Adams County news. [volume], March 29, 1899, Image 1

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VOL. 11.
CHLSON & THOMSEN,
Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
President ..William McKlntey
UNITED STATES BENATORS.
Addison G. Foster Tacoma
Qeorgre Turner Spokane
REPRESENTATIVES.
Wesley L. Jones North Yakima
F. W. Cushman Tacoma
STATE.
Governor John R. Rogers
Lieut.-Governor Thurston Daniels
Secretary of state Will D. Jenkins
State Auditor Neal Cheatham
Attorney General P. H. Winston
Treasurer C. W. Young
Sup't Public Instruction —F. J. Browne
Commls'ner Public Lands. .Robert Brides
State Printer Gwln Hicks
Surveyor General Wm. P. Watson
V. S. Marshal Clarence Ide
U. B. District Attorney W. R. Gay
State Librarian Herbert Bashford
Warden State Penitentiary.. ..J. B. Catron
Bup't Insane Asylum, Medical Lake
Dr. W. Lockhart
Bup't Insane Asylum, Stellacom —
Dr. Goddard
Fish Commissioner A. C. Llttlo
Pilot Commissioners
N. C. Kofoed
C. F. Smith
J. J. Brumbach
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice R. O. Dunbar
Associate Judges
J. B. Reavis
M. A. Fullerton
M. J. Gordon —'
Thos. J. Anders
JOINT SENATORS.
John I. Yeend Walla Walla
COMMISSIONER ARID LANDS.
O. R. Holcomb Rltsvllle
ADAMS COUNTY OFFICERS.
Superior Judge Hon. C. H. Neal
Representative 14th District
..Hon. Geo. Sinclair, Sr.
Auditor Geo. A. Kennedy
County Clerk and Clerk Superior Court
E. D. GUson
Treasurer A. W. Shaw
Sheriff Horace E. Hill
Assessor D. Nellßon
Surveyor J. J. Koch
County Attorney W. W. Zent
Coroner H. E. Grltman
School Superintendent ..L. C. Van Patten
COMMISSIONERS.
A. 8. Kelsey, Chairman Hatton
W. C. Griffith Griffith
G. H. Kansler Rltsvllle
Justice of the Peace F. P. French
Postmaster W. K. Kennedy
Justice of the Peace W. S. Eastman
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor W. R. Peters
Clerk E. D. GUson
Marshal Samuel Hutchinson
Police Officer and City Eng'r.A. L. Rettlg
Polloe Judge C. Staser
Treasurer H. A. Bier
COUNCILMEN.
Hans Thomsen, John Bovee, H. E. Grit
man, O. R. Holcomb, Wm. Snyder.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—DIst. No. 1.
Clinton Staser President
W. O. Lewis Director
O. R. Halght c. Director
E. D. Gllson District Clerk
FACULTY.
Prof. C. H. Knapp Principal
Miss Mabel Coe Ass't Principal
J. C. Staser—lntermediate Department
Miss Mary E. Boyer.Primary Department
Superior court convenes at Rltsvllle on
the first Monday In May and November.
Board of county commissioners meets at
the court house In Rltsvllle on the first
Monday in January, April, July and Oc
tober.
City council meets first and third Tues
days In each month at 8 p. m.
Ritzville Opera House
Seating: Capacity, 700.
Easy and Comfortable Opera Chairs.
Population nf Ritzville, i.ooo.
Address all communications to
Manager Ritzville Opera House,
RITZVILLE, WASH.
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. F. R. BURROUGHS.
Physician and
Surgeon.
Office: Second street, between D and E.
RITZVILLE, WASH.
O. R. HOLCOMB,
Attorney at Law.
Practice in all the courts. All kinos of
Notary Work done.
RITZVILLE, • - WASHINGTON.
DR. JOHN ADAMS
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Qreene Block.
RITZVILLE, . . WASHINGTON.
CLINTON STASER,
Lawyer and Commissioner.
Collection! and Bankruptcy Mattel* a
specialty.
Ritxville. Washington.
D. H. HARTSON,
LAWYER.
RitzviUe, Washington.
W. W. ZENT,
LAWYER.
Real Estate and Insurance. Office io
the Court House. Bitxville, Tn.
— ✓ — : '■ j» i.
E. B. OLIPHANT,
Attorney at Law.
Strict attention paid to anybody's busi
ness but bia own.
OrtiCK: Baily Building over bakery.
DeSPAIN * TUTTLE,
General Draying and Delivery
Order* promptly attended to. Charge*
naaonabl*.
Kitivill*, Washington
Admiral Sampson has written for
the April Century an illustrated arti
| cle fully describing the work of "The
Atlantic Fleet in the Spanish War,"
and drawing its lessons. In a foot
note the Admiral tells this good story:
"As we passed the Teresa and Oquen
do, a Spanish sailor was seen strug
gling in the water on the seaward side
of the New York. In response to his
calls for help, one of the crew seized
the chaplain's reading-desk, which was
stowed on the main deck in the pas
sage between the two cabins and which
had a cross showing on It. As he did
so, he cried out grimly, 'Cling to the
cross and you'll be saved!' The Span
iard followed instructions, and w<u
saved."
Keeping the mouth shut 1b one way
to keep the heart pure.
E. D. GILSON,
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lm!.
Collections and Conveyancing:.
Abstracter and Notary Public.
General Land Agency.
Fire Insurance written in the best com
panies in the world.
Office In Adams County Bank Build
ing,
RITZVILLE, WASHINGTON.
Put Your Money in a Home...
It's the best savings bunk on the earth.
The cashier will never run off with It—lt
will never "go out of business." You've
got It right under your thumb—no one can
take It Away from you. There It Is—a
shelter In the time of storm. You'll have
a place to sleep if you don't have any
thing to eat—and surely that's better than
having no place to sleep and nothing to
eat. It Is always something on which you
can realise ready money.
Lind...
Brush Works,
... Lind, Adams Co., Wash.
UNCLE SAM ARMSTRONG
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Fine m
Hand Made Hair
Brushes...
No imitation or fraud I make Clothes Brushes
Hat Brushes, Brushes for Psinters and
Paper Hangers, Door Mats and
Sweeping Bruches.
You can trade horse hair for brushes at
10c pound or 6c pound cash. Brushes at regu
lar retail pri< es Take your hair to Bniith dk
Thomson, RitzviUe, or to the factory at Lind.
Prompt attention to mail orders
Lind Brush Works,
Lind, Adams Co., Wash-
The News Job Dept.
Is prepared to turn out anything in the
line of fine printing of every description
on the shortest possible notice.
*
We Do Printing
That Pleases You.
We carry the largest stock of stationery
ever brought to Adams county. A trial
order will convince you.
FINE....
COMMERCIAL
PRINTING...
A Specialty.
PIONEEE DRUGSTORE;
Pure Drugs,
School Books, Statiooery.i
Toilet Articles,
Special attention given to preecriptfOM,
H. E.GRTTMAN,
Ritzville, Washington.,
COLWELL & SUMMERS,
Successors to M "•
J. M. KAUFFMAN. /
All kinds of Transferring, Moving and
Delivering, reasonably Carefully and
promptly attended to. Moving "build
ings a specialty. Get oar pru<Je«.
W. R. CUNNINGHAM,
Real Estate*
Insurance, 1 ' H
•Collect!- P !
All business given , qt attention.
T
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Baths in Co
Mo hie
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Tourist Sleeping Cars.
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Boston, and all points
East and West.
Through ticket! to Japan and China,
via the Tacoma and Northern Pacific
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Through Tickets To
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo,
drand Forks, Crookston, Winni
peg, Helena and Butte.
time: schedule.
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No. 3.. Passenger—W bound ..11 26 p m
No. 2.. Passenger—E bound.. 605 a m
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No. 67.L0cal Frg—W bound.. 120 pm
No. 88.Local Frg—E bound.. .12 30 pm
For information, time cards, maps and
tickets, call on or write
L. E. PASKILL, Agent,
Ritzville, Wash.
Or A. D. CHARLTON,
Ass't Oen. Pass. Agt.,
225 Morrison St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Monarch Bieyelas;
Arc recognized the world over <
as representing the highest
type-of excellence in
bicycle construction
ARE HOW WITHIN REACH OF ALL :
Monarch Roadsters $50 :
Defiance Roadsters $35 :
■ 1 <
King and Queen Roadsters $25 j
Why look further when machines J
ol established reputation cau 1m <
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Monarch Chainless $75 <
Kontl for Catalofftin 4
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MONARCH OTOLE MFG. 00. 1
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Church nnd Rude Btv. NEW YORK <
4
Ride a Monarch and Keep la Front :
Harris Bros., | #
Livery, Feed and Sale
..Stables.*
Finest Turnouts the city.
Farmers' trade a specialty
Adams County Bank, ••••—■»•««-
RITZVILLE, WASHINGTON.
Money Loaned on Real, Personal and Chattel Security.
Drafts oa all potato la the United Statu
and Europe. ■
Ritzville Flouring Mills
Arc now selling their
"CROWN"-
"White Lily"
brands of Flour for $3.20 tad $3.00 per taid.
These brands of Flour are Guaranteed to be
equal to if not better, than any other brand M
Flour now on the market. >>•>>> y
ML re-In..
$3.75 and
All horseY
Our flour exchaf vege ' " U " d Jt
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BITZVILLE, WASHINGTON, MARCH 29, 1899.
a A RITCHIE,
♦ ♦♦ Barber,
Successor to C. E. Hershberger.
DoTLadles' Shampooing a specialty.
Model Millinery & Dressmaking Parlors
TRinMHD HATS
A Specialty.
Call and get our prices.
Pint Street, op?. Court Homc, Ritivllle.
For First Class
Painting, Caper Hanging,
Whitewashing, Calciming
Call on ~
S. QiSCHEUERLE.
The Ritzville Painter.
One price to sll. Term# reasonable Wire or
write »■ to well or welle that you wished drill
ed. SHERMAN a COCHRAN,
Ritivllle. Waah.
Kodol
Dyspepsia, Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartiaclall7dtge6tat.be food and aid*
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It Is the latestdlscovered dlgest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
rbtalenoe, Bour Stomach, Nausea.
B!ckHeadache,Gastralgia,Cranipe,and
all other results of Imperfect digestion.
Prop< ltd by C. C DsWUACa. Cbicago.
A. H. BELL.
Practical
Horseshoer,
Ahd h—
...General Blacksmith.
Ail orders and work given prompt at
tention. All my work guaranteed.
Location—Formerly the 8 A. Oaborn
•hop.
ITEMS FROM ALL AROUND
TERSE TICKS FROM THE WIRE.
% Complete Review of the Events for
the Past Week la This and Foreign
Lands —Summarised From the Latest
Dispatches.
At McKeesport, Pa., last week Fred
erick T. Clark shot and fatally wound
ed his wife at the home of his mother
ln-law, Mrs. Richard Moyle, and then
killed himself.
The influenza is raging In Berlin and
the death rate is heavy.
The actual work of taking subscrip
tions for stock In the world's fair cor
poration has begun.
A petition to Queen Victoria signed
by 21,000 British subjects in the Trans
vaal has been handed to the British
agent at Pretoria praying her majesty
to secure reform of the abuses from
which the Ultlanders are suffering and
claiming their position is intolerable.
With a superiority in cleverness,
quickness and ring generalship which
was apparent from the first round, Kid
McCoy was very properly awarded the
decision over Jc j Choynskl at the end
of a 20-round contest before the Na
tional Atheltlc Club in Mechanics pa
vilion in San Francisco last week.
Paris is suffering from the scourge
of Influenza. The deaths during the
last seven days have been 238 above
the average.
General Greeley has received cable
dispatches from Cuba announcing that
the military telegraph lines have eben
completed between Sanctl Splrltus and
Ciege D'Avila in the centre of the is
land and between Holguin and Vic
toria de I .as Tunas, department of San
tiago.
Jules Cambon, French ambassador
to the United Btates, will soon be ap
pointed ambassador to Italy, to suc
ceed M. Nlscard, who is about to re
sign.
Chris Bosser. a carpenter, shot and
killed his mother ln-law, Mrs. Brehm,
and then fatally wounded his wife last
week, at Appleton, Wisconsin.
Montezuma University, at Besse
mer, Alabama, was destroyed by Ore
IRRt week.
The organization of the American
School Furniture Company, capital
■took $1,600,000, has been completed.
The little town of Liberty, in De
Kalb county, Tenn., la almost wiped
oft the map. A furious tornado swept
over It.
Tom Broderlck, of Yonkera, knock
ed out Mike Farrager, of Youugstown,
Ohio, last week.
The newspapers of Bt. Petersburg
publish pitiable accounts of the condi
tion of the so-called famine districts
of Russia, especially Samaria, In the
eastern part of European Russia.
Michael Munkascy, the famous Hun
garian painter who has been secluded
In n hospital for the insane at Bonn
for more than two years, Is dying.
Colonel M. J. Payne, ex-mayor of
Kansas City, has Sled a petition in vol
untary bankruptcy In the federal court
there.
John Butter, said to have l>een the
oldest bachelor In the United States, Is
dead at Huntington, L. 1., in bis 101 st
year.
Archbishop Hennessey Is seriously
111 at the archeplscopate residence at
Dubuque, lowa.
Joe Qoddard, the famouH Australian
pugilist, better known lu flmlc circles
as the "Barrier champion," ha* decid
ed to retire from the ring.
When the will of Rhv. Edmund Dru
ry Coper, rector of the church of the
Redeemer at Anton a. L. 1., was Hied
for probate, It waa found that It be
queathed the built of the estate of $28,-
000 to hla wife who died several year*
ago. The will would have been Inop
erative but that It bequeathed his li
brary to the University of the South
at Suwanee, Tenn.
Marquis Salvago Raggl. who suc
ceeds Signor Martlno as Italian minis
ter to China, la expected to reach Pekln
about the end of next month. He will
•pen negotiations with the Tsuiig Li
Tamen concerning Italy's request for
a concession at San Mun bay.
John Gilbert, who slew hla wife and
four children with a hatchet on Feb
ruary 28th last on his farm near Indus
try, Kan., pleaded guilty when put up
•n trial at Clay Centre, Kan., and waa
sentenced to death.
The Qerman battleship Oldenburg
broke her anchor and went aground
near Kiel during a heavy snowstorm.
It la reported that a Mohammedan
rebellion has broken out In the prov
ince of Kan-Bu, the most northwestern
province of China.
The popular actress Lola Banzolla,
exclaiming " 'Tls love that kills," shot
herself with a revolver on the stage In
full sight of the audience during a per
formance at Ctlll, Styria, and was re
moved In a dying condition.
The Danish government will ask
parliament to vote a credit to send the
cruiser Fyon to China In connection
with Denmark's movements there.
John Webb and Will Toney, two ne
gro boys 18 years old, were killed and
two of the conrades seriously wounded
last week at Edgefield, 8. C., by four
white employes of the Edgefleld cotton
factory.
Mr. Davltt, nationalist member of
parliament for South Mayo, was ston
ed and several of his supporters were
badly Injured at a political meeting in
Charleyvllle, county Cork, last week.
Flint glass bottle manufacturers of
the United State*, acting In concert,
have withdrawn all price quotations
preparatory to putting Into effect the!
new and advanced price list which Is
to be decided upon by the trust.
Louis Molls, an Italian laborer, la
■*••41 from Injuries received la th* *x-
■
plosion on Washington street, Seattle,
making the third victim.
Arrangements are being made for a
reuulon to be held at Guthrie, O. T., in
June next, of the Rougn Riders who
fought in the battles around Santiago.
The Buffalo has sailed from Manila
for New York. She comes by way of
the Suez canal.
The Roumania has sailed from San
tiago with the remains of 554 soldiers
who were killed or who died In Cuba,
and 120 from Puerto Rico.
The United States auxiliary crulssr
Badger has arrived in Valpariso, hav
ing on board the exhumed remains of
Rear Admiral James H. Shotts, U. S.
N., who died at Port Stanley, Falkland
islands, In 1882.
St. Louis is to have a new bond and
stock brokerage company which will be
one of the largest In the country and
Its advent on the street will be a sur
prise to most of the brokers.
Practically without cessation It has
been raining throughout the northern
part of California for the last week.
The Insurgent forces under General
Ramon Querrera, formerly Venezuelan
minister of war and marine, who last
month started a revolution hgainst
President lgnacio Andrade in the new
Btate of Guarlco, have been severely
defeated by the government troops un
der General Fernandez, near Macaparo.
The subsistence bureau of the war
department says that the supplies sent
from the United States, -including all
kinds of vegetables, arrived nt Manila
in good condition.
The transport City of Pucbla has
sailed for Manila with 600 raer < the
Ninth regiment of infantry.
Joseph Albert Minott, secretary
treasurer and one of the founders of
the Goodyear Rubber compnny, is dead.
The secretary has issued an order
for the free admission of binding twine
to the United States from Canada.
Hon. Francis Harrison Pierpont, the
flrst governor of West Virginia, Is
dead.
A dispatch from Klmberly in Griqua
land, West South Africa, reports the
death of the famous missionary, Rev.
John Mackenzie.
Governor Roosevelt stated that ho
would If possible attend the proposed
reunion of the rough riders, to be held
in the west June 24.
The United Statets supply ship Re
lief, which left New York oil March 3
ou her way to Manila, has arrived at
Perim.
Eddie McDuffle, the well known mid
dle distance professional rider, has
been reinstated by tho L. A. W. racing
board, having paid his fine.
The transport Zeaiandia, It Is now
definitely announced, will sail with tho
balance of the Ninth regiment this
week.
Mall advices from New South Wales
say that the drouth that is now pre
vailing in that colony Is the worst
ever experienced. Settlers and stock
men are appealing to the government
for aid.
The order to compute the time and
make up the payrolls of the men who
worked overtime during the Spanish
war has been received at Mare Island.
The flfty-glxtb annual boat race be
tween crews representing the univer
sities of Oxford and Cambridge was
rowed today over the usual course,
from Putney to Mortlake, a distance of
about four and a quarter miles, and
was won by Cambridge for the first
time In 10 years.
Two highwaymen made an unsucces
ful attempt to hold up the Angel's
Camp stage near Altavllle, Calaveras
county, California.
Director Merlam of the census bu
reau has madft the following appoint
ments:
William C. Hunt of MassachtiMtt*,
chief statistician In charge of popula
tion statlnt.lra; I* Grande Power# of
Minnesota, chief statistician In charge
of agricultural statistics.
A contract ban been entered Into be
tween Qodbe of California and Japan
under which 50,000 tona of Iron are to
be delivered to Japan as Boon as pos
alble.
Attorney General Griggs has decided
against the landing of another cable
in Cuba, the Postal Telegraph com
pany having asked that right.
Fifteen hundred employes of the
clothing manufacturers of Philadel
phia have struck for increased wages,
abolition of sub-contractors and an
agreement that the wages will not be
reduced.
General Otis cables the transport
Grant has left Manila for Nagasaki
and Ban Francisco.
Ex-Governor Fletcher of Missouri Is
dead.
Addison E. Harris, the new United
States ambassador to Austria-Hungary,
has arrived in Vienna.
Citizens of the United States resid
ing In Chee Foo, China, have made an
earnest appeal, through Consul Fowler
at Chee Foo to the charitable In Amer
ica and elsewhere on behalf of the suf
ferers from the appalling Yellow river
floods of this year.
Captain James McQueen Forsyth,
who has been recovering In the na
val hospital at Philadelphia from a se
vere illness, has received word from
Washington of his appointment to
command the cruiser Baltimore, now
In the Philippines.
The state department is advised that
Francis C. Randolph, an American cit
sen, has been found guilty of "delib
erate homicide" at Bogota. Colombia.
Charles McCoy and Carl Connor,
each about IT years old, were boxing
In Center, Indiana, when Connor gavo
McCoy a fearful blow over the heart, I
causing a hemorrhage. The blood '
poured Into the abdomen tn a stream. 1
Death was almost Instantaneous.
Harry B. Morehold, prominent In
Cincinnati for year* as a broker and a
promotor, and formerly president of
the Commercial Oaiette company, la
dead.
NO.
NEGRO id IN IB
LYNCHINOS BY WHOLES.
M»ny Are Kelng Killed on the B«
I.lue~A Race W»r Fritrrd White
Ihe Aggrrviivo—Nfgro* Are Ar
Thenmelvu* for Protection.
Te.varkaiia, March —Details o
wholesale lynchings repot ted to ha\
eurred in Utile Kiver county, Arkj
art' alow in coming in.
Tlwee more dead negroes have
found in the lied Kiver bottoms
Kocky Lornlurt, Ark. Two of then.
King and Mooes Jones, were uaugc.
| aiiot. to death. The third bony
, stripped entirely naked when found.
I A justice ot the j>eace held an iu
over these bodies touuy, and a venlic
' tendered by the jury the
"came to their deaths from n.
causes, or w ere frozen to death."
verdict is regarded as a giu<s> me jok
There is Home doubt as to where
lynching!* occuired, it being near the
line, and was either in Lutie Kiver
ty, Arkausas, or in Howie county, r J
J he inquest was held by a Texas j
of the peace.
Joe King was one of the negroe*
was whipped by a crowd of whites
nesday near Comfort. Just after
lynching of Duckett, a constable w<
King and told him Dui-kett had
lyncned for the assassination of a f.
at Mockton. King replied he kne
about the Stockton killing, and sai
farmer ought to have been killed s<
and also intimated that others won
killed before the matter was settle*
crowd of indignant whites soon hat
iu charge and took him to the v
where he was thoroughly whipped ai
leased. It is not known wnere c
v\ hom he afterwards was strung uf
he no doubt fell into the hands of c
the lynchiug parties that were org*
after the plots of the negroes to si
race war were unearthed.
Many sensational reports are reu
here today from the scene, of dit
anco, but very little authentic inf rh
is gathered. One report states the \
are still out in organized poshes hu
the leaders of the negro revolutionary
with the avowed intention of stri
ihein up wherever found. Another i
stales the negroes are recovering
their (jaiiicky terror, and are securing
and threateu vengeance on the whiu
thin proves true, serious trouble uii
suit.
A colored man who arrived here
from \V iuston say* all the negroes i
neighborhood of Kocky t ouifort and
moud have left home and are afraid
turn.
MONTANA.
Martin Peel, who murdered Wl
Ennia at Virginia City, bus been
tenced to be hanged May 6th.
I). L. Ambrose, a boy about 17
old, was bound over to the dl:
court by Jußtlco Hayes, at Mist
on the charge of shouting deer.
John Henry, one of the oldost
dents of Carbon county, having si
within Its borders In 188G, when 1
a part of Gallatin county, Is dead,
84 years.
John Epperson, a Montana J<
and part owner of the horses T
kana and Bessie l.ee, wub stabb
death last week In San Franclsi
James Gllligan, a horse rubber.
Mrs. Cburles Kusch died at her
in Havre the other day. Bbe wa.
of the oldest residents of Havre
was loved by all in the comim
She leaves a husband and three
dren to mourn her death.
Billings, Mont., Is to have a HI
building. It will be named Pai
Ullllngs Memorial library, after I
lee Ullllngs, who formerly lived t
and died In Chicago In 1887.
building will be the gift of Mr*,
erlck Billings and Frederick 81l
Jr., und will cost $10,000.
Henry Brett, or Herbert W. Bo
Helena's ex-clty clerk who was se
the penitentiary In March, 1896, f
years for forging city warrants
been pardoned. A brother of Bi
living in England, has sent hin
necessary funds to pay his passa
Australia, and he will leave for
at once, where he bas a position
ing for him.
George S. Geddes, who was coi
«d and sentenced to a term of 9S) .
for complicity in the murder of
nle Brown near Miles City about
yeara ago, Is again at liberty. A i
time ago the supreme court found
the trial court bad orred, and ori
a new trial. The case has beet
missed by the trial court and 0<
ordered liberated. The supreme <
also ordered a new trial In the ca
Thomas Welch, who is under sen
for complicity In the crime.
A Purloin* Klalit In Paris.
London, March 20.—The paris c
pondent of the Observer telegraphs
s furious light occurred on the boul
St. Michael between parties of Di
and anti-Dreyfus students. Several
sons Here injured and two cafes
wrecked.
Moran llrothers Wax Pay.
Seattle, March 26.—Moran Brothe
day brought ault against the North .
ican Transportation & Trading 00.
cover the aum of $37,642, the balanc
on the construction of the Yukon
steamers.
MestllM the RoSf,
New York, March 26.— R. O. 110
called at the morgue again and afb
"Ilectin# body "No. 3'' declared it we
body of Mi«s Dora Hoffman, his sist<
The gibes of the Infidel are aa pi
aa the wooden-legged man'* scor
•bow.