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The age-herald., 1900-11-03
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Wilkesbarre, Pa November 1.-The min CTS of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company and the miners employed at the Dorrance and Prospect mine, who went out on strike yesterday, reached an amicable agreement today and all the men returned to work.
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stone Declares for Yerls ps

Louisville, November 2.-At a Republican meeting at the Auditorium, Hon. J. c. Yerkes, Republican candidate for Cover nor, being the principal speaker. Capt. w. J. Stone made speech in which he an- nounced that he would support Yerkes. Captain Stone and P Wat Hardin were defeated for the Democratic nomination for Governor by William Goebel in the fa- nous Music Hall in Louisville
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Judge sentenced to-Ilea. h

Pad Ting Flu, Friday, October 26.-The committee of inquiry into the outrages on missionaries here has sentenced to death Tien Yang. the provincial judge; Wang Shung On, the military commandant Gem eral Klu and two other officials
 The French troops will garrison Pao Ting Flu for the winter The preparations are complete for destroying, October 27, the most venerated temple in the city.
The age-herald., 1900-11-03
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Frankfort, Ky, November 2-Greeu Golden, held as one of the Goebel suspects. was released on 5000 bond today.
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W4ENE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A ssgSBE way-to reach the pu bile, and the way Is through The Age Herald. Ornament your ad dyertisement with facts and The Age Herald will do the rest. ........... ............
The age-herald., 1900-11-03
HE WEATHER.

Q r0rT OWING IS THE FORECAST FOR ALABAMA: FAIR SATURDAY AND SONOA1' s4siAf
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Wan An AN HDuNAVDnI

HponhlnH VI 0linopo, by the why, II
N horrible ~ contemplate tho naW
words Illhl npn being lniNpp0lnlod lnln
lNo dispatches from the aoNt of VIM IN
GllnAl jNaI MI ihla time VIM IN lllp
upenleHI odnntOr OF modopn IimoH,
II N u constant lesson IN HoOr
HpnpllS, md dOnA much 10 disseminate
4 general knowledge III Tho lMnaunaoa
nld customs OF foreign pnooa Thn
l"nAnWantlOn In 0nbn ROl IA Into lhu
hablt Or using Nil aOpls Of Spanish
Expressions Familiarity and wa know
The lO0aIlMn 0f Tho two ditch Ipoolns
md the Hpeal railway Wianula lrO0hns
M though We Ind bulIt Them Other
Spanish Expressions boonDo common
IN lhe dispatches, And Wo Ind quito u
decided GnHllilnn neonDl fm u tiulot
Tlien Tho TnpklHhaliomm wap turned
up and WI lanrnod whole Lots about
lhoHH Two countries, although WI
never accumulated much ~ n vOWbur
larry IN consequence, fine mnnpuA In
the TpnDaVnnl HaVo IN nlI SORTS M
HIunllA dpOlH, drifts, kOpina and other
slpnnEe THINGS md now WI mn llnpl
NJ work acquiring II knowledge Or
ljIltuHAn,
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VBHINs HOkOHs AN kHsT NAN
HOn W. A. HadEpa Ol laln Nominated IN
hUppgGd HlWhalL

bnwlaIOWn, Montp AHg, VI, #zThe
republican county convention, which
lpeI here today, hnd n total members
BIlp ~ M, only Alk small precincts
bNlnR W%pphHantedl pha pnsHlF ~
0llth nOnlphpy ~ Tho expectations 0f
lnnnyl, The only HIpHHHlnA 0f the dAy
WApn rOP AllAplH hnd tVAnAlHppr Thn
Ilnkat nhma1 II M fOllOWs
l0p mNmbnpa W tho Legislature, W.,
A. HedHRH w fnle and Alex hehmA
Oy hoWlat0WDl for county commits
aiOnapa,. RnMnal Phillips PHnOminated
III y, Wnahbnm Ot Gill HdHn, William
Mnlll ID, Dpylellj fOp. sheriff, W, w.
HOO1 ~ haWlHfDWnJ Tor fpeahnpap, u,
NJ Dp0flnp W AlnllfOpdI fDp nHHaHsOp,
DOnnln FDWlW Of hnWlsIOWn, VeDOmr
lnAl0n .TDp plnPk hnd pnN0pdAp, " NJ
HOLLY ~ hnWlalOWD, panOminAIndi for
nOlnlly ATTORNEY, d, w, HnldpD OF
lnwlHIQWnl for NlNvk, Edmund Wright
Dr bnWlHlDWN, Pnn0Minnfaa f0p slDnpg
MlnndHnI NJ HohOOla, Mis- Pebbles Of
lnWlHl0Wlb. mn0mlnntadl |. 10Y AHpH
yoyOp, u, Nj RInIfOVd on AeWlHtown,
pnnOmlnhtnd,
W, A, HedHeH WaS chairman Of The
oODynnllm and WIS placed III tho haAd
Dr tlG alnFH dalnHaliOHl phn peROlHs
Hons IndOgAnd v, W. gapIav, pledged
lle, 1nlnAattm'F support. To, v, u,
ADllth ,rOg attorney HNnnpAl nnd W. ",
Olnadlo fW district judge,
TlB faAfHPH ~ IH convention WIS
lh0 honor shown Hon w A, Hedges,
ono or thH h0neRF men OF lha Int
l0HlslAtugA Fa Was elaGtAd M ehaips
MN ~ ,lIe a9nyaDfloD,, namad TO Huo.
Gnnn llllnH0N IN thn Legislature and
plnnnd M I'm IlAad ~ tho delegation,
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DONpMINN a Of u0NEu0lus,

Prom n pepently delivered lecture Ou
China va gather tint The Chinese,
those ~ whom Ind any principle Di
right and justice In their commerce
and communication with Naeh other,
ape governed by tho teachings Of Con,
fneiUh who taNght n moral oOda, bni
not n system on religion lte HpoMnd'
ad his moral coda on II MaiH " mllr
INTEREST," Ha Taught morality for lho
sake ~ In material pewMpham~nDt
rewards 10 nOme III Tho future, but
those ~ the present, Thn pnln OF
doing M yOn wOuId be done by WIS
impressed An u principle by which 10
be governed In Tim business intev'
course " ono with another md lhepnS
by Aeenpe Tho o~OnfdHn0n md eAtnam on
NIL with whom Ihapo WIS olOSn polAu
tiOnA There WIS unusual credit, ADd
among Tho disciples W OmlUoiNA N
WIS mpaly abused, In nnoll ynav
there were Two days VI settlement,
On lhA second dny MI debts were 10 bo
pnid and no wh0 dlh not pny waA
continued, u WINS held TINT Tim mnn
who dld mi settle OD Tho hny OF aallla'
meDt Ind batter be dpnd nDd pynHuml
nbly ho Wna mAdo deOdr OOnrnpinS
held lint regarding Tim Future no
man enD know, bur tlAt " wnH we'll
enough 10 thoOplM Oh tho question OF
n FIXTURE lifn Tho disciple OF Com
rnelnA N impressed with tina notion
thai IN oil religions lnaehiDa Tint
there N \ lnpoartop and llro lOvA IN \
Fnetm There, ~ u theory, Nnd This IN
why when hn comes In ponlnol with
Ihe missionaries In aaks NJ mnny 1nosp
Hons diliionll 10 answer He aeoepIa
nothing on fAith, but demands thai
10 him, nav lh00pIna must bn nooOmv
lAIled win sneh oyldnnm m IN him
seem absolutely lWofntablo, Prom
this " VIII be aoon Illnt Tho mission
wlO has converted n dyodinIhn
wool disciple OF G0nfuoluH 10 m MVnH
mi and sincere vnith IN tho Christian
MNHl0h Inns accomplished u Inak
compared win which any ono W Tho
~ Hercules WnH \ Anndny
school picnic
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\ OVER The STATE

SECRETARY W, a. Ppenitt Of the
MODtAnA stONkgF0Waps' association,
N mailing 10 members ~ The ass0eiAa
Zion M appendix 10 Tho brand book Of
lBDD Tho association hAs gained
AbDNt W members since the frat 0f tho
yAnp, NH Tho appendix contains tho
MNDdh
Hapkeps Of MOntAnA may snepead In
complaining arrangements fDp \ meets
nH ID Helena nakI month FOR the pups
pOan " pApfnptinR \ state D%PHanisAr
Hon, Al0nR tho lines Of similar AssDpiH
hIiDna existing III other states, Tha
proposed Aas0nIhtlDn VIII lnplndn nh
The Mnknps NJ tho state,
FiFtpnn OF tho VI Young men who
mny enlist ~ Helena IN lhN hospital
anpylpA ~ thn Apmy hnyp lAkpn Ads
WNAlnHh VI tho opportunity, Vhny Ape
balng drilled M Fort Harrison two
hours RAeh dAN, nnd IN nbOnI n week.
VIII bn eent 10 DAlif0pniA Th2iP DltiH
mNin destination Ii The orient,
After \ tpiAl lasfiDg fOp ~ DAYS the
notion ~ lhp United States AHAlnAt H,
J HhpshnhlM npnNap president or fhe
MERCHANTS National ,hnk, mme 10
ID end w tho United RtAtAA court IN
HnlWA Inst pbnpshnN, WhA pasnlt
waH ~, noDDjlTnl fW MI HepHhfeld,
lhn jnpy moi leaving the boz, md
bringing N lheV y0pniet under the
instructions W the court
Hhe slatR aOeiety OF tha Sons md
Daughters ~ Plonopps will probably
month, Rbn HopIply nssunliy hoiia i'm
NbONI the time tho Montana
RIAlA PlOpNeps' society comes to-
Rothnr Although The executive com
mIlInn VI Tho HOolRty lns not yNt dos
lNpmlNnd DpOn the Time Of Tho mppt5
lDH, II ~ expected Ihnt II will he held
Helenn l|mmndiaIelF AfIep The
llonnnVs MEET NJ Hoaeman, RapI 10,
DnktI
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TUESDAY, AUGUST w, 1900,


IN IN lllniAturlnl IA my judAnlali
whether thu slinepEApOWorA receive
niiy benefit from llu Tariff m moi
Whether he does on n0t | Aln FOR fpol
wool Ia order Tint tho vnHi MhjOpliS
0f ppople who do not raise sheep nlns
have their elOllliDg cheaper ''@HtfpOD
n speech by William Jennings Bryan
~ Nebraska Ia the house Of repre-
Hentniiyes, lsD4,
THIS N Whit tho pOp0crHl candidate
0f to-day Hnld slA years AAO IN n
ulepnll IN congress IN support On iha
Wilson tariff bill win IVA tpep wool
elntise in INV Judgment " WIS Ina
material whether sheep rhlsupa were
Abie 10 market their w00l M y cents
per pound ANA their ,sileep ~ WI p0r
1iand, Nm thousands W them did Nflep
tte passage W llle bill which Mr.
Bryan I'M u member w the committee
on Ways mud Mpaiis assisted IN rnnlS
Inv nlid On tho passage NJ which no
oAat MI affirmative vote, ~ whether
shoap faisers gaii aotl their wool f0p
III aents per pound and llleir sheep fm
MI Ier head, aA llley con dO and npu
d0inR right along under lhe Opapar
tiDnH Of tho Dlnslay iariK Inv win
wv protective duties IN wool There
Dre many thousands ~ ailoot' owners
IN TIM United Staten mud " WIN u
mnttW M mmpielo Indifference W Mr
lrynli sls yaurs aa0 whether ll,ay liy0
0v diA, sink ~ swim prosper mndep
umnHeWiiNe wiNnA ~ Nv a0ld 0nt NY
tlH stlavlH under pnin0ns ppioGh
~ IN immAtminl In my Judgment =
Will Nv nryan wv yours aHn n h
Attll mmateriNL " matter m M N0D
NAvll IN my Judgment Nh OnHap
m lIAM lNst JNnuary Mr. Hryan mid
w " pNbIle NIMeab VI O0IHmbiM Min
INV viawH I'M Nm subject M firm
wa0l lAve undergone M change"
There w many thousands N v0teyS
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
A HBAb MpHnIAblsT

NGbpDslA slAln JOumlnli Ii
August, tsON, TllOmnn Jefferson WrOtl
10 John Bpeoh nVidEa Of Virginia INF,
letter on expansion and Imperialism
which mAlhH him I'M n bOldGp impnrnl
tor nld n mOpa vigorous land gmbbml
tlnn my " lIe lnnn 0f tho present
dry who nm ollnpand by Tho demo-
Gratla p0pty WIZ undermining llu
Foundations ~ lln popublim
''1llo constitution Ilna made mo
provision nov Ollp holding f0r0ign Iappir
i0py, Sill l1hH for Incorporating fOps
nlRI, nntlODA INFO our union Ti0 1ka
eoNtlvn IN SELLING lhe fugitive OpGupr
lhllnn n0nlAiAlm plpnlna0) which Nh
inlNll advances liG good on lll0ip
country, llny0 done nn nGt b9yDnd lll0
gOlallInliOni ThN leHlpIalupu In aaatr
I'M behind lilHm m0lapllyalNal altls
llatloa md HAhina themselves llh0
rhl1lfHl servants, must Wtlfy nnd my
f0p ", Alld throw themselves ON tIlgfp
country Tor dOlnH fOp tIl0m mnullOVs
lsed Wilal WI lnl0W lIlay would hnyn
DOM f0r Themselves had lllay lm0n IN
u siluHllnn ~ d0 M N lIa aaAn M
\ guardian MvHAIilH tl0 money M htH
ward w purchasing nm important .Nds
tneAnf territory md SMILING 10 HIM
Wll6n M ma, | dld illa Wv Your a00d
Ipnlnld w no riHlll IN blna H0nT Won
|lNk HlhllflW ma IjIH WHat mi nut
~ \ n dut Iy' Y y, ~ my %.g n, ' y"u. by,
slnll ngt IN dihnyDWGd by lha M
|l0hL Hnd tlaF aNf M INDEMNITY VIII
Apnnlm nnd MOI WGalNn The N6lafINr
non ~ more strOMAlE marking out Nm
Inv pnfidam Mckinley give ast
Wessim N HHd idaas and immAdialN
Y nm dome m haven would IN
by n democratic HpveAf,
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There n 40 imperialism IN lhepp hays
alunl 10 Tina imperialism ~ Thomns
IatNananah

There N n marked lilifnpnhm Dar
tween TIN republican anh democratic
candidates for I'm presidency III thniI
ability 10 mmain faithful 10 imports
NM isaups through owl report mil
good pepDph Mckinley N mpOHDiseh
nv TIM apostle ~ projections In
believes IN NJ worked Tor N, v0tad lOv
II and saeNpad the MsaEe NJ TIN pro-
tnotiye menANpe known M Tim Mo
Kinley bib When Tim Fpna iNde
Mpty plNmphad ami n hOnM nni
SENATE were elaoieh pledEed 10 Mpeal
lhe Mckinley bin, I'M AnlhW MAYER
wAyApNd, Hn continued 10 iNAnh pm
teptlm nDh warmed Tim pNOpln Thar
tho okpnplmeDl DD which thay wepe
nbOnt 10 mInp wDnld mOyN disastrous,
Results proved I'm Wisdom " his
position Thu wDplo mmo 10 think
I'M ha Thought nnh hls moOph IN both
victory nnd ipfent hnA baon consistent,
While Mptinluy nlyOonlnn WOtnotlMh
Bryan dafnDdnd tppn lpADn DNl whom
rpao lvAiin wins mpndlntod Bryan
dropped W te nmAnllnh win ON
pedlnDoy md bDnnh himTnlf 10 lhn WI
lnp w0pablWpnpA, allowing vmn lpOln
10 Ahivl rOp IlHelr, Thnn IN mn Ill
.ypv WIN hvOppod, md alIw His ynnv
imperialism viii Alnnp bnplhp firm
tpAln nnd lpnp silver md aOnn OIhep
popular my VIII DO ndopIa1 by I'm
NobnAlN ADMINISTRATIONS hn N
dropped,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

All yOtpvA WHO neHlm lO naaIMngn
lln industrial nDd nnmnlpnl conditions
NJ 1900 fp lhOaa which OblAlnnd IN
lBDp should |nyu lho uOnvnAp NJ Ihoip
convictions nnh vote fW William JnDn
ninHs Bpynnh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

Ronn,Ov AhOnp " lInbO WINS amOna
Tho CALLERS M I'm WhllN hOnAn and NJ
republican congressional hnndQumIevs
IN Washington lnuI week. Hn HNyA
Tho apoonMfnl fusion Dr all TIM mll'
republican plnmMOtA In IhnhD hNa
mndn Ihp mvylnR W Nm aIAl0 u hard
lob fOp thN republicans, but hna not
discouraged lhon \ blt Nv IhH nOnHI
rInInH RnnntOv RhOnp mldl "a onpo'
fnl Wnynsp Dr Washington aInlp Inns
boon mndn by conservative mpnbll'
nnnp Wn Iho mpnhllmn MINORITY ~
estimated NJ 10000 W Oregon tho
majority VIII IN 10000 UallTOWlln
VIII give n margin W w, 900 yDtop pop
Tho republican IlnAnIr nINh VIII nlaO
bn muuhllnmLn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

Tint tho republicans " IhN Wnal
Who lnvI Il0 MpIy IN IHDD oD uo0OnDI
~ The silver tppnN VIII npnply MI vOto
rop MCKINLEY md ItD0Aovolt lhlp yoav
llaN beon apparent fOv some Ilmn 10
oloHo obAopvoph Tlo strong dooInmI
lion W AnnNlov AlnWWI Og hNvnda,
who WIN Onn " I'm |pndnpV Or Iho
Doll four years nEO NJ Mym Df lhO
republican ilohnl oponlnn ompalNWnr
Hon among Iho npynnllna anh N IN bp'
llovod llnt senator JNnna Or hoyadn
endorses avery word Nld by AonatOp
stewart md !. IA pobAblo tllal ho VIII
make II aimllm duulmnllMn over hin
own signature NJ mn Nnyly lnln,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

Tlhm N no mnaOn why llN mpnb5
llonns M OnpbmO NONDly ahDUIdn't
have u WnlknWW IlllH Mil, Win lIo
TWO democratic MnIlOu nj logger
lhuna Iln republicans nnn HWonp IlO
county From AlnlD I'D unppNli
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

fhe will OF the lata Coils p,
Huntington has been matte public and
hia millions npa divided among his
mAiiyaA the widow and nephew got
Ting The lpgeat share 0f tho estate,
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Tho country WIN %ppptnolly mIisnod
win llo mHnlt w lho oInollon of laOB
md thousands M lllOHN who DID n0I
V0I0 fW Motlnloy oApvnApou lhNm0
HolvoH nA pIunHNn Win lLN manlI W
IIo oloOIl0Ol VI VIII bn The WmN IN
1900
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

III states peekOnad m sure for The
poleeFat candidate by whom the anear
tioM OF " tariff Oh w00l Ia regarded mn
far from nimmAterial,n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

The uody tWyD) Enterprise Ina
Mssaa its frat milestone Tho Bntaps
prise IN n nawsy paper IN n fM away
plnne, but IN doing much In advancing
TIM Big Horn basin,
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MEDIATION NOT CONTEMPLATED.
The Initiative Must BE Taken by Both
BritOns and BSers

ana Beers.
In view of the persistent circulation of the
rumor that the government of the United
States has reached an agreement with the
German government. through its represen-
tatlve here, Varon Won Holleben, to inter-
Vene between the combatants in South At
r!ca statement has been secured from
the highest authority as to the present po-
sltion of the government in the matter
rms is to the effect that there has been
apSoiutely no agreement reached between
secretary Hay and Baron Won Hollcbel on
tDe SUBJECT nor has there been any discus
sion or the propriety of joint mediation be-
tween the British and the Beers. Nor has
OF contemplated any Intervention on its
own account There has been no time be
lore nor since the outbreak of the present
war mat the President would not have
with tne greatest readiness, exercised his
good ofhces in favor of peace if that could
nave been accomplished without what he
regarded as an unwarranted breach of in
ternational law and the proprieties His
present position is said to be precisely as
stated in the following sentence. extracted
from his annual message to Congress:
we nave remained faithful to the pre-
cept or avoiding entangling alliances as to
aHalrs not OF our direct concern. Had cir
cumstances suggested that the parties to
the quarrel would have welcomed any
kindly expression of the hope of the Amer
lean people that war might be averted
good offices would have been gladly ten
dered.' 80
1t will be noted that the keynote of the
PRESIDENTS statement may be found in the
plural form he uses; the Invitation 20 me-
date must come from both parties; single
invitation Is not a sufficient warrant for in
reference. in his view
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Secretary Root Urges the Bill Pending
in Congress.

IN congress.
Secretary Root has written letter to the
chairmen of the military committees CT
Congress in advocacy of the bill providing
that the officer holding the office Of ad-
jutant general O: the army shall have the
rank and pay of a major general instead of
the rank and pay of brigadier general, as at
present.
THE rank which would thus be confer
red upon the adjutant general says Sec
rotary Root, would conform to the usual
practice among other nations and among
the states of our Union, which have an
organized militia system and it would con-
form to the relative Importance responsible
Tues ana requirements of the Office and of
the duties which the adjutant general Is
called upon to perform. AT the time of the
act of August 3, 1861, when the rank of
brigadier general was established as the
rank to be held by the adjutant general,
most OF the chiefs of the staff departments
ranked as colonies. Since that time they
have been successfully elevated to the rank
OF brigadier general and at the present
Tune the rank of the adjutant general
among the heads of the staff departments
depends solely upon the date of his COM
mission. He is now seventh In order OF
rank among the eleven heads of the staff
departments.
There can be no question that in the
past the administration of the War Depart
ment has suffered from having number of
chiefs of bureaus all with substantially
equal rank, and frequently not working to
a common purpose. The office of the ad-
Jutant general is the proper medium
through which the action of these various
bureaus should be co-ordnated and unified.
IL is the proper central point of military
administration The successful conduct CT
such administration would be greatly pro-
NOTED by the change now proposed"
secretary Root calls attention to the fact
that his predecessor, Gen. Alger, made a
similar recommendation to Congress.
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