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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-09-21
Lyman ]. Gage Fools Nobody.

"There is no doubt Mr.. Bryan
could order his Secretary of the Treas
pry to make payment in silver of all
public debt payable in coin. IN. Y.
Herald, August 20.
"Nobody doubts that those bonds
will be as good as gold. and it is wholly
immaterial whether some Secretary Of
the Treasury pqrsues the infantile
policy of paying silver dollars upop
those bonds, instead Of checks. when,
as have shown, all money Of the
United Statea is convertible into gold. -
Chicago hankre, August number,
page asa.
Both the Register and Tribune oi
this city. and the Clarion of Claflin
had up Harry Turok's name for pl obata
judge, last week. although his resigna
ton had been received and accepted b,
tho county committee nearly week be
fore either paper Was published. Wake
up, boys, and get In line. Hairy IL no
your candidate, and never wanted {.
be your candidate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-09-21

J.R. BURTON said, in his speech,
"the principal use of money is to
do business with, and not to pay
debts with" The fluent Burton
certainly does not use money s'to
pay debts with if Cy Leland is
to be credited. And Cy is too
slick a politician to say Burton
is a dead beat and debt repudia-
tor if he did not know it was SO.
WHILE 1 would be glad to de-
bate public questions with the
republican candidate for presi-
dency, I would not be willing to
debate with one whose response
bilitY is less than my own. If I
am elected 1 shall be president,
If the republican committee will
certify that Mr.. Hanna is to be
president in case Of republican
success, I shall willingly meet
him in a joint debate.-Wm. j.
Bryan, In a request to enter into
a joint debate with Hanna.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16

". S. Pniipot. Albany, Ca, says:
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than any pills ! ever took. ;"
The famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver and bowel trou-
sbles. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16

talking of ;.astina,,v which will he re-
lied ,,pon ~ hrinp ,Ayn and probahlv
more prominent ,spubliean officials mn
dor tbe aaeusatian II camnlicity in
murder Rumars i, circulation show
.fhat 9ha f,;ands ~ hotb N,,S sravlo,. and
Mr.. 34ckham a,.s@s ,alving widely diff
ferent theories Of tn, crime
Nctina Governor -ra,ior is In corsfaut
dread ~ m as.s.,ss.if,'s SHOT. He GOES
between his home ANA lie oapitol sur
sounded h,a i o,,,,ra ~ int,ntrv a.,
sides IRA n,a,ln,,,i,ies,.s vel staikinp
about FRANKFORT ana forming part III
AIR ravla,.s ho,}ysi,,,a the,,e are sew
sr,l .;ba,s men, from tho back country
h, ilo have guns ana who are inirnical %
AIR IA vlal,
Tily ci.oss-suifs i,3voly-ins ms govern
srsI,in N ths s,s,,.. ts,3,,t.ts prassnt i
,,,,,hs,n a .,,,s,sli,sss.l ,l,,,t ~ I'M. ~,
II either SID vii Venture ;,1i o,,i,lia,i ii
III. rss,lt If a.. r.s,,,,hli,5,s,ts },,o maj.
Is ssfe,,tsd Il hs e,,,,3t ST apps;.Is
they w;}l tiIe IN as5i5a>sit a tbe etf.et
,ere. the s,,t.l3 3 at,ie,. AZ c5S
,,s,.4f,,,., ,,s,ieibl. IS. ii; 81, 3, e,,s.. 81
s,fs IL MI ,,.. ..v.t,...,,4si, III. -ra,.
;., ;1sy,,a,s Niii,.S t,,sf.i,s NJ s,,,,,. -.
piis.i is.,, f.,t.., !, ,,i IS s..,,.,,
a RS N8tl fr.sl,5 y.,.y ft,stl46,l q
ess, ~, si.,,,ss ,ii,,,. I'D. ,.,,
sEls .6,l,ssl ili4f,i ~. ,assSia.8i5,5,i s.1l,,
f,.s,s save; t,,.tlls,. ,x4y that +. .itsl.,
"a ress SIS Vy,i ,S,j 49, ~ NM.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16
GIVES UP CONTROL OF RACES.
National i. \. w. Eelinquishes Right
TO control Race Meets.

PjIIlssielpilis b. Is TIE national
nDlS @i ID 4. NJ aigaiislea-
.a@n6e o. naiIis and aiaslIsfel the
aiisifatr ans 0t nelnbfftp All
So ie lefefai5es So ailaisul yle lsa
STIR kan f.ar the rstitsifitH.
1'fi@ ;l4aenans ais bsIns4iss spapt IBIS
gsspi:ig tliange ii tlle 9isft, II the
4easn wore affe4ed by |. Il Pe5tsl and
geiie Adopted AMID titt
sases I'nse quesfier ard mat u tlle
establishment 81 good foads e sl'sl
the agtenfeH tlie delesate uatil 6
ii hqur gesisGaay aft moor iilere
yeie BIT four votes AGAINST fhe ahali-
ton 81 tlls Facing and amateur causes
The 9lioNilg MN offieefs for the
league W4ee eieetedi
me- nt n@ay w sans MAR
land
eTst Vi9e President Robert I,
iSinesbliiS, as4aehasstis
.s1ld VIC Pres fisnt a y. o'heats
vi 9nesota
-iraasuisp IaBes 6, Tatersall, New
Z Jesss i elfatil
i SeeHetalA sbfot Basseti Boston.
Auaitng c9aRnitie ,is,renee W
small Maine sa'ois Weifson Massai
4 ehusetts + N. sixties.
President NeeaAii recommended re.
argapizafian "a naiinnal lines advoeat
ing ii,e repla 81 Of senli-indepena
pns sfate oNeaniza i9Rs By an assoeia
tion national in faii IS Vel IS IN name
The a0ikof tile league IL Tho eaus'
lsof highway Improvement Pres iaen
Keenan, said, mas not ceased during tn
gear.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16
n ~ -
Railroad accident.

Helena Mont, Feb l6.-T'hree men
were injured and one is missing as the
result Of a wreck caused by Il thru
freight on the Northern Pacific becom-
ing unmanageable While descending the
Rocky mountains just west of here
early this morning. The injured are
Engineer Bostwick, Fireman Snider and
an unknown brakeman, while Brake
man Hurender is missing. All are from
Helena. 1t Is believed Hurender was
killed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16

Tnen the Witness said he had tod Dr..
Tracey again that Mi. Clark did not
Haze nerev enough 10 buy HIN and
had moi further conversation With him
Cen Nolan admitted that ne mad
never reported Di. Tracey condmct 70.
the prosecuting attorney because Of his
largely personal friendship for him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16
The EMPIRE At stake
Lord Rosebary Tells Parliament
Present Struggle is Life and
Death Crisis
If England Loses South Africa the
Other Colonies Will Break
Away.
Danger of Hostile Movements Of
France and Russia Also Re
verified to.

France and Russia Also Re
verified to.
Landpn Feb Il Tn the heuss all
commons sesteryiag dlirnas ne eotlse
" a lHli3S qdsstioil re,atiSe Is tns
pr9paele R9er l'4vasieli of zlllulaEei s
ssei, t;tsy sia;f fols she eo6nl
e'l3ailsbsilain saisi tIis sqvs ri4nont hs.l {
eaidssl shls yll ieiritla
Msl'e iliAi;tsi ~ le iiaers Ire retiye
% slrsstsl s'4d q ID
Nii alla ~ lsy essilsien5eyl
go l'ep,lis Tie I'lps fsi luluaali +
anal eile ateNees COULD f,lt
s.e @ 81 3Hs f0sut South AfiISs. +
sse $50 nost 81 tin lll1vs
Ns psgfs Sliaad 50 tlie Nata Ia
MI c'ilalsbsssaill also -stai tx,
lEe N89a iiistl bad natiiiasl
As3nfs 2, eia ~ tp.et c8ea
iefsgsr be f,sslesi3siii sal tAss l5,i.. sflli
itAs The Il5iis as lls iIlY
II ssiiflts'A YEAS sae ''ai'N 10 a fAfsfi
islnae tlsat ne ,9tlsves should no. b
lilI'ss lh 5i.e Wa
Aii al19el 9assiiiSaspi lessissis
kasssSlls4 wi isllst stll,i ard IL
lll ~ fdian 3i1s
t lusfft 81 tils ifsd
I.n fsiisaH
lie siis-5l
silleN csf
could i fn;le.i d The ~
tfsg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16

Particulars of Offer of 100000 For
n:ah
dVoIdule i'eclslol III Dispal
ment Case,
Washington, Feb. l6-Jnstiee Hunts I
tes; iinonv IN the ozark bribery case
,..a.a,, rS.,,,,,. ;,,,,,,ss-
-
Sou. ~ ae'alieu tour aiassFiil soii-
vefsations he had With his family ply |
ss;ei4u. Or William l'raeaV Of Helena.
,s AZ ,,gs.,a,.
+ -
3ttla = teiiap'ea TO Jay bsiefe MN
proposition 10 briha him IL the Well /
sse,,it9 sasbaIln,sr,t case. which was at !
Nftilsss VAS q member ihe i1rsf o
these conversations had occurred onl
tlfa 5f t.aaf last Au.nst "a Dr. Trieey,s
st,i,a l5he court h:,a ihFn llela MAI ii !
81. Fl iii3.ic,,f..t5o,, in M. ,isSblirasn, mo-
i,....ili,,a.s ANA NJ. w,itf "a I,t .rrles.y's
Z, nv n the inyitat{o,,s,f fte isttsr.
sNslsn ,yent 10 hissaftfss, s,3iel heI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16

n answers 10 Questions. justice iuht
SAID he thought l)i. Tracey haa men
TONED Senator Clark Kafne IN me
irst conversation when ne mad spoken
OF the Welcome case as merely po-
litlcal hight between MI. Slark ana WI.
DAILY lie had flrst reiatea me iacl OF
the propositions being mace 10 MN on 4
the night of August ., when ms asso-
ciate Justice Piggott, had come TO ms
house and related mat ne ilau oeeli ap-
proached on the same gay.
At the close of the direct eNamina-
'icil. which mad peen poisauc'eu Almost
entirely by ehairnaR sfianulsr, MI
Faulkner, on pehai OF sseiia'or 'i'iilh'
made formal motion "Hstfike me tes
tln.oiay OF justice Hutl oul on 'iie ree-
ord pecausesi iasd lsiiea 10 eoili'sN, ny
name OF w. 'Siark WIN NY iiosssuii'ss |
ana was entirely coiia'sfal.
ne ialqtion Was "Ne'i"lsa ai.u Wy
= Natl . y ~
Hunt saia that .pelors ~ A'iSss NV
'nftde ne pfoposl'inil 70 nun ~ ~
ep'isldetNt; hiisl man @. pie5eiilli's'ils'
good character. re aia hot e ''., W
doctor mac s'oi9i'stl 70 '''inh Y, Wy ..'ioi-
mn sa"i ',is l'toposasio'i' aisu - ~
sa;tsi. s.iii': rs q 5000 man y '',less
Said Ne mao iil'si loia ~ ssois ~ ~ ~,
tiee f'sgett nsNt y Juqse l''a'i'ss !,
iif'terWard 70 Judge. i's "ll., hesel' g
far g he knew mad no afillia,loh WIN |
DAY. Asksd Why he 'ilo lios p''ils ~
matter 10 the Afternoon oi me pip.'c
llaroseeut9f, JUICE fiuh' replied 'slai i'e
MAS 50 humiliassa ne aiu ho' cste -
elS1iese u ne pislslfsq 'oe -,
y ClllSSt loll--7 You IftihIltu " ditpN WY 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-16

When you arg good and ready
your new carpet for
Parlor
OR
Bedroom

You will find it to your advantage to
come diree. to Younkers'. You might go
10 Chicago, or NV York, or direct to the
carpet mills, but you eould not select from
over million dollars worth Of carpets any
better things than we show in our great
carpet department at this very moment.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

Js5gs Brown Of the United States District Court
has appointed BENJAMIN Barker receiver of the
assets n George T Eiggons dealer in dry goods
e. C0lCn5us-sve- and Ninety -nintEl-sr. who filed
Bstaon L Bankruptcy on July On the applica-
ton d Myers Goldsmith & Brouner. atroneys for
The z 3. Clslin Company. creditors. for s. Sc He
has stock of bout s h00
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
LIVE STOCK nARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,-go oae-go july zCattle-Hece-pts. 200 head; market
ll2 and steady good prime steers s. lDQ
q poor &C medium 81 = as 70. selected feeders 50 =
- X naked zr1cerE. s. 1883 10 - s61S4 -.
leitrs S5NS5 S&dS2 IS balls 8 5tes$b -,
e - e y'tS6 o. TeZansIeZas 1ec steers, = 5J1
q I=Eas steers 50 s51$4 .. Texas bulls 81 81 q
- --rgs-ke-elprs today, 1900 head Monday, 3D.
=. - 0Eer. &g9. shade lower. closing strong;
70 Eeara-1es top $ mixed ac6 butchers, s. ~ z
goo -7 choice heavy s. 2paSJ - rough, 1eayy.
.1aA5 - --zzr 50 lpIS5 -. bulk Ct sales. s. 500
SHEEP Receipts $3.50 head: sheep anc lambs
selg - fair choice
80 8 l5GS- Z5 Western sheep SAL - 70 Texas sheep.
@Gs7 native lambs, 25GSe 81 Western lanbS. 5g
~ Receipts rhls week Cattle. ~, coo head. hogs.
80 sheep. $3.50 LssI week Cattle. 5t.29o head.
g % GO. sheep. % 7Go
@st Liberty. July Cattle steady extra s. 60IS5 50
- = 15ess ~. common - 500 s. H9gs active prime
s--ls z1- E1rE=rs. s. g lSJ 50. Lgl- Workers
-f1 pigs s. 58as5 60. heavy hogs. s. 81 llS5 50
3 = l51s5 10 SHeep steady choice wehers - 25
common - 5GS2 50. choice lambs. S6ElS6 %;
= 2 Elot. S4a$5 50. veal calEes. 50 5og$6
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

PROPERTY PREVENTED BY WESTERLY
vTHp-MAN OVERCOME BY HEAT.
-. great fire among the Standard Oil Com
- tanks at Constable Hook which began early
> T,rrs5sy morning was totally extinguished by
q :. sock last night The flames had practically
- themselves out by yesterday morning and
y. --o-7hers Of the Bayonne Fire Department
= sent home al a m after almos- hfty-six
- ri continuous work under most trying cir
ps-a-ces The report that they struck is base
The loss is estimated at g 500. 900 none Of
Ls.H * covered hy insurance.
- tank continued to burn all yesterday but ii
- ,-lv few feet Of oil in il last night. and it
= expected 70 burn itself ou. before daybreak
~ only way in which il might BE- stiu further
.l,-res would be by a shift II the wind. Since
go morning the wind has blown steadily tow
- New-York Bay. and thus away from the
t-ssrered tanks. This alone accounts for the fact
n. -he Standard Oh refinery is still intact and
--s-ri-aIly uoinJureo-
I, * the opinion of many that had the wind
e5 ard blown toward the west nothing could
- saved Tank No. I3 from going. It stands on
1o,e OF q sandy hlll. at the base OF which begin
=. bsge refreries. extending a half mile or more
- -bs XII Won KuL Its explosion could only be
s,-,ua5 hy rush az flaming oil down the hill
--o TIE works That danger was believed last
night n d passed
r * said that twenty-five tanks have been either
...r-r or partially destroyed with their contents
= addition 70 these are the boiler shop compound
.-r and -aratf=ue buildings. huge FILES Of barrel
-sves tons Of soft coal several thousand feet OF
-ss-r,-z and railroad siding with dozens OF freight
.-= rsrk cars OF the LehiEh Valley. Central and
r---o- Tank lines. II will take many months 10 re-
,rrs -re paris Of the plant burned
,--e crowds al the IRE all yesterday were almost
s rz-ze IS on previous days. They were kept back
M rhe police however. ana not allowed 10 60 50
-,se as N Thursday night when several were
rr--eE by the boiling over Of Tank No. Il
--or1as Hayes of No. = West Twenty-third-st..
Ps~or-e while watching The fire yesterday was
,rs-,7--z tv The heat and smoke. and fell 70 the
,ssxsk lie was taken 70 81 Luke's Hospital,
.e-e ne vas restored He became delirious. and il
,,rk focr men 70 hold him. He was finally put in
sr-a.-facket The following list OF injured was
given out yesterday
rrrrRAv Herr q Elizabeth. LEFT arm and hand
rrErg- christopher e1-Firs chief burned about the
lace and neck
-rvErAN JOHN C.. Of Hope Hose Company. eye burned
n --5=- nav lose sight
TENET Cte=gan. OF NJ. 40 Avenue c. right arm
blurred
long J--- n No las Avenue E Bayonne. back burned
vFEEN -- q No. 81 Ratlroad-zve., Bayonner left
an and hand ou-1ed-
RYAN R-der-. r. Baycu1e, nuse hr1ken by fall
sHoR-ELL stephen face and neck and both hands and
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

FerctvzI J. and Elizabeth Bernhard. doing busi-
mss as joseph Bernhard & Son. wholesale dealers
IL millinery goods and wome1's hats al No I35 Fifth
eve. have f-e5 petition n bankruptcy. with firm
liabilities of So ss1 and nominal assets OF s22ss The
assets consist OF stock OF merchandise s. 81. FIX
taTes 2z5- c-eIPired lease. 5000 accounts. S5,5s;
n5tes S4fs judgment s. Is. cash in bank $50; claim
sEzirs- -l= United States Government for excess
auries s. - There are about fifty creditors. the
largest being Frank W ThirkeU. OF Paris. S15,174
FOR merchandise. Adelaide B Styles S5559 FOR bor
RIVED money. and The Mason & Hamlin Company.
E5 tor G-eLpired lease oE Offices a No. 136 Fifth
ave Perc.vzl Bernhard has individual debts Of
E7N ard assets consisting Of 1hir1y-ive shares Of
stock q TIE Bernhard & CO. corporation valed At
Ca AEs Eliza beth Bernhard has individual debts
r. SS and assets consisting Of thirty shares Of
stcck g ire Bernhard Millinery Company. valued
~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
BEAT THE NAY TH0 PAID THEIR FARE

A2at--air \ J.. - Harry Hughes and Ed
ward Grf5-a we're held in 3 01o bail for the
Grand jury last night by Justice OF the Peace
Darlington charged with atrocious assault and
battery upon Edward Cook Of Verona The men
admitted being concerned IN the assault but would
gFe 10 further explanation Cook is believed 70
te internally injured and may lose the sight Of
one eye E1 his way home trolley
car sn1 Eher near the Mountain House IN Mont
sa-,, three men became engaged II q dispute with
,-e CONDUCTOR about the payment Cf extra faTe
beyond S. Lukes Place. Ir. Cook in order that
= -a- might proceed. paid the fares himself
NaeE ne gg- OF Che the men attacked and
1szt hin and left hin IN the road unconscious
n vas LsEeE bis hore
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS
MANOIR RICHELIEU.

MURRAY BAY. QUEBEC
New hotel built by Richeneu & Ontario Nav Co. ae-
eoTanodatton for 400 handsomely furnished hot
eod salt treSh water baths: elevator, heat
Climate; cOTnbiC alton Of
Is beautifully situated the foot Laurentan Noun
tatns- overlooking the ST. Lawrence River 20 niles da
and as salt as he Atlantic Reached
r & D Nav. Co. from Toronto Montreal & Quebec.
Rates. 50 70 IS day & SIS 20 SIS
trated booklet to Albert Miller. manager u r
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
GRE4T-GR4yDcFTLDPFE RrRT

BE4T-GR4EDCFILDREE RUPTITE HER
Ms Jane Z Harris aiuety-oue years Old, died
a. Ter home. a. No 10 Summer-ave-. Newark
\ J.. yesterday She was the widow Of Samuel D
Harris One son three daughters, eight grand
cllt1Ten and three grandchildren survive her.
Mrs. Harris was born aI EackeJLsLOwn- Her death
Eas caused By debility due 70 old
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
6ummer Resorts.
PENNSYLVANIA.
GLEN aUMMlIT E0TEl
GLEN SUMMIT. PA.

Now open 1000 feet elevation On I
~ hours rom Nes York Through Pullman ears steam
neat EieVat9-s rooms suite etc For g
seFiptive booklets and other information apply %
W n CROSBY Mgr
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

TaE GLEEWG0D. 5s5ss9 3lseF' s %s-s s.:s: es? ,,n
ily resort; modern Brick House high cool and arac-
tive conveniently located weI-saaded lawns
and groves Booklet p r JOHNSON.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
OIL BLAZE PUT OUT.
.xoHNE FIREAIEN GO HOME AFTER
FIFTY-SIX HOURS WORK.

.-praD OF THE FLAMES TO ADJOINING
PROPERTY PREVENTED By WESTERLY
v1ND-MAN OVERCOME BY HEAT.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-09

Of the most hardened criminal, he made
admissions an to the methods he had
employed that make honest men stand
nghast. And this man Is Montana's
congressman! This great state, whose
men pride themselves OH their honor
and their love IF justice, must stand
sponsor for him. 1t is a humiliation
that they will resent, If they ever get
another chance at A. j. Campbell at
the polls who, instead Of acting MS a
servant of the people Of Montana IA
their representative at Washington, has
proved himself to be the suhservient
tool Of the Anaconda wing Of the de.
mocaroy a man who admits that he
will even commit n crime to serve
them. He has brought almost as much
disgrace upon the state as CLARK him
self and at the last moment, when he
was about to be convicted, he ia liable
to be acquitted by Campbell overreach.
ing himself, and thus both democratic
corruptionists may escape punishment.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-09

The Billings Times has receded from
the position it took last week-that the
trustees Of the free county high school
should 90 ahead and bond the county
for a large sun Of money, whether 1t Ia
legal TO do so or not. The Times o
says, LOBBY the law, right or wrong, at
ull hazards" We IRE glad to sec our
contemporary 40 willing to acknowl.
edge the unsound advice it gave a week
ago and recede from it. which proves
that the heart Of the Times is all right,
a%nyhow-the principal trouble with IT,
when 1t gets off OH the wrong foot so
often, il it's head.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-09
CAMpHELL'S TESTIMONY.

All over the country the newspapers
are commenting on the sorry spectacle
that Congressman Campbell OF this
state made of himself Oh the witness
stand in the Clark case. 1t seemed to
DO generally conceded, before Campbell
testified, that Clark would be unseatod,
but now there appears to be some doubt
about it. Campbell's admissions as to
entering Biokford's private room, like
a burglar: his confession that he had
Ben Hill open other peoples letters,
which he (Campbell) would have
opened himself had 1t been necessary;
the letters that he wrote to witnesses,
which vera 30 vulgar and unelean that
they could not be Introduced in evi.
his recital about employing
detectives; wading In political mud
and corruption, and the means he en-
TO procure testimony against
CLARK all these things tend 10 prove
there was a conspiracy against
i'm. Aud Campbell himself seemed
D bavs no shame. With the nonohiance
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-09
@"@@ mH DO
TOLUCA BRANCH CREATED.
Resolution OF the Burlington Passed Last
Mont In Boston,

Resolution Of the Burlington Passed Last
Month, In Boston,
The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy
Railroad company at a meeting held in
Boston Feb. 23, adopted a resolution
establishing the Toluca branch in Mon.
tana. The resolution, which follows.
was filed Monday in the Office of the
secretary Of state:
"This il to certify that the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad com.
pany. purchaser Of the road formerly
known as the Big Horn Southern rail-
roud, and having by such purchase OK.
tended its road into the state Of Mon.
tana, did establish u branch of its said
road in Montana and designate the gen.
eral route Of said branch road by adopt.
ing the following resolutions at a meet.
ing Of its board Of directors, regularly
called and held in the city Of Boston
OH Feb. 23, 1900, to.wit:
Voted, that this company will
build IA branch Of its Billings line, for
merly the Big Horn Southern railroad.
commencing at Toluca station, in Vel.
lowstone county, Montana. and extend.
ing thence in II southwesterly direction
through the Grow Indian reservation to
its southern boundary and thence to a
point Oh the southern boundary of said
county aud state, a distance Of about
20 miles, and thence III a general south.
westerly direction through Big Horn
county, Wyo.
1.-THE amount Of capital necessary to
construct said road will be re. 600, 000."
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-09
BLA NCH WALSH.
Her Appearance Here In "Fedorn" viii
Be u Rare Treat,

sst' appearance ueFs w TsVVT" WIN
Be u Rare Treat.
Unusual interest centers in the ap-
pearanco of Blanche Walsh aud Mel
bourne Mcdowell in 5aIdnu's great
play Fedora Heretofore Miss
Walsh has been identified with such
plays as "Aristocracy," "Trilhy" and
others. SO that her advent in the high
form Of drama that the Sardou plays
represent will be followed with a great
deal of interest, Miss Walsh has been
royalty received in the largest cities
throughout the country, aud her work
and genius have been warmly praised,
The characters she enaots call for tai
ent of the highest order, and she would
have been retired u year ago, did she
not meet the full requirements CT the
Sardou characters, The engagement
at the Billings opera house on March
~ will be OF o than ordinary inter
est To theatro,goets,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-09
CARTE + QUAY.

Senator Garter Of this state made a
vigorous speech in the senate last Mon
day in favor of seating Senator Quay.
c%ontendinR that he was made the vic.
tim OF a court IN Pennsylvania; that he
had been acquitted by the court, and
"that this country has never witnessed
such another deep, dark, dnmnable,
diabolical plot to destroy n mans pc.
litical or private character. Proceed.
ing, Senator Garter said that in every
case Of this kind he would reserve the
right to go behind the certificate of the
governor to inquire how the appoint.
ment was obtained, and explained his
vote against seating Mr.. Corbett on the
ground that the Oregon legislature was
prevented from organizing until after
the time limit Of carrying into effect
the will of the people had expired and
it was believed BY many that Mr.. Cor.
bett was the inspiring genius Of that
revolutionary conduct. Senator Carter
does not speak often, but when he does
he always has something to say and
his utterancs command both respect
and attention. The c%oncensus of opin.
ion in Washington now seems to be that
Senator Quay will be seated.
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