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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

=slfiye hnndpnl tons OP npstsolAs,
nlfalrn hay fOp disposal VIII aoll hN
Ton Dp feed pop hnAd ny desired, NWf
miles northwest Or billings, ApplS
q !, " dnlAm, y, q, bon lbp'
Billings, "
HuaghRa, MoDMlAls, m%pmsnntinl
Geo, AdAms NJ Hnphe, commission
firm, va!npDed 10 Billings yostOpdDS
from 0bianHO, where no had ba0n look
llH Aftnp some sheep anlos fOp AAnl
0hnpelh ITO reports Tho gllong0
mApliet w being mthep on Tim bOOM,
Nv, hee Mains IA taking n vacation
from hls bAnk duties, having l0ft Won,
tapdAy fOp FAttlE opNAh Nd Apnh 4
month ~ the sheep MlGh " 0nplNp n
CARRIER, Hef0pD going ha WIN MMdn M
lAy ABldn Din iSin1h stAndsup collar,
hbllndo Shirt. Wtent lenthnp ahOes
nDd hls store clothes md compelled IN
don WopNDGmen's olOthns,
Within Tho DNkt twenty days I'm
Northern pAeilln VIII mnnipn tlnip
first consignment Ot stool Freight onps
which VIII b0 Dsod fOp thn pnppOM Of
carrying 0pns md other hoDyy ship
meNlA, Thera nm 1000 w these onpB
ordered, the eAppylDg NApnnily W Nnpll
being $4,000 pounds Whn onps mo
made entirely on steal md thoip Intro.
1nGtlOn naglH n great stop forward
w tho handling Of Freight
==alt Nv now possible top MnAsNnBopp
HOinu I'D DnUynp ulld lOl0pNljO mInta
on llH Burlington IN lnnye Billings M
100 D, mn md penoll Denver nj, mo
y, mn Ile next dry, OwlnE 10 thN
opening 0l. ,llN D0W panynps AllinnNO
bpnneh, ,TlGs Hpnpkty Facilitates nov
only pAHapDHlp NM mill business, but
freight nv WAllAld brings Tho Billings
merchants nv el0Anp tOnnll with Tho
W%h0leaAlepH lhNn either th0an
u Minneapolis Op Omaha, Niplals Ia
flyer points VIII bp hOnOpnn
WIN direct rOnlo UP vim Denver
OPTION Of passengers
VA, Wioh, n we'll known citizen,
hAH bhnn appointed tO temporarily All
fhe position Of street md sewer noms
miAHiOneh made vAGADt by tllp pnslunNn
"ivi w WI ~. iNVil pDTH Nv WIZ HVWHH
MI Meeting TneAdGy night BnnDiEhOII
suggested hNl he bN appointed Dpvr
II, his work wNa satisfactory,
H0M what hl Ind leNpnpd VI Ind
Denn, MAyOp feHpn announced thnl
Ia would make hia decision At Tho n0kl
Meeting, The aldermen have gOnp
)yep lhe eitE And inspN1tNd Nv, WlOh'a
work. and VII Ara well plpaand with VI
10, W. Vnst, who represents mol
Majestic hinge Stove Company IN Ihn
" Hpendlng Hpy0pn 'lnys w
Billings among Old friends, Mr. Vnst
\ N .llfoslOnH denlOHpm and IN voted
0p bryan -Four ,ynnps agD, but h1 hns
nnlped into tln prosperity hMln
vnHOn with both runi md VIII flis
vOlp fOp Mckinley and will lEnynl
III lhe WAY w tllp STATE 0f Washington
10 lh lilo AayA llnt Tho report lint
M WhyeHnH men HpnpnlN mn fOp
ryan N lMlHel and llll they viii
aogvd !leV bnllOts naxt November tOv
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
Fpldny's lDniIy CinspIIa,

FFOW FliHhsH VHIIF VHsP''N
=zl9loHant !inn on bulk pipklos jusl
peNalvad M TOOlp'h Y
w, n, Itill Or Grow Agency IN
spending u law days IN thn oily,
"a aOn WIS born 10 ILp wife on VI,
N, Hoth ~ Grow Agency u INV dnyu
AHO,
Ill bOwllap, Tho Roundup oattle
man, Whs hApp yost0Nday shipping
RiOGk,
Mr. md Mrs. Lpn HimOnAOD M
Aba0mhna ware Billings visitors yoa'
tapdAy,
asTrAinmMsteV H. NJ, RapNljo M
Vleldivn WIN here on milpnnd BUSH
lNss yastaPdAy,
#nHg, W. Sharp tho milpOAd con,
LyAgtOE WIN up from hiA NAnp l0av
T0luGA yHAtepday,
III YOU would IN stylish npd HOOK
lleah sea Tint thA HlltnHH HlAam lam
dvs d0aE yOW work. v
~. Kinney, representing II ttnMln
nook binding D0pNnvn, WIN w tlN Oily
EenfaFqAy, accompanied NV Inv wife,
NVE W, w. Allan Inn Inv lln nml.
lraH fW fha creation M n A0ttagn on
bfH mn WhlVlysHea0nd street north,
AvH0bGU HpuwGlI lMs mntnd fIp
nav dwelling M M n 0lWUVh NJ
avengN north md VIII a00n W.
m0ve thereto
-WmtGb. ahOO bend M ewes mn
sllHFAA M VIII lhAAp E0nd fapHR, wHt0T
hay and, sheds W. w. H%laakstOpa,
FNntAh WyM Y
NM, W. " HyaR Hmd ehtldWp pff
lHkt HiEit w. Denver Md NebFnska
expeafinH M Nv none M lAasN
fhFaf MAlfhh ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

'~~Nnite u heavy Frost foil Alsht beu
fora lAAt, " being Mo nrst Of TIN saan
ADN,
H.UDnnty Superintendent u, y,
HuplM hAs gone up thn valley for Il
weak. M Wish th0 different snhOOls,
which Hlaytad npOn their work n Week
NH0
III, u t0iln, who IA spending
sometime lapn Tor Tho benefit ~ Mn
hnNl ID, ~ locking after pnraips In y,
u, N~nlhlnn's Office while tha lawyer
N ont campaigning,
kxMiM Corn MeOOrMiOk, who hNa
bonn quito il with PNEUMONIA, Ia NO.
oOynplnR.. Az mon Nv nbla shA VIII p0u
blM tD Dillon NH pesNMa hap duties
NJ lhn HlAlo normal aehDOl,
~, ~, Hewitt, representing ttors
TOMS famous MlnAtralA, WINS Iii HiIlu
lnHH yesterday, hFpAnHlnH Tor Mo npn
pnnrnnne " hih company IN thls city
nhkt Thursday night
~sJOhn NJ, Horne on this olty was
nlhntnh AB thA nominee Of thp sOelRl
demONpAOy pnpty Of Montana Tor aeou
vnlnpy W stAtA, tha convention having
benD hold IN Helena hills weak,
s-ltnN u u Bisap on Lisbon, N,
pu spoke III lhn eOupt house In lhls
elty lRAb nlNht Oh the temperance
question: telling hIs AAdlan06 what
prohibition has dOne fOr hls state,
-~'phe annual harvest thanksgiving
t0allyn Of the Salvation Army Will b0
hnlh from September VI 10 DGtObpp Y,
uifts nv onsh, HpAiD, fruits, vaRetnu
bloA, otnp VIII be thankfully received,
Miss May Darby, daughter OF y,
u, Darby, Mo tpAyelinH inAl, hAs come
tO NllltOEA from pNpM, N, w Md Will
lnAldp hnm fW the present, making
nor home WITH MIR, MINI b, Browne,
III y0uv hOnan IN rOO small for you
nnl W yOn wish 10 bnllh u new ono,
VIII lnho Tho old house IN tpAde md
Dnlln yDn " modern h0nan Tint Will
ven, THIS Offer will bN open only
" limited llmn u ", n%avevley, v
s=AlNAnnhpv NpnHpp Of this civ,
who SOM w ihn most PROMINENT
MnuOnA III MonlnDn, pnoolyan peoogDlu
hon NJ. Ihn grand lodge mnNIing In
front Fails IlliH Wnnk IN bnlnH nlnetna
AvnOl nnelnp W lhp third yNll Or thN
Royal Arch MnaODM
Na=Vhp High School boys have OpgaDu
'bnh n Football club nnd nm maNllOlnu
OynpN NILnunOOn Mdap thn hl
W w. DnDiDlH md lnek
A dlly tenm VIII nlsO be
,pHnnlNnn MINI HOnn good Ifnnnes ma
'knnnln1 WIN outside towns thlA Wlnl
Nnp n
=.HOD, ", H. HnlNhInA formerly
'llnlvmnn " thn republican atate ealis
WI 0Ommlllnn ~ Iowa, VIII spank IN
billings OD hnptnWDpp NJ, LDHnthop
WIN Hon, n, III Mnppny M MiasODlA,
npuhllpnn candidate for mpnsAOIr
W nOnHynAs, Mr., liutollnH IN
Hing Ihn assignments formerly mndn
op Hon, ", y, nOOlh Of Bnttp,
--JuatIm Jnmea Kelly llRd lhveN
nlly enanA yesterday, 1--WE men r0p
ngpnnny nDd one pOp disturbing thn
Annp, Thn lpAl Two Wapa given II
lAlNn ~ Hnl ODI ~ Town, nnG tnillnu
, I'D NJ WOpn lD be imprisoned rDp
|,ALy hnyr onoh IN lhe nonnly jnll
'hN. Olllnp mnn wnA pnpmlttnd 10 go
] thn WOmiao tIRt l,n would behRvH
lmAolf nnh pelNnW 10 hlA fhmlly,
deputy UNllnu klntna Marshal
Jnnknm W Hnlnnn VIII oOmn 10
illlnEh lOdNy w tomorrow nor lhD
w man VIM Wnpn hppnsln1 during
Nv .W0nk Oh n 0hNpHn VI selling
htHlN NJ Grow Indians, 1hn men
IlpHnn 10 Inyn pOmmltlnd llln crimes
y VnnOl knl!y Md Alfred Mnep,
Duh man VIII lnyN " llnnplDH herOvn
nlind klAtos OOmmtsHlDnpp A, FRASER
lllA Oily nnAl MOndny,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

tl0 home Of Mpar A, dilHdOpr Monday
yiAht Hnyl A. 0ApaWoll In behalf
NJ, no choir presented MIRA, Graham
WIN hl elegant nhatnH disli M u
AllHllt token OF esteem, Music and
conversation formed TIM EVENINGS
entertainment, and refreshments were
B0pvedl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
Notice W Annual MVallNH,

Tho annual meeting on tha 9lg
Ditch company for lhe elp0tlOn IN
!pnate1a VIII be held nt tho 0tlOe M Il
ID, O'DOnnell, Blllinga, Monday, Co..
tODer y, 1900, WI 10 O'nlOok ", IN, Any
other business VIII alsO be considered
llnt nlAy come before Tho maAtlng.
Hart u, II, Hastings, BeopetAvy,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
Observation-Disclosures WANT An
AGENCIES.

fhs Post InfeIgsncss has established branch agen-
s vhers classified Advertisements win 10 received
unfH 70 D. m each day. The rates charged 1t the
Dssnch agsnc1ea the Sane = at the Post-inteh-
erncsr bus,ne~s Office Cash ads only will be taken
Of branch sgspriea Following n the INST Of asences
Yorke Barrington's drug store,
SECOND avemue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. y. Fisher,
DseoAwsy anA James.
Asnton ml11 Pharaaey, Maaison
street ana Fifteenth avenue. :
Wslla Wa1la Pharmacy, Twenty.
arst snA East JeHerson.
Fpssborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
use south ana jackson.
shistls9's Drag store. Twenty-
third avenue ssuth ana Jacksen.
SsAaits' Drug Store. lo22 uswsll,
corner BoPsn.
North ssassis Pharmacy, Dattery
ana First avenue.
4. =. 0uy's Pharmacy, Denny way
anA y1fth avenue nesth. sF
=. =. Csstsgan's Phas0asy.l ouesa
Aans avenue asa hey street.
DALLARD. 4
Psssten's Pharmacy. nallASA' dv-
eaus. kzxlsa
DUGMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, kake
street snl uwin6 avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

WANTED--Band sawyer: hand machine
sawyer; ten blocker; cutoff sawyers:
knot sawyers, 91ac: mixers, $50; hotel
cook, $50 clear; ice man, $50; laborers for
city corporation. $50 TO $40; knee bolter,
"a day; chief cook and broiler, $3.50 and
$l4; pantryman. SIS clear; boy in kitch-
en-; knee boilers, &c; bridge carpenter.
$2.50; tallyman: hotel cook and dishwash-
err; lumber car leaders, 81; man and wife
TO cook for wages or to feed a mill
crew at $3.50 week, guaranteed; night
cook walters dishwashers; brickyard
laborers. 81 day. board 50; mill offbear-
ers: fallers, -; buckers. $2.75, swamp
ers, -. 30; road men. S2.26; fare advanced;
farm hands and mixers, $50: houseman;
mill carriage man; blacksmith; edger-
man: teamsters. Cranes, LOG Washing
ton street.
WANTED--Laborers 81 and building car
penters. $3.50 for N. p, free pass: cot
tonwood cutters, 81 cord rockmen by
day or yard; barkera $3.50; tie makers,
13c; carpenters In city 50, hours; mill
men in city, 3.7s: shovel men In city,
-. board anywhere: land ciearers 81:
wheelwright. 81: tie makers, lie. all pole
ties; edgerman; machinists, $3.50; hook
tender, 50 Is; deck hands, 81 steamer
cook. $40: lady cook. SIS; waitress. so. in
boarding house; Waterman in single
mill, 81 Is, board $3.50; 20 bolt cutters. 81
cord, no peeling or hearting. board or
bach. Peoples Employment Co., Post
and Yesler. Phone. Main 665
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified columns,
} 10 . word each Insertion, min-
Snum charge. 25c. CLASSIFIED
savertfsenents running one
} sonth without change of copy.
ol.SO per Iine (seven words
eouat TO lfne). On three I
aonths' order, e1.35 per line
Ger month"; on SIX month"; Or
Ger, $3.50 per line per month, I
On yearly order, 81 per line
per month.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
FOR sAIE-LoD9ING HOUSES.

LODGING house: % rooms. furniture all
new and first-ciass, fine view OF haroor {.
must sell: going to Nome, no AGENTS.
AAkSAcl & Conner, s. sullivan building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

PuBLISHERs' Notwithstanding agents are
J. A. Mcclellan. o. II. LOOMS and r. blanchard
City collectors X 7. Hawiey. John ID Siberian.
J. A. Goodfeiiow. r. c. Gerow and Robert Akin.
Portmasters everywhere are Our agents Pay money
only TO these and to resident agents in the
various cities and towns Of the Northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

DRAPER-At the family residence in Ballard.
April 2. Thnrsa Draper, beloved wife Of Elder u.
Draper aged 60 years. months and days.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the First VI. Z. Church. at Ballard, Rev.
simmons officiating Interment I. o. o. F. Gene
tery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
LICENSES TO WED.

Marriage licenses were issued By the county audi
tor yesterday for Frank W. Halsey 81. Of Seattle.
and Mary McDivitt t2si Of Tolt; Leon r Ballard
tsol and Esther Psnchet Cs), both Of Auburn
Charles Crouch sD Of Latona. and Sadie Clark t22,
Of Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
ron saLE-sELGIaS HAREs.


OTHERS have made big money IN the
Belgian hare industry. Why not your
Are you interested Ny new rahhitry.
located at 23e Sixth avenue. Wlii be
opened for business Aprn *. where the
noted buck Lord Jupiter, Will be AZ
stud. fre, SO ! am receiving weekly
shipments OF elegant pei!gree1 stock
from my Los Angeles rahhltry. ReceiY-
81 last night another large shipment %
several nnc does already bred For fur
iher part,culars call 81 address Ralph
NJ Watson Is Western avenue
WANT some Belgian haress Yes. all up
to-daie people want them. My pens con-
tain che best stock FOR price. quality con-
Sicere4, thai can be found In the mar
krt. my new rabbitry. located at 80
sixth avenue viii BE- opened for business
April - where the noted buck. Lord
Jupiter will ~ al stud. service fee, SO
Regular shipments Of bred and unhred
does constantly arriving from my Los
Angeles rAhhitry. Further Information
on application. Ralph NJ watson. Nlt
Western avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

FINE lots near two car lines, waite. y 49,
800 to 300 each. Slettengrsn As
- Roxweii block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

The. following isttsrs await advertisers
at this Office:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

SAVE money and time by getting prices
on switches. investigate how gray hair 10
restored 10 natural color. fun line Of
wigs. whiskers. Nine. Brown. Ials Sec
old avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

Everything 10 ornament your garden
MalmO & Co, growers and importers Of
seed plants. trees. bulbs and cut flowers
gis second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-24

JOHANNA oFTEDAI.. medieai electric
ian, treats with electricity al diseases
nervousness. fheuFoat lsm. electric baths
magnetic massage. q Union block
phone Blue ia
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
PEACE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
PerpleSinG Questions VIII ISe Settled
Without Resort 10 Arms.

WASHINGTON, Nov l3-It is the un-
dorstandlnG among prominent South
American members of the diplomatic
corps that the visit of President Campos-
SALES of Brazil 10 the president of Ar
Sent!na has bc2n productive of M agree
able understanding by which those two
powerful republics of the south are
likely to exert their united Influences
toward the pacific adjuSrr.rut oi some
of the perplcXing questions which have
disturbed their ciShOorin- republics.
One of these concerns tho coast line
Of Bolivia. At one time Bolivia was
possessed of a considerable ocean front
with some good harborS, but as Il result
of warfare Chill took possession of all
Bo!ivia's coast line, leaving that coun-
try without access to the sea ana
hcmmed i'll on all sides by opposing
forces. 1t is believed that Bolivlu's
plight has been taken into consideration
by the presidents Of Brazil nnd Arcan-
tina and that without any recourse to
arbitrating means they will induce
Chill TO grant Bolivia at Toast some pnyt
OF her coast line. Owing t. the Strou.
bonds between these two nations and
Chill, it is felt that Chill will be dis
posed 70 grant every Just desire for the
rehabilitation Of Bolivia.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
DEATH FROM CIGARETTES.
Young Man Dies In Horrible Agony
at Fairburn.

FAIRBURN, Ga, Nov. 13.--Emanucl
Haskins, lG years old, is dead from the
effects Of blood poisoning, caused By
smoking cigarettes. The young man
had been blowing an ordinary French
harp until lis under lip had be-
come sore and infamcd. Being adj
dicted 20 the habit of cigarette smok
ing, lie continued to smoke while tho
lip was in this condition, and it was tho
opinion OF the attending physicians that
the nicotine or other poison from tho
cigarette came III contact with the sore
lip and TINS produced the fatal result.
The suflerings of tho youth were ter.
rible and his head and face were swol
len beyond recognition.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
WILL BE MADE A COUNTESS
Emperor to Bestow Ionors on Nor
Kctteler's Widow.

BERLIN, Nov. 13. - The kaiser ha.
just given further evidence Of his re,
gard for Baron Won Kettcler, who wa:
assassinated in China. by inviting the
ambassador American widow TO Ger
many III order that he may express tc
her his keen sense not only OF her huS.
bands services, but also Of the courage
md gallGn,r. which sho herself dis.
p. =, throughout the horrible siege OF
the legations.
1t i. said that the kaiser besides vest
ing the widowed baroness with the or.
der OF Louise, of which thc empress ii
grand mistress, will offer her pension
aud create her countess III her own
right
1t Is probable that the baroness will
also be offered the title of lady -in.wait.
ing to the empress. She is certain 70 be
overwhelmed by court, government, So.
cietv and the people with tokens o!
kindly sympathy and regard.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
Chinese HOR51..! IS
BEYOND DESCRIPTION
Belgian Traveller RecoUntr
His Observations.
THOUSANDS SLAUGHTERED
Navigation In Arnur Almost Stoppe5
by Dead Bodics-VIilase of Aigun
Completely Wiped Out-Ovcr IT,
600 Women aud Children Perish.

LONDON, Nov. 13. The Globe ti.I5 af-
ternoon publishes letter from q Bel
gian gentleman who has been travelling
to PekinS via the trans, Siberian railroad.
He describes, under date CT Sept. G,
what he saw in the Amur river. Ills
account surpasses in horror these p-evi-
onsly published.
"Tho scenes have witnessed during
the thrcc days since tie steamer l2:t
Blagovctcenak," he says, "arc horrible
beyond tho powers of description. 1t is
the closing tablcaux of fearful human
tragedy. Two thousand were delibcr-
ately drowned at MorXo 1900 at llabo
aud 5000 around BlagoveJchensk, to-
tai OF $4,000 corpses eEcumbering tho
Slvcr, among wHica were thousands of
women and children. Navigation was
all but impossible.
"LaSt week boat had to plow her
way through ~ tangled and maIglcu
mass OF corpses lashed together by their
long hair. The banks Were literally
covered with cCrpscs. IL the Curvcs
of the stream We're dark, puril, Slncl-
ling masses of human flesh AMI tcnH,
Surging aud swaying III the S:r"a:N'$
wake and wash. The captain vair!v
ordered full speed ahead. THH sight
and smell Will be ever with us.
"irOm B,a ;ovctchensk to .higun, 10
lilumCtOrS, numerous villages studded
the bank, with 4 thriving, Industrious
population 0t over 100, 900 That Of Al.
gun was 5000. No one will ev,v know
the Euluhor Of those who pcrishcl by
shot. sworl and stream. Eot village
Is left. The silence Of death was ut&"nL
us, tho smoking ruins of Alyun Oh t.ia
right, With broken down, caumblin:
well and shattered, roofless houses
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
baroness Is Improving slowly.

DETROIT. Nov. 13.- BaronneSs Won
Kettelcr, whose husband was murdered
by the Chinese in Peking. is improving
slowly at the residence Of her father
Colonel Henry b. I.edyard, president OF
the Michigan Central railroad. When
she arrived about five weeks ago her
condition was such that her relatives
for a time were greatly alarmed Sha
Is now couvalescent. Friends of the
family say that as soon as she is ahi!
she will cross the sons enroutc for the
late home of Baron Won Kettelcr and
will be received by Emperor William
who has requested her to come.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
DIRECTOR WALES REPORT
Statement as 10 tho Mall Service in
tho Philippines.

WAsuNGrON. Nov. 13.-F. w. Vail2,
director general of posts in the Philip.
pine islands, il his annual report to the
postmaster general, shows 4 surplus OF
$l9,GiS TO the credit of the Philippine
postal service. The revenue to Junc 30
last was $lli ,SlS and the expenditures
sos, ESQ, making both years OF the de.
partmcnt'S existence show Il surplus
Decided progress has been made III orcn-
ing pustoiiiccs. 1t has been the cndcavor
to have an Office III charge OF an Amer
lean clerk wherever the number OF
troops made it impracticable for the
army mail orderlies to do the work.
There are now 81 postotiices under the
charge of Americans. of which II are
money order offices. Thirty seven other
offices are III charge Of army officials for
the sale of stamps and the handling Of
registered matter.
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Summons for Relief.

State CT South Tarolh "A. Court of Com
county OF Gni"n. mon Pleas.
Eliza A. Glri.'r and ~. o. Garner,
Plaintiffs,
Against
J. f.. Galm.r AID Isaac L. Garner. De-
PENDANTS.
To the abnvc nam d defendant IS in this
action:
on are i'irhy summon cd and re-
Giiitd to answer the complaint in this
action OF which Il copy is her, with served
upon you; ami To sbve II copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the sub.
scriGers at their Ctilce No. i Law Range,
Union. South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof; exclusive of
the day of such service; and if YOU fail
10 answer the c( mplaint within the time
aforesaid, ,lIe plaintiffs i'm this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
CARSON 81 SCAIFE,
Plaiutiffs' Attorneys.
Dated Union, S. c., ID August, A. ID.
| 1900.
To the defendant Isaac T. Garner:
Take notice that the complaint in this
action together with the summons of
which the foregoing is copy was filed
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
| for Union county at Union in the
/ county Of Union in the State of South
Carolina OH the 9th day of Otob4r, A.
! ID. 1900. CARSON 81 SCAIFE,
/ 4j.Gt Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
GEORGIAN ROBBED OF $3.50.
Men Snatchcd Ills Money In II Saloon
ard Escaped.

RICHMOND, Nov 13.-K. II. Callawav,
n cattle raiser Of Washington, Ga, was
buncocd out of $3.50 here. He was
robbed IL downtown saloon, into
which lie had been invcigled by two
strangers The man who Invited him
into the place, al acquaintance of three
days, also disappeared as soon as tho
money had been Siatched.
Galloway came here to sell Il loS Of
cattle. He had shipped his cattle to Au-
gusta, but finding the market over
stocked and prices down, he decided to
bring thcm to Richmond. Soon after
he had registered at the hotel q short,
thick set man, rather sccdily dressed,
approached him with n CHEEKY '.how do
you do" The man introduced himself
as B. Il. Stanley Of Nashville; said hc
was horse trader and out of funds.
Galloway took his now friend to the hO-
tel, registered him and made him his
roommate. Then they travelled together
for the rest of the week.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-16
British Operntions In Africa.

LONDON, Nov. l3.-Under date of Jo
hannesburg. Nov. 12, Lord Roberts tell
egraphs to tho war office as follows
"Rundle reports skirmishcs with small
parties of Beers in thc Harrismith.
Reitz and Vredo districts recently. Ou.
casualties in these skirmishes were two
killed and seven wounded. Douglas ar.
rived at EentersdOrp, Nov. IL, from
Zeerust. capturing during the march II
prisoners and n quantity OF cnttls ard
sheep. Ecntersdorp has been a depot OF
supplies for the Beers"