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The age-herald., 1900-01-14
WRECKED STEAMER
 IS STILL UNKNOWN  The Francois AragO Finally Arr
 rives Safely. THEi STORM CONTINUES
Rsscuing Party Has Not Yet Been Able to Reach the Wreck or the Bodies, Which Are
 Plainly Visible.

St. Johns, N. F., January 13.-The French Gable company's repairing steamer Fran cois Arago, which it was feared might prove to be the vessel wrecked and burn ing in St. Marys Bay. has arrived here, four days from Havre via. Cherbourg. She met stormy weather and is short of coal
 Another steamer in distress is just en- tering the port. The name of the wrecked vessel is still unknown.
 The weather continued rough today and the fisher folk were unable to board her. She is almost wholly submerged, and her hull is badly battered. There is a noticea- ble improvement in the weather tonight, however, and it is believed that it will be possible to get full news tomorrow.
 At present the seas are breaking over the ship and running mountain high against the rocks Much wreckage is strewn along the strand, and many bodies, some of them dismembered, are yisiable. Portions of the boats remain hooked to the blocks and this is taken to indicate that the boats were swamped in lowering and that their crews perished. Most of the bodies are only half clothed
 The wind is now off the land, and the wreckage is not coming ashore There IOre, no further news can De galneu re- garding the ships cargo or her passengers, if she carried any.
 A watch has been maintained along the cliff ever since the people got there, and fires are kept burning at night and flags waving by day as a signal to any boats crew which may have escaped. It is not considered likely, however, that any sue ceeded in getting away from the wreck.
 Derricks were erected today at likely points to lower men down to recover the bodies washed up, and, If possible, to dis cover the name of the vessel from the wreckage.
 Divers will be sent here if 1t is found to be impossible to obtain the steamers name by other means.
 The recovery and burial of the dead bod des of the ships company have been or dered by the marine department. The cruiser Fiona, from Fortune bay, should reach the scene of the wreck tomorrow.
 No reports have been received from any localities wither wreckage, bodies or boats might be expected ito drift.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
GOLF
English Player Lowers Record at North
 Birmingham Link

w. Hoare. the English golf player, low cred the record at the North Birmingham links yesterday afternoon, making the round in forty-two strokes. The next best score was made by John T. Hardy, who put the ball into the nine holes in fifty six strokes.
 Nearly the entire membership of the golf club were out to see the exhibition, and also a large number of ladies and gen. tlemen who are not members of the club
 MT. Hoare's exhibition was highly en- joyed by those present. Others who played with Mir. Hoare were R. H. Baugh, John T. Hardy, J. D. Kirkpatrick and H. s. Smith.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
PINK LIVINGSTON RECAPTURED
Was Serving Sentence for Murderine
 His Brother

Pink Livingston, young white boy who recently escaped for the third time from the state penitentiary at Wetumpka, has been reeaptured at Blossburg and will be returned to Ihe walls.
 Livingston shot and killed an older broth CT in a drunken brawl at their home near Blue creek on Christmas day, 1884, and was convicted of manslaughter in the criminal court of this county.
 The brother killed had served several terms in the penitent tiary for murder, while a third brother is also serving a sentence for the same offense.
 Pink is about 19 years of age and is known as slick citizen.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
NEW YORK AND THE EAST VIA THE
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Southern Railway offers double daily service on convenient and quick schedules Leave Birmingham at 500 a. m. and use the Washington and Southwestern Limited through sleeper. Dining cars and library observatory cars east of Atlanta.
 For sleeper reservation, tickets, etc.. ap- ply ito Q. E. JACKSON,
 T. F. A., 30fs First Ave.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
NEW YORK AND THE EAST VIA,
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Southern railway offers double daily service on convenient and quick schedules
 Leave Birmingham 6:00 a. m. and use the Washington and Southwestern Limited. through sleeper, dining cars and library observation cars east of Atlanta.
 For sleeper reservations tickets, etc., ap- ply to c. b. Jackson, T. P. A., >2Ol9 First avenue.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
Child Fatally Burned

Huntsville, January 13.-(Special. )-Myrtle Sharp, 6-year-old child, was fatally burn ed today by igniting her clothes while standing before an open fire place. The childs mother, Mrs. Lee Sharp. was pain fully burned in extinguishing the flame.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
 druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure. D. w. Groves signature is on each box. 26c. U
The age-herald., 1900-01-14
PERSONAL.

Ben. M Jacobs is in the north and west visiting the furniture factories in the inter- est of his firm.
The age-herald., 1900-01-14

Good luck grows not on bushes," but good health is assured if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
pIOnp VpNsi pOpuplDanva,

milwaukee,, Rep lgm~1ho Conltvnl
Trust Company, Of New York, thla
afternoon instituted foreclosure pro-
enedlngs ngaiDst MI Or Tho property Of
tho United states Flour Milling NOnlS
pnny, commonly known Nv Tho Flour
Trust, The Dbl nAha Tint all " tho
property Do sold, tho company hMylnR
rniled 10 make Iha ipaI pnylnNnl Or IN
Iepest under " mortgage dated May i,
500, issued 10 cover n bond rnp Rlb,'
600 The melton Or th0 0Ompnny WI
Ills time IN taken Nv M Indication lhnt
The plans W reorganization Of Tho
Trust have bnnn definitely nRv0ol np0ll
and Tint Illo now company which W 10
b0 formed VIII include tho various
properties NJ the foreclosure Hnlel
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

miners In The anthracite e0al reRion III
tllia state, raeAlls the Inst great strike
In the same district three years ag0,
which WRs practically ended by the
tragedy NJ latimer, nj which twenty
one miners were killed and over nifty
wounded by deputy sheriffh The
strike "iDAUHnpated today by The
United Mine Workers viii For Tho time
being shut down operations In Tho
most productive hard oOal teld IN the
world, The mine employees IN Tho
anthracite district OF Pennsylvania
number 10000, Tho membership OF
tho union N not known 10 n certainty,
bnt Tho members elAim That Ab0ui 40
per naNl Of the men Apa organised,
The union men 10 not anticipate Any
difficulty IN inducing Tho unOvAanlsa1
mm 10 strike, Tho e0al beds extend
over III AraD Oh 4FO square miles ADd
Ape distributed through several conn
Ties, The closing Df tho mines IL esp
paatad 10 pndnoe Tho regular oOal pros
1n0llDn fb per cont, leaving free only
tim Bonding Coal md Iron e0mpaHy's
ppO1noliOn VI NOD pnp cent Of The
iOlAl output OF the region, md I'D per
can't 0f LehiRh Valleys production,
N N said tbat the strike Will continue
Oyer u period ~ two months and the
loss W wages Will amount 10 Nh, 400
600, Thn loss 10 tho railways Will ba
taO, 600, 900 and 10 TIM mine operators
MO, 600, 600, Officers Of the MlnapH'
Union estimate Tint tho organization
Inns u nnsh bninnoo ~ $1,000, 900 IN tlle
ipansnpy, with which 10 omDdDet The
atpjDsn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
yypouwpbjeM UDjoU,. Animal

nOlVnstOn Sept lp--TypDHnphi0al
Union Mo- w tas lAHnnd u spn0tal nps
uWal NJ sister unions l@hvOuHIOul lIlN
aounlvy nslipg tnv MD To onvn fOv Tho
living nud lnvy tlm dnnd, NayiDgJ
nHmlditi0nH NM I'M Md0eaviIMbIg nv
thny Do IoyifytnR md hopeless WI
0va' absolutely jlomoloaa sond oon'
Wtbntj0DH w DpDvHn " JOlM nlntvr
man mlinf NOmmitl0nN OvdGW were
issued M lhA s0ldiAW md llA pOItm w
Viii my WvspnmuRhf IN tlAn0l NJ mbs
hing lI0 dn0d UP W TDoHJny morn
Ing s0yNn DnElU y0DdnlH Ind bn0n dis
covered md Ind Wid mo pnnlly NJ
llNW WimN Win Hnw liyOh Th0y
ware shot d0ad md tInU b0dios WOpn
mrtod nway Win Ne dnad Victims ~
lUn Storm,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
khyaEh TREklNG AGAIN,
Dam pnnl IllnH Tram lhn 'Nnl ilIyT NDls
any IN IWpnDgD NpuUns,

'NF w 'VtHVNn NbHFVWHH
London Ropr la~~Th0 MINT M
President kpnEop from whnt IN now
designated IN Illn VnAl river nDlOny
and lis arrival, Nsl night NJ bOppngO
Marques, IN Mnhln1 10 Tho AsHOointn1
PpnsH lhls morning N pnHOpdnl hnpn IN
only Indicative ~ Mn nnvly nlOan w
hoAIilirios In Ronlh Afvion, Another
mosHnEe rpom b0venHO Marques aAys
Ihnl TppnaynNl sINtn 0tlDiNls NagOnl'
pnnind Kruger mo POvtngnsn terri
t0py, Significant Mise, although N IN
nlG0nnymon, ~ the announcements
TINT annnpnl HpIlN, tho BDnp GOlns
maDdapinBnhlAf, " mNllnH OvHptnRes
No sHpVnnlnh nnd IhpguAstiOn whether
lhn BnVEllaps VIII now follow Tho
nsnal course M bnntan enemies and Inv
down their nplnR 0 formally declare
w favor ~ Ennpiln warfare musl bo
speedily settled, VI IA, however, bos
linynd lnpn llnl President Kpugnr's
action dnpiynh Tho Doors Of lhaiv
Mam protest Tor remaining IN lha
The British WIZ Office bns iseDod u
long pNpml from lord HobMvls on lbN
treatment NJ British prisoners M VIM
NJ PpelOpin, t0undnd IN Tho vNpOpt M
Ihe aOnpt ~ inquiry, Briefly Lord
Roberts donlWet slhnf lln lpnntmnnf Or
Olttanps was mip, but lllAt dln food M
lhn M0n Wpe quite inAlnquh'0 md NJ
inferior UHnliy, lIn danOunoaA I'm
treatment NJ e0lOniaI prisoners IN
GpiminaL nld sAyR lhA inhnmm trent
mHnt on aink prisoners throws tln
HVeatesf diHnplll On Tho authorities
HNn M PrntOvim Vhn WNynlonG0 M
si0kpnaH nnd tlA dnnlll IN prisoners,
Lord HOlHpls ndds, Ap1 attributable N
tha lnnk NJ proper food, m0diainos and
accommodation, Md Tho naHlNm ~
ordinary saDllnVy pp9onDtiODh
b%0nr1nHo, Marques, AaIl, lp~uPpastp
daDt Kruger nnd say0pAl TIanAvaHl
0l1Glnlh nn singing NJ th0 hOnsA NJ
Mr. II, PofI, the nnllAul of Tho Neither
hAl1s horn N mpopied tIAt they
VIII nail r0p BuEUM Haplnmbw ~, Nh
nla German atnamw Horizon,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

hWnlisb pTHWjnp %ItasiNup,

RtoohhOlD,, Sweden, Sept, w. King
OsoW Inns accepted tho resignation 0r
Premier I9vtls HnAInr IlOHtpOm, fOp
pensOnH 0r III henltl, nnd lns appoint
oh Admiral Vpodepiok wilhelm Won
Otter 10 b6 hla HNoo1sHOp, Tho ether
mAmhevs Or tho mbiDnt nre moi affects
el by The change, md II Will not mods
lily lIo present policy 0f the govern
mant, either IN international nlfnlpa Op
regarding the union OF Sweden and
kOpWOy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Miss Mabel Mckinley And Dr.
fterMAnns Baer Married
M Somerset, PA,
President And Mps, Mckinley Present
md First 10 Congratulate
the happy pAin

Somerset, Pm Sept, lpu=~phn Me-
Kinley welding which tonight united
The lives Of Miss Mabel Mckinley,
only child ~ AbnW Mckinley, md
Dr. HapmMua Bnep, WINS perhaps Tho
most notable from MI points ~ yl0w
over Witnessed ID thtA slAta, Tho
presence NJ President md MpA Will
lam Mckinley, nn0la md amt ~ Tho
bride, md many notable people from
MI over thp United States lant dignity
md tone 10 ihn affair The appOinfs
mpniH Wepe superb md thn gOWDs ~
the Indies were remarkable fv lhntV
bpnnly, Ooh q, w, Brown, W Nav
YORK., WINS mAsIV ~ ceremonies The
ceremony Dnnnwnd IN tho drawing
room Of thn Mckinley p%nsldeDpn, IN
the presence 0f Tho tmmily md n few
invited guests, Boy, DE Morgan 0IiE
eialpd md LhN bldnl rouple wore M.
tended by Miss Morn jarvis, maid ~
honor, and Louis Ijnnp, best MN,
President md Mr., Molsinlay wnve
Tho npsI 10 Ottpp congratulations
After Tho nnrAmODy u wedding dim
nor WAs served IN II Marquee tnnt on
lhe lawn 10 which u lnvgo number og
invited guests Mt down while M
0WhaEtvp concealed behind mlms md
p0ttad plNnts Hnyn M elaborate mnals
oAl program The BRIDES costume
WINS simple IN design bnl u mNstnp'
piece M tha d%msHNnknvs' mt, md
onNsnd much comment, Mph william
MCKINLEY wore n magnificent high
nepked gown 0f white lnNo over pink
HAfinl Mrs. AbDm MCKINLEY wore n
fetching poHlnMn Og silver gvAy snltn
lAnn1 with crepe dn nllnnp, Tho bpidnl
couple VIII l0nyn on tho spnpiNl pnp
F%AlnlOulh fOp The PnpinO OOpsl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Northern pn0inp Compromise

W. Pnnl, Sept lD~mAH n v0Hult OF n
conference Of Tho slate mllpOnd CONS
mission md the officials 0f Tho NOvlh'
npn Pnnjne, lh0 state agreed 10 dis
miss Nv snit rop an injunction 10 ppn'
vent Tho consolidation 0f tho Northern
pnGlnn with the MI, pnnl and Duluth
Ponds, The Northern Pa0lne hnA
DRva0d 10 consider the Duluth I'M u
Hnpnpate entity IN tho question Oh oHp
lnbllAhiDE Nlos by Tho aint0 mllp0ad
commissioners,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
psnaupsa I,.a,nls Aweo,a.,

Only u rearing dge enabled j, NJ,
uArietlsOn, 0f HIM Antonio, Tenn tQ liz
down when nllAeAed by AsthMA, from
which he suffered for years, Ito writes
hia misery wAs 0ften NJ HfeAt thAb ID
seemed hh endured Tho nH6nlas Df deDthi
but Dr. klDE'4 New Discovery for UOns
sumption wholly. Dppad HIM. This nlAps
yelOls medicine N lhe only known cure
FOR asthma IN well. Nv consumption,
coughs, and u0lds, and MI thpOAb phAat
nnd lung troubles, Prize bDu and SLIGO,
u~nAMpleed, Trial bottles Fran W
u%bApplA'H drug store,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

DAVE AND Dlek
mn nnh OvDkap sNvNp Over NOMINATIONS
III DnMONMtip conventions

mn nnh GvDkep s0pnp Own NOMINATIONS
IN DumOWMiln conventions
Syracuse, hapl, lp~Aftnp III nGpip
mOItOua struggle botwpnn Hill md
Croker for tho nomination Of tho naI'
dtdAtoa for governor Tho following
tlokot WINS nominated by Tho lomop
opntiu state conventions Governor,
John u, RlnDohnolal lieutenant EovD
NpnOr William Mnpknyl secretary Of
HlnIn, John ID NOptOnl controllers
gdwin y, AtwnIepi lpensnveI John
u, JndsoDl attorney RnnHpnl, ThOmns
y, Conway engineer nDl surveyor
Russell II, Rtumt, After HIPS Onlp
dldhte, Bird 0OlMh Wna dofoaiah fSp
The nomination Tor governor It'll
moved 10 make lhn nomination VI
Rlanohhold nNnnlm0uA md no Further
lpIGliOD OnNnppa1,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
BRyAN's TINE RAHv,
Tho Democratic UaDA.lMte VIII FDilOw In
iha Wake Dt Innhy,

lhe wake Of InnlH
H. Paul, sept IN -@ chairman
KlainDgla, Of Tho North Dakota demon
crate committee returned from Chi
cage to-day whepa no hold n conference
with William Jennings Bryan nnd ma
ranged FOR u speaking iDnp ~ tho On,
k0tAs and Minnesota, Colonel BpynO
will leave for Sioux FAlla on saptams
Dor VA, And viii apeni TINT my IN
BOntil DAk0tn, speakinH In TIM evening
M Aberdeen, Ito VIII bn talen by
special train from Aberdeen 10 upAnd
Forks, speaking Oh thu With nj Fargo,
iIillAbOpO md Grand Forks, md thn
sAn,e evening M CrOOksim Thence
he will w 10 Duluth, speaking there
Oh The morning ~ October Il and
probably In the Twin Cities ln tho
and evening, October \ will
be spent ID Minnesota with speeches Nd
Rcd Wing, WMoM and perhaps other
points, olOsing with M evening speech
IN LMUpOssa, Wis,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
W VI UDWHl
Manager Galveston News
Prom MnyDp JDDns,

Galveston RNpL Ip~~T0 The AasOgi'
MED Press I~pWn nvn mnoiyIDg Dnmovu
Ons I0lnHrnmH ~ nOndOlonNn md offers
w OasislnD0n Az lhn telegraph wires
avo bnpdnDod WI bnR tho AHeOoiAtpd
Pp0ss W communicate this pnapOnHn
10 yOn k0NVby cities ma supplying
and VIII N@ODIiDno 10 supply sufficient
food clothing oIn fOp immediate needs,
Hltl0t fWlhW hWny oND serve wv
bnst by NnDdhDR money, Checks
should bA mnde pnynbl0 10 John Annly
nllnipmm Or lho tnADoa COMMITTEES,
All supplies should NOmo ~ W, A, Mo-
Who 1hAlvmDn w tln relief commits
Ion. W. hNyN pb,OOO people 10 ol0thA
md gNod fOv many weeks nDd 10 rmr
Dtsh Win household goods Most NJ
Ih0m nm hOmolnHs md tho others VIII
WJDim money ~ make their Wpnpka1
natdonNns mbtinblh From IBIS, Tho
world mny Understand how much
money WE VIII nNod, This oOmmit'
tnn VIII from ttmo 10 lime report our
moods Wllh morn pnplinllMlly, We
ROTOR 10 dorplnh ~ lhis dnlp " Mayor
w. w. lowe, which lhN 0pmmiltn0
fully oDdOpsph All commandments
VIII please nnnapt ibis nDeww IN lion
~ u Direct UnpO0so, md be assured NJ
hnnvlfnll HmltlDdp NJ lhn nnltm pOpUp
lNtioh lsiWpnd) W. O. Joioa,
Mayopl N, bNakoT H. u, skinner q,
N, MnMnht0L W. "a, lowe, OlOvanoO
OWslny, 1ll0tpnnn ~ nDmmitlnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
n ,NDnl 10 AIDlh0pA,

Mothers 0r children AlYeeled with
GROUP Op, II bhvHla lDld neDd not heal
lule NJ nlmlnIalnp gbnnbmImn'H Cough
ltoMenyL N nOntnlnh 40 OplAlo nor
.DNl0Dlln, ID my form md may In given
m m|Dnldnnlly lO tho Dnbe IN Onl adult,
Vhn upnpb enue0BA lllnl Inns attended Ila
Ilbe N the lvnnlMont W mIdp apd Group
llnb won fOp N tln hDprOvnl md pgplHe n
Dps roGelyen throughout lha United
md In WAuy fOmIqn lDDdBr lf0V
bnln NY Ohnpp)o DIsIA OO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
a ItDuHU %DiUssNAH,

MtlwankNN, Sept, w -- Tm FAp
Marquette st0MnV arrived lhtH mnvn'
iHH afl0v OM NJ mo nnrvOwnel gnGnIOs
from obstruction aver Experienced ny
N pNssanHov hOpt mn the JakA Wbiviy
mAHpRors were injured, hnyaD hnrt0DH'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
llnI YlInn nj pnllAl

Paris, Onto Sept, lpHunWhilo n biz
wind storm VIM ~ IN height 0nply
lhts morning, fire broke Onl In Mel
drums tlODV mill, destroying NIL tho
bnainosa portion Of tho town, over
thirty stores, Including the customs
OlilO0, pO4l0tio0 md mo Bank W Oomr
nnv0e, The loss will probably vpnGll
FgbO,O 600, iNaIpnl1h not known,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
ItlH ltlnK hi llnMnln,

buffalo, sapL IA INM NIGHTS
storm mHMd h mtg1miIttm d0llnp
damage NJ HHff IN UM sGGft0n Mpd
much other damage M bHildtDas md
veHMlH Tha wind HaGhRd n v0IOetty
M HevGnfygeiEhf miles nm hour
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
UNHAPPY GALVESTON,


MnjW bOWp spnlp sinkpDiDR slNlpmpDls
~ IN AnDaInlmI pppAA,
uhinnHO, Sop Ipm~Vbp following
statement wnp received MI u o'clock
t0DiRhn Galveston, TekaH, Sept lp@u
CHARLES n, Dinhl, HeDoml manager A.
s0ainied Pposs, OblengOl A summary
~ conditions prevailing NJ Galveston
Nv morn thnn hmm Intellect oRD mns'
top, Briefly stated, the dnNDgn 10
property Nv anywhere between fifteen
and twenty millions Tha lOss On llfn
NnnnOt b6 computed, No lists could
ba kept md nIl " simply gDouA work,
Those thrown 0nl 10 Am md buried
IN gvNyes wherever found will penell
The horrible total Of NJ lanst 5000
souls My estimate W IDHa OD lhe
lslNnd Of Dily vi Galveston md the
immediate surrounding district w bo"
tween 1000 nnn b,ODO dO not mike
his statement IN fright Ov excitement,
1hn whole story VIII never be told, N
pnnnot bo Told, THE n~eeossitlns On
those living Apa lOlDl, not n single lns
diyldnnl pHnDped property lOHn, Tlla
property Oh Tho ipInnd N wvnehed,
TNlly OnA'hMlf bninR totally swept OnI
NJ nAlNInDnn, Whnt OW needs nvn onn
bn oOmpntod by tlp world NJ lmae by
The statement herewith submitted
nnph bnttnV Ihnn ! could possibly
SUMMARIZE Ihnm pho help must be
tmmodjn'o, lHiRnen)
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Mnprlnnnn Nj Nlnynlnnl,

CLEVELAND, Sept, lg@~Thn hurricane
On lake lsvin Init night VIVA lIlo most
serious IN yanpA nnd mnGIl dnnngn
WINS done W shipping, Alonmop John
d. Lyon r%OnndevGd five miles Oir Cons
n6anl md fOnploon NJ hop opow np0
believed 10 be lost, Schooner Dnldoe
Hnnk OY IhiH porn and one man IOpt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Han, bjNIIi

Boston 10, NJ, Louis ~ New York
!, Ghtoag0 W Nnw York Y, 0limg0
W, BpOOklyD y, Cincinnati ~ philns
delphi " WltsbupH lOJ MtlWnheo v,
Detroit ~ knnanA CITY /, indianapolis
~ GhtnnRO w, Cleveland ~ UhlmgO
y, CLEVELAND Minneapolis \, Bnfa,
~ W Minneapolis \, Buffalo H.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
A I,ullnut vvntp Ngbbev,

Denver, HapL la-uA lone rObbT
b0avdad thH fgaln Nj HGDlkNman 400
milHs North M hare, want fhF0uEh the
Train and AeGuvHd sevevM hundred d0Ir
iHVs In aAsth He E0bbGd mlg man
and fben drGpEMd from thN fyHtM 4
pOs~e. ~ INV pHrsHtnE with n g00d
dasevtpft0M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
NINE s ORDERED OUT,
presIdaDt MItAball M tm lHllpd Nina
WDrkHra DnlprA 4 hlrllN

MdiaDapVlig HNpt lg-At biBO This
nv6DiDE llm United Miun W0phAvA M
Amnpim diraGtNd u stpikN IN Tho nm
HVaGtM region Tho strike IN IN bns
nm nNKl Monday morning md VI IN on
lMGlHd tim $4,000 nan VIII wink
out President Mitchell, WIN n mvf M
mn OiiGN fDrm fmm MdiHnWUlts,
VIII asfHbliah themselves IN UnHGIt0n
Pm Mld MttGhHU VIII dimat lle strike
from ilat nplnt
QllimEM Sept lE-ltnpNWnnHv0s
M thH Anthracite GWl miUNa atfGGlad
by Frasideul MilahHIl'H Ordnp IN strike
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10, 900, including 1000 westerns md
900 TEXANS, strong 10 shade higher
Butchers stock staHdy, Westerns and
TEXANS strong, Ona par Angus M, ID,
Good 10 prime steers 5000 10 No. 10,
poor 10 medium, ALD0 10 Hb, 10
selaelad feeders slow, Nj, 90 10 w, 40
COWS, Nv, Tb 10 $1,000 heifepa, M, Al
BANNERS, 1900 10 w. fbl bulls, n,9b 10
WI, b0l ealyes, w. 90 To w, 0Ol Texans
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Sheep a- Receipts 1900, sheep
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HD,Db 10 Al,OOl Texas sheep, NV, no Id
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