Stock
ings, double heels and toes, the 23-cent
kind, now, per pair Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies' finest imported, ribbed, fleece
lined Stockings, double yarn, three
thread heels and toes, the 35-cent kind,
now, per pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ladies' finest imported Cashmere Stock
ings, spliced heels and toes, none bet
ter made, a regular 75-cent Stocking,
now, per pair ........ ..................
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Jackets, Capes, etc.,
Almost Given AWay,

We are going to make short work with tho
balance Of our Cloak stock. At the price we
are making On them we will, no doubt, clear
them out in short time. Therefore come
and secure one of these next to a gift) bar
gains before they are gone:
Misses heavy cloth Jackets, all sizes,
worth $1.10, now, each ................ so. 40
Misses very heavy Blue Melton Jack
cts, all sizes the $3.50 kind, now,
each .....-.. ...... $3.50. .............. LOO
Misses elegant fancy Boucle Jackets, all
sizes, the $500 kind, now, each....... ECO
Ladies heavy Beaver Jackets, worth
$3.50, now ........ go. ................ 1.9O
Ladies' extra heavy, elegant quality,
Boucle Jackets, the $500 kind. now. 3.25
Ladies' elegant Russian Blouse Jackets,
made of very fine English Kersey, silk
lined actual value $500, now ........ $50
Ladies' fine Electric Seal Capes, 80
inches long, full sweep, high storm
collar, lined with fancy silk, the SO
Ladies' very fine Astrachan Capes, 80
inches long. full sweep, lined with
best satin, high storm collar worth
$1,000, now ........--.... ...... ........ Is. SO
Ladies extra quality Astrachan Jack
cts, lined with extra quality satin,
interlined and stayed, actual value
S3O.UO, now ...... .......... ..........-. 10 10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16

ments this winter, the first dance to be held
ON H fes e Vfee Chief Ranger F. c. Irwin of
Belle Plain. has been in the city the Pr, past
few days visiting the courts in the e1nsn1
Cities and assisting the high court oHacers
rlr If Installation.
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Kid Purses, &c.
Laees, boz, t3c.
Ghi!dren's Gsoaks, 75o.

Children's fine long E:derdown cloaks,
nicely trimmed, each Observation-Disclosures. 7;
Children's fine Eiderdown Cans, fur
trimmed, fine Zephyr Hoods and Caps,
edged with silk, Silk Bonnets, etc,
worth from SOC to 81, choice of the lot,
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L.onsdaIe Muslin, az

Lonsdale yard-wide Muslin not Ions
dale finish nor imitation, but the gen.
nine Ionsdalel per yard ............. 4Ac
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Good Net Yelling, is inches wide, per
Very fine. double width, pure SILK IL
fusion, per yard ..........;;..
Finest Sewing Silk Yelling, very wide,
ner ward $500. .......... ..............
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Blankets, 45G-
Very large, wool finish, Gray Blankets,
Extra fine, pure wool Blankets, very
per pair ...... 81 sc
Extra heavy Comforters, filled with good
Elegant Comforters, the S1.40 kind, each CSC
Finest, large size, Down Comforters,
filled with finest genuine down,
best silkaline covering, guaranteed
$3.50 value, now ........ .............. 81. "a
We guarantee the down filing to be
worth more than the price or money
refunded
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Minnesota Council No. 1853, N. w. L. of H,
will hold public installation of officers next
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-16
PIT and TIVE PENDULUM
A Prisoner Waiting 10 be
Hacked by Times
Scythe.
ONE MINUTE OF life LEFT.
Thousands Whose Situations
Are Scarcely Less Terrible
May Easily and Readily Find
Help. .~*m"- a.@

A man lies fiat on his back, bound
SO that he cannot move an inch. He
is in a dungeon, at first dark as a
we'll, but in few minutes a light in
the ceiling, far up, shows a mechani-
cal figure Of Time with his scythe.
The figure decends slowly, the scythe
swings, and the prisoner realizes that
unless some unexpected help should
come, lie will be slowly cut to pieces.
What followed is told by Edgar Al
len Poe IN the fantastic story called
''Thc Pit and the Pendulum"
The man awaiting the approach Of
a dreadful death is type Of. a large
class of infortunates who, Gntangled
in the strangling coils.of,an octopus,
have lost all hope Of freedom. This
uonster is Morphine. Perhaps the
victim is vet revoling in that glori-
or state of ~exhi!eration which fol-
lows the first use Of the drug. If
SO, Like the man in Poe's story, he
has not noticed the light in the cell
ing and is unaware of his danger.
Maybe the disease 4ias progressed SO
far that the sufferer notices weak
ness OF the hearts action, that the
general health is feeble, the body
poorly nourished, the sight double.
This is soon followed by peculiar
twitching OF the muscles, a numb
ness Of the hands and feet and the
utter collapse Of the nervous system.
The victim now becomes restless and
uneasy. a feeling of despondency
seizes him. This mental depression
after another fails utterly. The
future is dark and filled with gloom.
Days Of Wretchcdness follow nights
Of horror in endless. procession. His
utter helplessness tG, rid himself of
the incubus adds TO 41is misery. The
terrible effects Of the deadly drug
become more and more apparent.
Deeper and deeper he sinks into the
mirc of despair, until all hope Of
ever being anything but slave in
bondage is abandoned. Remorse and
apprehension take possession Of his
mind, and the temptation to end
his miserable existence becomes al
most ovcrpowering.
But there arc few situations com.
| plctcly hopeless. poc's prisoner was
rescued when the swinging scythc
was close TO his breast, and the VIC
tim Of the Morphine habit and their
shattered nerves are restored to the
enjoyment Of life by "a system Of
treatment which llas been perfected
by II. a. Gum, M. d., Al East 2lst
street, New York City, aud which
has vet torccord its first failure. It
is not 'tapcring OFF, or substitute
tion process. 1t is as harmless as it
is painless. 1t does away with all
desire for the drug, and quickly re-
stores the shattered nervous system
to it's normal condition. 1t treats
the condition as a disease and not as
a habit. 1t is scientific and success
full. For full particulars address as
| = hOVn
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-16
STATE AND WORLD.

Bozeman had a small hre last We'd
nesday might.
Paul Kruger has been reelected
president OF the South African re-
public.
Isaac B. Potter has been reelected
president of the league d American
Whcclmcn.
Thos. J. Lyndc has been appointed
United States marshal for THE dis
trict Of Montana.
In the trial of Thomas L. Francy
at Butte for the killing Of Paul
Kruger, the jury brought in YER
dict Of acquittal.
The young men Of Deer Lodge are
proposing to organize an artillery
company, to be part Of the state
military organization.
County Treasurer Garrett Of Lewis
and Clark has resigned, the rcsigna-
tion to take place at once or as soon
as his successor has beer appointed
President Barrios of Guatemala
was murdered last Wednesday by a
German named Oscar Solingcr.
Prosper Morales has been named to
succeed him.
Karl Decker, tho newspaper cor
respondent who rescued Miss Cis-
norcs from Cuban prison, has again
n n 6pI it1D RI
insurgcnt camp.
The Anaconda Recorder is advo-
eating the plan Of the Norther Pa
)cftic's making the mNin line Of its
road from Anaconda by way Of
Philipsbury to Drummond.
The jury in the Luctgcrt case at
Chicago brought in a verdict OF
guilty Of killing his wife and dis.
solving her body in sausage vat,
and imposed a scntchcc Of imprison-
mcnt for life.
Two boys az Detroit, aged s and
10 years, fought duel with knives
last week, and the eldest was taken
to the hospital with cash in his
right lung and dangerous wound in
his left side. lie will probably die.
Alixis Clarcmont, who carried
Uncle Sans mail on foot from Green
Bay to Chicago sc years ago, is dead,
aged 81. lie repeated the trip dur
the world S fair. He was born in ST.
Ignacc and served in the Black Hawk
war in 1892.
James NJ. Robinson, a squaw man
living on the Crow reservation, was
convicted at Billings Of killing and
appropriating cow belonging to
fthc Custer Cattle Co., and was SEN
tenced,to one year and ten months
in the, pcnitcntary.
TIE last instance of boiling tc
death took place in Persia in 1890.
The offender, guilty Of stealing state
revenues, was put into a caldron of
cold water, which was slowly heated
to the boiling point. His bones
were distributed as warning among
+ the provisional tax collectors.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-16
Tilted Her Chinese Lover.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 11.-Because
at the last moment she refused to
marry him, You Eos, Chinese laun-
dry man Of Turtle creek, says he
will sue Miss Amanda johnson of
Altoona for breach Of promise. Eos
recently came to Turtle creek from
Altoona, where he had attended a
Christian Sunday school Miss john
son was the teacher, and Eos fell in
love with her. lie says his affection
was reciprocated. The Chnaman
made frequent trips to Altoona.
Saturday, when he returned, Miss
johnson accompanied him. Bring
ing home the bride had different
ending from that which Eos had
pictured. Yesterday when fecalled
upon Rev J. H. Tarbell, partor Of
the Congregational church, and ask
ed the minister to perform the mar
riage ceremony Rev. Tarbell refused.
Instead OF marrying the couple the
minister advised the young woman
not to wed the Chinaman. He in
duccd her tn change her mind, and
she remained at his house as Mrs.
Tarbell's guest. She left for her
home today. In addition to suing
Miss johnson for breach Of promise,
he SAYS he will sue Rev. Mr.. Tarbcll
for damages.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-16
A Well Meant Suggestion.

At an lat home recently given
by Yorkshire gentleman S wife,
TN outside manservant had to do
duty for butler The man was as
tonished ut the thin slices of bread
and butter with Which he served his
mistress guests AS be was serving
an ancient dowager for the fourth
time, he said to her, in Il voice that
was meant tor Whisper, but which
was audible to the whole room, IF
yer slaps three or four slices to-
gether, mum, maybe yer can get a
bite. London Telegraph.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-16
To Enlarge the Park.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Senator
Hansbrough, at the instance of the
secretary of the interior, today in
troduccd bill for the enlargement
Of the Yellowstone National park SO
as to increase the area from 1921
square miles to 6,a6G square miles,
the southcrmost addition INCLUDING
Jackson's Hole, which Superinten-
dent Young says in recommending
the addition, is valuable winter
resort for game.