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FRYING PAN TO THE FIRE Forger Ionick to Be Rearrested the Moment He is Released From Prison. An Ofloer From New York Will Be In Watting at the Gate. T-he eateor Operated BSome Ia, Roeheste>r Before ne Flourlisted in the Wild Western Country. Gov. Blokards yesterday honored a re quisitieon of Gov. Blower, of New York, for the arrest of Dr. Nathan L. Lonick, who will step out of the penitentiary at Deer Lodge on the 20th inst with a $5 bill and a new emit of clothes, presented by the state of Montana, and walk into the arms of Edward L Brooks, who wit learry the old man bask to oobeester, N. Y., in all pro bability to undergo another long term of imprisonment. The requisition, whioh ie signed by the proseeutio. attorney of Mo oe county., N. Y., calls for Dr. Henry Hart, or Henry Hart or Dr. Nathan L. Loniek, to all of which names the prisoner has re sponded from time to time. * Dr. Lonick will be remembered as the man who, somethlng lese than four years ago, oat quite a swath in Helena. He was introduced pretty generally to the leading citisens of Helena, stopped at the Broad water, gave sumptuous entertainments and in other ways made himself much talked about. Among other institutions of the west that he undertook to get acquainted with by rersonal investlgation was the rame of faro. He had quite a struggle with the tiger and was thrown. uonning out of ready oash he drew cheeks for $1,500 on a New York city bank and Sased it to the dealer, who handed out several more stacks of "chips." These went the way of the others. The checks, after going through the regular coarse, came back from New York dishon. ored. No inob men as Lonlok had any suooh account at any such bank. The same fate happened another check of thp dootor for $1,000. There were some smaller trans actions. Loniok was airested and con visled before Judae Hunt in the district court, and sentenced to four years at Deer Lodge. With good time allowance his term exolres Sept. 20. Recently he asked permlssion to let his flowing hair and whis kers grow, so that he might be recognized by his friends when he came out of the Senitentisry. As it was known that the New York authorities woulnd be waiting for him to take him back, his request was not granted. The crime for which Loniok will have to stand trial at Rochester Is forgery in the second dglree, committed Sept. 18. 1889. C. J. Wiohman and 0. O. Haliulnb, tailors of that city, received a visit from a aietinguished gentleman with a letter of introduotion from one of their customers, a few days before. The visitor Introduced himself as D-. Henry Hart, of Bellevue hospital, Now York city. He ordered a suit of clothes end paijd for them in advance. Soon after he came back. ordered another suit of clothes and paid for them in ad vance also. A third suit was ordered and paid for in advance. Then on Sept. 18 the dootor ordered a $50 overcoat and ten dered in payment a cheek for $564 on the tecond National bank of. New York city, to the order of Dr. Henry Hart, and signed by Reinhardt B os. The tailors gave him in change their own check for $814, which it is needless to say, was promptly cashed. The doctor's check came baeck from New York stamped as a forgery. lv that time the doctor had left Rochester and weas evi dently on the way to Montana to show the western people how a full flodeed New York high liver did thingse. How he did things here is already known. Attached to the requisition papers is the copy of a letter wr tten in July last by Loniok to the Rochester tailors, in which he refers to a previous one hie hal sent them in October lest, to which the'o was no reply. He infers fIom this and from the inquiries of the New York authorities that it is the intention to insist on his re ar.est, a surmise which turned out to be correct. He snagests that it would be it very easy matter for them to get the au. thorities of loochester to desist from fur ther Irosecution. Continuing, the doctor says: 'Let as look fo' a moment at the business side of tile question and see if 1 am not cor rect. Suppose yon cause my arreat by means of a requisition and an officer from Rochester comes to Montana and succeeds in getting a requisition from the governor bohere, and at an expense either to you or the sthte of about t4)0 or $500, brings me back to you. I leave this institution with a $5 bill, which the state of Montana tives me, a cheap suit of clothes and a woolen shirt. These are my earthly possessions when I arrive in Rochester. Everything I had, all my jewel y. nall my medical instruments, all my clothing, down to my footwear, were attached oad sold by the sheritf, so that I aim completely and entirely destitute, far more an object of your pity and help than your revenge. But supposing you want revenge, which from my knowledge of your individual chllaactr, I know you do not seek; but suppose you did, would it be any geat satisfaction to you to see me, an old man now, gray tom sorrow and trouble, dragged from one prison to another, dis a-'eed berond endurance, only very likely to pass his last days in a lrisoner s cell. Oh, no, gentlemen, such is not your dlesire, and I feel to-day that you would rather help me, even with your iurse, than see me utte ly and irredeemably Inst, which would be my doom should you so act. But let us look upon it from a business view and lay all sympathy or mercy or friendship aside. I owe you a debt; I know you have it in your powse, at any time, to cnuse mo eerlous trouble and I have no cause to har~ any bus the most friendly feeling toward you; give me credit to- sufficient good common sense, that my whole endeavor and effort would be to pay you that debt in full, with interest, and in a measure showing thank lulness for your forbearance and regain your confidence, which I so foollebly lost. I can only nassure you that no months after the first shall pass but I will be able to re mit you some money until the whole is omneelled end I can breathe frre and easy again. While srch will and naturally for my own good and safety most be my future diotions if t liberty, what could I do if ar resteJ and brought beck to you? Nothing but sufse ; nounish and disgrace for me, and a dead loss to you self, and the knowl edge at night, when laying peacefully down, that you have caused the rain, the I retrievable downfall of a man who had the material within him to make a good and useful member of soolety. It lays en tilely within von. I am at your mercy and nothing that I ran say or do now will alter the fact that I hbay, done wrong, and can atone for it if you give me a ohance. Do you know that uncertainty is about as hard a punishment as can be inflicted upon as. IIse I am, wearing my life out, thinking day and night if you will cause my arrpet when discharged here. Have I not senered enough, have I not paid tenfold for all the wrong? Littlocan you Itnowwhlat it means to be a Slave, deprived of liberty and will power." He closes with another appeal to be let alone. drand millinery opening at . A. A leher's to day. Tno Ohilago. Via Balt Lake, Garfield beach and Den ver, Sioux City, Omaha or Kansas City. The Wort .'s pletorlal line. Elegant Pull. man equi.ment, diners, chair ears and tourist lespers, Iledloed rates and fast time. Call on or address 28 North Main street, Helena, Mont. H. O. WiLcox, Freight and Passenger Agent, Helens, Mont. '.. L. LouAx. G. . and T. A., Omaha, Neb. D RIPCE' S The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.-No Ammonia; No Alum. i7sed in Millions of Homes-4o Years the Standard. 1HOW TO MEN THE WORLD'S FAIR. Suggestines as to the Most Convenient and reonomleit Methods. When you go to the World's fair do not take a trunk with you if you can possibly get along withont it, but pack your few necessary traveling artloles Ia a hand ban or grip and carry it along with you. You will never know what a lot of annoyance you have been spared in this way. Then get your ticket from Helena to Chia4go and the greatest fair the world has ever seen, reading via 81t. Paul and thence via "the Northwestern line" to Chloago. "The Northwestern line" runs three superbly equipped trains daily from St. Paul to Chi ceRo, leaving Bit. Paul at oigt a. m. daily; 6:15 r. m. daily except Sunday; 8:10 p. m. daily, making quloker time to Chicago than by any other line. When )on anrlve In Chicago you will find World's fair omni buses at "the Northwestern line" depot which will take you to the Van Buren etmeet tlation of the Illinois Central road, where trains for the fair leave every three min utes, where World's fair steamers oan be taken for the fair every ten minutes, or you can take a steam ferry; from the depot of the Northwestern II direct to the same place via the Chic.go river and making connections with the famous whaleback steamer Christopher Columbus for 15 cents. When you arrive at the fair you will find a number of first-class hotels within a stone's throw of the main entrance, and dozens of good restaurants where meals can be had to accommodate the most modest parse. By following these simple directions your trip is bound to be a pleasant one. See that your tlcket from St. Paul reads via "the Northwestern line," and remember that by this route you will obtain the best service, the greatest luxury, the most com plete comfort. Grand millinery opening at S. A. Fisher's to day. Silk umhrella with fency metal and natural wood handles this week at The ree Hive for $i. CHANGFS IN DIVISIONS. Rumors of Conaolidation Along the North ern l'selfie. There are rumors in railroad centers to the effect that the Missoula and Rocky mountain divisions are soon to be done away with by consolidating them with the Montana and Yellowstone divisions. Should this chabange be made, the eastern terminus of the Yellowstone division would be at Mandan, instead of Olendive, and the western terminus at Billings instead of Livingston., while the eastern terminus of the Montana division would be removed from Livingston to Billings, where it was until two years ago, and the western ter minus would be at Missoula instead of Helena. ' he consolidation of the four divisions would result in quite a saving to the company, as it would do away with two division superintendents and several pas. senger crews. It would also transfer the passengRer division from Livingston back to Billings. !Remember the grand discount sale this week at The lio Hive. No goods will be exempted from this sale. Linen damask towels, all kinds, worth 850, this week at The Bee Hive for 20o. Low Rates via the Northern Pacific. Helena to St. Paul and return, $50; final limit ninety days from date of sale; no stopover. Helena to St. Paul and return, $60; final limit ninety days from date of sale; transit limit in each direction, forty dare, with stopover privileges. Helena to St. Louis and return, $G8; final limit ninety dare from date of sale; transit limit forty days in each direction, with stopover privileges at all points west of St. Paul. Helena to Chicago and return, account of World's fair, $66.20; going and returning same route; final limit returning, Nov. 15; no stopover. Helena to Chicago and return $70; transit limit, forty days in eaelo direction; final limit Nov. 15, with stop-over privileges at St. Paul and points west; return via Union Pacifio at passenger's option. Through Pullman first-class sleeping care and Pullman tourist sleepers are run from Helena to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Chioano. For slreping car reservations and tickets call at the Northern Pacifio ticket office, or address. A. D. EDGAR, Cor. Main and Grand streets. Helena. Grand millinery opening at b. A. Fisher's to day. Infants' lng cloaks, embroidered ra hmero in cream and tan, at $1.15 at 'lhe Bee Hlive. Legal blanks at this office. The Park rlotel at Great Falla Still (Open for nusiness. It has been rumored that the Park hotel, of Great Falls, Mont., was closed. 'I he management wslh to advise the traveling publlc that the Park is still sunning on the European plan, where good, clean, well furnished rooms can be obtained from 75 cents i er day upwards. Special rates by the month. Thanking our friends for their past patronage and wishing for a continuance of the same. reaneetfolly, Tnu PAnx HOTIL Co. Special drive of white bedspreads at The Fee Hive this week. Call and see their great bar gain at 7:.0 for this week only. The Montana tate College of Agrloulture and Mechanico Arts. This institution will open at Bozeman, Mont., on Sept. 15. Instruction will be given in the following courses: Ag Lclture, do mestic economy, applied scieneor, business music and the academy. Tlution in any course exeoelt musia will be $10 per yea . Board and lodging, $4 and upwards per week. For catalonues address A. M. Iliyon, reasident, Boaeman, Mont. Further ledneotlon In htates Via Unionr I'acifle. From Helena to Portland........... 18 00 From Helena to Ban Francisco...... 3 00 On the 15th of each month exeorsion tiekets are sold to Utah and California rolnts as follows: To an Fancisco ansl return........$ 75 00 To Los Angeles and return......... ti 00 To LElt Lake and return............. It 00 Tickets to California rointe are limited to six months, and to 8alt Lkko saiti dna3 A tPaylilg (told llie. You can hobr an interest in a sood raylng gold property anld take activen part it the same for a mere trifle oomr)I.red to its vilue. Call at 9 South Main strest. Union aPeifle Meets the cat. First-class, Helena to Chisago..............................12 00 St. Lots) ........................... ikl Lt Missouri river points...............'. 15 00 Use the world's ploterlal line. Chilron's feeast black heavy ribber hobs. a bar .eln at hedued to Ito tiii week at IThe Es Ah Coon, a Chinaman aooueed cf stealing ehiokene, ,leaded not guilty before Judae oHunt yresterday. Leave wasl given him to withdraw the plea if he wlahed to in the antrs. Special Notlee-Or.at Neorthern lHa.bll. Line. Trains leave Helena daily at two p. m. for Seattle and Paget sound points, Spo knae, St. Paul, Minneapolis, St. Louis. ChObicago and the east, also for points in Minnesota and the Dakotas. BuBaet ears containing bath room, barber shop, easy bhairs, observation windows, library, writing and card tables, smoking rooms, etc., are run in connection with palace dining and sleeping ears. first-olse coaches and free colonlt sleeters. Direct conneOtions are made at Wenatobee with steamers for Lake Chelan and the Okano gnn countryr at Newport for points on the Pend d'Oreille river; at Bonners Ferry with steamers for Kaslo, Ainsworth, Nelson and other points in the Kootenal mining dis trict; at Jennings with steamer for Fort Steele. Crosses the Cascade and Rooky mountains in daylight. Beautiful seenero and a road free from dust. Train for Wickes, Boulder and Butte leaves Helena daily except Sunday at 8:50 a. m. Connection is made at Butte for all points on the Union Pnoifo system. 'Through train from the east leaves Hecens daily at 5:25 p. m. for Butte. For informations or publications apply to any agent of this company or B. H. LANOLEY. General Ticket Agent. Helelna, Montana. SHEEP WANTED. Any person having shep for sale at "Free Wool" prices, write giviug number. age, grade. prices, where ranging and other parti ular,. as to sexep etc. Mention thie Paper.. Address Luoille, P. O. Montana. PAYNE'S HOTEL. Mr. C. L. Payne has reopened his Hotel, Sta ble and Stock Yards, and iT now redy to receive all his old customers so well as now ones. Ac. commodattions for familtos a specialy. C. L. PAYNE, PROPRIETOR. FREDERICK J. ESSIG :LAPIDIST: Culte 1229 Masonclo Temple, Chicago. Cutting of Montana Sapphires our specialty. Mail orders promptly attended to, INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Marous Lissner, Prop. Main and State St., Helena, Meat. FIRST CLASS EUROPEAN HOTEL Celebrated Lisener Mineral Water. Sare Core for Indigestion, Kidney and Bladder Trouble. tree to guests. t'ositive core sgoarauteed in all craes where there is excessive action of the kidneys,. H. F. SMITH. J. A. ELACK. SMITH & BLACK, Contractors and Builders. Shop No. 19 JaokLcn Et.. Corner Breokrnridce, next to Ming's Opera liouoo. Hfelena. Wont. Do contracting and jobbing business. All orders promptly excuted. F. E. J. CANNEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCH EUR. SUCCESSOR To Di:. h. IIOCKMAN. Twenty-five year's oexperienco. Diseases of WVomen a Specialty. Consnltation Free. Office and Residence: 2R0) orth odney Street, Corner Fifth Avnnuo. *e* J. L. SMITH seo Freiiht and Transfer Line HELENA, MONT. All kindn of merchandise and other freights *eluding ores, pro.nptty tranferred from the e det. Urders will receive prtompt attention. '.s5ert J. F3ldberg's Stors ani at the ' ,let. JOHNSON'S JOURNEYS IN THE Yellowstone National Park. M. R. Johnon takes camping Iar ties through the rark in covered car riages or on horseback. Regular parties will start from Cin nobar, Mont., on the following dates: July 18, Autg. 1, Aug. 15, Aug. 29 Sept. 12, Sept. 26. To engage transportation address A. P. DODGE, 926 N nth Ave., Helena, Mont. HaQe You Noticed It? THE ONLY HIGH LINE OF WHIS EYS Foreign and Domeostic Wines IN TII I NOI TIrVaT'I_. FOR SALE GHEAP. I. L. ISRAEL & CO. ASSIGJNEE'S SALE. Pianos Orman. 8heet Musl, and Murli,,. i eroani Idls of all kinds Must be, Hold. Cuash must accompany all orders. H. R. THOMPSON, Assignee Ja keon's Music ltoro. Conc0rd Crapes, " .. Hotel 8tockwell. A Family Hotel with all Modern Improvements. Specinl accommodations for Commercial 'rlvlornn. 'rhe moat eontrally located of any h ,.ie in the city. Yleleric ce pacss the door. Homo comforts. A superior table. Warren St., Near Corner of Broadway (Formerly Merchants Hotel Anncx.) Notice to Gold Min.rs SILVER-PLATED Amalgamated Plates 'or Saving Gold in Quartz, Gravel, or Placer M-ines. Made of Best Soft Lake Superior Copper, At Reduced Prices. Our plates are guaranteed, and by actual experience are proved, the best in weight of silver and durability. Old mining plates re plated, bought or gold separated. Thousands of orders filled. San Francisco Novelty,Gold, Sil ver and Nickel PlatingWorks, 6, 7o0 and 72 First St., Sam Francisco, Cal. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. Justinian Caire, Agent, 521 and 652 Market St., San Francisco, DEALER IN Assayers' and Minin Material, MAN UFACTURER OF Battery Screens and Wire Cloth. Agent for HOSKINS' HYDRO-CAR. BON ASSAY FURNACES. Montana University University Place, Near Helena The beat equipped Poardinc School in Mlon tana and terms the most moderate. eoard and tuitnlu in Literary Branohe. from $224 to 1242 pmr reoolt year accordin to the course pursued. FALL TERM OPENS SEPT, 14, 1893 Bend for Catalose to the President. F. P. TOWER, A. M., D. D. Yoer lpot are unpro- Avoid expeOs. 3n(1 n'en- dnotI . Your I'1nrrlnlmr' l ltM , war., by coveringu your nleurino raldatono there. Now a thile time fr repairn unprotected pipeu ier oing the fel bill, with the Famous John's Asestos Pipe Conering Will Save Its Cost in One Season. Be Sure and See It. A. M. HOLTER HARDWARE COMPANY f ll line o ents All kirnd of Iron I tintl and at an o a ea GILCHRIST BROS. & EDGAR. --DEALERS IN L-umber, Sash, Doors, Etc. Mill work of all kinds. Exclusive agents for ROCKY FORK COAL. CORI-D WOOD. CIIIy Oflloe Grand Cenltral Cigar Store. Telephlono 130. Wholesale Only. Established 1118 IJEALET:17 ]N Fruits, Vegetables and Produce of All Kinds HELENA, MONTANA. g?"The oldest produce house in Montana. STEELE, HINDSON & CO. Jobbers of lay, Grain, Flour, ,dF , Rolled Oats, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Ete WVIIOLESALE AGtNTS FOR TIHE CELEIIRAIED ROYAL BANNEIIR, MASCOT AND MONrANA ICIELLE FLOUR. TELEPHONE NO. l18 I 'lhe best storage facilities in the city. 1322 13 OZI3AM N 8. BEN HUR; Best Value for the Money. STRONG And DURABLE. IL CUSHION TIRE, $75.00. PNEUMATIC, $100.00. GENTRAL GYGLE M'F'G O., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 45 t- --_ THE CENTRAL. HIGHEST GRADE. PRICE, $135.00. CATALOGUE FREE. St. Vincent's Academy. IIIELEN ,,O!:NT, Conducted by tho ittrr a of Chatrity. ' ho Acsdemic oonrie is tiorolgh and uitlai onvry advantage that can contribote to a good cduca lion. 'ITypv-vritint and 'holnorua-,lhy are taught tn connection with a o e ist tuloino.a coorso. For catalogue and inforulation applyI to ater uptriour. Saddret. Mry's allail aor Girls Twant-ealghth year Apene :'ept 21. 19,S ilcrmta Nodt par yoar. I t COv. II. C \1'pp! o I1): , Li . Jctu . rli at . .,l. t. lawr Co, turtncl wall, N'uila r roparol for Y.leg., oa, ina . ertivil adla t, .oI,,y. for atProcedure alogues addreji St. n ary'a flltl. 1 arlbnult, Nina HIC O FEMALE COLLEGES OFFl Imk$2.50 Per Vt) p. 1111,ol.,ri um e.+ sllld.r at #,;Il~l's l.a'ar..",-w Il lu1dll1 tr AI11 1" lrtm ntnt,. .'lln'llllllllltl |)| AIln"h¢' fl(tL'nt l's :.lt·it. . ý l C ne I r n.at:" "lbl·ulle Il Trasr, Auburn Palrrk° a :i·ae.. , or sr7 fuu(a| bt 1'1:1:1 ,l, S \/1,$, .111= 111 ill. f'h'l " ,"1,,;1\i i", ` Col. t'. J. Wright, !1. 8. A. M.. l ora. w.all N. Y. THE ODELS. Political, Civil, Civil Procedure. fOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, $2.50 Per Volume, PACIFIC R.R. Runs Through Cars. DETWEEN ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH. mid CH ICAGO -AND H ELENA, BUTTE, SPOKANE TACOMA. SEAT TLE, PORTLAND. Pullman First Class Sleeping Cars and Pullman Tourist Sleepers. Elegant Dining Cars ON ALL T''lliOUGll TiAINt. TIME1 SCIIEI)ULE. In tTect onu and aftor tiumll;ay, 'opt. 3, 1803. 'IHAINN III.UY VLA.r tIELE I.\. No I. . I'a, ilic mail. ws.t bonud...... 0::10 in No. 2, Atlanlic nlil. IMt obuund........ 1:20 V Nl. , hlar)avillo InI..tl I.........lU:l3a. inL No. I '.k. ik. lviuldor and Etlktrul Il400ýill', ................... ... . 30 p. No. ltrl, Iliuinil nixetd, Mondays ..... .L.O, in '1 tAINM DElPAIIT FIIOM IIELINA. No. 1. 1 ncit. Mail. oeilt iounI........ 0: 10 a. InI No. V. Atlnti I . l. castl bound........ :::Up. I No.7. odryrvvilh, nlin ............... 4:JU µ in N.. Io, \Virnok., Ilouhldr alld Elkhorn a 'uru ulor ........ .............tlLSm No. 101, ILuhnia mijzd, MUonLday...... 1i10 i m For informatlon, timo cards. uips and ticket call on or wrlit .. D. EDt-.KR, Corner Main and Grand Streets. Ielena. CHAS. S. FEE, General Passenger Agent, IT. PAU, MINN.