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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15

=. rs.,lsi Seat Free. e.o,.,.
Ipcs C5.aga sai tAoeo,sie'
~, 20 u. Dsfsss'isf. Mas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-15

Mrs. winslow'a Soothing Syrup.
For children tccthus. softcns the gums, reduces In
nammation. aays pain wind collie. 25c bottle
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
sTlhh IN sTATv eve,
Iha HapmNn MIN Delaying ,hn InnNa
Negotiations Wllli Nhlnn

Washington Sent, liza copy Ol
Tho German lOl0 demanding Tho pnnH
lHhmNOt on llln lenders Of Mo mb0lll0n
IN Ohinn WIN presented 10 Acting HoOa
potnpy Ad0o III lh0 AlAl0 department
during tho day From lhe German Nmp
missy Thn Hnpmm Charge, Baron
h%lornhnpH, being temporarily absent
from Tho Oity there oOnld, 0r COURSE,
In no attempt M n discussion 0f thiH
nlOat important communications
baron hlNUnhalH IN 0kp0al0d IN p0tnpl
when lh0 subject mny wv Inlnn NUr
Meanwhile Tho lOt0 ilR0lf Will mO0iv0
Tho 0npnnRt attention M thn president
and AnNh members ~ Inv Onhin0f I'M
nTn, M washington tomorrow when ln
arrives, Wlle aInte department llas NIL
along b0on diWgtina wv efforts 10 u
speedy opening NJ negotiations fW lhn
lllnl settlement win tlm Chinese gOyr
nWnmnnL INT N Inns moi lmnn Nh fnV
heard from relative N IllN mattnp Or
pnniAhmNnfa beyond some iDdimGl rpf0
NpnNGeH contained IN notes lllnt hive
1niinod lhn governments uMppO@1s,
THE question N now presented plninly,
whether nv n0l lh0 negotiations HhNll
IN We0ndad Win " dnaiHin on tIla
lnlll,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
NOlOpnhD iupMblIOnnH,

Dnnyop, Ropt, lA-uTho republican
state conventions platform applnnds
lho foreign and domestic policy W Tho
present DntlOnnl administration, md
Tho course IN Tho SENATE OF BdWnpd
W0lG0II, Much ~ tho plntrovm WINS
Devoted 10 pIntn nlTnlrH Supplemental
resolutions expressing Hympnthy rOp
Tho HnlVoAtOn hnlfnpnpH were presented
md adopted, Tho following nOmlnn'
lions were made by n0elAmNiiOnl FOp
lieutenant governor, Fepay n, Rider Of
Ynllnvldj Tor aoopntWy OF state, Joseph
w MilAom or Canyon Gltyl yoOH'
llpop, OpR0D Albums, Of aund June
tl0nl mNdllOG JRAnes y, Murphy, ~
AllMlI attorney general, Charles W,
Wlthr0W, OF Central Gity,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

work ten hours n dAy with u eonser
OMpnt MnpaasA In NMninHs Thasa
men Wnrn mnDrNnlsnn And hAd NOi
presented my grievances, 4'rnn III
iia declaration mNle before the atplkp
wAa Opdepml thN Philadelphia N head'
lDA company today brought IN mules
IA thu a6plnnn IN tho Two mines nnnr
ahNmOkln Tint Ind boom plOAad by The
Alplkp and nnnompnh IhNt lhny Wnpn
permanently abandoned, This nntlDn
mnkns N npnhsaApy for miners WhD
Formerly worked IN those e0lllerlns 10
Aank work nlanWhnn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
TrONbln Al IiknnA valley

Harrisburg, F0,I HopI, lAml'rUnble
" brewing tonight IN lllo hllnnR Viii
10y region between union and nOnl
NilOn anthracite miners DvOr tlle pnl
.tNsNl Nv Tho lnNn M WillinmAl0WN III
AOln Mo alriho Mine employees IN Illa
l"lglHhl0plnH towns NJ hlkenH md
WloOnlaoo nro Oh strike md threaten
10 compel lho. WllllNmntoWn nNn III
aNlt work. A mooIinR NJ williams
Town mon WIN hold tonight, M which
II VIM decided ~ atand nHn against
any attempt on Tho pnpt NJ ll0 atVlk0pA
~ f0pne lhnm 10 t0ID In Tho strike,
tlherlt HOLT lOdnS AwOpe IN 100 dopu.
lIna, who VIII nol IN conjunction with
\ double lOpnn Of WntnIInnn on duly
NJ Wlllamat0Wn OOlllepN, A m0uIinu
ol strikers WnH aln0 lGld tonight MI
blk0la, MI which N Win resolved III
tlnDd firm fOp Tho demands mNda by
iho mlnorA' union. And nnn avery hOlir
Opnbln effort 10 lndnm WllllNmWt0Wll
mnD 10 Join them
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
(iOnbNI MuWinp vpAljMDnE,

Frankfort, N.Y. Hepl, lerasThp pros
nenti0n concluded lIa direct testimony
In oaaa NJ james Howard thlH after
nOOOn, Bon Hnke, " atnblabOy, COP
pObOpAlnd Down dninA I'M 10 SEEING
Howard nm from penp on tho state
house grounds shortly after thp shoot
Inv, james u, Daily nnd NJ q, Apmu
strong testified W seeing Howard
alnll linz on tho Steps 0f llo executive
building Hint morning, A, N, Oult0n,
ono OIL tho alleged MOnHplplOps, went
over his FORMER Testimony, which IN
directly affected Howard, ite claimed
!lnt Howard exhibited o@aptpldRes 10
him and AlaO pointed significantly 10
Il bgokon pNllnA OF the fence. O0ltOn
mid lo asked Howard whit Ing monnt
by This md tho lNttnp tOld him 10
nnOt pak 40 many damn fool Quos.
tl0nh,h Defendant Will lRha tho stand
~ Tho first witness IN his own behalf,
lilo claims M nllbi and lhe attorneys
fOp lh0 defence INV They will bring
overwhelming proof llAt Howard
WINS standing IN front NJ the HOnpn OT
Tpnde hotel Two AQnnpNA AWAY from the
aooDo of Ilo lpaaony when Tho HllO0l'
tnA DGlliVpnn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
Americans ARnNDsl hlnyHt

SEATTLE, H0pt, lH#~Hh0 details Or N
plot which, " II Ind boon auepoaaruI,
would probably hnye resulted IN tho
mnp0Onfng W murder NJ dnO, y,
HObopIA and R0yon Americans, nbOaVd
Tho alNnmNp RnllOn while On route 10
work n o0nooNHlOn IN Russian territory,
hayo maehoq thia Oily from Nome,
Thirty Russian Hlnya, who were IN
poAlity GOaaNGk soldiers, planned tlo
naplnm W th0 Al0am0p under lh0
leadership Of n HnAHiNn engineer by
thn name On D|ndOnO0dll0l, That
IhaiV ntt0mpt dld not auGN00d WIN only
owing 10 tl,n aaaneily and courage Gf
Americans m pitt0d aaOint Elay onD'
ming nnd tVNNph0py,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
Mr., HANNA IN CHICAGO,
AndrpAum Business Men AMI Their Mn
NlDApR

NV'IE'NN'' sfNHFVsN" "HU WHV sVHEF WV
plDbpA
HhloNAO, anph lAumhapMtm Hnnnp
M noon lOnAy made M address 10 AAyi
opnl Thousand down town business
mon md lhalp employees M tho rooms
Of Mo OOMmopolnl Mckinley club,
tte ARid In paptl nf0n viii find my
tnAI IN tho latter " acceptance " Tint
Apont apostle on Personal---very. VII, Bryan,
N IA hlA lnat onpd, md he beaina hiH
lntepealhlH Appenl ~ lhn people 0f lhn
Unllnd hlAtnA by telling what IN
knows about trusts, Az Tho knnAnA
Civ convention there developed wide
differences Ot opinion IN tlH dpmou
opntlD pnplp NJ 10 Whnt IhNN should III
Dp 0nAlll. W 10, nnl various pilgrims
10 bllpOln found Bryan very nOHnay,
na well no might hnya been, since Mo
narrow nAH 0l ono veto VI. Tho n0nynnn
IlOn meant Tho anyinH W hlH pot hobby
" FREQ silver HNJ how hNa W been
since. lllat NDnVnntiOnF IN MI hla
apeeuhos. during hla NRMpAiAn In lAA
nlAd0 only The mpeht references 10 free
silver, Hut hn l00k Np nn0lhap Issue,
ono which hA lNb0rpd In Washington
10 mnnnfaetnpn, Ha anyp. positive
orders 10 pnpInln members 0f OOnAppaH
10 vote 10 pallfy tho tpoaty with Apain,
hnd E0p tla peAs0D thAt no Nigh! hhye
M lMnlanhpF chance ~ nttnGk the ndH
mlniAlnNllO1l wish p0Nld have to-
Aoth0p Oh lhlA platform VI i, Bryan
and SENATOR H0np, tlnt onoll might
TOLL hlA pnAaODa Tor opposing '0kpnllu
al0n, or imperialism Hennt0p H0np
would convince y0n thnt lie Opp0AnA
II from CONSIDERATIONS motives, bnt N
on NIL other points united Win lhA
pnptN from Which no differs IN thnl
ono loapooI, and ThNt he N Il supporter
81 VIM Moklnloyr Wlth These Two
together, ! would tonp Tho mnah from
tho face Of that hyp0oplIa, VIM, Jr
Hlynllr tGheepB md hlaanA), Bryan
Ina nApnnn 10 push lh0 silver laalle hng
nnlAo ho wants 10 onIpF New YORK. nnd
HOnl0 QlllHp enHtlln hlnlahr lin Iplnn
imperialism md made from ly6 10.
llFlN speeches Il day, peap0naea grew
I'M loAA hll lnAH every day ~ hla
trump nln lnal 0np0 nlin wa VIII hold
llM down 10 llnt Issue nlld on every
side Of NJ
~ would lilie Bryan 0p my other
democrat 10 TOLL mo Whnt n trust III |
there III moi n trust in Tho
United Alnteal Thopa n n nationnl
and In every alnto lhOpo N h Inv
NHnlDat trnata, Vhoy cannot nsisI
md every Inv aaAinat trusts, national
Op alNt0, llaa beon Tho product ~ pep
publican Inv makers and lin credit IN
ID Mo republican pnplyl have no
objection 10 dOmOopats opposing trusts,
!lOy hnve n0t Aot my pnlenl on
III Hpynn Will alMld on my platform
Ihoy make lm him, ride my hobby,
Indopse MY Issue, yea, he Will oyon
abuse mo I0p Tho a0lG purpose OF bOinH
PRESIDENT ThAI la nll ho wants,
LOhapHl nfOu nVN NIL plAhtnD Won,
nnl MI llHlI, fOr tDlk fOp thG thinaa
know, nlll d0n't lio, either Cast
your VOTES IN yOnp own interests and
mol IN Tho interests 0f Hpynl,h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
Wnllaraaa In UhIDnr

h0ndnn, Aapl, w. dlpO ~ muwAf
mlHlt IN ,0AIlnIod Wrilnidmt WIN
ll1 arrival NJ n0unt Won WaldpranO M
nlina, II hna0pna mora imlnrlnnf nv
dnelamIi0n M pnliGg, yot IN hn iasned
by my M Tho alli0h Az Tho Daily
hnWh mmaFhHt MGnHmMpy'A nirGUlNp
nnlN hNs turned Tho tNhles M Hnasin,
whose evacuation W0L0snl Ind Inl
lnrnmK INTO an awkward G1ulGr,
hnW W HRsain esHenlF N thn dnFHMo
nate, sim VIII IN unable M a0nlipHp
n p0se m lhinala ErGal and farHiving
frlnnd M sllR VIII Ivy harseN 0JNn N
II flnFan M m1nnlnR positive NAMdif
Hen m farce, ~ ThW Handm morning
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
1lDuHh mn JtUtIp,

Bnito, Hopl, laumTho social domO'
Npnla held tllGip aInlA convention llOvO
Today md nNmod n ticket with pvopl'
d0nllal electors plNdgNd 10 l9uHnlo Y,
DNbA 10Y %ppoaldhnh NJ, u, t9lll0t WIS
llnlnnd fOp GOllHpnAh nnd u, w. FOk, ~
Butte, fOp governor, pn0tlnnlly II lnll
State Ilok0l WIS nnMnd,
hnnyn |piNhpn9lmlh m,d vii around
mnndund mon WllO hDyo b0on follow,
Inv llo hOoaoyolt spOOinl wepn% arrested
hnpn IOdny,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
No Concessions as Vet hem
MithaF side In Anthracite
Goal Troublae
QUIET AT HAzLEToN
In'ewos1Ion BY lNIpd Party Stems
TN Only Hope OF Filling
thu llvpApl,

Hnslnl0n, Pm Sept, lB@'rhO souQDd
+. dAy NJ Tho anthracite o0Rl strike Inn
' Mllad To bring forth anything Tint
WOMld lend 10 Tho coming together VI
ihn OOAl operators nnl llA atplhlln
miners Neither side Ina approached
Mo OtllNp Nnd IN TAR IN eOnld bn
learned tonight there Ia no such move
contemplated, by 0lerAlorA or thnlp
employees, Unless There IN n bpenk III
TIM vAnhn 0f either seems tonight
thnt Il third pnrty will have 10 slap
INTO tho MnAOh nnu NV 10 brlnu Tho
Two forces together. Who llAl thipd
IMwty VIII bn And Whnt methods viii
jM pNpaued with thNt end Ia Wow no
ON IN Touch with the situation nnn MI
lhlH time Ansy All wnA unlet IN HnNnlr
ION tOdny, win lhe exception W II few
petty oanaH W breach Of peneel A
crowd 0f mime workers, Numbering
about ono hundred, marched from Mo-
AdOO through lhe south Alda lOlnN
bMt OAHHnd no lp0NhlOl All townsville
seventy liivu men NJ work llod upon
lhNlp NlpponGh :.
DLstiipt No, Y, which includes NIL
Tho HAAlol0n region, hold u secret e0ns
ference today 10 devise WHY'S md
mems Oh rNphlNrlnH tho interests OF
NtplknvH, A central oOMmlttNu COM
posted 0f two delegates from .oNOll Oh
mo l0pNl NnIOnH Va Tho dlAIplcl WIS
appointed 10 gather information for
tho NAo of President Mitchell,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
H""H |"-T| ~
HO0AEv ELf AT BUTTE
Thu NOURh Mlnnp nnu pNpIN Given IlnnrlA
.Menpll0D IN ll,a MlNlnR Gllv

Butte, Hept laundOyanm HOOaou
yolle special lpnln arrived lNv0 about
! O'Clock lhlA afternoon ann Tho nOpty
WIN greeted worry warmly. A nnprinH
lldo From llln station 0r, Tho Northern
pnglllg 10 Tho Butte h0lnl, about n
mile distant, WIS II nAItaplnH demons
nlpntlOn, The htpeOta were linod with
po0plo Al IhN hotel Governor Ho0po,
Volt appeared npOn Tho balOOny nnd
tho crowd. bal0W ontip0ly nlI0d Tho
street. IN front ~ tllp ll6lol and for
nh0nl n hl0nk IN every direction
Governor hOOs0v0N Waa urged 10
AponA, lul lo doellnod, but ANld lo
would ndhpNaa lll0 people MI tho
Columbia tMdon IN IhG oyoninHr
00toGnW i%tO0aayelt'a hpaoial train
VIII leave lor POontoll6 tomorrow
morning 1he ImmGnee Columbia
unpdon WIS entirely nllOd In Tho 0y0nl
llA nil standing room waA NJ n mnm.
lnm,, Governor HOOWvoll apOh0' hoV0
nuhfly fhpnGEunWl0pa Of nn llOup,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
EMPEROR OVERRULED
wUElMImgWN
Count Ven BulleW'a Meta to Pew
aps Medihas Wllhelm's
Instructions
HANKoW CONSPIRACY
Nanw 'Ise Nieppoya In sympathy
win tho Empress aNa
Prince TnNn,

Berlin, hppt lbzaNha publication o
Count Won Bull0Wa' ulppnlAr note
which Wna mAia In Tho NDpd DNNtph,
Ahaunn, Wna decided NpOn In order II
lnt jhe world ane Tint Germany hnl
nothing ID hide ~ hop dealings II
uhinM The note shows Tint Count
Won bnllOWA' moderate and pDnaepyAr
live views regarding China hive now
tpinmphed over Tho empapop'A more
expansive policy,
phn NpaIahinNe IN chilling attention
10 tho pNssnHa declaring Tint whole
snlp executions mn contrary NJ Chris
tim warfare, tomorrow Will my
nVhta ~ IN. striking opposition 10 lho
nmp0pOp'a instructions 10 departing
troops 10 Apnrn 30 one and 10 take M
WlAOnnph,
l. hi Hung Ginning, according 10 SHINING
hni dispatch ~ lhn bOlnl AnsnHlp
Womisdd Dp Mnmm Won Aohwnsonn
hlnin German minister 10 0hinn, TINT
HMpnpm KWnnH Han would return 10
pnhln Dnl IN ADtn tbs WOnld lonl 10
tho establishment 0f another HOvnpnr
meDt in Vim NN, hAs proof 0f This,
snys TIM correspondent, hl9Nvl vi
pointed on thhI u conspiracy WINS POS
Gently discovered w Hnnh0W whose
nlm VIVA tho pproatNblIAhmnnt Of lhn
emperor Tho lnthpONnmpDt Of tln pmr
mnhH regent, and execution w Prince
NnAn, which therefore oOinelded with
I'm aims Or Tho mites, Wna aQneIphon
by Tho Yang l'an VlNarOyA, bHNnNaN
tlny nl.l sided with tho empress regent
Mnl Prince Tnnn,
Tho tekt ~ tho lel0Rpnphle noto IN
Tho North German ansette gives Ia
IN follows n1'hA government ON Tho
emperor holds IN n preliminary 10 Nnr
lnplnR upon diplomatic relations with
lln Chinese government lhNt those
pnpaOnA must be delivered I'D who
have proved Ia be Tho Original md
lonl lnHtlHnl0ph OF the QnlpaE0A AgninsI
International Inv which hnyn occur
rod NJ Pokin, The number Of those
who were merely Instruments IN Nnppyn
Ing on OnlpAHeA W 100 Hponh whole
Hnln executions WOnlh bn contrary 10
conscience mnd tho piponmE
STANCES W snGh u HpOnp W lenders ems
NOT he completely nHoeplnlDedr HNl
tho row, w|lnAn guilt N notorious
should M delivered ~ ann punished,
Representatives ~ tho pOWopa w
fekln hp1 IN n position 10 HlYn 0p bping
forward convincing evidence, h0ap
Importance, nllnohpH ~ llla number
punished lllnn 10 their character IN
phl0r inallHntOpH nnn lenders,
Iho government b0llnynH III can
OOnnI on Tho nmlIy OF government IN
pnunpd 10 lhla point in 40 mnNh IN In
tO lilo iden M 1nat ntOn0u
monI would hn equivalent 10 indinopn
oln0 10 n popoIition on thN crime, The
government MON0HnH therefore, Tint
Tho governments concerned should M
alpn0t their Representations MI pehin vol
lndlGnlo those lnadlDg Chinese person
naoH from Whose guilt Or lnHtlgpting
~ popVoITnlll p On!rnHoH VII donhl N
lAlHnnd) Won HnllOW,n
Ille note llna bnen annt IN German
lmbRHahy NJ Washington, hNDd0D,
~ Petersburg, hOmol Vienna
md TOklO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
Warn IN MOthGpA,

M0fhera M children affected Win
ffGnp nv. n HGpnm lnld Mood Dat tlGal'
toto NJ NdmWlatW G|bNmb0dmn'F NnuaIl
Kennedy w M0nlnlnH, M nplniA mn
lnrntlp, In my form and may no Hlyen
M mnidenny M fine babe m M IN nlHltr
Vhag FGgt aNngesa that Inns ,AtlGnded ita
lea IN thG Healnaat M colds Apd er0ng
Inns won fnr N tbn appr0y0 Nnd RIgien n
Vla. reneIged Throughout me United
flntna mad In many hMlHn lundat Fnr
fsplp ny HhRpplH UrNR WI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
ti0Aalp lrO,n phnnlaiphin

Philadelphia, Aoptl. lsHzglW lender
NJ tllh NtplNO hhyH M lll0 and 0f ANGOnd
dny That 4, 1000 Or laL 900 minp work
evn IN lhn anthracite O0al neldA apo
lnh No representative NJ tIO mine
operators makes " statement fW lhalI
Side on matter, but lle individual
Mlnh OWNERS dispute Tho RtVlk0pn
nHuvnA, anylnR lh0Io MH m0po inuIl MI
work hmm Tin union InadNrn VIII NIL
mill VIM HIST advnnnn In tho Wi0n
M e0Nl M n result IN Tin strike WIN
lnRda NY Tho philadelphia and HEAD
INV oollppllY tqany, WI annlA poV ION
promptly Innl hy l0Nnl dnnlNpA who IN
0v0NAed ihn pyiOn ~ consumers M
O0ntA n. t0n A glQNq nplMavA IN lhn
otherwise penO0tNl hlplzgn IN thn
tllNpN MI n paIl0Fl fg0m HurlAhupH ilNt
Mttnv feeling IA developing hmlwnpn
ullOM and ll0HFNNinn ln1n IN Vino
hknnH distrjlL l0NAtnd m tba lplnr
md M NAHplln county and Involving
Nh0Nt Y, moo mine WlFkaptf A. GnDHnAg
flHN wAs yAlHnMlttF. HFall0d hnnl
nnill0gna M llW Hphiah n0gl Mld nAvl.,
eNtlN alInJnnK w I'M peHl0n. WnNf M
MNNahEl lhHnnk, vine VIII l%HNfnAfihr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
STATEMENT FROM MlfoHEL ID,


HnseltOn, PD, Sept lamuFOllOwlnp
IA n hlnlnmenl lAAn0d by President NIL
Ohnll on behalf Or llN atplklnH work
Oph nHnNlnlOn, PNnnAl, RnpIi W,
hllb N INA Mo- NJ HepoplA lhVn hrH
rived M Ohp office from districts N0Al
u, mud v W Iha anthracite coal ror
zion show lhnt There llnp loon grenl
noOnaalOnA 10 lllO rNnka on Tho AllilsopA
today, III district Mo- VI tinNoll0l
region, not loAn Than llhO0 mine work.
ORR Wh0 mlDOd EoHIapdAs failed 10 pOn
port l0p work lllR morning, thus lna
proAhlnH Tho total number WI AtVlKorA
from {, 1000 Ia 1000 today Nh din
!piet No, y, AOlNylllll, our forces
have ham augmented by 1900 mine
workers, In addition 10 IhN no, 600 pes
ported Yesterday lhN altNutlOn In
districts Mo- /, E|AOhAWAnnN wyoming,
" practically lln ANnln I'M on the lpul
nnE w tho strike, only 700 men pnn
mining MI work, IOlAl number IN
men Idle $1,000 From every section
81 Mo ahtllnOlI0 V0Hi0n ap0 reports
Indicating lhAI mNOh dissatisfaction
prevails among those who lava up 10
lhlA llnln ,fnilnn 10 nnpllNlnMta IN Tho
A!pike md N IN confidently uspoolnd
!lAt tln number M work VIII grow
lnAA with onpll succeeding dNy until
llle MlaeB HhNll Oe o@nplalelH el9sod'
lAlNnnd) John Mitchell,
PVdAldoit United Mine WovkOpH or
Am0rlnnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

papers have little bnt praise for what
N nAllnh ngnpmaDy's admirable note,
Tho Times R0Aa No fap pA 10 wish that
Tho credit for making such d proposal
belonged ~ TRENT Britain Tho Morn
tna Post nl0Dn, IN n n0Renl AMI well
FaAsOned nhttOpAh points 0ut II grave
ObJaOiiOn, mmnlyl thAt II The rnnl
authors nnd lnAliRntOpH Of The uprising
AhDnll prove I'D ha ldaniipal with tlp
personnel W the Chinese government,
II rnn hpaly ha expected Tint they
will deliver themselves np md II Tho
Chinese government should bn deAlgp
mated w guilty II Wonld bn under The
hMn ~ tho powers, n condition Of
things only formidable by The conquest
Of llllM ~ n revolution producing N
now government, nphnpefOra, y sAyA
tho MORNING Post, ,'the powers should
MrNfnlly weight IN mnttep before
committing lhnmAlayns,
non thn evn Or IN Hung QhnngH dNS
pnplnn snys tla Shanghai oowaapon'
lant Or Tho Only NkpWesa, wiring yeap
tapiDy, nh1 received strongly
wOpd6l oNbloApnm from Lord hRlisr
bury, declaring Tint thu British gov
eminent WOnld Insist mon Tho palnpn
Ot Emperor kWADR HRN 10 Pnkin IN M
absolutely essential condition NJ peace
negotiations, without which Tho dis
solution W Tho Chinese empire WINS
inevitable, Lord Salisbury Informed
l1npl Ll thNt Tho allies desired 10 pros
anpva 0hinN, bnt Tint nothing would
divert thMm from theIp N~pev0nnble Inn
tenllon Of furnishing those responsible
t0p Tho ONtpARes, whom they would,
VI necessary, pursue over oil 0hinn "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
A liNplDnn Demand,

Berlin sept lR~r1'hO foreign Oli0o
llaA Hpnl IL Nipnnlm note tO MI Tho nOW'
NpA announcing tlnt tho Chairman EOy'
npnuD0nt considers Ihnn M indt4lMnni,
bio mnliminnpy IN lIN b0HinniDH M
Mn1n negotiations with China N tho
doll gppinE up M those who Wnm m'
HlOusibIG fOp Tho OutvNNnh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
WnlnaInea NJ MnnM AnnA,

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nlNnlpnp hDNhlnn arrived lnW WIN
Marshal Won WnldnvHAN Mld stnff, VhN
fold mnpshal lMldnd mud WIZ received
by n annFd M honor MI british HO0pa,
We nindN tIm uAnnl official Mlla, W.
VIII lhta nynnlnH H0nnnd w shnligllnt,
Ilnunn tO Vnkni
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llnal tlnnMIngp OiyilmI,

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otto pOnl operators mead nApnnt no mid
from Tho bllnmlnOQa operators IN their
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IMeNt. NlahnNH In Alplon,

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graph published Ih0 following from
hOrenN0 Marques dated yNalpVdWl A
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nna WIHa, qllghk, cured W Hammer
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Chicago eagle., 1900-11-03
ing shortage of men In the British army
and n satisfying ferOcIty,

ing shortage of men In the British army
and Il satisfying ferOclty.
The entire story grew out Of the fact
that one British regiment, the Duke of
Edlnburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles,
really did have attached to 1t an int
mense babOOn us the official pet of the
soldiers. He had been caught on the
Fraserburg road, and Sergeant Pearson
took him under his personal charge. II
was not long before the man-llke ami.
NAL had made himself at nome. and
after the first engagement. he took a
positive delight In the sound of artil-
lery fire. When the troops were cross
Ing the Vaal River, General Warren
rode up to the officers of the ID. u. o.
VS. ana demanded, In hot rage, wha,
In the name of the God of War he meant
by leaving the wagon with the mems
kits in charge of q monkey. lnvestiga
tlOn showed that the conveying soldiers
had missed the road. ana that the ba
boon, who had stuck to the wagons
was working bravely, picking up the
kits as they rolled of and holding fast
to movable articles that We're bOunc
ing up and down wildly, as the wagons
jolted along the rocky road.
Not long afterward the monkey was
playing with the men In the Maxim de-
tachment when the Beers attacked
tiercely. A terrible fire was poured In
on them, and the colonel and several
men fell mortally wounded. J0cko. In
stead Of scamperIng away, initiated tht
action Of the survivors and sought
cover. He found 1t behind an upturned
leather bucket, and remained there
Chicago eagle., 1900-11-03
should Avoid Certain shades.

A famous Partisan dressmaker de-
clares that blue aud pink Of any shade
whatsoever are fatal to the beauty of
u woman with red hair. lie refuses
pOIntblank to use even the most frugal
touch of either color, no matter how
earnestly his red.haired patrons may
desire them, and tells them with deep
regret but unyieldlng tirmness that only
black aud white In judlclous combina-
ton. soft, warm browns and delicate
puppies are permitted to them. Another
Paris dressmaker says that there Is a
touch of green In every wOman's col.
oring, and that he makes 1t a point to
discover 1t and to bring that especial
shade into the finishing of the gown.
He also adds touch of white to every
costume that issues from his atelier,
claiming that all c0lors are improved
by It's cOntrasted effect.