The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 4

4 THE DAILY INDEPENDENT. HELENA. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 7.1 9 LeadingHotelsofflelena jicatneuiuimi. IiiiZPEilDEHT kod I trust Of HI oootlwH 1 do fkot m7nU'C7t a fw works ond hi wtfo Blooood tho Dingley Slid tbo Mc StST-ET k'skstd I Klnlop odmlnl.tr.Uun. until tho orficor who found tbo bur U4 hr flv Consr.mo.on Amo.

J. nl boor noon. Jom.o Donnelly. senator Grady, Loth nrdoflt Tammany puhd Magglo Maguire from piosooi i.Chlo houoo In pnonnso'a rourt oftor n. In, havo publicly declared that tho SANK.

OB HIV.INA, MONT, DtllONATIO DtrOtITOffY OB UNITED STATta. a matt. THS GflU'NIIEWARE Two ways of doing buslnssOna most common Is largo profits, few sales! other, small profits, MCiy sales we follow latter plan. TM4 UKLSNA. A.

WALK, Mgk i Storstoe, Stuns Boot, Blootrte UkX katM pr day nd upward, groe sa wauls rooms to oommsrotal Preserving Kettles. Tea Pots. riiwltur tl tM rtk of raOMrlkw, MiOM It rllrd Wtr, shook or imil oiro rr, payable 't Tbo Publlabtng Company. lrlg Tbo lnd.pea.Bt oorv4 lt klr bom or Ueoo of buatn oo or by (MHiol eard or through talaphon Mo. M.

Ihoooo roport 00000 of trragular Urry promptly. i Aevrtlmnie. to toooro prompt Inoor-tion, should bodo4 la afore I yujoetod oommuBteottoao not returnable palms postage to one sod. Uuorrot, woman foil, dioiomwofll I will support tho platform fMt ind rnrwivH IH. I kit Unchr)ou.

will rwjffr. Th nJ tkkt ot th AftUonfcl r- th houM AdiuMy twnin ully 6wr of tho trtbo hovo thotr IndivtduoJ n'3hurip after five Orlmk Bundop even- preference In tho mot tor. but or pro-Ing. Offlror John Waleh, In attempting 10 I trd i. obldo by tho declalon of tho clrof 0 crowd of Otrtki front tbo old.

I walk on Market atreet nr tho railroad, I majority, OS good democrat should cKV pan snd badly brat hL U' TommanP will rep hor tactic They took hi revolver and club. Ha wo. mmaur knocked down, kestrn with olonoo nndf UM. uumrrrlfully kicked about tbo head. Wit llam Cr1ppa, who tom to his assistance, nos also badly beaten.

Officer Waleh was wounded In tt different plsdeo en his Occasion develops horoe In all walks New Tork Mat. undertaker HOTEL WARREN. i Moat Door to Logtolsttve IL4 C. TT. DREMER, Fro.

KtootrVs Ught. si boat. Coaiauredai rata. por dap. Capital I A.

SMITH fr.oM' HIRMAN CANS ProoMat I THOMAS KURTZ CoNaioe W. H. DICKINSON Asot, CoaMoe D1 RECTO HA John Murphy, Hormen Qan PatoP laroon, Nlok Kosolor, MoNamara, Q. Molntlr. Thoa A.

Marlow, t. B. Brodon. A. Smith, Oeaoral banking kualoos traaatA Aeeouktd Of banka Arm and Individuate solicited.

ORAKD CENTRAL HOTEL WE REED. rrop. Tb leading koto! In th atata Fla MmpI conftotloWe CintrllF o- U4 supplied wit A snlenoe. lieadqurtr far omrclaV minlnf buelneea man, First-claaa Utlea No. H.

Main at. liclifia. Moot TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. (By Mill Dally (Including Sunday), pof I 08 Pollp (Including Sunday), I 0 Dally (Including Bundop), I Sundry only, por Watkly (in odrnneo). por poor I Dally kp com or, par work.

7 5 Wo JAO Mo Uo I quart I quart I quart I quart eeesseesoe MltttlllH'H soeee hood and r-a Tb. held on to A of tho men who him and lnr recently oovtd two women from thrn Oreh hva been rented n4 ji- l.x kKt up. There were a 6vn officers tha of own lira, on the scene In a few minutea after lh mmuII nd aome of the Orrehe were prel-1 p-ui ip badly u.ed un. A crleis In tho affairs of Oom Iau1. A mun under th Influence nf liquor dls-l.

lhe ditker. leads on to In- turhed dtvtn servlcrs at ths Trench Prot I estanl church on Talgo street Sunday of-1 depondenco for ths Bosrw ternoim by throwing empty whlaky bottles lot ths church through the open win-1 dow. I John 3. Ingalls yearns for a return The liquor oetoure officers did a flourish. I the ssl.i Ing buslnes.

Bsturday night and Sunday. the sorvlc of ths country at ths sal Liquor was retied In haff doien place congrrasnian, In th rite and some out of town places were slio raided. In ench Inalanco there ware also great many arrests for drunk snntu. In her palmiest dnya Last Chance gulch never was in It with Lowell, apd Dublin gulch to-dsy would be Bun day oriiool picnic In comparison. A rlttsen of Lowell who should find himself In Montana would suffer from snd sigh for the crimes and ca Krom the New Tork lre (Rep.l, July d.

A pear ago the teat of Amerlcanl.tn wae I the getting Into Cub. How It met the world knew on the morning of July d. of tho Spanish I LANDED FURNITURE CARPET GO. SANfORD EVANS BLOCK, 312 N. MAIN STREET.

rirCSl(HAL CARD. MA88KNA BULLARD. Attorney and Counllor-t-tAW. Will practice la all th eourts rcord la th Otttc in Gold Block, Helasa, Moataa. MATTHEW A 8CHACI1T.

pe, Thomas grass SAVING BANK .08 HELENA laeerperated oadar th law Moataa TAID IN CAFITAL (lOO.OOd. THE WEATHER. Reported for Tho Indoponflont bp J- Attorney and Counellora-at-Lw. Room II and 17 Gold Block. ALL OVER I MONTANA iwmwssmmm! THOMAS CRUSE PraaltLnt I FRANK H.

CRUSE Vic PrW" W. J. COOKE Sao. and Aaat. Tp W.

J. SWEENEY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. W. J. Cooka, W.

J. 8weny, Thomas Crus, Frank H. Crj, nhen It read th story ualtles of hi home town. We ar I tqUadron. fleeing from tho advance of the alow for Lowell peopl They would American army, to sink under the gun of have to go to the Philippine, to find the America fleet To-dr th.

te.t of Americanism 1 the getting out of Cuba, time a lively a at home. T) anwfr cannot be aa prompt, as dl- I rect or as spirit stirring. But It mu.t be I Eperjbedy Bo Is certain, and when tt come It will The official return however, Proof of even higher quality of canlsm than that dlaplayed on ahore and that a good many Job consist of about B0tlugo. ing for Job that hav wage attach- There I tho pledge, we know, but, save I Kleinschmidt Bro. 000 UOATtO, PARK AVENUE' For Entrance From Main Street' Tak Oranlto Block Elevator.

HELENA. JULY 17. Transaota general banking buslnes draws exchange on th principal eltla of th United State and lurop: tranafart Of money mad by telegraph, and monaj ordera sold on all principal point la Eta llnoleum off the floor and then passing out through ths roof, ripping off soma tin and plaster. Th nt of th bolt went out through a lowed door with out leaving a sign on, th inside, but silvering the outside and knocking comer off the screen door. Iffie family was not In th kitchen at th time, an wer not Injured, though they have hardly yet recovered from their fright.

ownaend. Joseph Wood shipped a car load of ore Monday from hi Eagle creek properties. Jack Perkhis marketed the first Mon tan strawberries of th season on Saturday. A sister of Mr Henry Raymond, Mrs. A.

W. Wells, of 8t. Joseph. Is Visiting relatives at Bedford. Prof.

Geo. F. Byrne, formerly prln cl pal of the Townsend schools, Is spending a few days with friends here. Mr. N.

B. Andrew, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Is visiting her brother, J. G. Von Voast, whom ah had not seen for 27 year Ken Wood, who was until recently employed as clerk In Matthews's phor macy, has obtained a similar situation with Dr.

McCoy at Belgrade. An effort ts being made by the trus tees of this district to maks the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of the new school building grand holiday. Fred Radboum has returned to First class high head a wing ma- I aa highest cash price paid for approved chine, warranted 10 year (25 00 I uta county, olty and school bonds and ladles 1898 Columbia bicycle, to I close out at (4( 06 I gent 1188 Columbia bicycle, to mS close out. (45 00 Offlo hour from 18 a m. to I p.

so. gent's 1098 Arlington bicycle, to close ut at (34 00 Queen bicycle lamps, full nickel plated (11 ounces beat Cycle oil 10c Ifenls fht presses, just the thing for preserving time 25c Genuine Dover egg beater 30c Genuine Hunter meal sifters 10c econd-band gentleman's Eldridge bicycle (1100 CARL KLEINSCHMIDT. JR, General Manager. THE THOMAB CRU8E SAVINGS BANK BibMTttSlCO 1 OF HELENA, MONT. HENRY ELUNQ Prldn Kalitpell.

It la reported that Libby Is to have a new (20,904 hotel. Born, to and Mrs. Howard Ash ment. And In New York state, during) under coercion of a frowning concert anx- I ley. Thursday, July 0, a son, ths quarter ending March 31.

1899, thers ou Mr WedDeay eveni" Ruaala after the Balkan atates we for Molne, Iowa, where ah will were 21,059 members of trad unions nd yvance when the unity of Italy was 1 who had not had a day'a work. Dur- accomplished never was auch a pledge in, ths corresponding period of ISM, P- wh" do hat ,0 Mr I pC ths number was 18,102. Thews are the I ,,11 what no other nation has figures of the quarterly bulletin of the I done before, and which this nation bureau of labor statistics a state pub- Pto.ched merely when It freed Meilc The river took a little when from France by diplomatic prewure, and I the tiot day bean, but they are ffoinf Ucntlon, authorised by the republican QUght ho rewar(j for the act. I down steadily again. administration of the state.

Mark Fortunately. Interest, true InterMt. ac- Edllng and Miss May Greer cords with honor for the evacuation of I island at the rapidly ap- were married Wednesday evening at preaching, when this eminently docile and I th residence of the bride parents In peaceful people can be left to the control I Kallapell. of their own affairs. As there can be no -yy Plummers father and mother, true Cuban, whatever the voice of timorous Spanish shopkeeper, who cries for an employed In the building trades, if they neaa0, 10 there can be no true Amerl-could get work.

-Why there should be I can, whatever the voice of sordid specu- a minimum amount, of building going lators, who echoes that cry. The people, taking thought a moment, must realise that all there would ever be American the Dingley law and the McKinley ad-1 at0ut thla Island under our control would I urch Sunday, ministration Is not explained. Men be the profits wrung from Its soil and Its I people by American syndicate all at the tflth money, wtoo would ordinarily in-expenge 0f American labor, whose prod-1 night tot Where they will vest In building. If they thought the ucte theee producte wo'd make their headquarters while Mr. Cal- 1 Is no work In the island Tor Americans to i do save the overseeing of plantations and I lender looks for a business location the care of machinery.

Tho native ne-1 j5en)a Oomem and Mr. Lydia Kru gro or the Imported coolie supply the la-1 bor of the country. Americans would not ot Lake McDonald, were mar- supplant them if they could. The sole I rted at the Baptist church yesterday change wrought by the transfer to mornlng, Rev. J.

W. rails officiating, can control would be the abolition of the tariffs and the consequent destruction of Carey Fine spent lost week In Kalls-our tobacco and sugar Industries. ftn(1 burned to Katka, Idaho, country was really roe pe roue, apparently do not think It is. They fear the future, under tho trust-breeding conditions that prevail. Some further Interesting Information is gathered from the New York report.

J. H. Callender and family left last HENRY KLEIN Vic Pralden GEORGE L. RAMSEY CaahiM DIRECTORS. Hnry Elling, Henry Klein, I Own Can of Delay.

It Is now apparent that tho desire of tho administration to keep tho deficit below tho hundred million mark Is one reason for tho delay In calling for additional volunteers for service In the Philippine. Such action Is In line with the administration policy of carrying on the war for the conquest of th Philippines solely with regard to its effect on the political fortune of the MoKInley-lIanna junta. For month jt was from Washington that the administration accepted the statement of Gen. Otl that hi force was adequate for all needs. It was de dared that only am many mdremn would be sent to him as would serve to make up the number of volunteers returning home.

But a soon as the fiscal year was ended, and all expenses would be carried over Into the account of 1900, the administration wheeled about, and declared It would send several thousand more troops than Otis had said were enough for all purposes. Then the call for volunteers was made, and the expense of this Increased army will be Included In the statement to be made a year from this time. The facto that tjbls delay probably meant death from hardship of too long service on the firing line was not allowed to hasten the movement for their relief. The deficit must be kept below the hundred million mark in order that the Dingley law might be M. 0.

Rider H. A DAoheu R. C. Wallao, W. G.

Bailey. George L. Rama of Virginia In what Is there more more pleasure tjtt Whit, ultry summer day than a nice bath It 8 Ford, your own home. In a beautiful porcelain I yy Clark, tub, fitted up with hower and nickel-plated fixtures, hot or cold waterT We hav th nicest and neatest line of all up-to-dt plumbing fixture Call at our store and be convinced. We also have a very good atock of hardware, household needs, wsah-day hecessl-tiea, carpenter' tools, gardeners tools and garden hose.

Incorporated with a 1 A general Of 189,951 trade union members report- under th laws of Montana paldruft capital of Townsend for th purpose of engag- ing In the manufacture of cigars. He has rented the Duroen building on lowef Broadway. After several wreeks of delay occasioned by the high water, wrk has been actively commenced on the new school house. Contractor 'McRae says that the work will progress as rapidly as possible. Miss Daley Dean finished her term of school In the Toston district, Friday.

She contemplates spending a portion o( her vacation at Hunters Hot springs and Manhattan, enjoying a much needed rest. Miss Dean has been re-engaged for the fall term. 2 commercial hanking bualneag transected. Including th purchase and sal of state, bounty and city securities; M.D. RIDER So much spells disaster.

That which Is left spells disgrace. For embroilment I where he will work for the summer. He ed, 22,659 had no work at all during the with a people who have shown themselves expects to go further west In the fall. so amenable to th rule of the foreigner while still satisfied of hla good faith would B- A- Bottorf, cashier of the Adams be a lasting stigma. These people do not Express company, at Columbus, Ohio, like us.

They are grateful to our com-lg hls brother. Dr. Bot- first three months of 1899. There were 76 working day In the quarter, and less than one-half of the men reporting I th selling if exchange on all th Curtins old place, 42 South Main pal cities of the IQi nlted States and Eu street, Helena, Mont Telephone 96. rope; the transfer of money by telegraph and cable; a careKhl attention to collections; th acceptance of trusts, and th leasing of safe deposit box worked full time: 2,000 worked lees than 20 days, 4,000 lees than 30 days, 14,000 less than 40 days, 18.000 less than 60 days, 25,000 less than 70 days.

A small percentage (6.4) worked over time. The peril to the nation from the over- mander. so far aa they appreciate what. their rulers hav wrdugjit. But between torf, and will remain fiera ror two us and them A a great barrier fixed ot months.

manners and customs, standards of thought and action and points of view. Marriage license issued this week Already there Is here and there a mur-1 Qharles Whitfield and Margaret mur that as between Spanish Gea Jackson Ageton and Lou Wolf; control and American military control, the Spanish was preferable. "An over-1 Fred S. Edllng and May Greer, Denis -W. ID.

OOX, eal Estate and Investments Buy and sell ranch, live atock, min- TfQf ing stocks, mines, etc. mfl Loans Negotiated. bank of Helena. Room 19. PitUburj? Block, statement, says the competent authority which reports the saying, but It holds a terrible suggestion." It does, Indeed.

It 8 $200.00 25,000 Capitol paid In I surplus and profits T. C. POWER Prealdend A J. 6ELIGMAN Vio President A. C.

JOHNSON Caahle N. J. GOULD AaaiaUnt Cashier Illi succor for the Investment of American capital, that capital to be Invested for the purpose of underselling and breaking down established American Industries. If Spain were guilty according to her llghtB of nny less defensible wrong to Cuba than this, we cannot recall It. Yet we ahall be guilty of It If our troops remain until they have worn out their welcome.

There Is also to be considered the outlay of lives and dollars necessary to the subjugation of a people who fought for four years 200,000 of the sort of soldiers who held El Caney and San Juan and earned the respect of every American who faced them. Established 1865. Now run In a superior manner both I can plans. ptRE MINERAL WATER Mineral baths On evtry floor. i DIRECTORS Richard Ldckey, T.

Power, A. J. Saligman, A C. Johnon, James Sullivan. General banking hualnei transacted.

SB cent Neihart. J. J. Burns, attorney at law, lately of Belt, has moved to Neihart. F.

D. Smith is the new mall clerk on the Nethart run In place of W. R. Weeks, resigned. Mr.

and Mrs. L. S. McLure, of Kfei-hart. have been called to SL Louis by the illness of Mrs.

McLures mother. E. B. Shafer, who once ran the Belt Mountain Miner at Barker 1 now publishing the Record at Welser, Idaho. At Wednesday nights meeting of the fire department.

Chief Mills his office, and Wm. Schuman, was elevated to the vacancy. Mrs. Mary Doyle, aftervlsitlng some months with her daughter, Mr. lRch-ard Bennett, started back to her home in Grand Fork Thursday.

A record beating hailstorm visited Neihart last Monday evening In which were mixed the largest hall stones ever seen. One was exhibited at the poet office window which was three inches across and measured eight Inches at its largest circumference. One of the hailstones knocked a cow off the BlanJ-ing bridge, and dazed her senses for several minutes. The stones fell through umbrellas as though they were cobwebs and all roofs composed of old shingles suffered terribly. A heavy electrical storm accompanied the hall, and the rpeks on the side of old Baldy caught their usual amount of the subtle current.

A stroke of lightning was seen on Manitoba hill which filled the air with stones and dust. No serious damage was reported. 5 M. Lissner, Proprletoi td iirarn H- iallnBr 0, I A I lUrt No. 8 N.

Main Bt, Helena, Mon Monk We're Net Woolly. The orderly and peaceful west Is often slandered most unjustly by eastern brethren with little accurate knowledge Of conditions this side of the Mississippi snd Missouri. All manner of evil Is attributed to us and no manner of good. To this day there are people In Boston who can quote by the page from Vrlters who lived before the flood, and can reason powerfully to show that two parallel lines can meet In Infinity, who, upon Information and belief, would solemnly declare that lawlessness is the vocation of the weBt, and that It goes unpunished. Training their 13-lnch tel-pscopea toward the Pacific they scan (he horizon diligently for signs of murder and the results of lynchlngs.

A (hurch would not be Identified, for they begin Investigations with the conviction that suoh things are not found west. Huppily there are others more accurately Informed of the conditions prevailing In their own country, but who could not recognize a quotation in the original from the Egyptian of Rameses, and who have no Well settled convictions about the convergence of parallel lines when they leave the realm of the eaiih. Such people know that life Is ns sacred in the woolly west as in the effete east, that lawabidlng people are the rule, and not the exception, that there are churches even to spare, and that all In all, the people are as orderly and well-behaved as In any other part of tho United States. These reflections were prompted by an Item of news In th Portland (Me.) Argus. It was a dispatch from Lowell, describing the events of Sunday, July 2, in that place.

By comparison with Iyowell, the woolliest western town would be like a grave-J-ard, If the dispatch fairly represents Conditions. Ileie It Is: Lowell. July 1 Sunday was a great day for crime and accident In laiw-ell. Bo inn time near the break of day Thomas Vaoghn. 27 yeara old, a carpenter.

fell 35 foet from tbo window of his Sleeping room, In the old City hotel, and INVESTMENT BANKERS Money to loan on Farms, Ranches and City Property, and on collateral security? (City leans In Helena and Butts.) Loans mads for any period from six months ta Hvs years, at reduced rates of Interest. No delay In furnishing money. Correspondence solicited. O. Box 17.

Oomeau and Lydia Kruger. Two cars of Jacksonville, 111., people are at Lake McDonald and will spend a month there. Part of the company were at the lake for several weeks last year, and liked It ae well that they have returned, bringing other 'with them. Fort Benton. Wm.

Morrow Is preparing to put In a amall Irrigating ditch on hla honkin ranch. Fred Darling, of St. Paul, and Mrs. Rogers, of Amesbury, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

M. S. Darling. N. Authier, of the dry goods department of T.

C. Power Brother, left for a vacation of three or four months, which he will spend In Vancouver, B. and other coast cities and at his old homes In eastern Canada Geo. L. Overfield will take hi place during his ahoence.

A deal was concluded Thursday by which L. D. Pugsley, the well known sheepman of Crow coulee, sold his entire outfit of stock Sheep, ranches, horse, tools, to a company which will be formally organized next week by J. Carroll, J. W.

Huse, D. VV. Templeton, C. II. Ragland, Chaa.

H. Boyle, G. W. and other. The price upald was $50,000, and the number of sheep involved is about 14,000, with everything neeessary for their maintenance.

The Pugsley brothers will each take a small block of stock In the new concern, which will be pianaged by C. H. Ragland. During the thunderstorm of yesterday evening lightning, Struck several telephone poles in town and disabled a number of Instruments. One bolt fell In Judge Tattnna yard and another struck the houe of "Wr, D.

McFarlane, on Power street. The freakish course of the electric fluid In thla lat case was most remarkable. It struck thp kitchen chimney and followed It down to a point just Inside the celling, whence it jumped to th floor, landing on tove brush which la there, and smashed It Into splinters without even scorching It or the floor. It then forked, one branch tearing a small piece of paying of workingmen Is Illustrated by holds the suggestion that we are to shoot I a way through those whom we came to the report. We are led to believe by the high tariff apologists that our workingmen are In receipt of such princely Incomes that they are In danger of all becoming nabobs qnd refusing to work, thus leaving the country In the condition of a labor famine.

By contemplation of the following official figures, one can estimate the time re quired for a workingman to lay up a million dollars. The figures given are for the first quarter of this most prosperous year, the year of our Lord, 1899, the year of our McKinley the third; 22,217 men earned nothing, not a cent; 2,586 earned less than 130 each; 5,040 less than (75; 11,186 less than (100; 16,233 less than (125; 12,654 less than (150; 26,321 less than (175; 22,964 less than (200; 14,735 less than (225; 8,298 less than (250; 10,082 less than (275; 3,630. less than (300; 1,731 over $300. These are the earnings of men, and do not include the earnings of women and children. Of the total number of men employed, 43 3 per cent, earned leBS than $150, or (30 a month.

From these earnings they are expected to llye, keep thejr families and lay up Independent To prevent the workingmen from -f I cornering the wealth of tlie United States trusts are formed under tlje protection and with the aid of the Dingley law. Trusts limit production, reduce the number of employed, and reduce the number of employed, and raise the prices of the necessaries and luxui leg of life. With fewer opporku-nities to get work as the trusts shut down plants, and with the necessaries and luxuries sif life costing an average of 40 per cent, more, according to Brad-strerts commercial report, all danger of the workingman hoarding the money of the land Is avoided. The monopolies lodge meetings. The Pioneer Limited Only Perfect Train In th World.

Best Dining Car Bervlca LOWEST RATE A TO ALL POINT A J. T. CONLEY, Asst Genl Pass. Agk it Paul. Mnn.

No. (, CANTON SCHUYLER COFAX, O. O. F- 1 Notarial and Corporate Seals. MONTANA MARBLE WOllKS Cerrapndno Solicited.

Hsadaton and Monuments a Specialty. HELENA MONTANA Meet third Monday. A regular meeting of the above Canton will be held at their lodge room, thla (Monday) evening, at 8 p. m. Bojournmg brothers are cordially Invited to attend.

JACOB Rl'HMUL, Captain. H. T. DAVIB, Clerk. CAPITAL LODGE NO.

1. A. O. U. W.

Meets every Monday. A regular meeting of Capital Ledge Na. o. V. will held at the A.

O. hall. Farchen building, this even. Ing. Visiting brothers are cordially wet-corned.

F. M. WOOD. W. M.

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