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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02
RADER-SAYRE'S NIPTIAIS.
ON NEW YEARS EVE
wedding at the HetroPoIe on Sunday
Night

AT the Metropole dining hall Sunday
night at $50. in the presence Of q few
relatives ard friends, john s. Wright
and Miss Grace Baker were united in
marriage by Rev. j y. Howard. Re
f.eshments We're served in the dining han.
Al a late hour the guests departed, wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wright happy New
Year,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02
NEW YEAS'S SURPRISE
sfr. GoIdssein sends Manager Brown
$50 Gsafanfere

J. u. Brozn Of ghe Famous was sur
prissd yesterday waeu q Eaesss1se- t-rn
Mr.. Go.6stsin. the proprietor vhs has
aesr sick soE several days came suls TIE
store and hzadea HIN SO geld p.ece r.
9 New Years a-essn- Mr- GosassSsn
hss been enable 70 set % aas sure .or
seve-al days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02
CAME IN WITH NOISE
II dn =ht Revelry INDUCED as the
Year Game In.

As the hands Of the clock stood up to-
gethe- on the = mark Sunday night the
city went into a riot OF noise. Captain
Aspey cut the battery loose for 70 rounds.
revoIvers were fired and whistles blew
The noise vas kept going for fully FIVE
minutes and then men went 70 making
resolutions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02
ON BREAD AND WAFER
Al GIaman Incurs the Wrath of the
C.tX lfiicinIS.

AL Glaman. well known character
about town. is in the city jail on the
bread and water diet Glaman soT1e
weeks ago carved George Butler in GsAt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02

tons General Secretary Fuller IS doing
everything IN h.S power % increase sLe
membership q the association and f. VERY
anxious that al who ar interested n is
welfare should De frequent callers at tas
rooms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02
BIGGEST OF THE YEAR
Yesterdays Shoot a Regular
New Years usiIade.
TWENTY THREE EVENTS
Thirty-0ne Crack Shots Try
for Money Prizes.

Yesterday was miserable day for trap
shooting, the strong cold wind and at
times binding wind preventing high
scores being made. There was, notwith-
standing. large crowd at the shooting
ground in Riverside park, and the crack
of the guns was continuous from noon
until it was too dark to see the birds
thrown from the trap. Owing to the cold
weather the championship shoots arrang-
ed for yesterday were postponed until a
future date.
Perhaps the most interesting shoot of
the afternoon was the match between W.
r. Mason of Colorado and Bert Bennett
of Wichita, at twenty-five clay pigeons,
for SO a side. This match was shot IN
der very unfavorabIe conditions,the snow
driving straight into the shooters faces
and the wind causing the birds to dip and
rise in the most aggravating manner. Both
did good shooting under the circum-
stances, Mr.. Bennett breaking p out of
the 25 and Mr.. Mason scoring 49,
O. O. Daisy made his debut as trap
shooter yesterday and attracted great at
tention and applause by the manner in
which he succeeded in shooting large,
jagged holes in the atmosphere. Inciden-
tally he broke two clay pigeons.
In the live bird events the honors were
divided between w. r. Mason, Parkham,
Mellinger and Bennett. The birds were
all good strong ones and it required some
quick work to get them.
In addition to the following events
large number of practice shoots were got
off. in which some good scores were made.
The score in the clay pigeon shoots,
which were all at ten birds each, were as
follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-02
First event:

The score in the live bird events was as
follows:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29

The census returns show the population
of Chehalis county to be Is, 124. In 1890
it was 9,249, muking gain in the ten
years OF 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Medcalf came down
giving turkey with their daughter, Mrs.
Grant Wheeler.
An idea of the rapid growth of Aber-
deem may be gathered from the fact that
on Monday II new pupils were enrolled
in the high school.
Contractor Steele has commenced the
erection of hotel building for John
Clooney, on the northwest corner of
Hume and X streets.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
in the NJ. +. church today, Rev. w. H 1.
Gibson, pastor of the Baptist church,
preaching the sermon.
The steamer Coronado arrived in port
Sunday, and sailed to-day, with cargo
of lumber, from the Anderson & Middle
ton mill, for San Pedro.
A broken pulley caused the saw mill
of the Aberdeen Lumber Il Single Mill
to close down yesterday afternoon. 1t
will start up again tomorrow morning.
Doncaster6S Blue have commenced the
building OF a lodging house, 25xSO feet,
on the northwest corner of Heron and
streets, for VIM. Hutchman, of Monte
sanO.
w. P. Burt and J. NJ. Bowes have Or
ganized the Grays Harbor Bill Posting 4
Advertising Co. and are placing bill
boards in prominent places throughout
the city.
The city council Of Hoquiam, at the
regular meeting last week, accepted the
new drawbridge, recently built to con-
meet East and West Hoquiam. The
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
City Council.

At the council meeting Saturday night
the ordinance increasing salaries OF the
city officers was passed, after an amend
ment increasing the salary of treasurer
from $25 to $50 a month was adopted.
A remonstrance against the improve
ment of Second street was referred to a
committee, to be reported at the next
meeting.
rev. Father Metz addressed the coun-
Gil in favor of planking 6 street from
Heron street to st. 'Joseph's hospital.
The matter was referred to special
committee.
The clerk was directed to advertise for
bids for the improvement OF Market
street, to be received to Dec. 8.
improvement assessment rolls OF dis
tricts No. %, %, "a and ~ were APP
proved.
The report of the city attorney on the
collections for improvement district No.
6, was accepted, and his report on the
petition for special officer for the opera
house was fled.
Petition of d. G. Haight ct al, for a
light at M and Heron streets, was re-
ferred to the committee.
A petition of Jas. Stewart was referred
back for compliance with the law.
An ordinance providing for general i'm
provements was read and referred to
the attorney.
The attorney was directed to prepare
a resolution providing for the improve
ment Of sidewalks in block SO, w. 4 BIS
Second add.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
Can't, G, B. Hughes, of Hoquiam, was

Capt. G. B. Hughes, of Hoquiam, was
pleasant caller at this Office saturday.
The captain spent last summer in Alaska,
and will return there next spring. He
is looking for a house in Aberdeen for
his family to reside in. Although he
owns several dwelling houses in HOqui-
am, he wishes to leave his family in this
city when he again goes north.
The concert by the Citizens Band, at
the opera house, Sunday night, was a
huge success. A large and appreciative
audience was splendidly entertained
throughout the evening, and the tinan.
cial result to the band boys satisfactory.
w. p. Burt, Al. Firth and Ed. Muehlner
in their specialties lent sufficient diver.
sity to the program, and each of them
were excellent in their parts. The band
will give another concert on Sunday
evening, December 1C.
A successful months term of school
in the Grand Forks district, taught by
w. Z. Stearns, of Montesano, closed on
Nov. IA. Owen Benner won special prize
for being neither absent or tardy during
the whole term. Miss Una Benner won
second prize for not being absent or
tardy during the months that she at
tended. MIR. Stearns started east Tues
day to spend the winter visiting his
parents in Omaha, Neb., wnom he has
not seen in six years. He expects to
return in time to take up another sum-
mer school.
Northern Pacific Ry. Co. surveyors are
camped on North Beach, near Copalis,
where they have instructions to make
headquarters until next summer. This
doubtless means the extension of the
railroad across the peninsula to the
straits next year. The new map issued
by the railroad company last month
shows all proposed new extensions, and
upon it is marked an extension from Ho-
GUAM to Gordonville, point on the
straits. The building of this road will
open up the largest and richest portion
of Western Washington yet undeveloped,
and which will be directly tributary to
Grays Harbor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29

bridge is $50 feet in length and swings
ON a pier near the center of the river.
Its total cost was $12,3l4.A and the
building was done by Douglas Bros, OF
Aberdeen.
The ball given by the young men of
Aberdeen, in Firemen's hall Friday
night, was pleasant affair, although
the attendance was not up to the ex-
pectations.
Capt. s. Q. Mitchell Jr. is visiting his
parents in this city while the finishing
touches are being put ON a new vessel,
now being built for his command at
Eureka, Cal.
Mrs. s. H. Williams, a pioneer of the
early '4Os, died at her late residence, at
Cedarville, last Sunday. Her aged hus..
band and number OF children and
grandchildren survive her.
,Elk's Memorial Day occurs next Sum
day. and Grays Harbor lodge, No. 593,
will observe the occasion at Aberdeen, in
the Acme opera house, at 2 80 o'clock p.
m. Col. ]. w. Fife, of Tacoma, will de-
liver the address, and, in addition to the
impressive ceremonies of the order, the
Citizens band will play some choice
selections. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
The British four-masted bark Poltal.
loch, Capt. Young, went ashore two
miles north of Willapa harbor at O'Clock
Monday morning. The tug Astoria was
near by and tried to pass line, but was
unable to do SO by reason of the heavy
seas. Thirteen of the crew went off in a
boat, and were taken to South Bend by
the Astoria. The tugs Printer and
Traveller went to the scene from Hoqui-
am, Tuesday.
A number of youths have purchased
the old instruments of the Citizens Band
and organized the Aberdeen Brass Band,
with the following players: Cornet, A.
w. Little, Geo. Thomas and Geo. Sauers
tuba, S. Underwood; slide trombone,
Paul Underwood, Paul Petit and +. B;
Herrick; alto, NJ. MeRoy, Cecil Bell and
Frank Burrows; baritone, Lem. Wiley
snare drum, Chas. Little; tenor. Roy
Sargent; bass drum, w. II. CARING.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
HOUutarn Politics.

Two tickets have been placed in the
field in l.oquaim for the city officers to
be elected next Tuesday. On Monday
the republican ticket was nominated as
follows: q. L. Davis for Mayor; J. A.
Soule for councilman-atzl large; F. A.
Rowell,' A. Poison, F.. E. Lyons, G. E.
Ogden and F. E. Stevens for councilmen.
R. E. Dawdy was nominated for city
treasurer; F. G. lilly for city clerk; J.
H. King for health officer, and J. II.
Parker for city attorney.
On Tuesday night the following cit
izen's ticket was nominated: 4. l..
Holman, mayor; J. Hull, j. A. Acteson,
w. B. Ogden, Elk Karr, George Lamping
and S. Crawford for councilmen; }. f.
Lyons, clerk; A. c. Rockwell, treasurer ;
F. l.. Morgan, city attorney, and }. IL.
King, for health officer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
Notice Of Dissol ution.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the I'M
dersigned, under the firm name OF the
Grays Harbor Tailoring Co., has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness of the late firm will be continued
by Garman 4 Barley, who assume all
liabilities of the firm, and will collect
all accounts due the same.
Dated Aberdeen, Wash., November
%, 1900.
L. EPSTEIN,
b. J. GARMAN,
A. w. BARKLEY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29

Waiting for fine day to have pic
ture taken is an old fogy idea. We will
guarantee good picture, rain or shine.
We make photo buttons, stamp photos,
do charging in crayon, pastel Water
color; in fact, anything in the picture
line. If you want good work, go to
Merwin, F street, Aberdeen. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
New Tailor shop.

L. Epstein, formerly Of the Grays
Harbor Tailoring Co., will open new
merchant tailoring establishment tomor.
row, ON F. Street, next door to the
custom house, where he will be prepared
to SUIT all corners, with the best quality
of goods and guaranteed fit. The
Eagle Tailor Shop. l.. EPSTEIN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29

One and one.quarter acres all cleared
and in cultivation, IN Bay View Addition
small house and barn, one COW, 226
chickens, household goods, tools. i'm:
Elements, etc. Will be sold cheap. II
taken quick. Inquire Of ]. F. Rawlings.
or Evans drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29

Fragrant as ripe fruit--Pure as Il noun
tain spring-Hoary with age and bless.
ing to men when rightly used-that's
WHISKY. Sold by l.. w.
WALKER and U. c. VAMMEN, Aberdeen,
Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29

stops the Cough and Works on the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cod in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
Job Printing.

Artistic taste and expert workmanship,
combined with . thorough knowledge Of
stock buying, enables usto turn out the
best work at lower prices than our com
petitors. HERALD JOB PRINTERy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-29
Elks Memorial service.

In compliance with the laws of the
order requiring same, Grays Harbor
lodge No. 593. B. p. o. E., will hold
their first annual Memorial Service in
the Opera House at Aberdeen at $3.50 p.
m. on Sunday, December End.
The Memorial address will be delivered
by Col. w. ]. Fife, a member of Tacoma
Lodge No. ia, b. P. 0. f.
These services are public and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The following is the program:
l Overture, "Herald Angels" Boyer
Citizens Band
2 Opening Ceremonies :
Lodge
8 Opening Ode.
Lodge
4 Prayer
. s Rev. II. D. Crawford
Mrs. W. H. Maughn
6 EulOgy
Bro. Col. w. ]. Fife, of
Tacoma Lodge, No. ia.
7 Selections from "Maritana" Wallace
Citizens Band.
8 Solo, Selected
Mrs. 8. N. Anderson
8 Closing Ceremonies
Lodge.
Congregation
IL Benediction
Rev. Chas. H. McDermoth.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
MNa In MiNnnlnp

n'fhe marvellous pppa W Mrs., ReAa j.
hiDnl ~ consumption .hAA npeAta1 IN,
lnllhh p~snllhhshll N rAMMAplA lNl,'
WFi..s MAplDp AtnArL n lnDdinu apnANlAi
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pnnDla whom her lOnlll, IN Yorktown
ahtI shh, must .eODp lilo, NhnD Ahn bnnAD
10 nsa, Dh klNH'A Nav Discovery and
aalhan ~ pnnlna ~ Wallll AMI WAe
nomplhtny .nMpnl,h, hNa nNpnn
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ppall lvnlA pAAMnlanl 10 nppn All ,lhlOph
cheat NM lnhu ltAnAAne, bOn AMI Hl0l
'lllnl BOTTLES FIRM NJ uhAppleA hpOp
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

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NM M lhlliDp Ia lhmDMMnMl patent
MNIinINnap

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publicly pnpDhnlaAd my ~ thu NllplOnh
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mol bnllnyp, ID |lppaNllnp implicitly ~
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behave lhAl " y pDllln ~ ,OhnmDaplnln'e
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
FABULOUS GOLD STRIKE.
kIehest tiDld DissInHs Vel rDNBI IN
Alaska liap0ptah Wear juneau,

kishest dDld DlssIMHs tsi FOnDI IN
Alaska liapOpiad Near JNDaAM
TACOMA, Washu July WI, n~ AhvieeA
from juneau, AlAsAa, my there IN u
whirlpool Of mining eAelleMpDt there
Placer dlHalnHs reported richer lhAh
any ypt found Ia Alnskn WpPe dlseOvs
cred Oh MendenhAl opeeA, which WIS
Psehpistenad Nugget OpeeA, Tho now
ilnd II eight miles from jMnsan, and
tAe stampede, which threatens " de.
populate tho Alaskan 0Onst cities, II IN
prOgpesh The first shipment from tle
new discovery eams 10 juneau Oh tha
evening OF July ~, and parties began
leaving tor Nnssst Opaek that night,
and continual streams Of TOWbDAls npe
reported Oh poUtp tor tbe dlHslnHs since
The creek IN Nh Ontlet Of Two ulAoleps
and has Ihpaa bnsilla,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
BR|S70V REPORTS
y M
Says He Was Justified In REQ
ommendinR the Removal
OF Rathbone.
Nc Doubt That He Unlawfully
Appropriated the Cuban
Revenues,
EMDEzzLEp BY Mn. Nicely
VIII Not Exceed One HUNDRED
and Fifty Thousand IN the
Aggregate.
Furnished Auditors Office IT.
Only information OF His
DoInas,

WAsn,NGT0N, July WI, THE pOstmas.
teT genegml hAs made public the report
Of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
irlst0w, Wh0 investigated Clio Cuban
postal frauds, Mr., Uplst0w finds that
Nealy's embegslements aggregated VI
least elDi,TlD, and says he VIVA Justified
N recommending the removal Of ID,
rector General hathbOne, Whether or
not tho latter waa anllty with Nicely IN
me en- beBHleIneDts le sAya there can be
10 doubt That In tho matter Of unaur
IA0rised per diem allowances, personal
expenses and warrants Gaallsd and uI.
accounted for, he nnlawfnily Appropri,
Ated IN lila own Nse money Ut the Gu
han revenues, lfm this, Mr., DrstoW
says, ha believes Mr. NRthbOns should
IN required 10 answer,
Mr., nristow explains that Tho bureau
Of finances lA~AngurAtsd by Director
General Nathb0ne, Of which Nicely WIS
appointed chief, WAS startsd July Y,
1900, This bureau wAs charged with
the custody Of
All stamps and paslaiI sHppllsh
Tho division Of postal accounts, changed
July |, 1900, ton division OF the audit.
0r's office WINS In charge Ut DR., w, II,
Reeves, who was appointed by tho seO.
satAry of war The report nays that no
accounts OF the nnbOlded postmaster
were required, rUmittanOes being en'
teFed IA cash Mles, and The only In,
formation The auditors office lind 0f
these transactions came fp0m Nicely
himself, There Was no cheek what
eyer on Als transactions, From the No.
counts examined, The report says, tho
minimum VI N1ely's 0mbesHl6mentH
may ba summarized IN follower
shortages shown by his own records,
tl0,000I osoess OF credit by destruction
vi HurohArRed stamps definitely asoers
tAlned, WloI,l lBI fetal, SlDl,fi6 This
VIII DO Increased by Tho discovery OF
additional HhleA OF 4urollargod stamps
bnt viii moi exceed 100000 In Che MI.
QVeHhle,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
BOUND FOR PARIS,

ksnsns Oltys Uvx0k rivs Company On IL
WAY In ths worlds Fair
NEw Y0RK, July vi, Chief George
HNle md ~ Arem0n from Kansas City
hAve arrived In New York bound Cor
Paris whore they Will G0ntsst with the
Nreman from eyery country Ia The
world. All tho team Ave biz, sthlstie
fellows Chief Hale aaid that there WIS.,
no doubt In hls mind that hs would
win, Ono ~ Tho CONTESTS thu Kansas
Gtty hvelnen will enter IN against time,
ln this thoy have eyeelled NIL records
w many seconds, The Kansas City
rev owa dyeHs, hitch up their horses
and be on ths street In 4 10 seconds,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
Nh0ass ID0ssnv biks CITIES,

Capll Rhodes IN no LAYER III eltIGsl
prefeWlna the rolling veldt tlle noun
iAlnA 0f A0Mth Afvi0n, N ihp mast
magnificent mansion IN taph Lane,
sayA tle LNnd0D DAILY NAH A curious
litll0 al0ry IN lOld M ha love Tor
Hr0oie holuuN liH estate NJ lt0ndn
h0sdlh npnr GaI0 Town Wlieh IN pIA0'
tlNIlg ON TIM sl0pe NJ Table mountain
Wil0n la WiUpnud fran lih0dNalA IN
Uapa T0wn In 1877, IN f0und hin ll0lae
In WlnA, tho plam lMvlna heGn auttnd
by nm, Ito WIN Obliged IN Hive alAal
where duplnE llH dnK bul avery nlalll
ln returned N al0ep IN what remained
M hls MD tNdrGnlh
wv dld mn d0 tlJn fm iha aalH M
aas0GInH0n nor fW RrpnlW WgafEr
bun leaAnaN, I'M IN t0td 0p M hlA
flGnlal ~ muat Mgp my mountain
vlewh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27

haAr Admiral tln0pgn q, nnmey,
WIN n IN communal ~ ihn tnllp1
kiaihs naval foppp IN chinese WAlnps,
bna M nkealIeni pnpopl NN1 h y hvOr
ltp IN nnWl plrnlnh In WNa appointed
IL llp NApnl nmlnmp nam Town In
1900 And wna HmInAlml IN lAbh lln
fnpvnl WIN distinction during ,hn civil
WAr ADl NJ IN plOan WINS mAln n lien
tnDnni a"DmmAndnh IN Tho MAp Win
hpAlN hn rendered valuable service IN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
NHAN ADMIRAL 0NON0N D, NHMNY,

commander III lln DnpAl Dnsn ~ Key
West Admiral llpmey IN n mAHDnnIr
NOUS man nn1 u ,pDpp0lla oOMmnal
On Two OppnalOna hn stood aside Tint
others might receive ppefepmnDt, OnpG
for WATSON Ann once for Rphlpy,
l9AplS IN Ihia ypnp li0may aDooaHln1
WATSON IN command " Tho AaIatlo
s@nnadpOn, WITH IAHshlp M MnnlIAI Hn
VIA ordered 10 GhiDA when Affairs
n serious complexion IN lhnt
country
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
cALLED FOR NOV. D.
Decree ir u Cuban constitutional gODs
venllOn tram u lUKtsd,

Decree ir u OAbNR constitutional Gems
Unll0n promulgated,
HAVANA, July WI, THE decree call.
Ing \ constitutional convention and
pv0yldlnH tor tha election Of delegates
has baon promulgated, The elections
will IN hold Oh Tho third Saturday In
Reptamhop Rnd Tho convention will inset
~ Havana Oh the first Monday In
November, The convention, according
W the terms Of tho decree, Ii called In
conformity with the spirit Of joint rssO.
lutlon ~ congress and u part oil its duty
VIII IN NJ Agrea upon the relations that
Ave ~ aAist between tho governments III
Tho United States alhu tho government
OI (julM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
England Accused Of WavpIns On Women
TELEoRAPHIe BREvIrJgs.

Most on tho pantsmahepa In MnuhAt'
Inn borough have struck for n l0.hOup
work dry and I'D advance OF 10 per cont
Ia wages Five thousand people Are CUB
The dponth which llAs prevailed Hens
orally Ia The New England states and
Ia New York, New Jersey and Delas
ware since March has lad Il serious
effect on many Of the crops.
A, solid vestibuled passenger train
sOuthbOnld on Tho OhleaRO and lgnsts
ern Illinois railway, was wrecked leAv
benton, lila, Otto Neinal WAS killed
end VI other pAAhNnNNrA WagA lnInYAd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-27
STRIKERS JEgR AT TROOPS.
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GHlpAuo, July MA special Do Tho
Record from Vancouver, d, e., sApai
Martial INV IN III lopea Ia The IlshlDu
towns nlol a TIM lpaypp river After
the arrival VI BIN mil.tia Mn unique
sight VIVA aeen III tha ''sOldlpfa w 0nf
queen" driving white mon OF VI tAnn,
dim wntaps 10 make room for JApnDese,
and lhe brenAlDH np OF Tho nshnpmeN'a
unions
A m0Dslnr mnaA meeting wAa held nt
which The striking fishermen and In,
dians pnlled NJ lhe D~nthopitins for h1lp.
ibH The Japanese against bic British
subjects, After tho meeting there wns
\ monster mmde, the map0hepa tappiny
nj thp sOldieph II N, foaped there VIII
DO open hOstilitien between tbe strikers
and t0lItnps,