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New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
EAsTERN LEAGUE.
HARNESS RACING.
uAcKENsACK TRACK RECoRp RRoKEN

HACKENSACK TRACK RECORD BROKEN
Hackensack. N J.. July p (SpeciaD.-Ths Hack
ensack Driving Association had an interesting and
successful meeting afternoon. the trst OF the
season About fifteen hundred people saw ths
races all by local horses Summary:
MATCH RACE
Minnie Deere.
Holberton's Might Cyrene.
Time-234. 2:41
PACINa-2:2O CLASS
CramfOrds Bonnie kirkland <
BaldWn's Frank F. = 4
T1me-2:29ls. ass
TRorrING AND PACING-2so CLASS
Lydeckes's Hannis Ayrs a
c0s : Leroy Time-2:Ss. 2:2s.
TRorTING AND PACING-2:4O GLASS.
Terhune's Miss Nancy
Van Buskrk's Emily
Tme-2:33:s. 2-S2
ESimbau C lowered the track record i've seconds
bv going the mile 2:ls 4-5 and the fouryear-old
TI,cinda made q trial half in l10aS. A half mile
heat team race between AtwOOds Car and Mate
and W T Knapp's Cyrus K and Marion Russell,
was taken by Atwood in IN and llS.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

. o o o o l O 2 s-s
o l I o / o o o O-J

srrorsNSt ToUis . NsU-Yorz IeTr On b,ses-sr
Louis, 9; New-York 5. First base ballsOn Wehyne.
l; or Doheny. g. Struck ourBy Powell. l; by Wehyue
l. by Doheny. ? Stolen bases-Burkett, KeIster, Van
Wild ,i.-' -Doheny. Tule-2:0O. Umpre-Terry.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22


The New-York Club visited Staten Island yester-
day for it's return league game with the Livingston
Field Club, and sustained defeat by w1ckets.
After disposng of their visitors for total of 30, to
which W. V. Hughes contributed hard hit q, not
out, Livingston got within two runs Of their op-
ponents total without the loss OF a wicket Rain
then interrupted play, and when the game was
resumed NJ R. Cobb, who. with H. E. Jackson. had
done all the getting, was bowled before the
winning hit was made The totals were; New-YorK'
The Linden Club. of Camden. N. J., visited the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club at Bayonne and were
rather easily defeated by 76 runs f. F. Kelly was
In great form with the willow for the Kncker-
booker team, and put n by vigorous hitting r.
n. Astery also played well for q. not out. while
A V. Clarke proved the most successful bowler,
and took three wickets for five runs. For Linden.
w Bailey and ]. Allen were the most successful
batsmen The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
BASEBALL.
INQUIRIES CLEVER RUsE MAKES VIM
MING RUN FOR BROOKLYN.
GAMES YESTERDAY
THE RECORDS.

St Louis s. New-York 3 Philadelphia g. Pittsburg o
brooklyn g. Cincinnati 5 Boston. .; Chicago o
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
The yachts finished as follows:

Affair 4I433; svce. 41ss5: Persimmon, 4;S2:O7;
Spindrft 4:34:O3; Raider, 435:21 Sis 4:3607; Mira.
l;s7 :o6; Colleen, 4:3s:15; SCAMP 800 Cicsda
45221; Dot 454O3 Snapper, 454 20; Thelga, 4:565t;
Rochelle 4:57I1; Amomo. 45I:4 :46; Alerion, 4:5855;
Dipper. 4:59;o5: Adelaide, 51029; Countess, 6mlS;
Mongoose 5:3447; Lotowana, 536 %; Sora. 5:3929;
Kingfsher 542:Cl Sandpfper. SAP %; Nora, 5:422S;
Moya 542OS Sneeke. 6:25:64; John Dory, 6:25 IL;
Prize 6:Z7;49; Freya, 6:33:4s,
The following table shows the elapsed and cor
rected times:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF RESULTS.


Affair wins syce by 1852. Hussar II withdrew.
Syce second prize.
Glass X cruising takes sail prize
Glass mira wins from Katonah by 1:O921.
M-Countess wins from Neda by 23:3I, from
Departure by 80 20. and from Shima San by 34:24
Veda takes second prize.
Glass N-Alerion wins from Oiseau by 39:03
Glass P-Rochee wins from Amomo by 30 sec, and
from Adelaide by II min
21-FOOT RACEABOUTS.
Persimmon Spindrift SO. Raider by 3:14.
SIS by AGO Colleen 8Os. by 9:5s Snapper
by 22:13 Spndrft takes second prize, Raider third
sEAwANHAKA KNOCKABOUTS.
Thelga beats Dipper by 21l.
Class Q-Cicada wins from Rod by o2:lS and from Ok
nv takes second prize.
Glass Rsora beats Moya. 3;23 Palm 9:I4; Kingnsher
554; Nora 559 Nike 500 Sweetheart
Moya takes second prize and Palm third prize
class S-Dot. saiiover prize.
Class T-Mongoose beat Vagabond by 4:29 and Ark by
1886 Vagabond. second prize.
C1ass V-Kazaza beat Kildare by l:5s.
class W-Sneeke beat Barnacle which did not finish.
Dorv class-Rudder beat John Dory by 20:3S and Dud
by
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

INTERMEDIATE poUBLEs-FINAL HEAT.

Union Boat Club. New-York-william Rogers- bow
Ans7n . Belts bow; J J QuilInan, stroke Crescent
Boat Club Philadelphia-Carl Bunth, IT, bow Russell
? smith stroke. Nonpareu Rowing Club, New-Yorl-
George Bates bow; ~. Naughton. stroke.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
HABITS OF HOGS.
EMF@aHN
! TIINv Ann INTNLII0hNT Ahs
! WAYS AND FAAVlDIOVh WHEN /.
VpIhav HAVE A euANOH,

Hogs arm no, stupid, thu ppOyepb and
lha popular mimi 10 Tho contrary DOl'
understanding, nays tho washington
Post, IN herds they npe tremendously
E~paaaplous, They food NM range and
slnpp In gangs, Thulp Ienf beds Ape
baAD0d together M NOON NV FROST falls,
Tho 0ldav animals bNgln Tho hoApInH,
ORd thu pgs quickly fall In lInM Al
npst tho mound IN mOdNAtM but when
eOld or snow lhVNa,oDA n grows m "
by magic Not only loAyNs, but low,
bushy brush ana strawy s0dHe ara
gnAW I'M on and pAVlNd IN great mouths
fills ~ PA,NnfOvne ilU D0d, " No hogs
Ar0 10 slap In II, II VIII bo brpAst hlxll
10 \ MAn before lhn accumulation
poRa0s, Th0n IN sO0n IN flooding N
OvNp thn hogs Mn)O n dNAD for III bur.
row under and bury themselves, head
md OApH, IN I'M depths VhAy lla cross
nnd pile my fAhIOn, Indeed, which
brings ihOm IN nlOsn together I'M DOsAl'
bio, Az tho cold strengthens IN THO
night those upon tho Oulop edges push
themselves under ma between their
alenpIDa mOtps, thus housing them ~
AullOnl discomfort,
A slnlllnH SOW mikes hop own Ded
md )gllls away from II 0@yOpythIDg w,
oopt bnp DlRs, kl0 hoNpa N o0nloally,
vols upon Top, WORKS herself hnlf way
down IN II, mon WhlplA around RDd
DrOnDd NDlIl sl0 Inns Followed for hep'
s0If nnd bOr DIggI0a u HDNg n0sL After
sbp Iles down IN n WIN hNp pIRs strung
along h0p Vide sI0 pIs0a upon h0r fore
logs md Win hop sDOnt nlris tho bod
stnT MI Oy0r Il0r litter Upon n bitter
day mo pigs 10 not lonyo The bed,
Hogs OF avery aOpt Indnod Ito asleep
through tho GOLD unless driven ont by
hunger
Hogs l0Apn quickly w discriminate,
They VIII NJ uD n predictions H1nonl'
Ing when hungry nv sight Of their
hAbituaI feeder you pny 40 attention
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
wJRN aOyBuRp uoO vH0U0H,

Whnlnphp W my DIllmp person, They
also Ip0lD lll0lp DNn Gll)B IN dIHlll'
pnlahpl from lllnhp M other nnlMnlal
Up w th0 region ~ mountains ma
mDDDHhIn0 whisky hogs npo onllod win
lnDB WODd0D nllnDnlH, whose sound "
llko lhnl ~ u hunting horn, bDl moro
powerful 0n1 mupping fDptler Heynr
mn ylRllnDm IN ~ course mo horns
ppasDn ~ being Nv blnala 10 mol
AWDkn0 suspicion Nv W0Ull mo uaUal
mlIlng TNe hogs mngIng Miles ~
mODDlnlDsIdp OOm0 when lhoy h0Dp
Tho lvnDDDI n lIttl0 before daylight
Tor IhNlp DelOynd swlIL but mnnOt bo
fooled by blnaIA Of any other horn,
similarly OD11 Dp0n u llW0 tlvoa
p1l pIgs WApn trained 10 0OJDH for tlatv
morning mUsb AMI milk ~ lhe sound
NJ DlAln most vigorously aDDa, Thny
never Mllpd ~ llonp nDd Dep1, Dynn
though bOlf n milo on, y0t nAId 10 NJ
tnnlIOD whatever 10 any other song Op
sOnnd Another DIa, fpIeDdloss md
oslpny, roll Into tbn way ~ flooding
VIII lhp COWS w peD md Until Do Wls
transmitted lnlO bnnOD answered only
10 mo an|l Or "kOOk GOVT sOOO0kW
AMI slIlI another I00pD01 10 mgnlNto
flooding by llD sound ~ mo blH rnvn
Dell mn Qaln0 GIuDllng MD mll0plnH
W mo trough WhnDnym ho hoard lin
GlHNOE
WINE n INV pIg IN ObOUt ihO IOBjast
GDd mo 0|UmsIoAt Or Qp00tod lblDEs ono
Tenn ADd hungry IN among lhp most
Nallye In mind ODd body A fpavloNa
fOvHgNG tho fence lbNt turns him llAs
10 bp DIm0st bullet md bomb proof,
IIe IonvDs ~ oIImb posi- md mil nv y
dOg G|ImbE 10 thpOW down annhn mil
Oftav tIn manner on bpeNahy NnlttO, 70
0vAdN bAvDe1 Wlm I'M sllp0wdIy m \
politician 0yRd1s tho fUlnllm0ht. ~ u
promise md ~ worm hts WAY Though
everything IN \ mAnnW ~ lUsnfy thu
angry farmer who said, ~ don't know
about \ namnl gOlDE through Tho oy0
NJ u D0pdID, bur N N WnH n hog ~ bot
on bIE dOIDH N every um0V
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
HAD IlOws,

I1noIl ana every breeder lna IIa own
fancy IN 10 breeds, aAln Rnm WALKER
before tho Breeders association OF
Ll1kIng county, ID Some prefer liopI'
shIpps, some IOlnn1aCblnns some Gh0sl
tor Whites, some D~upD1ljQpa0ys The
truth IN no doubt NnGh bpand h0a In
good unAIllIeH Iint The question comes
f0p0lbty 10 our minds which h the
most profitable breed ~ mike u Hp1'
0eas In IlOg missing, Tm DurOajer
Hoy ~ tho only pure bred lOg lIaI VIII
mnhn ills Offspring uniformly Drlep lls
own color IIp WIS pldionIpd u few
yeDpH NEO m n perfect GUplonItyl but,
HE tho Norman horse, h0 hnB become
popular T0dDH |le DUpUoJppsnys
bring better prices Ohm my other
breeds, WIyY Iieonnsp their Offspring
prove 10 DO more profitable Tllelp MI
paplOpIty over some ether bpands Hes
IN several llIDgh IN breeding they
app more prolific, hAylDg 10 equal IN
lhla Tley mike good mothers no dr.
ference how young, Seldom IN a SOW
lost IN narrowing, nnd Tho little ones
IOap no time IN finding their own lnAt
They Apa very hardy hogs and make
good glassapHI VIII lAko on fat NJ any
nge, md, having n coed coat OF hAlp,
They viii stand tho cold winters And
hot summers nm well md VIII 1ap2 for
themselves They nvo nnaIly hnndlodr
They viii make u weight IN show 0On'
dIllOD M y Months old OF 200 10 20
pounds TDey Ilnye bean tried nnd nDt
found wnnIlnM weighed nnd not found
IIglll, tested ana NIL found 10 be good,
mlsOd ana found profitable, bred nll
found 10 be tho most profitable Of MI
bpods Of swine Never hMyp 10 Viii
any NJ lll0m l)9naua6 lI0y IMy0 va
mHDy white spots Tho DupO0lJeps0y
IN n rod hOH ma rod MI over
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07

Took TIE TOWN,

NHsslABs FIRMS tha AMNv Mlysp ANA has
tpAt NhiDHHs Tps0ps =, NNlhAllM
Nv, PBYBRsBuR6, Avg. 9,HaaanepAl
0pOhek0f hAA sent ths following div
pAtab 10 tho WAY efleei
KhAbAp0wsk, any H. Two columns
from HlRg9ystehsnN crossed over ths
AmNp PiVM at y n, ~, under V0l0naly
hehwevin and H~ehaikiA0n, attacked
tha Chinese troops md tD0k tho tOwn
Of bAkbAliD, DDe gym and \ quantity VI
NRnsep cartridges, The steamer silsn'
Nd suffered Severely from rlfa tlye,
Tho ppaDssik detAeNmant nader Colo
MI PfOtan hRDep bOMbArded AiADN with
N mOplAyH RBd tbp Chinese psplled,
Ono Dtlpeg and fya men wsVs BILLED
Rnd tfteeD men Wape wounded, -Four
apMeye1 steamers ma pAepollng sbs
AmnhW
A telegram received from 0ffepbevs,
dAled kAwgkRmsig, 0AsiMpy, IN, The
Trans HAIkAl province, wednesday,
AM J, AAyH
I'm I'm W 'psRt 10 TIM tp0ntisp, ths
Agents, WDpkmep and guards weps INV,
pvise9 AD6 bOmbApded by Chinese w
the AhiHgRn pAsseM Three guards md
one WORKMAN wars KILLED and tw9Dty
wDykmaD Dnd 10 the mDDntAinA none
~ WhDM ms p%etBrn9d,p
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
Aalaatlan ar nrpadin9 nwps,

Tllp QhOInp Or eve limbs ~ IHupADse
tho Hooks HhOnId h begun while lllGy
AvN running Win Tho DavpDt aDd should
be nvst made ~ depend upon WllAl II
known Of llnE Anya The American GNl
HynlOh " sIp llns produced good
lNmbs ana llDs proved 10 lAye DbUih
hAna0 OF mIIk " may bo expected lDal
thls QuaIity IN likely W be transmitted
IN nor awe lnmbH W through nor ram
INmbs ~ lhp Dakt AnD9mltOh Tho
production OF twins or nlpl0ls IN large
W hereditary, ADd lh0 DuInbHv OF sDgii
0An IN ln0panAad by those who think u
d0alnblp NY the knvlDE ~ awe lAmbs
ibHi Npe from awea dropping twins In
n similar mnnnW ono who knows tho
0WaN 0nB choose lnnlIH IN MIXTURE aAps
w, W fntten Aaally ~ ~ yI6ld leayy
nOeG0A, NV they may iillnh most dGslpN'
bic, ana sU0l I'M Ar0 chosen IN Ills why
slOHld bD marked md their develop,
mpDi watched, " lbey show MNIls
lntnv M, thAy mD IN WlIl0d on nDd
sh0Uld bG W WV Ind M lnmbs ana
wanted M jD0vOna0 our nO0h Ivy ~ w
W0uId pAHGry1 W MnUt well grown 10
SOLICIT fpOm, 0nd whom wv made n nnnl
Al0INo WV would be nble IN eve or
v0asOD Tor renewing mah ODh "
might nat I'M n aOOd rnaOn Nv mlAlll
NOT seem w IN others VINO were bulld'
Inv ~ " NAGk nROn n different Win0i
plh hut M aysfHm nv MI Nv worse Ihnn
0ne Thai ~ nlOAnly fOll0wd untN In
fulfs hnve bnnD mnd0 npparHnt NY I'm
mi M Tina
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
The Bears Say That They IN"
tsHd 10 MAks a Stand M
aehad0deFp,
AMMUNITION AND FOOD SNORT
ny Rapid Moves Hamilton Pres
vsnts B0tha Getting Rsn
I%nforesmsnts,
NesDdsnts Of Pretoria Sent Int
Exile for erusIty 10 Brit"
lsh Bubjs9ts

LONDON Ann, hmA special dispatch
from PpstDpja, 1ated SATURDAY, aAysl
deDspAl Christian Dewet IN o0m,
platelv surrounded Deap HeitsbBpg, md
" IN impossible FOp hia fOpea 10 aseape
thpOngh VIM alp0Dg British o0p1On
Wo B00ps my lhAt lh0y VIII make u
nland vi MAehRdOdOpp Vhey mo Short
Of ammunition md food, General Hmm
llt0D, by the Mpldlly 0f hiH moves
meniB, ppevnDtH pnIDt0pepmeDta peapbD
Inv Commandment H0thA
" AppaNps AftRp Vim tpaln oAppylBH
Unlted AtAtea 0OnaDl RtOwe, aHd Tying
Inv Vim RtAys and RWlpes, VIM depailad
MI HmlgappnIb, sOHth M Kp0oDstHd,
00ngeAled B1apa ilped, billing fonR
MnnH residents NJ Ppet0plH bAya bNeD
aaDt lntO estla fm having behaved
gpDelly Mp ahnmefDIly W British snb'
jeels before ~ during the wap Vha
harms M exile vapy, IN ono Instance
ynNghinu Vi yanpB,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
LIVE STOCK SOUTH.
rNvMePs NJ tipUpRtN ami AlKbKsAM
Awake ~ MN ~lNUUstpk,

vWvWWtA W UpUVkW MnU mn
Awake ~ New Industry,
The RESTLESS energy Anl enterprise OF
tho rN,Ilp men Of tho Wes, hive opened
nD M entirely now source u ppvnn,ie
and DpDill ~ TN farmers VI apOrglA
anu Alabama, Anya n correspondent VI
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer lfDp months
tle agents OF tho eAltle men OF knnsns
anI other western states lMve been
s00nvIng every sHotlOn Of Georgia and
Alabama buying every ''pIny woods"
cow AMI steer they could And NJ prices
that were considered fancy by thu
farmers, who had hitherto been glad 10
WI rid Of thalp ''dpy oaltla" for almost
my pploe, Tho railroads have CARRIED
train load after train load 0f these
plney woods oAltlp 10 tho western
ranges, where they have been fAtteDed
RDd shipped W tho slaughter houses,
In fact, tho shipments have baen ~ nv,
Mep0Ns ANA No large tlAt people Ap0
wondering whore NJ many old, WOp
COWS OAMe FROM These sAlps have
brought thousands or dollars Into tho
HvulUJ VuA IHib nuH ussU VWb VuNb w
tho benefits resulting 10 tho section
from Tho enterprise AMI hustle Of Tho
western Gnttl0 denlnps,
The returns from thu aAles hAye
opened Tho eyes Of the farmers W tho
fAll lhAt there N money ~ Dp mnlo Nv
raising eattlp 10 BnlI 10 western dpalnpA,
and M u paHnIt hundreds OF pastures
Apa being bHllt nD nnd enlarged, ADd
breeds OF 0nllIo Tint MIXTURE pApIy md
fAtt9n enaIIS npe being rapidly lntpy'
dN0ed, The farmers figured " OH lIat
" tho western men could pay them u
fRIr price for Dlnny woods pattIo, pay
freight on lllpm 10 tlle western pmDgos,
fattpD than nnd Then pAy another
freight 10 tho pn0IIng houses there
must be money In " for tho buyers,
They ppnsOn tint II VIII be much moro
profitable for orr farmers 10 mIs1 bot
tor breeds Of mtlIo, fAttAD them IN
their own pastures ana snip direct 10
Tho pnoklng houses lbnn " WODld DO 10
continue the present Dlnn OF selling i0
llA spectators for shipment 10 lADges
tho west,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
1,vsvsDts,l n VvAsaOy,

,.n wngmealyy IN9 u. g,..,s .|y,sn MN, ,' ..ss,
E Es", 1' ", .v 4 ,'s's sys,y s sIsEse p ASs ' SS,S'
titled many remedies and DEBTORS bul
v,eA9yIl|y rFsvy woyse until Nrrsa Y w
Wholly cured her, and ehs writes, lhlp
WAFv6lQns medicine Also !nnPed Mr.
Long ~ u severe attack Ut pnepMDnlAl
Much cures DIe positive, pp0Of OF itl
power ~ cure, NIL lhrOAt, chest md lnnH
lpOQblas, Only bQp, and sl0O, .9uaPhI'
leed, Trial bottle FREE W 0hApplss
drug store,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
IJovvss, CHATS,


Nature pv0yId0H il0 hOvs0 Win n nDs
ADd comparatively shOpt 0Oat for suD'
MM w0nv and n nnppsev ADd LONGER ODe
fnv winter Usp, spys I'M London bIya
Stock J0DvDnL vhG animal shNds tha
former covering during No autumn
Nnd lhe Inter during llQ spl0G Vhe
hairs NJ VIM fOvelOGk, mnDp Nnd NIL
Hnd lhe IODE hairs gb0ul tho mugEIa
Rnd 0yas Nvp NOV shGd NO0d grooming
md me nse NJ wgvM clothing gp0Atly
tHpd IN WdnW I'M dIffGv0nnG between
He summer n0at NM ihe winter Goat,
" Whlla I'M 0ont IN belns ehNnged IN
I'M NpvtBg thn hvush 0T 0fllGr mHADs I'm
employed M hWalan ih0 pv0n0sA, I'M
vA0fs M nm mir WIN hpd0n0 Wamaf
Wpey exR0snd M lhA aGft0n NJ thg MN
and MBsnOUpntW VIII bN0Ome SLIM
IAted, WIN tho pRsHIt thNt G0grser hatr
VIII M formed lhRn w0Nld hNye ham
Mn GNsG md nm Winter R0al hpGn NJ
loved N remain nm fr IN NsWal NM
vl0dt Hence fhe sVmMRg G0nl would
be v0HghW HIM wGpld otherwise
have bReR, AHd Nv n%upanrnnle may nv
mare M lRsa sp9IIpd, W pravent
therefore, ANY l0ss M Ra0d lN0ks In fie
NHmmeg nONf M tbRir GnIMnlH Er0eps
whH have IN slMlg RRRearADGRsf lke
tt9sp In Ghgrge M MsNl0RAhlR NarglRge
hRFNGs In fhp IADd0R sfNs0n M, eGA,
erAlW GNfpfW m avoid MHsbtnE NJ
mind gpbblnE mn f0ef while II N bstRs
NM dHrlNE Inn keTi0et
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07

wv exported f4 mitln Mal g0nr yAl'
WAd M Ht,lM Nv GOmpnrnd WIN WI
yRluGd NJ HfhM In lhR npsf luAplar M
Msf yign sAyA thH l0nden Ave Stock
dGHFDRL Vhp I'VE G0mpArlAW f0Y HflRGt,
and MmM aau0ptad IN LhtN yniUn1 MI
flANM egNlnN liKhO gaInhd NJ flA,tNN,
Vhat M plas N MI WlNM M Atsl
aGaiHsf Nh rNlnpd NJ HMtT And that
M Nflv NHmah IN Mtfith gAtuHd NJ
HlNM NEAlnst W,lM vNluRd Nv fl4,'
ML The vatuW M MI AnlmAk RxR0rted,
lRMNdlne h0YsGst Noticed IN another
kAgSggAph was fttM nm AEal0M RAlt,'
)M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
RELEASED ON REQUEST,
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LONDON, Ann nwINld HDbRpIB PRs
p0plR IllnI VI Nl1lfim tQ thD WlBOnepA
lAken dOnnpAl HHnIp nlH0 SoeHped B,0tO
h0pbnh nnd \ Hlna.
lord ltobdpla nadA Ehnt 0oNepal Inn
HnmlllnnJ combining hiA movement tg'
WnlllB .H|hAlnnlhFH, pnHAFnl lb0 ,Hoepa
IN lhe MNHnlHab0lU pVlH1. Thpp6dAy,
hl1nlnnAnl Colonel Hh0daH md
Major III A, Williams .Wepa among the
NJ HitlAb W0nndnD, phg H0epH laft Y
hnnd md aayHpAl bAdlg wounded,
WnpAdRy nlHhl N lpAln VIVA agpAlled
Mnd AtlNgked VI miles aOHth ~ Hp00n'
stadL 4 men belDH lJllad Md u WDnnd'
gur Lard AlHppH0n beDn0k nnd NJ man
Wepn Mnd9 pplB9ngpa, DIV Wapg palaABal
MI the pp0lioBt W the, AMeplRan consul
AenGpal, VINE WIZ IN thN tpalnr,
A H0pp f0PgD WIZ AltAHla1 by H6Hg
epAl Hn0x lnAp the railway b0pth of
Al00nelAat, WedneAdRg, Ann !, RHd
loft lve WRHODs Anq N lDt ,Df cattle,
A dlapAlGh from Hat0rlM dAted ANA,
A, VI n news agency hnpH, Aagal.
nIt IN pepDpted thht aengpM GllplBllAD
Dswet IN Gaad from N shell W9Hpd Vhs
REPORT lAB nDb Bean continued"
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The wolf IN Tim inble pnt ID ,shpeps
clothing because II he. ,lPnvpln1 DN hlh
own reputation he eOnldDl accomplish
hlg purpose, ODlnterfallepAO f DeWllts
Witch, HHyel BAlve ,pONldnt, Aell tlnlV
worthless aplves OD their merits, NJ they
put them ID boxes md wrappers ,)lbn
DeWlltH. look DDt iDp than. Take
only DaWlW'a Witch Unsel bAlye, N
opres piles and Nj skin dIBoaseB, Gimp
pl0 DRUG On
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TOWARDS A SPEEDY END,
lanDVNl Tvsnd nj NspDpls FrOm lhe
hUuth Altman WNp,

INV f0RK,. AnH "a dispRteh t0
pbe WpibHnA from I0nd9H RnEai VIM
news From BOnth Afplaa PamAinp .inde'
NHlva WIN th0 aeRNgAl lyeHd NJ tha
djpNHti0n on n apeedy AlOaa III hOAtllities,
Wbe MHAlep 0f HenGEal HHntRp'H ppia,
0Hapa. ii atlll incomplete, bHt u VIII MP
WoNeb 1000 without, d0RBh
Lord KltahenW IN W. ghArHa on the
DpnpAtlDnH nHgiNat HAnNpM DeW0tB
com MAndO Alla ,the HOY dlVepMNl NJ
Fpe1eplgkslndt hAA been egAllg checked.
The a0plOH4ne4s On lhe lMyestmapt III
General HAdNnIP0W9ll M HHHteUbBpH
IA shown by lile rapid MApgh on Gen,
spAl HnMlIl0n'A g0lHmn Hp, mn p6liGf,
although INpd MatlHel hRd previously
bean reported M hAvlRH undertaken
NM AuluN MlHAiHii
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MnnnH KrnlN LllA NlnnllhA,

HBAVTLB, AnH, MwVhN AteEmshlp
HpMh0ldt arrived from the north with
II WAsppgapA gRd SaOO,DO0 IN tgeA1ppn,
Hnmb0lM Hatea Rnl " W. Hill
bV0HghE 0Rt KIbnODW, " portion ~ "
beinH vino Woaeads NJ the Aels NJ. ftDtss'
WtaVaHt iH Nh, VA, Md0pAdn NnteA IN
ono M Vim plaDeepa nj fhe kloDdtke,
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eEL ~ BRATR CENTENNIAL,
ADDlvspsAvy MI VslAbl sbmnDt NJ AsAt NJ
nf N~nNnInInnnli

~ wv
WARRINGTON, Ang d. President Me.
hlDley bhs approved the PROVISIONAL
PIN gp BIO oelpbpgtlqn Dakt Deoambov
~ the eeDtnHniN ~ thA establishments
Df the aeat NJ government IN tha Dis,
Wlnl Or Columbia, apbmittad tO him
FpIdny by President MepDptlaDd ~ thp
bOapd NJ commerce ~ tbe District NJ
golDmbin, M ehpivMnn Dg tba commit,
tea Oh DIE e%elebpAtlDD, This plan
WOyldas fW n reception by President
MCKINLEY WI mo executive mansion In
Who morning NJ tha 1Ay ~ eelebrRtiOn
w VIM HOvgpn0pA NJ AtAtes, who ma
members M Tim 90mmittee, with ApppOs
WlAle Addpahaps, followed by o0mmoM,
0patlve skapglses IN A0DEp0sa IN NE
A~fteVg00D, md v military And naval
DRpD1a,
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yw0 AmevlawUs KUIsJ,

Nadia. Switzerland, AVA, M",d, y,
WRY md his non and ~ OfhW Amer,
ieAllH accompanied by Mpt De N Hpa,
V0sS0 Without b gpida, When near the
kRmMt MH Way slipped on " stone
md fell oyer " ppeaIpiga, Whp rope Nv
tRahiRg nm ~, I'M MN hpOka md the
1--WE vera kjlled,
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unnlatlA llnnE pElxnnaEA

%F0VMMaNNVM AIT MmTheVa nm
1900 H0W Wis0napA NJ General HHH,
teT'H Gnnln NM 1900. pplaeH0vs Mld Y
0una MI HehepHl Inn HAlnilt0RE aAWp,
There waVe Rb9Ht b,OOO IN VINO QAladan
Valley originally, bpt s9Hie pefnAed w
.AG0Hleae0 III General HlnalDNN AhPRenI
1M and slipped AwAy IN thg nlHlt,
WieN have now aaAf IN, asking tOp
terms III huFpandM
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GbjDA,s VOyllfyMg pOHytMvM

HNVRsMA, AnEt n w1!e HelNleN ylee
GeHHHl nv Tlen VAih N, W. Aetek IN n
diApRtah WV gha FaA Avn A., vim
HllangbM Ann H. hpys ttAt the GhlneAa
IN PeklH RVe fRFtifyNR fhHN Pnsltsnl
0Htxide VIM Hitih lRNAttaM In Rdds
NM Rll fbs members NJ thM Hpltish No.
HAtl9R Are III E0Qd he#ltR
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AaSO Reward,

V0p evidence that Will eDNvlpt amy
person or paFAoDH f0s breAkiHs dawn
my fences, leaving gAtps open ANd lat.
Ting stock Out 0p or dFiyina my M my
si00k from any Of my telds, stock
branded up connected,
lO4'tf George pipYih
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QUEEN VICTORIA NEXT,
Upasph WOlhpuiDsbRw N0Mstn NJ HiN
NnIntiyaA Ilnal,

WFHNNW WTWTHVTETNFTNW VONHVN VI VW
NnIniiya'H Unshl
HUEhOR AyHBs, Avg, M=lnisoppo
gAstRgDl, y mothnpin)aw .Of Bgoaai,
hHs saanpnd paaaage fW M~0Dtnyldeo,
Aftap Milling ~ anGnpp the vetDpD W
pAsaaEe w New fOpk, which ha bpd
pAid tlpaa woehs AH0, He b0aats that
Hpaapl committed d htghly MmmeDdn'
Die dnnd, md AasHpls that DneeD Vl1l0ria
VIII be the Dnxt Victim, Some CLERKS
IN h British shipping office bpve gNye
yaEnpaing thp Qa1on" " " not known
WhRIhap be win mil fW Mopteyideo Op
Nav York,
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IJaU mn %IDdlNDHpOljs,

DBhyBM AM, M-HDvWHW CHARLES
n, Vb0MNS md Wlfe lDft hpva f0p IAN,
aOlD, whag0 they WIN JOIN, William H.
HpgA9 md peyty And pyoaesd wlth Them
w Indianapolis 10 attend tha Dem0'
GpAtig n0ti0nAti0p gapomDDt9s, Governor
Vh0MHs VIII MAka wv speech Ofio!Ally
notifying Adm w. Stevenson M hls
nomination fnV vino viga presidency,