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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

hopeful by the v0ssisehe zeItung, IN
View III Tho fact that Emperor KwanH
w II apparently regaining authority,
The National Heitnng saysi nThe
official test " the imperial ediet pun.
ishing the guilty, proves that u decree
IN not va simple ma affair nj II WAS asD
serlAa ~ be- The policy 0f the
Us!.eJ states Ia Cbina III again epitip
siyad by the German press, nTha
Americans" says thu I,Okal ADsasiss,
"dssirs abDye al other things t0 play
tho lending role, bDt III they were W
retire altOgetbiep from China they
would No mere good than HARM /"
The I1oepseD HpltnnH, discussing the
question Ia u similar strain, remarks
lhAt 1.-THE Americans wish tD with
draw from their Chinese adventure
after Saving hindnre1 more than fur
ibeved tho action III The powers"
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LONDON WOOL RALE,


FHW WHFVFVW WWf WH'NW'f
LODdOn pHL 0wvVInm WIZ n lavRo
N@flnndHnnn NJ thp opening lndny ~ lln
pvnaNnf sRViNs M wool RNnti0n fplfH,
ThN nNNheF M hal0s offered WINS VIZ
NH NDl inpINdAd n EnOd aalnefiOn,
NM 1nmRnd WIN pllnW NY home
Wndn Tho continental HpVnhnnla! yna
l0t bping naRor tO 0lraE Fine MOsH
hvada WhW ~ w lhi nnRVka GOODS lNl
M Il, nam M GOOd HOM nnd NatAl
tpnNnnn ~, md RFnAAlGh w pnr nphl.
hVlnW dHW 0gnrns,. Nov amount, M
lNlnp Aval|Ahh wv mn RNvleF " WN,'
NOllowing IN thn anln IN doNiIi.
Nav South WNlRA, l0nn hnlNas,
hn1nfNd Nh IN lsHdl RFnnsy m M hlpdi
DNNHnslNpd, 200 hNlpK HppHppd w
lad IN IN MI BVRafy ~ M hlph
Hlffnrlh T,AOn shglfki hfoHpnd
7Il M N NJ gFeHag MAI IN lNdt
,WpsI AHnlFNltAt NM bWleN iFeHsv
"'Npw NAaRRd, 7o0 ,Wless Secured
MA N II. M Kragsg N NJ at4h
10 Mss%F0'M 'm h0'F'' a''NFy N'Ha
" }pHM@ N Gaoa Bope epg NatgL 400
hNlfF, feoHrhd IN l8d m IN mn
RffpFg NV w mn
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state Dy MONTANA, ~

"A. VAfHNR wv .WSpsFsffkKN"v M.#=t un. a.a
DDWlty w YplDwgIDDn, !"
Motion N lmrnby given lbnt lhn
tjmp fDv lllp m~HlpIpDllOn W llN Dnnlnp
Dg lhn nnIllpd NlpeiDps NJ pAyk lllIy
pvpnlDGl, w N~nNtslnllDn DISTRICT No
~ prior lD fllN general nlnDItDD NJ bp
llpld OD llp gIll dny M ROynmbaI A,
ID 1900 VIII pAplvp Nv Y D'plDnl p
~ DD lhp pTlb INV ~ DolDbnr A. "
300
VIII w IN Hnld WpnjDpt w lbp
oglep ~ v, ID BlDyg n, Vpl TpOm !
D'aleeG v M nplll y D,plgnh u ao,,, nl'
nnS@IInnuI'yyao, p s%'g"y o'' "sSs1 'S"" M'N "'s'
Witness ny hnp1 lljb pblh lnS NJ
BoptnMbpL A, " lpDD
W W, l,nn,.
lteHislyy Aaonl, llpBlalalloD Dlslvlol
Mo- VI
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cher, of the Euclid Avenue presby.
feriaD church, conducted the services.
On July \, the schooner yacht Idler,
owned by Captain C0rrigan, oapsized
IN u sqnnIl on this port, and Mrs,
James GOrrjgiD and 1dA C0rFigaD,
Jane Corrigal, nnd Mrs. Hielley, her
daughter and baby were drowned.
The last VI the bodies WAS recovered
only u few days agO. Miss Mabelle
Hall, u niece Of Captain Corrigaii, and
u beloved inmate Ut his home, died
within tho Inst week and she WINS
buried with the victims Ut the wreck.
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nuui.h MnAl lnllnn pnrnDnAA,

Mndmb OnL Collaborating M lln
mnNlod pnpainm NJ lln Danish WoHl
indies ly iln UnllNd hlntAH n unlMU'
hnRnu correspondent M llA DAILY TNlG'
grpVh MVyal HnnNwnd mHOfialiOnH
VIII mAnlh | hWliovo, IN. tIn ppgplmM,
Vhn OpumFltim pnFtE IN ihA UnniAll
NVlinhlm faynra lhA lpnnMNlinnI mi
ngBGs Vim government w nhtnM n
INlHnp pFinA lIlW Mo United. slntHA
W0yi0HrH offered, II N nndnpAl0nd
ihnl AMAplm Wishes M NAH Nh NrniA
nv ii Dnvnl MHIiDH afnllnM
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C0iyJIts Reservation lDpsD,

Spokane, Oct D~-J'he north half Ut
tho COIyiIle Indian reservation Will be
Opened tO settlement Mt noon tOs
morrow, Hundreds Of bOmesoekers
ARE already Oh the land and many are
waiting gJOss iD the borders Some
"b0oDers" have already erected cabins
and declare their Intention ~ hold
valuable claims with WiDebssters N
D%eeesHary, A great rush n espeeted
vi tlg BpOkane md WDteryille Land
office tomorrow, but little trouble ~
looked tor owing IN tho great area Of
The fnet thrown OpoD, which " abDnt
nqnnl Ia the state ~ Delaware,
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A Thnnanna INnHnns

aanId, aaLE espgasv lb0 u6sEhgR,h n
AGeess. NJ + N.'YgHx h,pt@qye!gYe' s agtst
y.afItssi P41 % St,sl l'f ", %p.syEa.sIa Ind T1 RANK,
sa,Ia.s.q aaaaI7G ,S,,0y XIV WI NjeI yg'e seMHadIy,,
N y@,ss,4sss s, Ily,tseuIh. Ta, Iys es. reYEe'K
ss G'tsslyE gtsSS!t1'ys:s: \ y J|'s Hss "
WfRPPlsA dFRH stAfA
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State Vt Montana, -
County VI Yellowstone, w.
Notice ~ hereby given that the cline
for thu registration Of thu names ID
thu ~lnaiiind planiDps III Canyon Drenh
Precinct, Ia Registration District Mo,
4, prior iD the general alaeti0N iD ba
held DD lhs 9th iay ~ kDynMber, A,
ID, 1900, for tbe county ~ Yellow
stDnn, Montana, Will expire ut y
D'elDek D. M on thu gYth day VI
October A, d, 1000,
Will Wv Ia sAid precinct Nd tha
house Of John bnDlmnfs, from
O'slDeA n, m until y D'DlDek D, III Dl
tbe following days, tOsWlsl OetDbeI
18Th tD Ootpbep Dytlb 1900, both days
inclusive, Sundays aknnpledl
Witness my hand lhIs ysth day VI
september, A, d, 1900,
John hDMMAps,
Registry Agent. Registration DislrIei
Nh, u
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L0DjDD, Del lOa~A special dispatch
from I,ydeDbnyH says A DDep pris'
DDap tells n story VI ihe way Ia which
u pntpOl nj 1ya troops Ut BtpatheDDAA
horse, under Sergeant Brothers, met
dealb N appears thHl they were sud.
denly surrounded by u strong FORCE "
Beers, Thp Canadians Indignantly 20
fused 10 surrender, aDl u mnpdnrDDp
lpp was e~selADHed nj short range nnlll
every man IN lhn pApty wnB riddle
VIII bullets, but MOI before nAph GINS
Adinn Ind accounted TOR three D|Dnpa,
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sTRIks At TlFpANy's,
lODDsv plDta gDHpAysvs NJ ihe D%pIHbyNipJ
New yDyb HDDse IN blpjbA

Nav York, OeL lO=~It became
known today lint pavt ~ iln highest
Daid wOphnlen IN lhD world Dmy9 bonn
OD u strike fDp lHD days IN TiItuDy md
o0mpAny'a factory NJ Forest ltilL New
Jersey, and the entire wedding iDyip
tntioD business ~ Tho biz jew0lry firm
Nv iiod Nd The strikers nm copper
plate eDEvAyerh Managers Df We
TiTaDy MgtOpy deelAm illat hAlf NJ
chem regnlmIy enrnpl from xDD w
200 u week, others BTb per weDh, NM
none ~ chem less linn YbD pep wen4,
iTtlpE1 highly paid wOvhlDoD yeeentlg,
Cvori,nvhood N eoIl,sv pinto wovJavu
md the strike Nv f0v The recognition NJ
the WniDM A representative ~ ihn
firm enyH lint mthet linn yield they
VIII AlnDdon llnt branch W lhe bDbl'
jjnhHi
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hnllNn IN LLnplNvAl
btnt9 M MDDInDD, W

NlNIO " WYIlInlnl M
hDtln w hereby given llnl lIi
iine fOp Ille pnBlbgntl0D M llle nnlllNi
III lIp 0pnllOMl nlnpIOvB ~ JpnoliOl
preolDot IN, Registration District No,
!, prior lD ltl0 HND0vnl nlNnllMl NJ w
held OD llle OlIl day Ot NoynmDnl, A.
ID, 1900, fOp Tin HOhully w fnllOW.
stone, MONTANA VIII Aaplvp NJ \
O'AlDnh D., Nh on lllA aIlll dns %
ONlObDy A, d., 1900
VIII VII I'D Mid pvpolnat NJ. lll
vesldnnne M Uoplnpt ~ WUllnlnH rvOll
v O'DlONh W, nlv nnlll y O'DlDoh d ln,
OD lNn lOllOWinH nnyHl iOsWllI
DUlOIW INN W Dolpbnp gTllD 1900
both days INCLUSIVE, BpDInys pAaAplp1.
Wlln0aH my llnnd llis pAth lny "
BepfomImp A, ID, 1900.
lI0vbnvt w Wllllnma,
Registry, Agent hnHlplmltn DE
Iyjnl MI,
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paris usDDsjIjOD A wapds,

Washington Deb jDm~A oabIeHpnDl
ppeniypI lepe L0JAy from DOmmipl
sjODpy Pack, MI Paris contains iha nh
DOuDepmaDt ~ lbn jiDAl peBllts Db.
tajnnJ by ile various departments ~
awards M tba Paris exposition TDn
UDitpl blDles yeooiyed D,tTb nwDpJs,
UovmDny l,BpN, Great Britain Linn
md HDspiA ),JDN HE United HtBlet
lands DDi only IN the HpAnI tOlal, bul
nleD Ia MI RpnJps ~ awards, from Nip
grand py,Np 10 merely honorable mon
tiMi.
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hOJlN0 IN ElentuyAI
AIulu Nm WuuIuUO,

Hlnln NJ MVniniM M,
UONIlly M tnllOwHlOlnt WV
hNtlm w npvnly Alyuu lllAl llln I'M.
Wv lllo raHlAlnllOD IN .llN lnvLHH NJ
lllA .0gull0nd nlNolQyA M UplW MnANnl
vllHlf pNnDlNNL w HpHlHlMllun DAlplnl
Mo- VI JWln NJ llA, ANnnlal NlnNllnn n
lW held II llG Otll dNy M hnynMlnL Al
W 1900 NV I'm county NJ fMlnW,,
alNnp,, MNnlAln VIII NAllW, NJ Y
n'HlnN N. NJ AZ lhn vim NF ~
WIZ Nh III HNld luWplnW NJ thn lha
OOnlpN lNNnll fpMm v 0lnlnph N Mn
uuH Y 0ielnph n lnIi M, lh0 WlluNl w
1nRd inWlIi fplnlW IhL IN nNlglNp
WI 1000 l0lh N0KH lVQln0l' w a'llaNVN
nAnnplndl !.
v IMets ny NN'N, dLbl'' vN'h MN 4"
w Ml MnyHIVL
ltnEiatX ARnh HeAiHhWlim nlplrlpf
Hn
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ybs lDJ0sgO JDsDvsDDs swlD1je,

CbimHD, OeL D-sJcyDDk ", Smiley,
one ~ tho men Hvyastnd IN the alleged
insurance sODHpir0ey ease, Involving
The sudden dpnlb Of Mario DoyenDnel,
made u siOi6moDt to-day, IN which he
Atd tbnf Ur UDRw nDd ~ WnyNnd
ByOwD were fI0 moving spirits IN the
mHttny Dr. Uuger being 1aelAred tJle
prime mover ~ admitted hint hts
engagement tD Miss DefoDbaeh WIS n
f0yen, A wvtflon eoDfessjOD w sDjd W
bnyO ImeD made by Smiley,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

Omaha, ODt, lO~~At iDJny's session
III tbA directory ~ ibn Butter ADd
DIlnem Makers nssOGlAIjDn ~ lbl
Dntt91 States bore, apvBDEeMenlH gDl
holding lln coming AnDnnl e@DDyenliDD,
which N hAH bpeU deeldAd w hold NJ
WI VDul MlnDpsOta, FpbVnhy ~ NJ
wv, wars completed, TbN. pvlN liul
WIS made I'D W consist VI. $4,000 N
enyh pveMinWs, lDg1llle p WIN nl n.y.
HveRaliOn NJ RDld md silver mndnls,
Eljypp nlllp DlId elIb bnUDnvB,
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0ermaU pypsa lrllinrs AmrrlNh

RWliM 0qt. l0nvEa Inv IN lN
RyppeI uop y mHearWd Ne IW.
WAasi0H HaiHNd IN nltGiNl AiraNh II
Hmm WIN Nv Alalyad. hldahllfAIgl
Hilea. " IL mt mAnFdRd hapa. M l0HGll
Inv NM HW 0HAhil0nA nglnlAl ann
Inn seelgs M wv, ftRt WIN mai disi
tWfb ma harmony M Vim FQKGFHi Aipal
W WI hi man, IpHNafteh ThA Mtnl
Ati0R N regarded Nh A0MAwtAf m0FA
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halles a. hlsatar.,
state IN Montana.

bf Mu1thDlh,
County NJ yallDwslDnn, 80
Notice IN hapsby given thai tho TINA
for the registration IN tho DaInas AZ
thu analtnad nlastDrs Df hOnnanp and
Vaigyiaws pFaniNeis, Ia Registration
District No, 10 ppiDp te Me 9aDural
nleetlDn 10 ba hah Oh TIM Blh Hay IN
NOyaMber A. Dn 1900 Tor tba eOnnty
III fellDwslDAp, Montana, will nkplvs
no Y D'el0pk D NJ, DD The AYtb dAys "
OetDbAr A, d., 1900
] VIII slt Ia HODAdpp PpeeiDDt NJ
the Erwin lANah Dn iln IN, III, Az H.,
~, ID, w ANh w days IN October a,
d., IDOD, Prom \ D'alDek A, NH until
D'elDnk D. M, Of AAid lays,
Will Wv l Ealpylaw Ppaeinpt u
thn Nlpvlaw ranch Oh Tho Dsth and
sbtb lay W DelObep, A, ID, 100, from
Y O'Clock NJ NJ, DAtil y O'nl0ek ~ HI,
Df sAi1 dAyA
Witness my hanI lhis slpd 1ay III
September, A, DD lyDD,
Sidney u, HpwlD,
Registration Agent, haylsipaljOH Dls'
tippt No TO-
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hnllnA m NlnnlnEAl
ALnLn NJ MnnLnnnl

HlnM NV MUll|nlMl MI
Npnnly M talI0WHl0ual VIZ
hntim M hnulV given. Nml lhp lllil
Wv llN uHiNmlt1n M lhn, nlllpH. n
lIp 0nali0pd plnpl0N W H0nlh. NV.
N6t \, WtW IN llla general nNNftnn N
NJ he'd IN ltm mn nm M hnygWlApY
A, DI 5000, NM tlW county N fpllnW.,
alnnpi, MnVlAl'h WV 0sVlW ~ Y
|g'alonh v m ,ano llm WIN INV N
VIII M III Anil Hppint M lMl
Fim Jtall fAm v Alnl0nk N Nm pHnl
N A'glNHk N up ~ thn fplfnKiNW dNkYl
m VII nptllHr Tan NJ UgtHlNF Hlfhl
hqlh dAkA MflnAlgh auHNARA hsNAld
WilneA nv hNnd lhiH galh dag M
A, W. llaFL,
HeEjAHg AGENT heaiHffAIlm nlAiylel
M
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kOtiae 10 DlenlDvs,
AlnLn IN Mnnlnnn.

HlNle M MDDlnllh W.
GOnOly M yellowstone wv
hOtleN Nv hereby given lIlal Vine lllnl
fp Tho mgiMmliOn Or lIe nnltpA N
Tho 0uAlinnd AlnGtOW M NORTH ljillI
lpHn pv0plnoL w H|AglutWliOD Dlslplnl
No v, prior tO IlM E0nnWl nlnOllOn Vi
bu heldDn tlln Olll INV Of hDynMlWv,
A, d., 1900, nov Tin county ~ yellow
stone, MOllnDn VIII aspire, w \
D'nlDgh ~ llL, oh lln WIN my NJ
O0lOtWB A Wv 1900
I wlll wv IN Aall pvaMnM ~ NO. II
North Twnnly ntNllll slynpl,, WI tln
Dlipp M Hlnnp " Wliln from v
O'olQoh ". mn, mllll . O'0lnoh n, M
90 lIn following 1nyp, w WI D0tylpl
Ibtll M OGlnlmv vTtlL 1900, hDti hNyA
Inclusive, sundays psAnplNn
WiiNnHH my lMnd HIS Nblh NV M
hppl0mhnL A. Du 1000.
ltnyy WlltlM
HgNlWyF Aaont Reorganization O'HlyiNl
MI. a.
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Cleveland, Ohtn, Ont lO-~,phn. fnat
WINS mypnInd NJ tOdNy'a session NJ nv
NonneiI MtlMry tnvnAHmtim mlnnits
lnn tIlnl n0unpilmn WHOSE onpdDel
Inn NEUrpd most prominently w foAii'
many inyn nmnlinNd md thnV Nwr
ynrH Together VIII wv N SOP inquiry,
Ttm vlAN Of ihW pommittm NJ, Null
mon N0nnnilmnn W lpsftfy VIII I'M
tABtGJ I'm a0UrtH
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Ilnln IllnmunN Nnnnnrl,

CLEVELAND, ONO, OoI, lDHH WbilA
one Df two llinyps held lhN ATTENTION
Dr n elevb ln Ihn lpwelIy HlDrn ~, Nlpl
HntDbpy NM pDDpMny IN lhA UD|Dplnl
ApmJA Uip mtlOWnDON another
veagbpd tDlD u show nnsp, drew OH \
tpny containing dlnmOpd yllgs valued
M NN0l 900, MnI nhpnnnl Wild lLl
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UjAuuDwl,,a JpDn hgyyn

/, WAg llp ,yaen| " bla aplendld, lpnllh
IOdDWllnbIe VIII nnd l|pnllnn1DYB eIpyuy
orc MI fDUpl where BlDnnpIll IyDl,
Kidneys md llDwnls mn, OBJ NJ plletl
W YOU NUnt, llleue vllNlltleH Wll ,llp
elQ40W, lIey bylDHl. lBd lW MDH'H NAW
llltD plllh Only W GENTS w Uhhpple's
Dunn EIDvn,
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Roston 0et, lO--A ehnnly NJ H0xs
bHVy Was buulGd lllis m0pntlM lpHnllq
tpg IN. Vim denim M EdwnW Vnoana lil
NM hiH fWD sons,
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A FRiGNf ItHglHl ffrfmRnyi

NleVelaRd net R7TM RQdlps M
tN VIA tbFeR dRHghlnfh, EFAna,
daHghtW md nleff M, HRPfaN HaERaf
HpFyJRHh WRFR hKeFea f0RefhAV MfA
RNe lAfKe EFRvR IN. I@kegleN cemetery
MN RheFR00M NeVAFRRd wv HNgel'
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,..JJ,EIMl,la NMsr%%g'1, MIX NMaHes, Y hEe
le lnt. M VA. NlqL)eet YIIa \ AK.ADll
nI M NAfsW vi, faaI v ~
~lnNANnlH N. Wliltn9A, ,NNllinHa, WIlllLllhIl
LhgH hNAN AagHn fflIN .AllNikH M MfHlllIgl,,
NIX |! VA! \. ,IN!|'Is'1!p "NgT EF%sy
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plvM pDbllWlW Hppl WI, loDA W
o1sfH' A fAbH RIAthsg2Ja9Nt, NOTES

H;S$$|v A; $|I ,a' s;EEv|ISS,,SsS
gy T y 1 EIk,He ]p% R,gn1'%
"lI UIllpW l1nl' yDlDwlnp wIunHspa NJ
E'l'., sl' D|'r HVNA6% Ntay@S"Si
IIMIu lNMI,bl,0,||NM, lupYe,,a,l,,MID NIRlaalNea|
''''h" A'p"'HfNN A, n, LlIVLa, Iouinlnp,
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NrA Publication Hppl WI lpDO w
DESERT liAlH,P AlAhAsGR8g, Net'es

nWHaVY, EsIN'Ml u' Y NBltYs
\ lRI,lI' WI ! VA l,l aVODl n 1IR ",
nA ,NnQl.alW lAHh DlMlplf0m M
"''''" "'''" Al III lnyBl HanlaLaIL
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kDiIpp NJ Hlnplops,


bfhih ~ MpltAlhl NM,
ho,lee y lapnDy glyan lhAt tba llDlss
lha gnnll1H1 plpniDps III MDaA0Iabell
ppoeilni, IN NnHlaipAtlDn Djslplnt M,
u, pplW W tln HpDDpnl nDnntlM IA De
bold I'D lhp ODD llny ~ kDypMJnn A,
ID, lDDD tW lin county w Yellow
stone. MDDlnDA, VIII eAptpa at
D'elDnA D. nhl I'D tbn pylIl lay Ot DNg
lDbpp, a, d. lDDD,
VIII VII IN anll npnplNnl M. Handel
ljpDthnvs' slDlp fpDn DD'pIDnk ,A nj
nnlll Y 0'nlDoh ID Ml Oh lhn following
days, lOpwlll fnlDDpp IN IN DeiDbpp
w, 1900 both days Inclusive Sundays
nAnppInh
Witness Ny bnld lhlp pBlh dAy NJ
Rnptembpp A. d, lDDD,
upOgHp W, HAD1el,.
ltnuiAipy AuDnt, IlnulatIuti0n njAtpinb
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During lbe wlDiey NJ 1907 Nv JaMss
l as,lL , o6In Y, l6 I ,leYAIDy 6IllseW Rel0
aLpQlA hIe lpu aNOl0pl y gnte III loe' ,lD
glgh u manner Nv W DpAlgp HgNppn|y,
w DpDNlDp ,yDlR WllDh ,BWDllDQ NM pam
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Mu1TNoMAH coUNrY's VOTE.
Republicans Win Victory Except on
the Legislative Ticket Which
Is in Doubt.

PORTLAND, June AIN the state
election to day the republicans elected
C. E. wolverton justice of the supreme
court. and ]. W. Bailey, food and dairy
commissioner by a plurality estimated
between 5000 and 1000. NJ. A. Moody
(rsp.) is reelected to congress from
the Second district by plurality Of
about 5000. Tongue (rep) is probably
elected to congress in the first district
by a plurality of 1000. The legislature
is in doubt at this time though chances
favor the republicans. In Multnomah
doubt hrdl up up up upup up uprm
county the legislative ticket is in
doubt and at a. m. the count, which
is about one-third completed, shows
that all four state senators on the
citizens ticket are probably elected.
The representatives are in doubt and
it will take complete returns to deter
mine the result. George E. Chamber
lain (dem.), for district attorney, is
probably elected over R. E. sewall
(rep.).
The republicans elected the circuit
judges, sheriff, county clerk, clerk of
the circuit court, assessor, county
commissioners and coroner.
For mayor of Portland the contest is
very close, and so far as counted is
as follows Rowe (rep.) $50; Storey
Qnd rep.) $780, Wells (dem.) no.
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Beers Say He Ran Away and
Took All the Gold in Sight.
PRETORIA WILL SURRENDER
0nIy Waiting The Arrival Of the British 10
Give Up the City No News From Rob
sns, Except That He Is Marching
0n-NO More Battles Expected.

LONDON, June 5...-of official lntelll-
genee regarding what is transpIring
outside Pretoria there Is little or moth
Ing today.
Lord Roberts Is silent Nevertheless
by pioclng together Items from var
lous correspondents. Il would seem
that Lord Roberts immense army is all
employed north OF Johannesburg. ex-
cept one brigade. which Is at Johannes
burg. and that the six columns are
conyerging on Pretoria.
An undated news agency message
from Pretoria. Via Lourenco Marques
June T. says;
Pretoria IL now invested by the
British. No resistance win be offered.
The city viii be surrendered by the
burgomastcr as soon az formal de-
mand ~ made"
President Kruger Is somewhere to The
eastward OF Pretoria, but is In constant
wire communications with the leaders
here.
There r., howeevr deep feeling Of
anger against him on account OF what
Is now called. his unnecessary flight,
and because he and his officials took
all The gold and left their subordi-
rates unpaid.
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Yesterday was genuine democratic
day" so far as the weather was con-
cerned. for 1t ralned a downpour from
early morning until late at night. In
the Eastern states rainy election day
is always counted favorable omen for
the democracy and the old Jackson
ians" walked about in the storm yes
terday, chuclxling to themselves and
prophesying all sorts Of good luck for
their ticket. for at the last moment
they came out and adopted the hop
scoichers. and even the independent
political outcasts, In their eagerness to
down the republican ticket.
The "scratcher" was abroad in the
land with a vengeful pencil. Hardly a
straight ballot was cast in anyone of
the precincts. Old Stalwarss and Old
Jacksonians We'd with one another in
scratching candidates on their own
tickets they did not happen to like
personally.
~ AANNA RCAAANo NUA bAN q 10
ure In yesterdays election. Every
body was trading some candidate in
the interest of some other candidate
and scratching where they could not
trade
1t was more Of family fight than
a party contest in this city, but in the
country, party lines were observed
somewhat anu the complexion Of the
vote was different.
II is to soon after the battle to ana
lyze the causes which led to the trad
ing and scratching but there are good
reasons for all that was done yesterday
and explanations will be in order.
At the hour Of going to press the
returns received are as follows:
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Congress Will Probably Adjourn
on Wednesday Next.
BILLS PASSED !
Only -Four Appropriation Bills RemaIn 10 Be
Voted Upon BY the House Attempt at
FiIlbustering Being Made, But
II win Not Avail.

WASHINGTON. June 4.--congress
Is In its last gasp Of a long session
and its expiration apparently Is to be
quite perfunctory.
Unless something extraordinary oc-
ours. no further general legislation OF
national Importance will be enacted be-
fore the final adjournment.
The senate was in session more than
ten hours today. nearly four hours OF
which we're spent in executive session.
The only feature Of the days session
was the speech on the Philippine
question by Teller (sil). Of Colorado,
AMI an effort Of Pettigrew (pop.). Of
south Dakota, 20 obtain consideration
OF the antitrust bill passed by the
house last Saturday.
Tonight a picturesque session was
held-a sort Of social sesslon-at which
many Of the senator's appeared in full
dress and the galleries were thronged
with gaily attlred crowd Of specta-
tors.
Grave as the advices are from China.
they have not induced the state de-
partment to vary from the lines Of ac-
tion it has laid down. The naval force
of the United States near Peking rep
resented by one vessel. the Newark.
has not been strengthened, but II the
occasion should arise Admiral Kempff
might be reinforced to almost any
extent. likely to be needed in the course
Of three or four days. from the num-
erous American aeet stlll at Manila and
in that vicinity.
The minority report OF the committee
which investigated the coeur d'Alene
riots says:
at one time or another there were
over 1.1GO men in prison at wardnsr.
known as the bull pen.' They were
kept there many months. They were
NOT tried. They were not charged with
any crime; they were held and guard
ed by the United States troops. It was
the duty of General Merriam and OF
the president of the United States to
inquire into the causes and reasons for
the detention Of so many American
citizens. No such inquiry was ever
made. Such indifference is nard to un-
derstand and harder 20 excuse.
The plea that General Merriam was
acting at the request of the governor
of Idaho, and his state representative.
Bartlett Sinclair, is not good. Neither
the governor nor Sinclair had the right
to violate the law"
The majority report was also COM
pleted today and submitted to the
minority members but it will not be
made public until approved by the
house military committee which con-
Quoted the investigation.
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PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD.

CHICAGO. June AIRS. Alsoina Ste
vens, one of the best known women
sociologlsts in Chicago, died suddenly
yesterday at Hull house Mrs Ste
vens had q close relation to public
affairs Of the city, she was appointed
factory inspector by Governor Alteeld
in 1873. She was delegate 70 the na-
tlonal convention Of the popuIist party
in Omaha in 1892 She also served on
the woman's auxiliary committee at
the worlds fair labor CONGRESSES