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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
CONVICTED OF maasEF maasFlsE slsEBaJJ Je8TEE.
Farmer Found Guilty of killing His
DaughteP,s Snitor.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, N Y, Dec. 14.-Peter
Austin, the big, square-shouldered farmer,
whose crime found him out fourteen years
after it was committed. listened to the
verdict of the jury which pronounced him
guilty OF manslaHghter in the second de-
gree without tremer. He viii be ar
raigned for sentence today The maximum
penalty is fifteen years
Austin confessed to having killed his
hired man, Brewer, because the latter
wanted to marry his daughter Brewer
had served a sentence for killing an old
nan. and Austin claimed that he had
attacked him with a knife and stabbed
him three times. Austin threw the bc5y
down n sell.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
pIEs FRoM ELS INJURIEs.
The Heroism of an Engineer Costs
Him His Life.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. Dec. IA
Engineer Albert o'Brien, who saved
Lehigh Valley passenger train from de-
struction Tuesday morning by remaining
at his post while escaping steam from
rent in the boiler scalded him, died last
night of his injuries. His fireman, Elmer
Hofert. died the night before. The en-
gine killed a little girl on Monday, and
O'Brien told his friends that night he had
a fear that the death Of the child was the
forerunner of something worse.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
THE MONTANA sENAToRsH1P.

Consideration of the Credentials eS
Clark and MaEinnis.
The Senate Committee on Privileges I'D
Elections held special meeting today to
consider he credentials OF William A.
Clark and Martin Maginnis, appointed
Senators from Montana. Mr.. Chandler
held that the eredentialso of Mr. Maginnis
ought TO be recognized, since they are
signed by the Governor OF Montana and
have met with no protest.
Several other members held that the
cTedeDtiale of both gen emen should be
reported to the Senate for action. No de-
cision was reached, and the committee
adjourned to meet tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
MUNICIPAL BUILDING SITE.

House Committee Pleased With the
old Power House Grounds.
The House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grouras this morning visited the
cid Corcorsn Art Gallery. which it is pro-
posed to purchase for the use Of the Court
of Claims.
The committee also inspected the Power
House square which has been suggested
as an excellent site FOR the proposed mu-
nicipal building which is to be for the
joint use of the United States and the
District Of Columbia.
Chairman Mercer expressed himself as
much pleased with the Power House site.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
Rivers and Harbers Bin DELAYED.

1t was said this morning that owing to
the pressure of members to be heard by
the Rivers and HaTbors Committee, it
viii be impossible for Chairman Burton
TO report the Rivers and HaTbors Appro-
priation bill to the House before the holi-
5zv recess
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
coz,missaener Peck 70 sni..

SOUTHAMPTON. Dec. If. W. Peck.
the American Commissioner General to
the Paris Exposition. viii sail from here
tomorrow on the American Line steam
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
rl,e Gokteilz Niadurt CompIeted.

LONDON. Dec. IA despatch to the
Times from Rsngoon says that the
Pennsylvania Steel Company has success
fully completed the Gokteik viaduct In the
Shan Hills. the highest railway bridge IN
the world
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Terrible Excitement al Tennille,s,
7os Seventh Street. Biggest Clothing Earsgins OF
the year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
MAY RECALL THE TREATY
Report That the President VIII
Withdraw the Canal Compact.

Decision said to Have Been Reached
After Conferences with the seere-
tary of State and Senator Lodge.
SIR. Hay Alleged to Have Reported
the abandonment of the Fight for
It's adoption ON the Ground That
in Its Amended Form the conven-
ticn Would BE pistasteful TO Brit
iSh Interests-Actior Expected to
BE TaI1eH Some Time Next Week.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
Te DuiIa an Iron Foundry.

CHETEHNE. wyo.. Dec. 1.-THE Union
Pacific has decided 20 build an iren foan-
dry and blast furnaces here which viii
employ 1.509 men and increase the city
population BY probably 5000.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Don't call for OZARK, oTg.iigist'' when you
want Heurics,s Maerzea. fseHsse. or Lager, be-
cause nsany inferior beers are sold under these
titles, but demand Heurich's.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Sec TenniIle's Advertisements,
page ). 1t is i eoFhcr.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

See TenniIie's Raglan avercoat
Tor $ss5 Read his ad. page for more good
news
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
S1.e5 To Baltimore and Return 81 .as
Via PennsyIvania Railroad.

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday, December
j and IS. good to return until Monday December
L. All trains except Congressional Limited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
New bright FIoorinE. s1-2s

per 100 So IT., and al one width, kiln
dried, North Carolina pine al sth and n T. ave.,
Frank Libbey s Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Clean, pure, brighs-Ballantine,s India pals
Ale locks its quality.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Special Tor SATURDAY. Ro.1e Market, nth sad
sts ~ of,an uat5I II p m. Phone 1Ie6.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
..sorfollz s WashinsEton ssea.ni,oaf a..

Delightful trips daily Il $50 D. H. nom foot
7th St te Old Point Comfort, Newport News,
Norfolk ant the South. For schedule. sec page 9.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

FIynn,s BusireSs College, ssh ana X.
Business. Shorthand. TypezIriting-s year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
CLEMENTS DRIVEN BACK
DelaFey Attacks the British Force
at NOoitgedaeht.

The English Compelled to Retire to
Observation-Disclosures Reports That
the Fighting Was severe, Four of
His omeers Being KIIIeG-Re-eR-
forcements Sent From Pretoria.
other Operations by the BurEhers.
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ss2s 20 Baltimore and Return via
r. o.Safurtlay and Sunday,

December Is and Ig. good fer retsrn Until soiicw
ing Monday. Tickets good on all trains except
Royal Lil1itsd-
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nareala lot of Doors for one dny

oniy; Is doors only s5e each, fus thickness.
white pine and already painted at sth and y Y
ave, F. Lib5ey & &c.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
rNIUEs lNAkHN Low Elil
D%rrinphly lLNlllah lnnhnnW ~ UhlNhAO
HUI MnlIIll

huoolplp OF rNlgo ontllo for Tho week
Wurp about 5000, against 1000 lnAl
weak md 1900 lnat FenI, alsA lhn
Chicago Growers JOnllrnll Tll0 mnFH
hot closed about 10. ID bO cents lower
tllnll lnAt week. IN llnlF lnt, while tine
lnAl rangers nr0 about WI pelllA lower
A salesman antAi l'H1tnlMl nhtAea
contribute To llllH SLUMP IN values,
ullioF amOnH which IA lll0 lnnl lllat lll0
northern rRnuopA hnvo b0on killing out
v0fy bndlt nlld tho buyers npG delNFa
mined 10 force values down 10 u point
| where they nnll liH0 llln cnlllN prOlllna
DIV, Nr alA1 lot them alone, Nlin III Inla
Hlinnu0 w liiA policy llloy nave w.,
fused 10 Did On lrAlil nflnr TRAIN Of
Ilnlf tnl rangers, which hive GDIiAns
QuOllly lind III bn GaIpl0d over fp0ln
dry To day Tll0 fnGl ~ Tho matter N
lllat tho dr0aHud bdef nlnn np0 buying
A good gluaHH M southern 4rnaA cattle,
from 1feAaa and InnlnN territory
Weighing 300 ~ 1000 pounds, M
VIII, fb 10 Vii which urn smaller b0ledl
better hGHIled and Mill Ont Win Luna
waste lllnll tho medium northern pnIlHs
ora for which they laal weak mid v!
10 HiliO Ti0ae southern cattle MI
tho HnilU place I'M lll0 northern ranEGpa
md buyers hpN hound H. Force tho
latter down 10 about Tho price mid nor
llH southern NntliN, Or hlaa net buy
lh0ml Of u0npAn, llalf MI cattle lhat
have sufficient Quality ANA iNnndllH NJ
WNttp than nnaimUln NM ful1NlA hOII
TOR tliai purpose NJ pretty good IllN0al
but tho inferior, Inv aHpadn MliHpEA
not desirable either IN fHadplA ~ MIL
nm, lInyN Il hard row IN lnH and VIII
undoubtedly w HIill l0w0Eh Closing
quotations Gl milAara WAH about I'M
fll0wAl dll0lN q rntlak Hlnepa .tilNh
W WI falr ~ mnllNm, Allb. N shgb
mnninH nlHerh tbfgh N HNf Ht0iMN
ndwa aHd hmifapH, $500 " HfgOi tNiF
IN medium COWS and LWifoR, shph l0|
EAlTb mnnlnH G1MAt NhN IN th0Oi
iNlla win NJ HfbO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

WIS no MaN IN tho staie m0Fe active
nj tho Notwithstanding thAA WINS 0Nl
friend DAbnoek " Billings fte was
jnhllaAt MNh felt IA frisky asa y0NAa
eolt when the ilrHt issNa ~ the Her
MD appeared under I'm new malMge'
Manh N IA saih that his enthusiasm
for Tin financial ami political sNNeeSs
" TIM INV Herald won't 40 mr. M MI
Investment IN st0ek ~ thu company
Ana Tint n Nil mAtters 0F policy " thp
new mpr Ooh BAbn0ek N usually
consulted,
But MAttera III TIM newslMlAr lield
M Helena AMI Uol, Babe0ek's relations
ship 10 I'm goyanOrhip beFOpe tha
republican sinto nominating aONvnnI
tlon hnve taken n decided tNm ~ Mta.
1'he new republican Mpap which N 10
be launched NJ tieleNa Immediately
Will be n bitter political opponent IN
The fplh " tho Helena liepAlh Tho
MompoMtOrs " I'm nav paper Ape
NDt Friends of Nm present ReMli
management AMI n n FREELY predieteh
TINT the Mpep will not own my ~ tho
stock III I'M mstNm Montana mAA'S
gNbumMlOpiAl DOWm,
The INV iielom Mpep MnE bn tDp
Poison W MenHhoh Bling W Midi
Aon, op White " BMvwhoad, DNt
never Tor BnbpDuk Of %fnllOwst0nM II
lip opponent M I'm state eapltnl, Tho
Humlh purulA's IN continuing To
MmlmN iln llfn on, " oorinln wells
known Anh highly nspoelmd mpNbll'
ems ~ Tho state,
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ThM lifp ~ tho lata Coils p, HNnts
iMgtOM president on tho southern Pm
nihn Railway company and n MNllln
millionaire, serves AA MI example IA
10 what ambition Will ITO for n papaon,
or pDNpHn, va no not mean 10 convey
,he ihea Tint MI pnDplN mAy become
Observation-Disclosures, but tho world
wonlh be tho batter and Tho condition
81 mankind improved " M ounoo op
moro ~ ambition wnpp iNlnnteh lnln
Nlr mMlnMM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

Tha MNMDNNNeMnt tMt tioVnNM
hoDsevalt WAs ~ make n MlNlMiHN
,Onp NJ tho west INA pNNsNn Billy
Bryan 10 change hin mind, aNd inr
S,pAh VI conducting " front pmnl,
campaign, hn will tAka n whil Dyw
thu states on tho pAaE PLATFORM VI \
railway e0aeh and sheep only bNtwepn
s,atima Bryan will NOT AMI thu peo'
pie hoekinH 10 hear him IA ,hNy did
IN lsD0=they mn tO0 bNsy with Mo
KMlay prosperity W bother AbONt hNap'
iAH calamity ANA |aAtiaimMH listiN
spnnnhns,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
IN on TIA mlHonouH plants OF IBIS
NV sam NV WAS NONNHh
NAuppIpNNn NJ II MDnlnnh tnltlnMNN IN
MI IiNNl,

W.T. PnnI, MINI, AuH, W. v-Iphn
MnElhaODl \ mtlln nenlW 0l Nlnnnlyh,
MOnlu lOll u story nnnnVdinR ~ llp
NODnW PpnAa W Ibis nllN, W \ bold
p0hbnpy I'D Deputy Rh0vlt Nlok HnpjnH,
nllnp bninR IN mo pollen oOnPt fOI
dWnkNmlnaA fN anid h0 Ind hnnn
npNRHNd IN n AnynOlh hIpNnt mWnahOl
nnd vObbna ~ lhn NlOthnH no wore nnil
Moo Davidson eald hN Ind sold \
CONSIGNMENT ~ hnnnp. ~ hOnlh wv
PM ThnpHhNNr Ho WAllpA mo lMWn.
shop 10 Unpnllna0 MNnpn DpIIplnA NJ
jnWnlWr Aflnp mnAlDE Tho purchases,
No smith Ihn proprietor snHHnAlnd soma
bur- RnN0pnl HlnbAnh W hn0l Worn
NOnAnnnlL according ~ Davidson v
story, when everything b0onmN \
hlNllb, VhN nnAt Davidson pnmNmr
GNpen, hn snla, WA. whom IN NEnlnnd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ Tho police alntlOll
lDAInnn Oh lMylnH On hls nnw AnlI W
nlOtinA Davidson WDp0 M Oh dnll,
which IN nlnlmnl Ind bOnn oAnlNnHnd
Tnp hlA H0On olOlhoA, nnd hiH money
WIS ml4alnR
Davidson Wna IlnNa WHO bnrOpo ludHn
Hnnl rOV l@vnnkmnnoaa Deputy AhnplN
nnplna accompanied him ~ ROnth M,
Nnn ~ Rnl inc money, Mld DnElnAOl
lOln Ihn HlOpy M vOnlnl
DnYlnAOn hOld hla stools ~ lhn Hnna
commission nOMnNnyp ThlA firm AnyA
lN mGnlynd KbOD tDr Tho shnnn md
llnl MI bnl WHO NJ I'm money, which
nnHlnH0u dow Wlb snnt by alpnk 10
lhn hIOnk DnnlOW' bNnk WI Hlnndiynr
No mnppI nr Ihn robbery WIS mnde 10
mo pOllnn, I'M Davidson mid hO wished
w knnU hlH nKDnplnIn N Hnnpnlt
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TlM Kentucky iupy which hpnph lhp

IhN Kentucky jury which henpA I'm
evidence AEnlnst AoppplAlE ot state
Powers on Tho charge " being M NO.
cnasopy before tho iAet 10 Tho murder w
uovomm HoNbel hkoA Tho penalty
NJ livN immiAonmenh 4'hp killing WINS
tho ONtHpOWth OF Tho bitter pOlitioAl
contest wAHad IN Kentucky during tho
paal yeap AMI thA verdict VIVA not
unexpected by lhOAe who followed n
report 0f lle evidence during Tho irinll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
TUESDAY, AUGUST VI, 1900,
RELATING 10 TnE aOyBnNOMsmIr

During Iho pnAt fortnight lhum I'M
been n gpnnt danl W nhpnwd pelinmill
going on within republican mDhA ~
To who shall have tho nMll for ll,
goyunOvshlp nomination when VI,
state convention meets ~ llnlNnn onr'
~ nokt month, Here IN Tho msiorl
pMvt ~ lin state " WINS given OIL
abOut tho time W tho purchase ID
tho Helena Hernld plant Tint 'lo nnlt
inolndod u donl by which Col, llnb-
u0ok Of Billings should bo named by
TIM republicans fop governor, The ~
povt oyon went NJ fnr TINT M nttnoho
M thu now Herald concern offered 10
wager n weeks salary lllnI lnDcOok
wOnld bo thu man 10 h0nd Tho ropnb'
licnn state ticket, Bni recently there
have boon numerous new deals nIIl
new candidates ~ spring 49, from nll
parts NJ thu state ~ contest HE "loAn'
piM Dinohu which Col, ljnhnOoh MP
pavently Ind M TIN HnbernntOihl
nomination earlier ~ tho AonHOn, Tho
opposition which w suddenly AROSE 10
tho mndiduoy Vt Tho mNn from Dlll'
ings was hip supposed connection with
tho oyonins daily newspaper NJ Ilol'
pna, which, IN lhO language ~ Tho
gambler, IN for BahW0nk from soda
IN h0ak," hut opposed 10 HonntOr
Garter Md everything pertaining 10
that g%entleman's political ambition
senator Garter Inns no doubt desired
w hold himself nl00f from WI mr'
sonAl strifes relating ~ tho governor
shin nomination, hut W the same
time, I'M Tho Leading republican wheel
horse IN thu state, he expected TINT
tho mHel-h0asfed mppbliNanism NJ
thu HaleM Herald would mt ba nsod
NJ influence The republicans NJ the
state fo oppose tho candidacy NJ Sem
tag Garter f0y ~vereleattaa ~ fla sonata
When VIM Heleqs Herald WIS honsht
from tho ViAks aavIy IN dune there
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
The much advertised Montana Daily

The much advertised Montana Daily
Record, tho new republican newspaper
NJ %ilolonn, mndo Nv appearance nl
Tho airooin " Billings to-day, Fho
lmImr IN well m1itud, hut iliNW " II
lack of @Uleumplilo news M compared
with oillw western Montana daily
newspapers The shortcomings N iho
INV pmjMr In tha IAltnr respect VIII M
dOnli IN overcome wlND tlN business
NJ TN INV pmlNpn N placed uI,nn u
lMrfupl working mAlA A great dpal
NJ speculation N indniaad IN thpOnHt'
ont Tin stats IN IN tho lnllW thh lthr
Md, thp otllw republican newspaper
NJ Helena, VIII mlv4na W lhN cams
ImtHn Hinm n l0A hun determined N
establish u permanent republican
lmJmv VI tin mIii0I N Mmla#t NV
and takN awny fpOm th6
HeWld tu M fedeyal ldaMA whleh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
INDOT IN pOlsOhOUsl
WnlHr NpMlAOll nr GOWbnnn IN harmful
10 llvH AlDnkl

w INV F'VVHi
Montana mnplumon who hny0 IOH|
llvn Stock TINT hNVO nnlAl II n0lA0llOIll
plant growing III wat plnGn4 mud, pro-
annlnd 10 In Wild pnpHllp VIII hn llt0pl
nAtnd 10 know fhnt II N moi Ihnl
lrnAlod plnnb bnt, @a4lnb9lnl op whlAl
llNnlOakl and IllAI Tho bulb and, moi
Tho lehVeA IA llg dangerous nNll M lll
plnDll Prof HlgnklnHhlD III Iln Alnft
nHrlHnl HFAl college IN authority wv
lllla AlhlGmunnh.,
Hpp0NllF IF W, n Orh veterinary
AurgnMn nj tho Bitter HOOt eI0nh fam
nONr hAmill0h hNnt NJ Ila WN(AEAOl
lOr anlnplaa NJ lhe plhlll WlllNl llhn
hG0n 0nNHlnH trouble IN ,lilHl WNlnllkl
rue HrOrnaHW M nm pnlly anYh
hFlN llnpl IN, quest m II OlGN!h
mnmlnIRi Iu llG water hNml0Nk,
IN uOWlNio, HNOnHnl IN MOnlnm IN
wet places and I0nH KNOWN IN In
IulHohOnA ,1'hN Mon alld lNnyaA W.
moi vNrF d@nnHaFnnhi u HnallH Wv
HOY npO tN0uMnlk eaten ny HlOGk
without WunHAl nut Inn gN0lH nrp n
d0ndlg D0th0h Sheen M llN, AlrllH
tlma fp0GuGnllF MlhlH down lnfn lhn
mOlA wIiHu fpnEn N AagpNn nnd Hrhpt
mortality Inevitably follows
Uqw0 ladinn. hAgA NJ WORT ElNw
W0W iNih0nnd nv .HhtlnE. HUE Hpl \
month M M mo and one NJ fllnl dlnlj
N ma snrJaisinE m nnd nnllN tnfs
lgrinA n lhNE mn Nh, N llW HnL
Won WIN M0hWhlE md HnfGal n !1lkl
np lhN yarlans plgpls AlplE lhH, WalW
vi, lhe l0GAlillRs MHlnfnnt .TW
GHa HA ,AaFf M BHllalna Ma!l
WhlNh Il n0f daen and Nm HHl n
iHHnlly mpIf, M IN NRAily AaanFad,
| would I'M ElNd IN kHnw NJ Alk Mgih.
,plAnlA IN EaH nnRlAN nNg hk!0V
lnnllnd M ,fFNgilnF atliiAls ANeeltfM
M | MN a8llaefiRE material Wv n hRlle'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
~ AN A ~DHMOUHATN

Thosn republicans throughout Mon
,nnn who @applnnded one Charles \,
Hartman n rnw yOnps nHo rOr walking
on OF lhn m,lonMl republican eOnvolr
llDn No NJ Louis, AMI WIN rendered
,lnt gentleman such n MNAlnE pooepl
tlDn Npon hlH return from NJ Louis,
will bn interested 10 knew Tint iholl
fplend nnd IFon silver champion lat
denounced TIM republican ynIth and
pMwlod Into Tho democratic hnnd
wagon FOR HoOl, Hartman Ina moi
only umwlun under mo democratic
rnNvnp bnt hnH thrown tho l)hly de'
mOernry overheard nnh submitted III
ihu lppl III thu UlAph atnte central com
mlItoumun ~ show TINT IN IA now 4
rullslelgen democrat, Mr. Hartman
WINS before llln Clark Htnlo central
committee NJ Helena laat saturday
plnntllnW Tor admission Into tho doms
ocpntlo lMpIy, owing W tho mhlly
political nhaIHnA " honpt experienced
by lhu osHpOnnrosHMMN during lhe
pNnt few yoNrA tho question oalne ui
I'M III which particular brand OF politics
Hartman now mpnlGn before The pubs
llr, Chairman Nelll, who Ind H0nn
experience with Hartman ut washing
Ton lnpl winter when lho Montana
A%enn,mpAhlp occupied lin boards,
wnntnh 10 bO sure Tint Hartman ba
placed On record now na 10 hiB politics
Nnn pun Tho question 10 tho man who
llnu tpnlnod with every political pnrty
IN lllu ptA,n during Tho pnAl hnlf dozen
yoNpA ID iln following languages
"Am, yon n democrat, Mr. ilnrIa
mnn3"
~ which Mr., Hartman replied
"lfm four yunpA | hnvo ntillInlod
WITH tho dnnlOnrhtA, anu III tho NM
lIOnnl convention announced lllht !
WIN n huMOuWnt, viii answer your
question by AhyIDR TINT ! mn N delloa
rint,
Thus llo republican pNrly Of Mon
tam Inns finally lomtod politically tile
lNNO who NJ Oilo time VIVA llonr the
honrlN or Tho poOplo Or Tho Htnle nIid
who won iloir affection through d0a
nnpllon n,sl rnlAo promises ThO veil
l,ap boon mlsod nnd Charley Hartman
stands before Tin Imoplo OF Tho Hlnte
Aolf-eOnvieied IN n lInr nnd Tho Hreatest
political Hopper OF lho nHo The dUlnH
nppnlH Wliu have consented lD lhhe HIM
under cover viii Hive 10 Bn6 the dizzy
when they VIII regret For hnylnR
given thu ljoSnnnil llloDMpOOp u
plnm IN lhp councils 0f their pnrty,
llmtmnn'A political enronr Ia ~ crook
od tilnl ln Ina bnol known 10 meet
himself pnAsInR NJ, ANA dOwii tho
W hlu home town mud lila for
innl announcement na 10 NlH desire 10
nIlllnlo with thu Democracy " only
done 10 serve ,lie selfish aud personal
motives ~ Hartman,
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tpeauant letters bainu written home

by Ihe soldiers IN Tho Philippines
mention the fact thai Tho NllpiD0a
are interested In the election NJ BpNpl
~ president, which they think viii
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have ~ l8ng FALLEN into thN hNMla's
nash boh But the HeMla AlWM "
~raspOnsiNle hM tho establishment ~
another republican, MawalApnF NJ tho
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A mny0p VI Al oAHlaln NlIF took
pity on hin mIniOns OF lhe Inv md u
FoW days. hR0 notified Tho policemen
TINT tlloy would be permitted 10 lonVe
Off their O0Nta and mIFOl tho sIrOoIs
IN their shirt sleeves The WnAtlop
waa almost Nnbnnmbly hot and tho
order Wanle IN n cool bphosn 10 Tho
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