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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect November IA. 1897.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey ave. and c St
trains ll:oS, ll:2s am. sos pm.
For Cincinnati, st louis and Indianapolis. Ex-
Per Pitfsen,s asd Cleveland. Express daily.
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit, II rs pm.
70. For winchester and way stations, ts:oo am.
taneoga, Knoxville. Bristol and Roanoke. 800
pH dn a4ay si sso s@ oa1 ss through
For baltimore, week days. s. $3.50. 17:os, x7:1o.
1870; xs:oo $50. 1880: .lo am. xIs:oo r..
1906, 1910: 1880 1920. $50 $500. Sis 1e:so..
lie xll;So pm .o and "a 112:oi night sundays.
Kills, I:2o. xsoO. 500. 4:s5. x5:o5. 1910. $50
$500, 1920. 1915. XII: 80 pm, ,12:OI might
For Frederick. weet days. 500. iI:e5 am, 4:so
For Hagerstowi. III: 05 SIN. and tb:30 pm
For Boyd and way points. week dtys. anu,
40. $50, 1:oS pm. Sundays. 800 an. 1:l5.
For s g. and Wy points; wee. s.y:,
pm. Sundays. 900 an. 1:i5 4:33. 7:05. 10:15
am. 4:3o. $50 pm. week days. Q am. LIS
ROYAL Ii a' BIrE LINE FOB NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
East, week days. 1905. 500 1000 am. 1905.
lis TALL Dining Cars, 800 G5:o5 Dining Carr,
1901 night Sleeping Car open mt 10 o'clock)
Sundays. 7:05, 500 am 0:1b Dining Carl 500
0:05 Dining Carr. 12:01 night, sleeping car open
10 o'clock Additional train for Philadelphia. 500
r.m daily.
Farlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City 1000 Am, 1905 noon, lis
and 800 Pm. week days al Sundays.
For Cape May l2:oS noon.
fExtept sunday. xEKpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
rssidences BY Onion Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket onhces. 619 Pennsylvania NV, New
York ave. and 18th st.. and at Depot.
WM. NJ. GREENE. D. B. MAKTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr Pass. TrafHc.
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MONEY FOR NAVAL REsEavA
Allotment to the States Completed -
the Department.

The Navy Department has completed the
allotment among the states of the appro-
priation of $4,000 made for the assistance
OF the naval militia organizations. The al
,otments are smaller this year than hereto
fore owing to the fact that while the ap-
preparation remains stationary the organi-
cations are increasing in number, hence
the effort now being made to secure from
Congress an Increase of the appropriat ton
TO 10000. The alIotmenfs are as follows
For banks, etc, S2e00: California. $i,16s;
Connecticut, sl,1S1; Florida, S2,00s; Georgia
S2,49; Illinois, S.6iI; Louisiana, s2.s29
Maryland, S2.591; Massac husetts, S162;
Michigan, s2,0S4; New Jersey, $3.50; New
York, s5.096; North Carolina, s., 4S3; Ohio
s.. 49,; Pennsylvania, s2332; Rhode Island,
81 400: South Carolina, $l,0i1; Virginia, S4I5.
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STORAGE, 7Sc. PER LOAD: THE FINEST
stof1Fe rooms IN the city: elevator, with ali the
seasooaele terms. Address D. BAuM, sl2 IA.
sss. Nv. fsa-ff
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. WEB

WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT yER
N0N RAILWAY.
FROM STATION. l3H STREET AND PA AVE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER H. 1897
For Alex andIia, week days, $50, 7:o5 7:35 ex.
500 e:sS. $50 $50, 1905 ex.. I1:Oo Has A NJ /;
i2oo ex.. 1920. LIS. AS 2:0S ex 2:4o 8.2o
3:so ex., 4:1J ex-, So 5:o5 $40 ex $40. 6:ns
ex $50. zoe 500 900. 1900 II 20 II 80 PM.
For ALEXANDRIA. Sundays, 7:45. s:45 9.s5 1880.
l:lo AM; 1900 noon, 12:45. 80, 2:l5 3:t,
3:iS: 40 5l5, Ga GAS. 7:3o. s15. 9:OO IO:o
11:2o PM '
FOR MI vernon. week days, $3.50. 500. 1O:o5
II 100 M: 12.0o, 1:15, 2:o5, 3:59 7:06 PM
For Mt. Vernon, Sundays. 7:45 9:45 M: ie:Oo
neon, 2:15. 3;45, 6:45 PM
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week DAYS
SEQ s;5S, 1895 II 100 An: 1908, 1920. LIS,
2:05 2.4o 800. 4:15. $40. sos, 7:o6, 500 r Nj
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. SundE IS.
7:+5. s:45. 9:55 1870, 11:15 AM; 1900 noon
12:45. 80: 2:l5 800. 5:45. 4:30. 5:l5 $780, 6:45
T:3e. s:f5 Pm.
Baggage checked free for Passengers holding first
eisss tcketes at station. Bicycles. % cents each
Parcels carried. ncl1
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Mass of Rcquim at Sd. Paul's Church.
There will be a grand mass of requiem at
st. Pauls Church. corner 18th and v
streets northwest. tomorrow for the reposs
Of the souls of the officers and sailors of
the Inflated battle ship Maine. for whom
the majority OF the civilized world Is now
mourning. Earnest prayers of devout per-
sons win during. the beautiful ceremony
ascend not only for the brave men whose
lives were sacrificed, but also for those
whose homes have been made desolate by
the appalling disaster.
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Old Point Comfort
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
SO Hours from w ashingtor7
Via Penna. r. F. and P. and
Chesapeake and Ohio Rys.


Schedule ii effect February % 1885,
WASHINGTON AND OLD POINT SPECIAL,
4:l5 pm. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Solid vestbuled electric-lighted steam hea ted
train. with combination coach, parlor car, dining
car, and observation car-through without change.
Arrives Richmond. 7:40 p.m.-0id Point, 9:45 pm.
Washington to Richmond and Rishmond to Old
Point Arrive Richmond. 2:45 Pm; Old Point.
$50 pm. Transfer Richmond
Tickets and reservations at offices Pennsylvania
R.k, 18TH and SITS. and at station. Full in
fe22-f H. W. FULLER General Passenger Agt.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

North German Lloyd.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN
Havei tn. Mar. s. am Havel Tu-, Apr. g. o am
Lain .Tu. Mar % am Kaser. Tu. Apr ~ am
Trave -Tu. Mar. %. am Lain. .Tu-, Apr 49, 8 am
Kaiser VIM Der Crosse. Tuesday Mar Is am
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. '
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
Breinen .-....... Thurs March Il.
Friedrich der Crosse Thurs. April Z. noon
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES GENOA
Saaie Mich. 8, 10 ar1l Fulda Mich. &c, 10 am
Vera Mich. IL 10 am Ems .Apl. 2. 10 am
h VIM. ii Mich 10. 10 ami Aler Apr. 49, 10 am
OELRiCHS & Co, 2 BOWLING GREEN
Apply to E. +. DROOP 925 Pa ave
ja2,-ly22 Agent for Washington.
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FOR, SALE-LOTS.

FOR Saloon WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, A
lot at far less thai its yufue to prompt buyer
According to recent act OF Congress for the
extension Of Conn ave. this lot will look d.
rectly out upon circle, dewn the avenue and
will always eomnnnd an unobstructed view of
Rock Greek Park much Of the ground for the
circle ard avenues fss been acquired already;
trees shrubbery aHd hedge on this lot we're
started five years ago, and for any one desiring
beautiful site at remarkably lew figure this
lot will bear Investigating. THOS w SID
WELL, 1871 st. NV. NH t tn s3f
FOR THOSE LOTS ON ST BET. nth
and 18th at $2.1S = IT. the cheapest lots in
this city owner having left city will sacrince
fe263t STONE FAIRFAX, sos ct NV
FOR SALE-yALUABLE PROPERTY on 7.1;';
1t. bet. 4th and 9Th, 5oxl50; Opposite pension
ONCE; grand site for apartment house
fe26-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, sos st. NV.
FOR SALE-A QUICK DEAL GETS THE CIJOIC-
est lot.biggest bargain ever onered-on wash
to and looking down Connecticut ave- JOHN r
WAGGAMAN, 100 14th ST. upstairs fel2
FOR SALE-THIS Is A SEAP-$50o, on A QUICK
deal, gets a nice lot, fronting two streets. IL r.
on Florida ave-, with water, sewer and gas
JOHN r. WAGGAMAN,
felZ 7o0 18th st. tupstairs).
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HOTELS.

+ 1OGyAED HOUSE,
Washington u. G.. 81 and s. 80 Der day: Ameri-
can plan: steam heat: central location: meals
Lieut. rooms. - per week or SO per month.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE HO-
to- Majestic, 18th and Yale NV: single and en-
srite: perfect In all appointments. The cuisine
j. special feature Of the house.
ta5f r. ]. MARSHALL, Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO sl31 ADM. DOC p.
This Is to give notice that the SUBSCRIBER of ths
prem, Court of the District OF Columbia. holdins
a special term for Orphans Court business Ie,ter,
Rowland Barker. late OF the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
same with the vouchers thereof to the snl,sci,e,
on before the 14th day OF February next The,
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
signed this 14,h day Of February. 1898
JOHN B. LARNEk f hsoetor fAh dsisi.s sssy
THIS IS TO GIVE SSricE:
That the subscriber of the District of Co,,,mbis
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the bis
tIict Of Columbia. holding Special Term for
the personal estate of John r. Reid. late OF the
District of Columbia. deceased; ali persons hay.
warned exhibit tn. same with the vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber. on before the I4th
law be excluded from ali benefit Of the said estate
sigIed this 18th day OF February. 1898:
"s B. aSpnE% A SA As fk sesre. eo
JOHN B. LAKNER, Proctor. fe22-lnw3w
ESTATE OF NARY L. MAUGER, DECEASED.
No. 1850. Docket %.
Irwin Inn s,, rt has with the
Columbia holding a special term for Orphans
Court business, appointed Friday. March II, 1893,
at Ie O'clock am, the time. and said court as
the place. for making payment and distribution
under the courts diIectioI pad control: when and
where all creditors and persons entitled to disrii-
utive shares legaeies a residue notified to
attend in person or by agent attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against fhe estate
properly Touehtd: Provided, this order be publish
ed ence In each of three successive weeks before
said day in the Washington Law Reporter and
Evening Star.
Signed February IA. 1898.
]. S0TA MeG1LL Register of Wills
fe15lax3w
No. S1S7. Admn. Doc "a.
This Is to give notice that the subscribers of
the District of Columbia have obtained from the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia holding
u Special Term for Orphans Court business let
tiers Of administration the personal estate of
Frank McKnew, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased; all persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the Subscribers
on or before the 4th day of February next: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
Signed this 4th day of February, 1898.
N.M II. MckSEW,
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
BY GEORGE HOWARD, Treasurer
GlST BLAIR, Proctor. fe151aw3w
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Discuss Elective Franchise.

Friday last the Gloss of 80. Georgetown
University School Of Law, held its weekly
debate. The subject was THAT the elective
franchise should be granted to the District
of Columbia" The allotment of debaters
was made by chance just previous to the
debate. The speakers were Messrs. Suli-
van. Schade and Dunn for the affirmative
and Messrs. Lanston. Troy and Meekison
for the negative. The Judges, Messrs. Van
Castell, ONeil and Harper, unanimously
decided for the negative.
A public debate is contemplated for the
near future. possibly in competition with
other colleges.
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w. at their session Tuesday night and
brought in some delicious refreshments.
which were served during the even
ing. a most enjoyable time was re-
ported.
George w. Mulch of Butte has de-
cided to locate in Basin and engage In
business.
Mrs. Ross Cartee visited with friends
I'm Boulder several days this week.
Mrs. H.. l.. Charles left last Monday
morning for a three weeks visit in ST.
Paul.
w. ]. Hurley was i'm Butte several
DAYS this week.
Hon. c. A. Whipple has been spend
Ing the week with his family i'm Town
send and is expected to return the first
of next week.
Fred T.. Seeley. the well-known news
paper man. has returned from White
hall. where he has been for the past
few months. and Is now at the helm
again on the Basin Progress.
Tim Downey of Butte has accepted
a position with D.. Driscoll * Co. at this
place.
Ernest Sumner attended the st. Pat
rick's dance at Boulder Wednesday
night N reports having had a pleas
ant time.
Dennis Driscoll has been spending the
week with his family in Walker
vile.
Approaching important social events
i'm Basin are a dance to be given by the
Ladies of the M~accabees. a dance by
the -. of ii. and A. @. L.. w. and n
grand celebration OF the anniversary
Of odd Fellowship. April &c. by Fair
view lodge No. 81.
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dress in the Congregational church
giving an account of the work the
home was doing in the caring for and
placing the orphan children Senator
hannah presided at the meeting and he
and others made short addresses. Our
citizens. fully realizing from Miss Dow
denis address the great work the HON
has undertaken in our state. and feel
ing tina this Is where charity begins.
responded literally to a call for finan-
cial aid-contributing $3.50 to the good
cause. Two little girls. who accom-
panied Miss Dowden, found homes in
this and our neighboring town of Park
city.
Among the lawyers attending this
term of court are Attorneys Poorman.
J.. T. Smith and Miller of Livingston
Mrs. Frank Lee. with her son and
daughter. left on Sunday mornings
train for Spring Valley, Mimi, her for
mer home.
on Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid
society of the Congregational church
gave a ST. Patrick's entertainment.
which was in every wa a most sue
cessful affair. The tables fairly
groaned with goodly viands. to which a
large crowd did ample justice. A fine
programme of Irish songs and recita-
tions. together with an address on St.
Patrick. elected much applause A
goodly sum was realized from the sup
per and entertainment.
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was rendered. after which a banquet of
no mean proportions was served. Since
learning that saving and splitting
wood is not a requisite qualification in
order to become a member, a number
of our citizens have signified a desire
to join.
A number of Big Hole ranchers were
i'm town last week purchasing supplies.
The reports from that section of the
county are very encouraging. A mild
winter and light snowfall has enabled
the large droves of stock to winter in
good condition.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society were pleasantly enter
tanned by the Misses Bispops Saturday
evening.
Steps are being taken toward the or
ganization of a club among the bust
ness men. So far the effort has met
with decided success, Over so names
having already been secured The OBJ
ject is for social n business pur-
poses. Rooms will be fitted up at the
Hotel Metlen.
Bertha. the ~S-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frizzell, died at the home
of her parents on Birch creek Friday.
The funeral was conducted from the
Presbyterian church Saturday.
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In Big Timber.

Big Timber. March 19.-Mrs. Kate
Prather-Bryant of Columbus. Ohio. Is.
with her little girl. visiting her father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Prather.
at their ranch six miles west of town.
ole Crest of Sweet Grass spent sew
eIal days I'm Big Timber the past week.
Thomas Kent and wife of Gray Cliff
are guests at the Grand during court.
L. q. Clark made a business trip to
Columbus the first of the week.
Judge Henry Of Livingston is holding
court at Big Timber. An Unusual
amount of legal business comes before
this term of court.
Martin Crest of Sweet Grass was a
visitor in Big Timber early in the week.
on Tuesday evening the members of
h X. Of Il. lodge gave another of
their delightful parties for their MEM
bers. together with their wives and
s~weethearts. The cordial hospitality of
this lodge is well known and their par
ties are always well attended. Cards
were played in the evening. Mrs. Har-
vey Bliss receiving the award for skill
full playing mons the ladies, a hand
some photograph holder. Mr.. Bliss
proved TO be as good a player as his
esteemed wife and gaily carried OFF the
honors of the evening among the gen.
tlemen. while Mr.. Bennett consoled
himself with a dear little doll. and with
the assurances of his friends that he
was the handsomest man i'm Big Tim
Der. even IL he couldn't play cards.
After luncheon the assembled guests
listened 10 a pleasing programme Of
music n to several entertaining
speeches.
j. a. Bailey, clerk of court in Park
county. is a guest at the Skillman
| residence.
Tom" Prather. son of T. T. Prather.
is very sick at his father : ranch. six
miles west Of town. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bal
ley was on Saturday afternoon the
scene Of a delightful children's party,
] given in honor of their little DAUGHTER.
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In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge. March 19.-The promenade
concert and ball given by the Citizens
band i'm the court house Thursday even
ing proved the most pleasant event of "A
long and brilliant social season, i'm which
this popular musical organization has
been "a potent factor as a promoter OF en-
tertainment. Under the leadership of Mr..
o. l.. Bennett a most pa~instaking and
thorough bandmaster. late of the Ma
tional Guard band of Salem, ore. our To-
cal organization has during the past win
ter made a wonderful progress, as was
shown by the faultless rendition of the
concert numbers of Thursday evenings
function. The orchestra that discoursed
music for the dance which followed the
concert found its personnel in the band
and comprised 10 pieces in brass and
stringed Instrumentation. the gaietics
lasting until an early hour of the follow
ing day.
DIR. Herbert Holloway returned the lat
ter part of last week from a six weeks
pleasure visit to California points. The
gentleman's return journey to his Mon
tana home was made several weeks prior
to set plans on account of a pressure OF
business interests and i'm consequence of
necessitated changes his wife Will con-
tinue for some weeks the tour of the coast
state alone.
Edward Scharnikow. ESQ.,. a well-know
legal ngnt OF TINS city, utpdIitu a "a
urday evening via the Northern Pacific
and Grand Trunk lines for a visit of sew
eral weeks with his parents in New York.
on his return trip Mr.. Scharnikow VIII
make a short visit of a professional ma
ture in Fond du Lac. Wis.
II. j. Toomey has returned TO his home
in this city from an extended stay on
his cattle ranges near Du Bots. Idaho.
Mrs. j. l.. Manley and little daughter.
Katie. of Emery. have gone to St. Paul
for "a visit OF several months with rela-
tives.
l.. c. Parker. prominently identified with
mining operations in the Bear gulch gold
district. was a guest of DIR. c. s. Gran
son last Monday.
I. s. Eldred of the auditors Office of the
Montana Union at Butte came down from
the scenes of his labors last Saturday
evening and on Sunday was duly installed
as agent for the company in this place.
in which capacity he will serve during
the absence of Agent Lee. who left Tues
day for a two-months' visit in the South.
All whitworth. for a number of years
proprietor and active manager of the
Deer Lodge DRUG house, one or the most
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In Basin.

Basin, March 19.-Perhaps the grand
est social event ever given in the his
tory of Basin was the ball given by
the Basin Miners union Thursday
night for the benefit of the fund for
the building of the home for aged n
crippled miners. as proposed by the
Western Federation of diners. The
hall decoration for this occasion was
simply grand n was all done by the
miners themselves. a work which
proved to all who attended the dance,
that the miners knew a trick or two"
about that kind Of work. and knew IL
just as well as the most expert deco
rators. too. Aside from the ocean of
bunting and flags which adorned the
ceiling and walls. there were drill ma
chimes. drills. picks. shovels IN other
implements used by miners hat were
worked up into nice. decorative de-
signs and placed upon the walls and
other convenient places. The large hail
was crowded with people. who came 10
give financial and social assistance to
the boys of the MO The music was
good. and the supper. which was served
at the Basin hotel. was excellent. The
committees that had the affair in
charge and who made UGH a splendid
success of il were Is follows: Arrange
ments-David Refill. q. A. L.enninG
and Harry Lidgate. Reception-James
J.. Brooks. Patrick MCGOWAN. Kiri
Chisler and Douglas Watson. Floor
Frank weigenstein. Thomas Sanders
and Robert Krause. Music. NJ
Tefft. George : Felts and Perry Tefft.
The adde's of the Degree OF Honor
surprised the members Of the A. o. L
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of NJ. Bien 4 Son. was a business visitor
i'm Butte last Saturday. returning sun
day morning.
Mrs. G.. W. Morse. wife of the we'll
known stockgrower and politician of
Granite county. was "A guest of Mrs. Nc
h from her home I'm New Chicago last
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Anna Quigley of Anaconda. SUI
p~erintendent of public instruction for
Deer Lodge county, was a visitor to our
schools last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gilmer returned
last Saturday from a visit of a week
with friends i'm Helena.
Chris Larsen. one of the best-known
miners and prospectors of this section.
left Tuesday for the gold fields of the
Mckenzie river. i'm the Canadian North
west.
Miss Bertha Kleinschmldt has returned
to her home i'm Helena after a visit of ten
days with Miss Linda Gano Williams at
her home on the West side.
Mrs. w. NJ. Howsley. wife of DR.. w.
NJ. Howsley. has SO far recovered from
her recent serious illness as to leave her
home. and with her little daughter Venus
is spending several days at the Warm
Springs sanitarium.
$. +. Larabie has returned from a visit
of several months in the winter home Of
his family. in Portland. Ore.
Mrs. j. e. Savery and son Jamie left
via the Northern Pacific Thursday even
ing for Des Moines. where they will
spend several weeks with Mr.. Slavery.
G. ID. Joslyn, manager Of the Bonner
company's establishment i'm this city. has
returned to his temporary headquarters
in Seattle from a business stay of several
weeks in ~Skaguay. Alaska.
w. W. Turney. a former well-known
mining man of this city. one of the origi-
nal in the Royal properties.
famous gold producers of Granite county.
will leave his home near San Jose, Cal.
next Tuesday for the rich placer fields Of
the Stuart river of the Northwest terri
tory. Mr.. Turney will be accompanied on
his journey by his son Royal Turney,
who. with another mining man. will COM
prise the party.
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I'm Society,

- ~
,tContinued from Page Fourteen.)
the Normal team would not be so
pronounced as their initial game, at
least the game scheduled for the 18th
was cancelled at their request.
The people of this city are greatly
disappointed at the failure of DIR. join
to deliver his lecture at this place on
Thursday night. The doctor was
caught in a now blockade east of Liv-
ipgston, and was Obliged to cancel his
date here. 1t is hoped that the efforts
TO get a future date will be successful.
Professor Nell of the Normal has or
Sanized a news class. to meet each
Saturday. 1t is presumed that the OBJ
ject is to give the students a broader
knowledge of the current affairs of
history, thereby fitting them for posi-
tons on the staff of some metropolitan
paper as war correspondents in case OF
a failure of the present crop.
Beaverhead camp, No. 4, Woodmen
of the World. gave a social entertain
ment Monday evening for the purpose
of giving the public an opportunity TO
hear Hon. Sol. Heppner of Helena de-
liver a lecture on the merits of the
above rider. A musical and elocution-
airy programme of a pleasing character