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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02
Notes.

From the facts at hand some of the
farmers up the valley realized well on
the parade, One farmer IL quoted Al
saying that he did not intend coming
10 town Tuesday, but the democrats
offered him $l5 for the use Of q horse
and he didn't know how he couid
make BID any easier. And some ~
his neighbors were also paid "A like
sum for the use OF their animals.
All old water wagon was used In ibe
parade, IL belongs 10 a stannch re,
publican lady and when a democrat
went ~ secure il to use rs a float he
told n fnlsehood 10 the good old jady
when She said II shouldp't be loaned
10 the democrats, by saying chat II
was 10 be used IN q republican parade,
One ~ the banners carried con
famed the inscriptions 1--WE want na
Standard Oil RUE in this state and
mt tho same time the democrats were
burning UP Standard Oh company
barrels 10 illuminate the streets.
Ag0ip, 70, consistency thou art 4
jewell
At the opera house y democrat Waf
heard to remark in the rear ~ the an
diepce, "Say, some Of you republicans
get ont OF here and let ps democrats
have y chance w sec the circus, 7
Then evidently there mpst have been \
few republicans present,
Y "
The good women of Billings want
~ hear and see the cnriosities ~ well
nv the men, and this " the reason 81
many were ~ the opera honse last
night
v y Y
The paid.enthusiastic small boy has
proved blessing for the democrats,
Where would their parade and meet
ing have been without their presence,
Y " Y
QHite \ laugh was caused by A ban
ner with the folloWingi mo Phili-
poHp eheap labor for ps,n inst note
that Filipino,
Az \ public speaker Mr., Sovereign
does not take very Well-his appear
ance ~ dead agin' him,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02
Sa5O ItrwDrd,

For evidence that will convict any
person or persons for breakipg down
my fences, leaving gAtps open md Lett
ting stock ont or or driving any OF my
stock from any Of my fields, stock
branded GP connected,
I04,tf George Pirrie,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02
psra n Thanks,

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my behaved hnshltlnl HpnFKh elAHllFFg
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02

A week ago yesterday The Gazette
published for the first time the census
OF Billings, but there We're some who
doubted the authenticity Of the report.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02
Beware of Roorbachs,

The Gazette IN informed chat dHriHA
tho next few days that election FaoF'
hAphs aFe 70 By circulated N Billings
in the hopes pf damaging the chnRept
NJ certain republican, candidates, No.
WaFe pf them aud M the men WIS
eiFenlRte them, When ypn hear N
such ynH can rest AssHrFed thRt defeat
staFes I'm The faces the men and party
which invent them,
Hest platiHa cabinets half price foF
n day aF TWO,
" 4fl-h5-a ReRiamip,
sRflce IN I'm nwnaFs M mn Ply M mr.
The owners NJ mr. lots abRffing IN
Elfsl ayanHa, north between AaFfh
HwentyrfaHrth. street nnd North
Twenty seYenth street.. nFp hereby
notified that 4 sidewalk has heen by
fha city eaRnpil ~ the Fly ~ RillRgs
ordered hHilf m both sides 81 sAlg npfr
tinH M FlFsF aYanHe North NM fhat
Hnless work mn fha. snlnH N fenlHlpNfeA
hy tha aWneFs Within tAn aayR It.FRHl
tha, date ,hFFenf, [he RNnp VIII NJ
hHilf by fhf city and fhe pnRf M hHlld,
ing, taTad mn m fhp ahHffiHg lafR mn
collected M me sAnpP malHpf NJ RlhpF
MXfs,
nv order M fhe fiiy council
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02
uNpER STATE svFEHvlsloN,

Pays 3 POT cent on Sayipgs Deposits,
Interest compromised quarterly,
Pays 7 per cent on Time Certificates
81 Deposit, not subject to cheek,
Issues Savings Certificates on Build.
ing. and Loan PlAn WITH dehnlle time ~
maturity and definite pAymerfa'
Loans Money on Real Estate W he 10
gala IN N h gte,n !, nix ip vHA I rnpg p,aIl
rover,
ohMas pf sebstzle ats 'yicsM paIaessiaeut; TS systtsl
Harripgtpn, treaaprerI Gins, n, leonard,
attorney, A, II, elements, sepretRryi .E,
Apg, Helpze, Henry Mueller, Frank W.
HRskins, james w Mpnteatht
FRED ", POSTER, local agent,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02

Best platiRp cabinets half price fpF
n day pF two,
+" 4fl-h5-a ReNjpmin,
The evening times., 1900-09-11
IN THE STOCK HARKEP
Trading Heavy in Some Quarters
With Irregular Chrnges.
Sugar Experiences sharp Rise i'm
the Early DeaIings-FIuctuat
ia the Railway List-IndustFiaI
Quarter Generally Neeiected-Lisss-
tied Dealings for Foreign Account.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE dealings in
the early Stock Market today resulted in
more than ordinary irregular changes in
prices Trading was heaviest in Sugar
Refining Peoples Gas. and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Sugar enjoyed quite a
sharp rise in the early dealings. while
Peoples Gas reflected evident pressure.
Absolutely nothing in the way of news
or gossip attended the diverse move
ments in the two stocks
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. while active
ly dealt in. fiuctuated within narrow linn
it's
The railway list was exceedingly ir-
regular Louisville and Nashville Union
Pacific, and the Reading shares were
firm, while St Paul and Burlington and
Quincy were decidedly weak
There was little or nothing done in the
industrial quarter, aside from Sugar Re
fining.
The London market for American
stocks showed irregular changes. and
the dealings here for foreign account
were limited and On both sides of the
market The result Of the election in
Maine did net appear to have any par
ticular effect on the Stock Market
The evening times., 1900-09-11
STRIKE OF CIGARMAKERs.
The Union Calls Out Men in Three
Pennsylvania Towns.

HANOVER, Pa, Sept. IA strike
was ordered yesterday by CigarmaEeTs'
Union. Nc. SIC. Of McSherrys, own, ap-
proved by the Cigarmakers' Information
al Union, which called from work 65C
cigarlna'ers in Hanover. MeSherTys-
town. and Mount Rock.
The strike had its origin in the shop OF
Abra BAN F. Hostetter. il this place. be
cause II a cut OF 81 per thousand for
making a certain cigar. The employees
went out last FRIDAY. The Cigarma&ers
Union requested the adoption of the
union shop system in factories where
union men are in the majority. This the
different manufacturers refused to do
Several conferences have been held with
the manufacturers without result. and
the strike was accordingly ordered
The strikers were employed in the fac
tories Of Samuel L. Johns John A Poist
& Co., Frank X. Smith, Sons & Co
Charles H Busbey. and William l. Bus
bey, at McSherrystown; T. L. Smith, al
Mount Rock, and Abraham F. Ho -tstter
at Hanover.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
KNEW HE WAS WANTED.
4 Utica Contractor Makes u Strange
CmIi at Headquarters.


About half past u O'Clock this after
noon a man of good appearance went into
Police Headquarters and asked Detective
Helan if the police wanted man from
Utica \. Y, by the name of Melville
KoonS
The detective said no; that such man
was not wanted so far as he knew The
stranger then stepped acrGss the hall into
Inspector Boardman's room and repeated
the question. The inspector made the
same answer as Detective Helan. L know
better" said the stranger, they do want
a man in Utica by the name of Melville
KoCns, for l read it in a paper
Inspector BoaTdman tnen called the
stranger back and began TO question him.
you must be Melville Koons,' said the
Inspector.
y am,' said the stranger. I am con-
tractor and builder and my home is No,
I03 jefferson Avenue, Utica l am thirty
six years old and am married l do not
know when l left Utica or anything about
it. and I have no idea of having done any
thing for which l should be wanted there
by the police
Koons was sent to the House of Deten-
tion and the Utica authorities have been
communicated with by Inspector Board
man.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
THE MINE WORKERS OFFICERS
Relief That They Are Preparing for
the Strike

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept None Of the
officers of the United Mine Workers o.
America has returned TO The headquar-
ters, and 10 information is TO be obtained
there further than the statement that
President John Mitchell is in Chicago. a
message received from Mitchell says nc
gotiatioIs are still being conducted With
view to preventing strike in the Penn
sylvania anthracite field. He added, how
ever. that nothing has been heard from
the operators which in any way alters the
situation.
II is now believed here that President
Mitchell and Secretary Wilson are merely
getting affairs closer in hand preparatory
TO ordering a strike. II is quite probable
that they viii proceed to The anthracite
field before the final order is issued. in
order 10 personally direct the strike. This
theory IS borne out by the fact thai all day
Saturday the Executive board members
indicated that q strike was a certainty,
but at the final moment failed 10 issue the
order, deIegating the power TO the officers.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
New York Cotton Market.
a GIGANTIC COAL POOL.
Operators of tie Fafrmon1 Region
Reach an Agreciuent

DEER PARK, Nd, Sept. 11-One Of the
most important meetings which has been
held this year. and which is Of especial
interest to the coal trade of the entire
world, took place al Deer Park. Nd, Sat
urday- The object OF the meeting was to
take initial steps toward pooling the out
put OF coal from the Fairmont region.
The meeting was attended by all the op-
orators Of that region.
An agreement TO cooperate was easily
reached when it was established beyond
doubt that the individual operator could
not hope to cope aICne with the gigantic
combinations which have been effected in
Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania and that
hearty cooperation was necessary IN or
der to meet the combined opposition from
all other points. When the agreement is
entered into it VIII not be the means. it
is said, Of closing up a single mine IN the
region. On the other hand the probabili-
ties are that new mines viii be opened
as fast as practicable while the output
Of the mines which are now in operation
viii be more than doubled. This pooling
viii be in the selling only; there viii be
q common selling agency: rate cutting
viii be stopped, and the orders viii be
divided according to the capacity of each
mine.
Committees to reB0ft at the next meet
ing were appointed 10 perfect plans Of or
ganiZatiCI and make sHch suggestions as
viii be of mutual be neit. All the opera
tors in the FairmoA- region viii become
members Of the organization. The Organi-
zation Will repres mt $50, eco eco Of invest
ed capital and the output OF the region the
coming year is estimated al 10000, 000
tons
The evening times., 1900-09-11
THE coRBETT7MCoY FIGHT.
Defeated PusiHst's Wife Alleges Hs
Rcccived 100000 to Lose


received 100000 to Lose.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11,-Mrs. Norman
Selby, the wife OF the prize fighter. kid"
Mccoy, now declares that the recent Cor
bett-McCoy fight at the Madison Square
Garden was a fake and that her hus-
band agreed to give the fight to Corbett-
This charge she makes in her complaint
in her counter-suit for divorce, in which
she filed papers yesterday.
In the part of her complaint referring
to her husbands present financial condi-
tion she alleges that Mccoy conspired
with one Eddie Burke and one Harry
Heinds, the former a well-known book
maker, and the latter proprietor of
gambling house in the city Of Cheyenne,
Wyo., whereby the said Burke and Heinds
were to procure all the money they could
throughout the United States wherever 1t
was possible to make bets and wagers
to tie effect that Corbett would WIZ the
ight.
themselves against duplicity Burke and
Heinds insisted that Mccoy deposit Sc
curity, and that he did thereupoD take
from his vault in the New Amsterdam
Bank Safety Deposit Vaults Canadian Pa
cific Railway securities TO the amount OF
$4,000 and did deposit the same with
Burke For losing the fight, Mrs. Nc
Coy says that Mccoy received 100000
Regarding her husbands divorce pro-
ceedings, she says that Homer Selby,
McCoy's brother, said to her; You had
better not fight the case, as Norman Will
settle a good sum of money on you and
give you good allowance. II you
don't do it, he is gszng to Eng, g,and to
join Corbett and if he is to have any
trouble with you will never return.
This charge of Mrs. Mccoy is supple
mental to the one to the same effect
made last Saturday by Mrs. Corbett, al
ter her husband had disappeared, appar-
emily going to Europe
The evening times., 1900-09-11
WAITING on THE LEADERS.
Anthracite diners Sorciy fried bs
the Executive R0ard's Delay.

the Executive E6ara's y DeiaS.
WILKESBARRE, Pa. Sept. 11.-The pa
tience of the anthracite miners is being
sorely tried by the delay of the United
Mine Workers Executive Board in making
a definite announcement either calling d
strike or backing down from the position
taken. The men have importuned their
leaders for information. but ali they have
obtaiIsli is the statement that the strike
viii, probably be ordered before Thursday
night. providing the operators have not by
that time agreed to open negotiations for a
settlement. Meanwhile the men are stead
ily working.
That they anticipate an order for a strike
is evidenced by their mode of buying pow
der, Instead of getting keg each. dozen
or so of the men buy keg, and divide il,
SC that each man gets only sufficient SUP
Ply for one days work
The operators this morning again stated
that no Negotiations for a settlement are
under way
The evening times., 1900-09-11
pARDoNs FOR PRISONERS.
MaryIand's Governor Extends Glenn
ency to Two Men

HAGERSTOWN. Md. Sept. u.-Gov-
ernor Smith has pardoned Charles Dsrn-
berger. who was sentenced in Hagers-
town in 1886 10 nine years in the peni-
tentiary for breaking into a freight car.
He was pardoned -on condition that lie
would leave the State and never rltnTn.
His application for pardon was signed ty
Judge Stake. States Attorney Poffen-
berger and others
Governor Smith has also pardoned
Francis Watson. the Adams county, Pa.
school teacher who was sentenced 10
the pententiary IN 1898 for three years
FOR stealing bicycle from NJ. L. Main, of
Hagerstown. The application was signed
by the jury which convicted him, the
States Attorney, Judge Stake, Governor
Stone, of Pennsylvania. and about S0)
others
The evening times., 1900-09-11
w.fer Fomine Threotened

NEWPORT NEWS. Va Sept lin
less this section is visited By heavy rain
in the immediate future there probably will
be a water famine here. Superintendent
L. p Manville said yesterday a famine is
imminent unless the public is extremely
careful in using water, and if there is not
a heavy fall of rain in the next few days
there is almost sure to be a shortage any
way There has been so little rain in tie
last few weeks that the company has not
been able TO fill the reservoir and the sup
ply is very low.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
Sugar was fairly strong though inactive

The earnings of the Wabash for the
first week OF September show an increase
of S6.967, and from July an increase of
Sl3S,2 ,2i7. The report of the Northern Pa
cifc for The fourth week of August shows
that the gross earnings increased for the
week $147 coo. for the month 1925. .000 and
since July l S59l,000. The St. Paul gross
earnings fer The first week of September
show a decrease Of $S7, 7,446, and since July
1 decrease of $35, ,623
The evening times., 1900-09-11
washington s,oek Exchange.

sales-Capital Traction Scrip, 1890
1G7 IA; Mergenthaler Linotype, 2GISS s
01S7 1-2. 10G1S7 Is. 1G61S7: Lanston
Monotype, 1O0@12 is, 40Gi2 IA.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The evening times., 1900-09-11

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
6's, 1902 'S8-y car funding gold iU4
IS, 1901, Water stock currency i03
Funding currency. S.65's ......,... III
The evening times., 1900-09-11

MONEY TO LOAN at SM s9<, T. and AZ per
cent in sums Of 81 Coo 70 $40 COO on D. c.
real estate: pay of ard per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WM A.
SAUNDERS L c., 1a0I st. NV. iy1-tf EN-
The evening times., 1900-09-11
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but he carries the Ala
ss.zs~>sS@' Cushion Truss ali over the United
States. Men. women. and ehil4rea
wear ard like them The Air Cushion Psc holdS
with oefnfort; nothing else vii. Consultation
End two weeks mai free Lacy in 3ttendsnce for
ladies' Office, psr!oEs. waiting. and consultation
rooms m the same foor Catalogue free THE
RCRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY, 1874
ST. nv. I'd fc9T. mhTe item
The evening times., 1900-09-11

There was some advance in prices In
the Stock Market this morning. the list
generally opening fractionally above the
close OF yesterday, and holding its own
during the FIST hour or more I here was
little additional activity. however. and
the gains seemed almost entirely TO be
the result Of professional manipulation.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit. Chicago Gas.
and ether sDCCialties were strong and
the general railway list more than held
its cwn. The coaleTs we're the best feat
ures of the market on the better outlook
for = cessation CT the troubles with the
coal miners There was little of news
to affect the market. The Republicans
talked jubilantly CT the result of the cleo
tion in Maine yesterday, but on the other
hand the Democrats assert that the Re
publican plurality is smaller than expect
ed. The money rate was easy, as usual
The possibility OF gold exports tomorrow.
which was at first discussed. seem now 10
have passed away entirely The disaster
at Galveston is not considered a market
factor TO any great extent
Reading, first preferred. which has been
SO weak fer the past few days, on strike
expectations, was buOyant this morning
advancing point from the better figure
attained yesterday. Jersey Central also
advanced handsomely though this stock
WAS not so active as Reading. The advice
10 buy these securities on The decline was
followed by many careful spectators and
their profits today were large II is said
by many that there is now little proba-
bliJy OF . strike among the miners and
that if il occurs it viii not likely include
nearly so many Of the miners as was at
first supposed would so out, This the
Street considers excellent news and on
this theory il is now acting. different
turns TO the kaleidoscope tomorrow might
quite probably send the prices in this group
down again
The grangers were fairly strong this
morning at prices advanced from those of
yesterday. The Government crop report
was generally considered a good one. in
suring large yields of both wheat end
corn. The st. Paul weekly statement
showed decrease in gross earnings, but
this was expected
Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific. and
other southwestern securities were all
fairly strong this morning. The Calves
ton disaster is having little effect on
Southern Pacific, although it is now real
lied that the system viii be hurt by it
badly The direct pecuniary loss in de-
stroyed property at Galveston Will be i'm
mense. The gossip of the Street is that
Port Arthur Will be benefited by the dis
aster to Galveston and that life idea of
making the latter city an immense rail-
way terminus Will now be given up
Brooklyn Rapid Transit advanced frac-
tionally The report of the company will
be sent to Albany this week, and may go
at any time.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
DO YOU NEED MON EY?
We Have 1t for You

You need go to trouble to borrow from
friends; be independent Of asking tavors. We will
.ehoId goods or personal property. VIII charge
you .ess and make the most lenient terms In
TACT YOU can borrow on your own terms. Call and
get our rates before you decide who to borrow
from. Strictly confidential Private offices. CO.
LUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.. 6lS + st. N.Y.
aul1- It'd, ,cm
The evening times., 1900-09-11
FINANCIAL.
THINK 4 MINUTE.

Some people claim TO be able to advise ycu
positively which way the market viii 90. tbs
IS in itself a giFeaway, for one can tell
which way the market is going just think
OF 1t for a minute Supposing a nan could
look into the mysterious future ard tell how
1t was going isn't il a TACT that lie would 90
after it hi-1self. tooth and toenail2 Ana wh1t
particular adjective would be strong enough
to fit the case for designating the
The evening times., 1900-09-11
Actors. simgers. Talkers-Are ar 49,

or less subject to Bad Throat Hoarseness, Ton
silitis and Catarrh DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
Ger never disappoints Il can but proclaim DR.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder a wonderful medicine
and my wife have tried everything but have never
iouHd ANYTHING to equal this great remedy for
quick action; it certainly Is a wonder worker -
Al, Emmett FoStell, New York City. Fifty cents
Sold by F. $. Williams, Ninth and Streets; Ed
monds & Williams, Third Street and Pennsy lvania
Avenue.-1J
The evening times., 1900-09-11
] RGUS Ill sSiUf on FURNITURE,
PIANOS. HORSES

wagons. etc. at lowest rates and on the day
Won apply We are loanjng On the Building and
ios, Association plan, which makes the cost OF
csrrxipg loans much less than you pay else
where. and allows you to pay it off in any sized
notes you desire, running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use of money for
the length OF time you carry II II you have
loan with some other company will pay it
of and advance you more money If desired Rates
cheerfrIlly given, and cost TO you unless loan
Is made Leans made anywhere in the District
Gail and get rates. Front room. first focr. Sci
entifc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
025 f Street N. w.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
Plunged Into Hot Water.

BRIDGETON, \. j, Sept. 11--Six-
year-old Harry Bacon is suffering from
scalds that may result in his death
The lads father, Charles Bacon, is en-
gineer at a canning factory On Satur-
day he allowed the hot water to run
from a vat into ditch and the by
not knowing the scalding water was
there. plunged into th2 ditch for a bath.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hihhs & Co, men,
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, 1410
The evening times., 1900-09-11
KIND or 4 FOOL

he'd be for wanting to scatter it broadcast
through the land The above IS another quo
and Is one of the few instances in which he
does not substitute Fancies for Facts. or state
Fallacies AXicms, in his endeayor to bolster
up the Chicago Board of Trade and revive its
waning fortunes. They say that it's better 10
be Has Been than Never Was Dut that
must be cold comfort for the Chicago Board OF
Trade while watching It's erstwie business gTsvi-
tate TO the New York Produce Exchange. Send
US your orders for y Y. wheat.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
cnicazo Grain md rrcxisIon Market.

Corrected daily by ". b. Hibbs Il Co. mem
bers Of tae New York Stock Exchange, III9 F
Street.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing eanarics mockins
birds, dogs cats raJbits, gold fishes. etc;
catalogue free. SCHMLD'S BIRD STORE, 7I2 l2th
ST. NV au23-t
The evening times., 1900-09-11

AME DAVIS, born clairvoyant and card reader;
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences. reunites the separated, and gives luck
to sll cures piles and drunkenness 1928 10Th st.
aul4 Imo. en-
The evening times., 1900-09-11

Brooklyn Rapid Transit advanced frac-
tionally. The report of the company will
be sent to Albany this week. and may go
at any time.