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FUNERAL OF MIR. WHEELER.

Business Suspended in Ansania and
Many Business Men Attended the Fu-
neral.
Business was quite generally suspend
ed and the greater part of the business
men attended the funeral of w. s.
Wheeler at Ansonia Thursday after
noon. Rev. A. J. Smith Of New Haven
spoke of Mr. Wheelers success as a
business man and of his Christian char
acter.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. E. o. Tree. pastor of the M. E.,
church of Ansonia, assisted by Rev. A.
]. Smith of New Haven, a former pas
tor of that church and warm friend
of Mr.. Wheeler.
A quartette composed of Mrs Grace
Osborne, Mrs c. e. Lewis, II. A. Haugh
and Oliver w. Lewis sang Jesus Says
Thou Wilt" and abide With Me" dur
ing the services.
Interment was made in Riverside
cemetery the services at the grave be-
ing conducted by the l. O. O. f., of
which order Mr.. Wheeler was mem
Der.
The pallbearers were o. l.. Beardsley
and w. II. Evans, from the M. e.
church; f. o. Latin and l.. w, Booth,
from the I. o. o. f.. w w. Radcliffe
and j H. Beard, representing the bust
ness men of Shelton. The floral tributes
were exceedingly numerous and beauti-
full. it requiring one carriage to convey
them to the grave.
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WANTED,
GIRL for general housew3rk, German or
Swede preferred. Call evenings at
OF ZIP 70 LYNWOOD ST
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WALLINGFORD.

The enrolment of scholars in the Cen
trail district schools at the close of Sep
TENDER was as follows: Colony street
473, Whittlesey avenue 459, North Main
street $50, High school 105, Cottage
school IS, South Main street 50, Simpson
avenue 20; total, 1,431.
Charles r. Lamb, Charles Il. Blunt
and f C. Slate have been summoned as
jurors for the superior court,
E4lss Nellie James of Birmingham,
England, is the guest of Mrs. Wallace
Hobson of Elm street
The Golf club has leased Of Mrs. Lee
ander Harrison fifteen acres Of land just
south of the present links, covering the
distance from Center street to the Long
Hill road.
Glasses A and B will hold a handicap
at the golf links this afternoon for class
prizes and the Munson cup.
Robert j. Lane Will return to work
at bodybuilding in Clinton the coming
week.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Bristol of New
Haven are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burdick of Whittlesey avenue.
Arthur Bailey has gone back to work
for r. w. wallace & Sons.
Miss Rena Barber will sing at the Z.
p. S. C. f. convection to be held in Mer-
iden to-day
Beginning tomorrow the Sunday
morning train going south will leave
here at 9:24.
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2.25 Pacing--Purse 5000.

Belle of Waterbury, b m,
VIM ............, ........ 1 1 1
Duskymont, br 6, Lewis. -. 1 8 8
Scott b g, Nichols. 2 2
Pittsfield Brick Yard, br h,
Gardner ........ ......... 4 A 4
Quarterback, b g, Sigourney 2 G 5 d
Kameran, b S, SWan........ 6 5 d
Emperor br g, Timmins..... d
Time-2:21, 2:20 IA, 2:22 10, 221
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CLAIRVOYANT.

MARY ]. WRIGHT, M. D., and claIrvoy.
ant, has returned to 81 High street, between
Chapel and Crown. DR.. Wright is the best
known clairvoyant In the State, 25 years In
New Haven; her predictions on health and
business never fail. Doctor treats all dis
eases Consultation S1.0o Hours to 1,
2 to 5, and evenings. Class In clairvoyance,
palmlstry, mental culture, Friday evenings,
from September to June.
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GRAND CLEANERS RALLY

To be Held at the Union A. M. r. Zion
Church on October IA.
On the second Sunday In October the
second quarterly meeting will take
place at the Union A. NJ f. Zion church
on Webster street, Rev. c. H. Melon
aid pastor, and there will be a grand
Cleaners rally all day, commencing
at o'clock a. m. There will be union
praise meeting, led by the New Haven
Union Praying band. The following is
the programme:
1890 a. m.--Love feast sermon by Rev.
Josiah Peterson Of New York.
II 30--Love feast.
IL o'clock noon-Dinner in the basement
dining rooms.
1870 p. m-Address to the Sabbath
school by DR.. l. N, Porter; subject,
1.-THE Duty Of Parents to the Chill
dren in Relation to the Sunday
School"
2.30 p. m,--Communion sermon by Rev,
A. c. Powell, pastor of the Imman-
uel Baptist church.
600 D. m.-Address to the y p. M by
Rev. w. ]. Score, pastor Of the Dix
well avenue Evangelical church;
subject, How to Lead a Holy
Life"
1870 D. m-Sermon by Rev. S. P. Shep-
ard, A. M, editor Of the Union Mes
Senger.
$3.50 D. ma secrtaining the successful
contestants in the Cleaners
Field
All sister churches with their pastors
and members are cordially solicited to
be present and help making the union
meetings profitable for the Master.
Good singing will be special feature
of the meetings.
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THE DANBURY FAIR.

Attended by 10000 Yesterday-The
Horse Racing.
Danbury, Oct. 5,-About 10000 people
attended the Danbury fair to-day. The
crowd was, however, mostly local, as
the day was observed as a half holiday,
places closing at noon. There were
about one hundred carloads of eXcur-
sionists The Midway" was exceed
ingly lively to-day, as many Of the re-
strictions of previous days We're re-
moved The speed events included 2;20
trotting and 2:25 pacing, and resulted
as follows:
2:20 Class-Trotting- $500.
Gov. Page, br m, VIM. .. 3 1 1
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,

District of New Haven IS. Probate Court
October 4th, 1900
ESTATE of JOHN A. DIBBLE, late Of
Edwin II. Fenton having made written
application for the appointment of an Adj
niinstrator de bonis non, cum testamento
annexo, of said Estate, as by said applca-
ton on file In this Court more fully ap-
pears, 1t Is
ORDERED That said application be
heard and determined at a Court Of Pro-
bate to be held Mt New Haven, In said Dis
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public
notice of the tendency Of said application,
and of the time and place Of the hearing
thereon be given by publishing tins order
said District.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAvELAND,
o6 1tp Judge.
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WANTED,
KITCHEN BOY.
o6 ltp THE GLOBE.
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Hilltop, Jr., b g, James,. 1 5
Wilkes Pointer. br 6, Nichols 2 2 81
Bucyrus, b 6, Snider......... 4 9
Holly Woodruff, b s, Height 2 A
j. D., br e, Nelson .......... 5 8 3
Time-2:1S 1-2, 2:22 ga, 2:21 "a,
2:21 ga
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FOR SALE,
e. Sehonberger & Sons.

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS In MEATS
and PROVISIONS. Frankfurts 10c ID,
Bologna Sc Id, legs Mutton 10c Id, Veal 12c
b, Outlet 16c ID, Ham lie h. Lamb Chops
12-20c III, Turkeys lac lb, Chickens lie b,
fresh Eggs Tic dozen, Best Butter 25c ID.
L. SCHOENBERGER & SONS,
92.96 George street, and 1-2-3 Central Mar
ket Congress avenue. Phone 120.
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DEATHS.
LOST.
For RENT.

"a TRUMBULL street, 10 rooms, with i'm
provements. b. L. LAMBERT,
O5 1t SG5 Chapel street.
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,, WANTED,
TWO plumbers, at
o6 1t No. 9 CHURCH ST.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

UPPER tenement of 5 rooms,
o4 TIP go, FRANK ST.
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one cent a word for each insertions
nve cents word for full week, seven
times.
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STRUGGLING MINERS
Carrying on Their Plight In N
Very Qulet and Or
deply Manner,
CLERGY in EVIDENCE
Catholic md PROTESTANT DIylnns
hppkIng 10 pOnp Oil OD
tbn Winters,

Philadelphia, Rnpt, 9Omu'' l1yepyp
thing anint and Opnnplyo IN lhA pnpOpl
ihnt nOmoH from Ihn strike pnRlOD,
VhW mora mlnn WOpknps joined Tho
AlplknpH ranks today, 'Fhn temper NJ
thn mlnn owners 0n I'm question Df
arbitration IN ildinnInl IN tln lnippa
views md statements given nll l0dHy
lh ynpy nnel IN DppOHiIion NnvApIhnp
lnAa, Father Phillips nnmn here from
HnNellm pealDn tonight nn1 W with
ApnhHIiiHhOp hymn N consultation Oh
thA Anblnnf Which " very nnnp md
lnnp ~ htA hnnpl, " unlnh settlements
III Tho strike by arbitration Op other
honorable mAnlA, Protestant llhpAys
MNn hnyp nlsD taken np Vim mnltnp md
viii NndnnyOv 10 bplnH Tho elements
lounlbop OOnl HonpnIlN n moro kpnn,
ly rnll md although thp HnaninR nDnl
company " shipping tIa nHnnl quantity
M anthracite, dnnlnpH npA iInIinR "
hnpd ID Hnt enough Tor uan, IN lho
nnlnpnl order Of things, nnlnAa Tho
strike IN settled, shipping Will NOON
onnHp altogether from SOME districts,
Somewhat ynHnA pnpnpta nPa coming
IN of preparation ~ The papt W Hhaplil'A
md nOnl companies fOp " possible
NlnHl with Tho peoAleaH element among
thn AlptEnph,
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lllnrAnp AlrnALnll,

PonghhonpHio N, w Aopt, sO--
ilnrps Ddell, ID Nonpp old, ppofoHaI aIonnI
lOpHnp having " dozen nllnAeK, N in
Jnll llnrn hnylng hpnl AppnAtnd NJ Mill
brook, where ln WnH attempting no
Dpopnto, N III Hnid he ia wanted Oh
twenty charges IN nv nnDy different
plnnnH hin crimes noynrlnR Il pnpIOd Or
lhppn yanps, lie will bn InkNn DO
hOnHpopt, u, Ii, whnpa ho M Wnntod
Tor aWDhlnR In Novlhpovt, Jnly b,
liiA method Wna 10 Aenh ppnppletOpH NJ
lnnphlDn shops, close II dpnl fOr A
ApnoDd hnnd machine nnd tender "
forged draft In payment,
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bnlt Inke, Ahpt pO@aWhlle tlover.
nor Wells, republican, WIS III Idaho lO
meet Governor nOOAeVnll nnl escort
him To This elty, Judge q, W, Powers,
democrat, Wna appointed United AlntnA
senator by AQnllA Npbnrknp, president
VI tho slaie SENATE, netting HOvnpnOL 10
I'LL tho Vacancy resulting from tho lNHa
lHlnlIye deadlock.
Judge Powers when interviewed and
asked whether llla appointment nv
United HlnleA senator by Acting Glow
erDop Rebeoker WINS considered NJ, "
practical joke, replied ompllatioAlly
That N VIVA serious III EVERY HpnHH 0f
The word and calculated 10 leapll Tho
governor and secretary OF Atnle lhAt
they could not both l6nva M Tho AnlOn
lime without taking thu eOnHeQuellneAl
n'l'hepe ean be M question, Hald hn,
I'M tO Senator NaborhepH' power lO
perform Tho dntles pertaining 10 tho
governors office Ia tho absence Of
iheAe 1--WE OtilnlalA, An 10 whether Dp
NOT Tho governor OF The acting goyepa
nor haH the right 10 appoint II United
AlntaH sNnAtOp, lhat IN II nAAn TINT hnH
been decided both ways by lhe United
Itntes senate, In the tlnay chHe nd
yersely by one vote only, ,Whn!hnp !
would bu recognized by Tho United
States senate IN Tho junior member, /
eaDnol my, However, ! hops tO make
II llAhl fOr my Fights I"
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seHAPPlNG kEIaHB0Rsi
1ha UitiDa NJ snnlIla Ann iaaOnll III II
tlHilHiiB itDWl

rha Gitina OI spallla nnl TaeOnln IN n
UenHnp iiDWI
Washington, Sept pOa#n'lhe eensua
bureau today issued fho following
"Apeolal Agent Victor NJ t)lmHled reH
turned 10 washington and llnH made
10 the director OF the oensns u report
concerning the CENSUS Of Semitic and
laoOnln, After giving due o0lHlnnras
llOll I'D llie statements made Dy t)llllH
4ted ID hnA been decided thnt there
WOnll ba no substantial nhlnHe III Tho
figures submitted by thN supervisor
TOR lhe WeAlern district Oh Tho AlAto Oh
Washington, III IA stated thnl lhe HeGH
ralApy Of lhe board Of tpade Oh pnu
Gonna, WlO first Gnllad attention I'D The
alleged frauds In Semitic, WnH llot able
when interviewed 10 furnish evidence
OF Il competent character, showing
Wllful misconduct Oh tho papl On ill1
enumeratOps who lDOh tho CENSUS In
Seattle, Other fnots brought Gull In
tho investigation evidenced Further,
that there WINS nO Intention either Oh
ihe pApt Oh lho citizens Op those ellH
gnRad III the census work, Oh padding
Of making fraudulent returns In my
Way. f'he actual figures will moi bN
made public until thN schedules npe
tabnlatod Oh Tho electrical tAbulallllH
inuHhiilnH, ~
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RUSSIAN hLAuuH''llh
Soldiers of Tho OHAp H|mulatlna
the Harbapitles OF the
Chinese ''HeAthen y

I,ondQn Sept, pOmuAulhenne nas
counts haye DnNn poNalynd lopn AAyA
lhe MOaeOW correspondent Of Iho
standard on Tho HORRIBLE lnnAanepN MI
BlnpOvaAtehenah which WnH tlnd0nDI'
pdly enppied out nndnp dippnt OplolH
FROM lho HllaHlnu nulhopllloa which
thel turned loose n Hide nf AlnnBltOr
through Annp, 'phn nnlip0 Ullinnan
population of b,OOO HOnlH WllA eAoOpled
Oul IN town 10 ii ApOl five miles lp lhG
Alnnp md lhpn belnu lod IN hnlellaH on
Il fpW hundred 10 lhp pIynp banh, WaA
ordered 10 0pOH4 over lD llln HhlnnHe
side, No bOnlA wore pp0yldad nld Tim
river IN N mile wilde, lphe Ghinnae
were linnu Allye inlO lhn Alpoanl md
were stabbed Op ahOl M Tho lonbI pnH
Aislnnoa, l'ho HnHaiMl volunteers
linud thu bulll and dubbed nv 4hOl
any who attempted 10 naonllo, MOI
ono pAlnppd Alivn, 'rhn plyop bnnk r0p
miles wis AlpoWl WITH DOpIAnAl y
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LNGs YELLOWSTONE COUNTY MONTANA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1900

accumulated llnplnA hla absence, Ito
nlAO rnnnlVnh n lnpHn number vi rnlnrA
'fhn only tnrMlnl nynnt OI Tho tiaN wins
Il Walt rrOm n committee NJ twenty
lyn mpmbnra nf thu 1pynn volnrnnn'
hlamalAllp ulub Of lnnnnalnp county,
WhO enllnd tD naanpn him Df ihnip Hnla
port, John N, Wilson Aninl Aa phnira
lnnn III Tho committee nlln presented
Mr, npNnn with M nnnpDAAnl nOpy ~
mnmbnpAhlpOf Tho nlnh numbering WOW
llAnlpa IN presenting lhla document
Wila0n told bpynn lhnl tho olnb IN
ulNdah IN Nv membership pnppnaenlr
nllvpA Oi NIL branches ~ Tho military
And nAvpl anppion Of thu nOynplnnnl
during Tim OWL wnv, lll hlA rnply
Mr., bryan ppyInWh1 bylaly hin own
experience nA N HOldi0r NJ which hh
snld Tint while II WnA brief " WINS nv
AipnotlVn, 'llf | nm A,lpnNHAFnl IN thlA
pontpsl md Income Tim nhlpf Ol lhla
nation, y hn Anld, ,yOn Any pnAt M
Auped thnl during Tho fopv yanrA ~
nv administration lhe A0lhlnpA W lhiA
country who offered lhaip nlpvlnnH
when ihnip Aapvinna were llnnlen nnd
mnnn an0rlliNnA which HOlalnpA npn
nnllad npon lO mako, Will phenlyn 1nHt
Nud mnpll0nA lpnnInlnDl WI lha hnnhA
nf Iha administration, IN nations
which hnVn n nrHN Standing Aplny "
N not Nh n0pnHAupt lhnl OnFn Ahnll ~ nn
lnhNn NJ Tho aOlll0r nlInp hiA Anpylpn "
nAAl bll III n country llkn OllpH Wllnpn,
We llnen, 0r AhOnli hnvn, bul \ Hninll
standing npnly, md where vii Tho pnOF
pln should ln aollInpa IN nltlspn'a
clothes, pnndy 10 don u uniform IN
nlly emergency, lhn nation hna double
poaAOn for bninn lIbnpal w IN lpanlp
lnnt OF tho vnlNpnna md thnlp dopolp
dents, N III both M Incentive 0f Rpnllr
lndn Anl nn Incentive or AnlfrlnloppHl,
rOp W thla Dnll0n dOpA VOL by th0An
who volunteer when Tho nntl0ll NnndH
support, tho nnliOl nnll nApNnI llnI I'M
nallA VIII ln promptly nnAWopod
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llDj,a kDj,la I,lllaRliDn,

MI, pnnl, hNpf, pO~wA Hppninl M 'IhN
pi0nonp PvuAA from Fargo HnyHi
nUhapInH y, lipnHlDn, M Nm NlAnnlH1o
nanompnIiad by dntaNLiynH N hnpn ~
link NH Tho raaOrd NJ AlnA MnltonNtn
md NJ NJ, RlagnnH, VhnN pnnrnAalll
lllA OpiHinnl IOnalpps M Nome nlilnH NJ
Wbinh MnfnnNiN th pnnnivnp nIld VIII
pnp0pl tO than snnlh Vhn pnnNnl WV
ln0vpl M MnlfnnHin I'M ponnlvnr ~ aAV
lnalal IN anuAA lllnrnHHnd lllHntl0ll
nud Ir0ulianH tn ninkn lln apsaH
npauH1a enlnhrp'' IN Ihn nllnlnR history
NJ tbia pDpUtVy,
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NO, A

Wllnouaoa for Tho daroDra, including
hlmenll, MI Hinln thnI Oh january w
md Tor dAyn bnrop he waa clean
shnynn, bowman tlAlna llnn Rake
nnl tMmea y, Dnlly, who had idenNr
tlnl Howard, swear hn had Il MOuaa
tnoha, n'phapo HoNa Jim Howard olnnn
shnyon nNn better lpeaan,l thnn any
mnn IN town. " hn kaapA up Tint
Wny hn will nnynp bp nblp 10 prove
Ehat hn IN ~ fool y According lO hIg
Testimony lDday nkrhennt0r Nd Parker
nlntn thn pnmApA In londOn january
w, where hn H,lW Howard on lilo
alpnntT, parknp explained thnl Tho
pnnADn hn Ind Mil Ihla WnA lint
Howard wna thon nj liona0n 10 Appnap
fnp trial fer iha murder III taOpRe
BAknp, md hin plnn WIS 10 ba lnAall'
INV
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" uODllnlNy t0 lho uaiandng Anl thg
u yenrlk visitor, Mr, Jhuh FlDHl, VIII
a y mon ln Wiill ltA AAnlii, HIid ,Wu Hllla
DDau lln VIII br|llH VIII HIN lllH
llHllll pnllilln VI HtlOW, lgn, nplll Ifll lJllss
k!lpdH, Aru FOii prepared .fOl llH pnuentlOllY 7
How IN kOllp WhflfOlla1 IU ,hiHbl lllq
n|lAnHus III ,tlp Wuntllnp lllnt llurHldu lha old
gllhIl'H ,nDllllAk kOll must ln Wlplllls pOllle1,
D1pHn,t tDllg lgHt wliluf'H i,yuri,ilt lpOh y
lltllu Hllnbbkf ltll your lllHl, Wllltep'A Hllll
III Your Winter tlndofwnai lunvy enough, 0r
lhlaI,laI' ll.lala, 0npr .1IndafdNHG0py ''acda.
va,. Y9 .,Ey"I a 4ua R"y" y 'sg .4 ,aM ",G,''ps Xxx
nnrIpHt rp1unsl lllnt SDIl .ylHlt tlH liafpru
making my, ullrulinagH NJ Winter OlOlhlilA
md FllrnlHllnH. WI KAill NJ ,Ant yDllr
onlpoli on llla nov nna t,uni'tlf'l ulolblI,lA ,AA
result, WI llln bnHl drdAgerH IN itllllnHn 1lu
our .vuHnlnr ullalOllurg, W. nrg nOntlanallk
iln, llnrhat Affords gtd You liily g0Iir
y0ll Wit lavu The natlptaulI6D 0f hlInwllla
H I low WIKI ~ 1 'y"2s t"eI IN "es wR" weei1 esi1 an Nj"
'pgis M, II ga ". Y. "''e N"Hsy Hy"" """e TYaS Sc vuu, n
ypn HNn kpll llhn lln rlHk llnln-+ill u VIA
wv ,WnIit YOU ln f1y1f lls Win " Hulli WI
shall nAPant YOU,
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AzaAFf13f 5agf54 z lsA e llf 8ai4Aeah8 ##
PITeHFOhk TlLLMAN,
ms NnpUllnlnN Nlra HnIpp HniarlnlnH lin
tpUMn nv Milwaukee,


urOWl NJ Milwaukee,
milwaukee,, Sept, pDnml1nlnd RtAIna
kpnnlop linnlnmlD u, 'plllmpD, MD
dpnAAnd N democratic gathering NJ
!, 100 M thn south side 'lnpnap hall
tonight, pOnilnlng hlA pnmnpsH chiefly
Jn H0ninliHm nnn lmpnpinlianll llA Wna
Frequently interrupted with applause,
lDnn burning question, ]" no Anlll,
''wnH lo determine WhnIlpp Op moi yDn
will rNlnin u republic 10 liyN under or
whether Won viii mi ND II 1hHr
,polIAm, u lho Porto ttlpnn lnpllr INV
hh ollnpnptNplhad ~ ~ dAnlnable noL
tOp which lhny viii plAn ,lp md pnll
Tin republican lMvlN ~ nnnO,lnt," "
''iphosa people, ho;snld, 'wopp prom.
iHnl thnt lhny WDllld rnneiyp MI lho
rights lhnI Ihp constitution nnlls fup,
blI lhn pnpnhlipnn pnply llnA from Mo
Hlapt denied ihpip rights, /" lla nWnlt
MI laDHtll on Tim Philippines nnd plntH
Onlnd Tho statement Of lhn republicans
lhat Tho Wnp WnH Oynp On hpHn
ihlnnda, md alnlnd IN plnNn Of Allnh rn'
ports lhnI nnHAnAnA Wnpn NON lO WnAh'
lnAIOll nlmOHl nnily containing infOr
mntjOn Or lhn KILLING Or Mnlly W Onp
HOIdinpa, lin nnOin1 Admiral Dewey
Id lhn nlTpnI lhAt th0 philippines warn
hNIlnp nblN ID aOynpn lhnmaplyna linn
Ihn DnbnnH, lln Anld lhn l1llhnlls
ware given thoiv liberty anh lla Phil
inlllNnH pnHlnln Ihn Hnlnnl
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IjnDHavalt IN #JJtND,,

Ogden, Appi, pO=nlioynrnOp nooHou
yplt limited hla Hpoonbnn to-day 10
five, including thn night meeting WI
thA plnnN, Tho ApNplnl lvnin arrived
M Ogden IN Tho nvnninR where Il atop
WnH Mndo for tho night Al LoHall
tho llpHt AIDp NJ Tho dny WINS nlndn nnd
hpph . meeting Wna hold IN lhn MOvr
mon 'l'nbnpnnpln, aoynpnOp hOognynli
nlHo spoke In lhn Oppn nlp from lhn
hnnd Alnnu, 'lhn mnatlnR wi ogden
WIN hpld In thn OpApn hOnHn,
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lpDn nH,i Hlpel tvOpkapA,

Cincinnati, Rppt, pOHmAvlnp " ppO'
tpnnInl nOnInpnlpn tlln nnmn)tlnna
from tbn Manufacturers md AmnlHnr
nnlnn Iron Dnn Alonl WOrhnpa nna
1onpnNn Illl tomorrow without my pns
Ault w DO OvpaDlt N pnnnhod by Antnps
lAy Might, VI IN tnnpNd " strike will
pnAnN, NOnp NJ thn employees nm now
working, bnI They nPn not 0n strike,
simply WnlllnR Ihn Adjustment Or thtH
ynnpa Wlun Hnnln,
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ltpyDilIs ltiunlOpr,

(jhieauo, Hppl pO@alho following IN
Tho Itinerary f0p w, j, Hpynll Aolu
lulnbup w ii North DnkOlni ftnnhllla
HON, NiDO NJ M, | WnhIMIOlb hIpO N,
III lfufIO Dibb M M tirhllnllll
ll iBO p M lilllabOpO, lpIbO 7, nh !
Reynolds, | lbO d Mi tipnnn lfOpht,
i I6b D, III, / umfIoM illO D, nj, HpyMl
will apepk In Duluth OetObnr lHt nlld
Tho glid llu Will dpvOln lO Wisconsin,,
From lOth tO lalh N October hn VIII
Ijn In MiHhiunlh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
MARTIAL LAW CEASES,
Tha ulyll AnlhOvllina IinHnMA AWNs In
ihn lllls M nm linlf

lha nlIs gn tha hnlh
0nlynAtOn, RNpt, aO#sD'hlA evening
MnyOv Jones proclaimed lhnl nlnpllNl
Inv WOHld annAN lt noon tomorrow NM
lhnt thn nllhOpllinH Wolll1 nsAlllln dls
petition Of tllo municipality, Vhls
wat done n la AaH'1, ION Lnae ol 1pnn,nl ,nn
thn conditions hnd pnnohnd Hneh "
SINCE thM lIp OWL nnlllOplIlnA Mnpa
nblN IN oOpn with lho Hltnnlion, Thla
hnWnynp lnnA mi llnnll lllnlAnlnlA
withdrawal IN lha mililln vhnk mo
10 nOuOpavaln With Tho nlty OlIlninlH ~
lho enforcement or ophop nnd VIII
continue Oll 1llY wv " pnyi ~ lnn ROyr
npnm0ni, Rinnn mnpllnl Inv hnH pvns
yniInd ill Galveston good order lluA pna
Aullod, Vi WIZ rnnpnd IN HOnn 1lllra
lupH tlnl when " bnannlo known thnl
Tho military Ind Hlynn nWAk lO OWL
authority l0olinR VIII commence,
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THE hEFREATINi I'M INFANT,
Nothing Nav ilaIl Ol thn ItDHp army bnl
lpaW MnpnndlnE banda

IODdOn, Hnpt, pOwsl,Opd ltobpplH
onblpA from NulHppnltl Ot thpnn Ihnn'
sand Doors who leIpanlad from ROnlna
llpOOpt bnfopa lhA lpltial npplvnd
from MnnhndOdOpp, anyon hundred Nnp
lnpud POplupoHo I0pplIOlp, while Others
deserted In Vnrlona dlpnoIlona, Iho
balhlnp npn pnpoplod nA llnVinH npOaaed
tlle NOnnll river and now 0eonpflllH
PORTIONS III iiOb0mi mountain aOlltll Of
Tho rnlIWuy, General lnmnlt Oponppnd
when thny penoHnland lhn hOpnloAanoaa
Of their unuAo, Nothing IA lofl w Nm
hOop npDls buI Il foW nlnpnndlnH bnndH
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Thn nnDvD jl,uptID,,s,

Inynna, Aapl, pO~HlHb American
DtllpDlA Whnll nAppnAalDH themselves
nA AntlanDu Win lin oplnply nlnpnolnp
Dl the pneenI election VI n0lnRnlNA lD
Tho constitutional convention, MN div
appointed I'D nnn II majority VI llln
pnnpnapnIntlyns nlnpInn III Tim nnlI
American nnn revolutionary elements,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

ft4E WINNIE IN lJ6eA ROBBERS,
Vha Isnnk ltObbgra I1Iuda tlla pDaaas nil
Ninka lOOd TIieip Ehnnpei


Winnemuuea, New, Sept pOa=The
men who robbed tho First National
bnnh yesterday have eHenpedl FIet
eludea bOtil IOsaas from u0leond0 and
from thls place, peAelllnH sllep'4 rnlleh,
Thirty miles northeast from here nll
hour Ahead Oh The pnpAieps, They
nlnde Two changes 0r horses, leaving
several horses MI the ranch, The pOba
bepH then struck Ont for EWnw ynlley,
theip evident intention being 10 gut
Into Tho country NJ tho head of llle
OWyee river, Il Wild section where
they viii hHya no trouble In eludinH
their plirHnera, All Hiler'H panGil most
of Tho aOlUOildO nnply turned baGA,
their horses hHvillg given Ont, u w
Hullapally believed llInl Iha robbers
will HAentn.
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aanHl0p ljnVray WllhdpnwM

Nav York, Hopl lpnuA menllnE M
llnHp Interested In lho nntionnl ffllra
liGknl) l,Arly movement VIII lnn hnld
lnInOrp6W il Tho Office M fveEntl NJ
Ahh0fl, M decide Wllnl nlnHA Alnll NJ
lukm In viNW M llm withdrawal M
The fhlrd IarIk'a GundldAlA, snlafDr
lnNrag, IN H0lllaHllni