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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
A Vanderbilt ~ NDUuQb,

New York., Rnpll lB-wlt WIS mn
nonnond ~ republican headquarters
tonight linn aonnllnp Vanderbilt,
who ms @nllpnnlnl M mnnh attention
M \ nol0gntn ~ lhf state convention
NJ hApAl0Hn, VIII bo OltnpNd hi1 nhOlgN
~ u congressional nomination from n
down Town, district Op \ nomination 10
Tho assembly from ono 0r tho mpnb|i'
nnn ,Flflh avenue districts, Wllnp0 U
nomination IN equivalent 10 nh cleo
HON. A nomination rnp nOnRvOps IN
ono ~ lhn down town districts N
nHnglN l0Hnpa0l M mn NmpIy honor,
~ ms uNpiion. Qf lho city VI GnDnmlly
damOnMlior W IN pnld yoUpg ynndop'
Din would prefer n fmNiRn mission,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
hHHNp UEHDBN MUHDHHBD
Jnhn AtOphOli VOnDh win I'M Ton Of liiA
Hnnn ulDWD On

Vhn Nnstnpn section NJ Fergus oOunr
ny hnA furnished mother murder myHr
Inpy 10 Mo long nnnnls NJ crime IN tInl
aoNlloL llAply Tnondny morning tl,
body ~ John slOrhOlt ngod wv yonpH,
WnA bp0nRhI ~ b0WlAIOWn from Il
Hhnnp mlNIl thirty miles onAt Of tl,
county annl, nnnp Grass Range, When
n %NOpOnov'a Jury WIS lmpnnNlad II WIN
supposed Tho nnR0 WINS ono w suicide,
bnl developments hnyN proved almost
mnnlnHynlE W tln nOntpnpy, and
County Attorney Smith nDd sheriff
hlnW hny0 HOnn 10 ll0 sG0nn lO look
Further Into The particulars
Accompanying lhn remains 10 Lew
lHlnWn wore three Norwegian friends
M lln dNNpnsad and II hnlfrbVOlhM NJ
s%IOplOlI, hln only relative IN ihiH
country All hnVn boon employed by
Oln hlnRnr wool RrOwnr,,
hfoVhOll md ono linlyNpHn wore
mllDopH IN II M0mp from I'VE IN lnn
miles north From Tho home mnnh,
T1l0F pnpIon nnply Monday, Italynvr
Hnn going onl WIN lhn Hhnon and
llnf WIS lhn Inst Hnnn NJ HtOrllOlt
nllyn InlNnpsou, who testified lnr
fore lhe Gop0unp'R jnpy, Hid Ilnt bN
lNInrn0d IN The mnlp nbonl \ O'nlonk
w Tho afternoon md fOnnd klnpl0lt
lpinH on his hnnk OntRian M Tho mbin,
Tho lOp. NJ. his bend blown Oy nIf u
h9FlD Marlin WnN, owned Wy Tin do
N1aHn1t lying nfpOab lin b0dy, Tho
nnHhln NnW bis moss md M empty
Hhnll IN Tho nlNmbnr, VIZ NJ olip
WNnl f0V holm md Nlnp Tho lhm0 nlO'
pl0sns brought flA mmnim ~ Town,
M lhn lNbln IN tho mbln wOn found u
plnMn M pNllnr, Ulnu Whinh WINS writ
ION w Norwegian "Ilem N t|n nol-
GlnalM II lhp NAv'l IN the H'Ape NJ u
the note WNs unsigned, huf WIS
ldnnlihnd NV tWli men AN sIOrl0lt's
hnndwyitinR, End M examination NJ
Tho body. NY Tho Jury md wv, Long
proved Ulnt Tho hNll Ind aninrNd from
Tho hNk w .lhn bond md ranRnd
nNfQss, fhA nsiI bnlNE aYW lhnrlHhf
nyfi W confirmation NJ his wore
MARKS NJ rlp forehpad M hmytng been
strnnk with u hlpnt instrument, mnhr
Hhlv ftf0W tho shot WIS nred, Iln
FfplH npf f0p M mo bond WIS terribly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
NHpnhUNAD UnMpnIgD nIDWnr

GhtNng0, sNpt lB==The pink pVunr
Hon IA 10 bo u hNdso u, Tho vopuhlipNl
nntlOnal mmpNiHn nhn Minis NNplnr
Hon N PrnHllMit Mnk lNlNg'A lnyopito
nOWNP md Illls lNGI indNO0l Dr. \, N,
keYlIt, NJ Washington u, 0r N
Wrlt0 lD Perry " lInnIh NJ thn M
ll0DNl dOmmlHn Fpna4 NOmmill0o, aUgr
costing lhnl I ho dNnlnpnd lhN pnpnbIIr
nnn Mpptp'a nnllODnl Qmhlnm lop thiA
GnnlUMiHll nv, Hnall Immediately
rnlolpQd Tho mAttQp IN OhAiVmnn HIM
NV Ollq llht HnnllNmnn approved Tho
hnlnnIiOn, WV"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATS,
Annh " tbn Mime NJ u AnnDn, liphpi
IN tnpbDHI

IN unrbDH
Tho democrats OF Carbon county,
who bDllnu Tho convention hold three
weeks ngO mthnp IhnD fuse win the
pOpnllsIs, met IN convention NJ lho
court house In Red Lodge "Wednesday
afternoon, md nominated u Ticket
composed Of eIpnlHhI OnI dnmOrnia,
Thppn were fOpty'fOW delegates IN lhe
convention, NIL bnl three precincts bop
Ina represented, The DnMn Or nl'hn
Independent Democratic pnpiy Oh Chr
bon County WnH adopted, nnd 4 npns
lpnl committee WINS organized, Iha
following nominations were mAlel
Senator, VIM, A, Talmngo VI Red
Lodge representative, ", n, RlmOn4nn
Oh A%bAnpOhoei sheriff, John Dunnl
treasurer, George pVydNI county eOmS
mlsat0DNpA, W, ~ TinkoOm, Harvey
Dnllaln Md Boone Nishnvj county
oloph, Y, u, ljopmMnl district clerk,
j, ", MnshhnphI county HupwlnlpD'
dent, Miss Kathryn Nooleyl nasoaAoF.
John ltny, Hp, NOpOOp, NJ, - i)nl'
l0ll surveyor, George ", lAmpOpi
public administration Jnok MoKooyo,
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First Publication Hupt IA, lDOO Al
gOhTEhT N0JlgE,

DepNlnant of tle lnleIIOr, United blalga
Llnd UlIlnHl., hONrlDhlt. MDllNnNJ, ApRi wv,
lNDOI "A ,Bllilglplib .g0Ilfal. llilnlyll, bnylIH
baGl lllrd III illlF OlIlnn lF JUlln, Vi HnlnlqpH
agIlpHlhlit aVnlllhl. %liglllnAlphq .uplgy MOI
plllTl made IDnQnpV 4, lsDb, f0l, HlIfJ HggE
llOll VA, township !, hOylli, lHllHe W. enHl, Nj
rpIlMNE,Ky. iHI |. q F|IGEig.,a'E'd1IYl u, e31H 4 s1,1DI,eMIIi
pOli Una WHOLLY NlAnlQlMd lnDd aIplrHgpd
III, Hnlq nlllrVj ,lhll SAID tracy OF lAllh qlllIIA
MI Ut, IllH, llpNll pll months lllneul9lpK
pyaoe1l In llla lll4e Of nnklnH MIA .nll1AYm
llhp, nDl DleL aellIod upon ON, GpltlyAlpd ,bE
Hnl1 hlnpllelHOilL M fnullIen bg llWl lhHll
Z. .gy1,RYlIsoyTR|Ia,n,llJ = a M oml| I ', q ,'y yas ser MN
nlnpalanaa A AHa 1hepebk l1glMlllea o,l "a alIgafdl
Sssr"|1,ssYpo 1 n oXl0M \, Il, % aj oHGs"' II l1@
Ih'1fS,H I a AZ Is%.isy;,sg%H s,!SIl'@S 4, \ , '%,a.ISsE
alil igaslyW a llY Unllad staleH TAdd
DligG IN .H0Ahllhnl MDllnlM
NINA Enla gptleAlhllbl hayliAll y. \ ltlgl,el
wlllnIl alloY lllyl ,lltal dlG dillAa4nu! EgpF
p0nnl sepyiOh NJ tlig notice GAn lpl le .llhde,
II ii hepnly Qrdep4d mud dlrGglAd lllnl apgl
notice be NVel wv que ana proper inbllF
HallOii ~
Al u, LOVE, henaleh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
PARTITION PROBABLE
Phe situation In China HApldly
ASSUMING n Partition
Complexion
EEE-Eu
LEGATIONS TO LEAVE
EE9TEE@T
hnasln nnn Germany Suspected Df
Concert In Nh AnnpAM
lion Scheme,

hOndUn, H0plr Id, W. HI mN No rnpa
lllGp liHllt IA thrown thiH morning upOn
III HING ghMng'R intended m6y0a
Menlal The HlmeA Ing mn lntopoAI!na
dlBpnfnl From Pekln dnl0n heptnmb0r
4, which HnNa IN nnpli nhnhhla hNA
decided, 10 withdraw hop legation from
Fekll, leaving j purely military com,
mnnd An 0llGlhl announcement, on
ms IN expected today 1h0 0Ih0p
POWERS Will AlHO presumably Withdrew
9hGN lnHntl0na, lnnFinH Fnkln under
inc military control ~ Tho nlllGs dup
Ulg Tho winter NJ lGnalr Al II meeting
/0r lle Honornls ,lho HHaaiAn command
ny announced Illnt Huphln WQnld mnln.
lAll ib,OOO troops during tho winter
The German GOninnnuW hnid Ihnt
Germany would kGGp lhn sAnln. nlNns
bnF, and lhn JApnnna0 GOmmnnd0p nus
nOUnnGd llNt Jnpnl would hold
100000 ThG British gonorni Wns mol
M Il position M make mn n%nn0nDlos
lnGnti TIGpH N every indiMtiOn,
however, Ihnt Lord Salisbury Ina Do
Gl1Nd llln! our present hlb0r1HQln p0H
hlil0l ~ FHhln mnal hnGOmn Hlill hum
blAr III the b0al informed Qnnpl0pa
thG opinion N espr0sald illAl HnhAln
ana HnlHlhIlF nln hllinR IN accord,
Russia mixing lhn dolnit0 nnnnsNli0n
on ,gll territory n0rlh M tho .ErNal
Mhll, md GermanF the annnsalimn N
Hihn TunE, hlnne M nnd iAnH VINO
W0ylnaeai HnAAlR F0NkH nlsO III M
htOo Illo power III tho EnprnHs Dow
nRey nlld lle nmpevQh, IN ordep 10 hn
HlablNd IN Wield hor lnnU0npp through
llnm ,0Vap tlH WmhlninE W0vinNNal
Tlla acknowledgement NJ lIiinn seams
almost inevitable
Hln EnlHNsH D0WAaW Inn retained
Prince, HIlnR's non IN n h0aiNHR lQp
his falhah
1hA sllanAhal corresponding N tho
VlnHs WlFiUH WndnHadNg confirms Me
reports M tlA MHnaE. fGAlinH ularN con-
0afHlnH HGlmang'h Intentions toward
!la fane l'Ae M0glnnea especially lIH
Nian MN f0rtat
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Uhv's BIN MONTHS,
A Tough Given u DnanvyiDH sentence by
JnAtipa lfpnHnI,

John ailohplAL n Anomlnvy md
Tough, who hnH boon ~ IN court IN
THIS city, on dltlWnnt occasions md
whom the police hnyn Wnn ont Of
town several times, lipl himself bnpl,
10 This metropolis THIS week win Tho
fair yiAilOph "Wednesday afternoon
NJ Tho fAip grounds hn bnpmMo drunk
and mnsod gnlto u disturbance by
striking Della Davidson In Tho lnon,
Tlle officers appeared Oh The Hoollo, but
tho assault committed by OilohTlaI
WIS NOT made known and he WINS pprs
mlttnd 10 bo taken Awny by hiH
Friends That night u warrant WIS
sworn ont for his arrest Oh u ohnpge Of
nsannlt IN The Ihlpd degree, Y0alnps
dry morning hN pload guilty 10 tho
ohnpRo and Justice INpnHNp thinking u
good atill sentence wOnld probably do
him good mNde II YIN months impplan
ODmont w tho county jAtl, HiIolplHt
VIII bo good for nt lonsl the time hN IN
IN Tor,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
THIN BIGGEST DAY YET
Over Three Thousand People
Attended the Pair
Yesterday,
DAY NOT PLEASANT
lInI tho Visitors Enjoyed the Races
DOIny'H Attendance Expected
~ NMpnAs Yesterdays

The prediction IN Yesterday morn
nlHA anseltn llnt Tho Attendance NJ
Tho mr. on thnt dry would pnnoh lll
i, 900 mark WIS fully verified, II WI,
evident enply w llln llny thai II lnpgl
crowd would Do present IN Tho HlpnnIl
ware crowded MI forenoon viii
hlrnRopA, md these together with tll
h0mp people pnNkad Tho fair grounds
~ II Ind never before boon pnokal,
Tho Attendance WINS better Ihnll 1900,
The dny VIVA not whit might hive
been desired, n strong wind blowing
MI afternoon md besides making II
hnpd lOp the WnlDA nlAO mnde N very
dlAnRvnonbln rOp Tho Inip visitor nDn
II WINS u relief 10 MI when Ihe Ahnde OF
night Ollne moro settled down over Tho
ely AMI Tho wind nbnIol, Moro Wis
TORS ware IN tho city luHt night tnnIl
hnyn over boon here before, All the
Vnins yesterday brought IN many
more thnn were here Tho night before
md last nights trains from IBpldgev
md Rod lodge brought Others, who
onmo 10 son tho blR mons IOdny, Wlth
plnnAnDf Wnnlhop lOdnY'H Attendance
VIII be NJ lonHl B,bOO for Tho Billings
people VIII InIn Ont on mNHa0, N being
The lnHl dry, ThN management IN
feeling very tnttnpNd Oynp thn largo
Attendance and " of Tho opinion tInt
besides pnying MI rnpe purses and
premiums IN full, II will DO IN position
10 pny on NH tho indebtedness, lenys
ipg " w better Hllnpo IInn " Inns ever
boon before
Much Interest conferred around Tho
horticultural hill during tho day
where fho judges were awarding tln
premiums Op Tho Wpl0ns exhibits
The PnAnA W0pAI
Two thiptyrhW tpOl or pnoe, three
IN 1--WE, mile honls, Hlpb~nJ, D., first,
Monte second, topt Iimp, plpT.
HAlhmjln heats, running, #iO0m
gnHadopo first, Silver Jim second,
Time, ~ p'b
fNyonsoighthW mile dash, Wlpb#m
March first, 1oppoNo second Tile,
lIba,
special, lhpooeightla mile, NIB
l1Iy first, Ton second, Time 1904,
Jho mnIeho1 INno for 1900 between
Ohnb nnd Daisy wnA pulled oti, the
hitter winning by n nOae longtIL
There wore several lndlm pa0es,
and n green horse pneo In which j, A,
Hny wen,
WOdny's M0ns np0 Nm I0lIOwHJ
VJon'lOVunH flOf Op nnon, mile, three
IN llyo, WbOOI thpep'eiahtllH mile hand
laaII WlOOI nyo'NighthH mile hAndir
emp, NlpbI special, w9b,
THESE nOynlHnH nVa advertised IN
DIM pnGo, ono hundred yard foot meoI
indian ohlef ph0eI pole aAmoI lndiNn
Wnp dance,
The pools sold on tho roos yopIovr
dny amounted 10 nhOnt " v 1900 on
which tho assassination pnOoiyoa Ten pop
0nllI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
NnpHa Hmm AUDpGNjhlh,

BERLIN hNptr lNw1lm h0ipaip Tagon
hlhl Announces IInt II mmnhlnt Win
me, Aonhplimnal lill0, hMg mlnltODH
WIN hmpapW Wllhnlm I'm hy
uOnnleHa Emily BliNbnlh WodNID
HNpnpd, lln divorced wife NJ nOnnt
H0WmNnn Wnloh llnn b0on ponnpmlnd
ny lhn bolpHlN p0llpn nm tI0, ground
~ lone nnlpslh TlM pamphlet pnp'
ported ~ mnkn revolutions pnanrdinR
llG ninlIa M Dr0RIua md lhn muul0p
NJ klna HnMhnrl,
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yellowstone N Canyon Oraoh Dl,nh OOmr
many,

mid ditch beginning 9b0 feet south
ansL VI Iho gnartap corner bntWnon non,
llOla aO p9d,gl Town y south range "
U|"",y'A4.''"" ,I S"1|9y yn||sy : q p", ,a, yY tHainnIT'
opeeh below, billings, MOntnDK
No,loe y hereby a!yea tlkdl o. = meet,
o. Che Avn day q Aeykemboi, 1900, IN
l"vIei nIl'm 'the"' pyD,2MM, asf1opf, d, sWn"'i
company, paynblV ION tha OH dry NJ
O0l6INi, lDOO,, w. q, NJ, ,Ohnfee NJ hIa
rnl0h, r0lL mllH IRON Billings,
Any slodk mon Which slld ayeoasmeO!
shall. pemMplliDpnld, on Tho OH, dry III
October lnOO, HllnIl be deemed d1Lns
Quent, and, VIII bn duly nnyorllaod Tor
ehle Nv lnbll0 nnotlOn ind unless pny.
manl Hhnll ,bn mnde before, VIII no HOld
~ tba sand day Of OatoheI, lDoG, 70 pny
lle Delinquent Aaaes4lOent, together with
Lhe ooats NJ ADVERTISING md aspeDpoa. ~
Hnlnl Wdf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
AnilJRvnDaHn MDynNnDt,

MI, Inill, Sept, lu#aA llplnun special
% plDDenp Press HlyHl commissioner
or Labor Onldophnnd ln hiH nnDNnl po1
port anyp Thai nnnply Two thousand
jnpnnoan nvo employed m lnb0pnpp by
mo ynrlDup mllpDnnp NJ Tho HtnIo, and
lhnt nLlttln Brown men, npa HpNdNp
nlly diAplnolng white labor ITO viii
nlRo Illo Legislature 10 prevent, W pos
plblo, Further importation Of JnpHl
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shattered 40 powder marks were
found,
Fha belief IN that danlh could not
hnyn boon aa~lfsinHlptal, II Nv impOaa
aibln Tint The shot nDnll have bnnn
fired from Tho rifle IN TIN position ~
u wAH found nDd donlh musl hnye
been instantaneous 1'lnm III M elnw
NJ present, bnt when thu officers pna
Inn mnNh new light mny BIZ thrown Oh
the subject, The dnrnnand WINS we'll
known nnd ~ COED pepnlnllom though
u lnpd dplDknp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
HNblBF ron GALVESTON sUPFDMBMA

Mnnlnnn People AW GIVEN mn OppOpInnn
NV ~ DOnniH ~ Thnmi
Tho Montana Daily HeoOpd Of lIel.
0nA Inns opened II relief fund for lhn
Galveston storm sufferers md oil Mon
lnnlnns npo nah0l 10 subscribe toward
llio aamo, subscriptions np0 10 bu
Forwarded 10 Mayor Vpank w. Nd
wards ~ Helena hnd VIII be N0lmOWls
edged In tho Record oneh dry,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

IN about thpne md n hnlr days, Al
Zion a'aln w VIII, formally assume
Iho ylpNVOyship Of Tho pOylHoo oY Oh
", 10 which ho wna appointed Soma
lime NHol ,ATInp n short Pest MI IinD
Vpln hn Will mOnnnn w fNkin where
N N 0kpoeInd ho VIII promptly opnn
negotiations with lhn pOWApa fOp the
settlement NJ Ihn pence Terms,
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EDarl NJ II rUggrIH MINT,

Berlin, hnptL lN-Tlm 0Oumnp wpr
nrH dlHanfhlnH Nv, krngNr'H arrival M
h0IpnnHn Mnr0unH inlOrmNt IN inn
llMlN0Nnl ~ Nn, mldinR NJ lhn WIZ,
VhO h0kni AnaElW eagsl f1hia would
mad GyNn " Mr. krngW IN l0ul0p'
nlllg Nha0nf m 0hlnin lhn intervention
M lHN Hnrnunnn unwnrHh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Apmln HATES 10 Hunters Hot spring.

Apn0ini Hates 10 hunters ii0t Springs,
The Northern pnoitlo mllwny offers
Tho people of MONTANA apeelnl Pound
Trip lnlnH 10 Hunlor'A liOt Springs 10
enable them 10 enjoy the fine mineral,
not Wntep bnlllH MI lhNt point, TlloAo
springs npo Altlntol WI Applnpdnle,
nineteen miles onpl Of Livingston,
Tl0 Altn In n beautiful enc nnd Tho
medicinal mOpnrllna W th0 waters npn
ouunl lO those found anywhere,
A special OlRlilalny llokut, good tor
rOnd Trip rm0 10 RpliDgnnl0 nnd for
twenty.Ono monla, seven nights lodging
nOd bnIhinE privileges W Tho springs,
viii bn sold Nv follows
Hamilton, WV,
MiAHOnln, Ngb,
phillpHbyrp, WI,
MWyAylllo, Hyl,
Door Lodge, Npp,
Pony, #lM
Norris, NO.
Winston, Wis.,
Townsend, WlM
Lombard, Wis.,
Custer NyO
Forsyth, WV,
Miles CIV, wv,
ulnndlyN, W.T.,
A thvnondny ticket, Including tnp0 10
RpVlnHlnlo nild return, HlK monls, Two
nights lodging Mln bAlhlnR privileges
VIII bn sold from points nnn nj vhtos
named below
Butte, NlM
Helena, Nl0
llOsnmnl,, w.
Chestnut, NV,
IBpldHnr w.
fnrDDn, wv -.O.
Rod LOdHN KlM
Billings, NV. Nh,
Chill Oh Northern Pneine railway
general agents NJ Butte or ll0lenM or
on lOnnl nRpnlH Nj points named,
CllNA n, 1fo0, Il, p, Az
BT'tf, NJ, Paul, MINI
ffHefE aFsaEa= aHR#MHEa@M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
NEW COURT HOUSE,

A prOpDplllOn ~ IpsNa 100000 iiOnda Ia
IN submitted ~ Ihn tOlerN,
Al thu meeting Of thn bOnpd ~
county commissioners yesterday mOrns
ing Ill0 bOnpd decided 10 submit I'D Tho
Taxpayers Of Yellowstone county nj
the general election In November u
proposition 10 issue bonds IN lho sum
on FbO, 900 for tho purpose ~ buying
" Site, ERECTING n DeW court house and
furnishing the same
There haa been considerable Inlk
during lhe pnAt ynnP or NJ regarding u
new court mousse, " being tlN gonopnl
opinion llAt Tho present building IN
inadequate Ond fap from being n credit
10 Yellowstone county,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
ttUJN IN Hmm,

HiAmarak, Hnpl, lg--Anlina lnyNv,
nov l3pglnn Inn dnnllnl ma ~ Rrpllf \
HprlhyH NJ HNns Vhorm nnd I'm Hem
kiils, convicted mnndnfnph nnd fhey
VIII iWnR tomorrow - TH0rlM NJ
MlnNtI and iaNhiue NJ HiaWgrnB "
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mn nj LNnKTa hhnnHhnll

WaHhinHl0h saph larvMh WV, fhp
Ghlnfha Minlhllri received n disFNlfll
from III HHnH nhanE announcing llnt
IN fAliaafa NJ laave FhaHEliHi t0mNrFNW
nv lhG n0rtth Similar information
hRs hffn received. bg fhR staff deNFf-
mani finn nGHAHl nfnQFM l0QdhGwf
knFl HI Aaid I'm NAHld FRAGh Vinn VAN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
IIDaps Sill PAINTING,

london, AopI, ID@HOborla reports
from Mnohhlndopp Sept W., Ilnt
French WINS Then heavily onRnHon Win
llln Doors IN tho hills WnAl Or Bnpbova
ION md lhnt Hutton Ind gODo 10
NpOnel'A support,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
llBY lfHp sntH,

Two hpndm1Mnd Qfty Ions NJ, nloyel
nnd lnl tGna y timothy " NJ ulllo ,yars
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A SOLDIERS MoNUM ENT.
I Maquoketa Excelsior.l

The design adopted by the Soldiers
Monument committee for the monument
to be erected on the Grand Army lot in
Mt. Hope cemetery will be u copy as
near as possible of the ore erected by
the state of Pennsylvania in honor of
the ForiysiXth Pennsylvania infantry
on Orchard Knob. part of the Mission
airy Ridge battle ground near Chatta-
nooga, Tenn A. q meeting of the COM
niittee held Monday evening at the of
flee of the chairman. DIR. A. p. Bowen,
at Which all We're present except Capt.
Hoag, detained by a serious injury re-
lceived that morning from a collision
whit a pony, the contract for the monu-
ment above foundation was. by unan,-
nous vote. awarded to w r. Dunlap &
Son, of this city. They agree to erect
the same in one of the best GRANTEES
known 10 commerce. it being the Red
Rock grade from the ST. Cloud. Mimi.
5ouarries. and the die will be surnount-
ed By a lfe-size statue of an infantry
soldier With rifle in the position known.
in tactics as parade rest The statue
will be in the metal known as white
bronze or refined zinc. a material un-
surpassed in durability and power to re-
granite is dark red color. which Will
make the monument a conspicuous obs
ject among the uniform light colors
that prevail among the memorials that
now occupy the cemetery, and will blend
in good color harmony With the black
of the heavy guns that now ornament
the lot corners The design of the gran
|ite portion of the monument is substah-
tiaNy that of a truncated pyramid five
fleet square at the base and thirty-eight
inches square at six feet height, where
it is surmounted by a die thirty inches
square and four and a half feet high.
which will contain the Inscriptions and
suitable white bronze emblems. The
work on he bases and also on the die
except where the tablets are inserted,
Will be rock-faced. Thus the striking
characteristic of the monument win be
9 massive simplicity at once artistic
and strangely suggestive of the solid
moral qualities and endurance of that
l.grea army of citizen soldiers Who saved
the union. The foundation of the monu-
ment Will be raised about two feat above
the present surface either by steps of
| BEDFORD stone or by mound sodded
lover making its total height about
| ninstsen feet.