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Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
Ready For the Convention.

The city of Philadelphia has every thing in readiness practically for the quadrennial gathering of the Republicans of the United States ten days in advance of the date fixed for the opening session. All the hard work and all the anxious moments attending the preparations for the coming of the Republican hosts are over, and the city is beginning to dress up to receive its guests. The magnificent convention hall on the west bank of the Schuylkill river is complete in every de- tail and awaits only the hour of noon, June 10.
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
Mr Brvnn Gotpu Fi.btpn.

Lincoln, Neb., June 13.-W. J. Bryan, with Mrs. Bryan and their children, left last evening for Chicago. At that place Mir Bryan will be joined by Senator Jones, chairman of the Democratic na- tional committee, and Colonel Wetmore of St. Louis. and the three will go to Wisconsin on a fishing trip. Charles A. Towne is expected to join them in Wis consin, but Mir. Bryan disclaims any knowledge of a prospective conference on the vice presidency.
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14

FATAL FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Three Persons Killed and Three
 Missing.


 Missing.
 New York, June 13.-Three persons were fatally injured, eight so badly burn ed or maimed that they are in the hos. pital, and three other men are missing as the result of fire in the cooperage es- tablishment of Paul Weidmann at North Eleventh street and Wythe avenue, Will liamsburg, Brooklyn. last night. The property loss is variously estimated at from 5000 to $250,00O.
 The dead are:
 August Benedict, 59 years old, burned so badly that he died immediately after being taken from the building.
 John NJ. Lockwood, 66 years old, died from being crushed by falling timber.
 Unknown man, burned to death.
 The fire was first discovered about 6 o'clock on the ground floor of the big building which occupies a city block. While the alarm was being sounded fhe flames had crept up a chute all the way to the third floor, and by the time the fremen arrived the entire building was a mass of flames and doomed. The at- tention of the fire department was turned to rescuing the people who were hanging from the windows or who were lying on the sidewalks helpless and to saving ad- joining property.
 The building was four stories high, and there were over 100 employees in the place at the time. Many of these leaped from the windows and made their escape.
 The following injured are in the Nor wegian hospital: John Nj. Lockwood, Jr., 24 years of age, son of the dead man, chest crushed and body burned; George Hemling, 25 years old, broken ankle and numerous contusions; John Donifa, an Italian boy, 15 years of age; Frank Co., coma, IA years old; James Hazelton, 34 years old, and August Smith, who disap- peared from the scene. He was not se- riously injured.
 Bremen Joseph Fee and George D. Schenan were also severely injured.
 The police estimate the loss at $75, 900 as the lowest figure, and other estimates run the damage as high as S250 GOO
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
General Grant Rout. Firipino..

Manila, June 13.-General Grant. who led re-enforcements, with artillery, against the insurgents in the mountains east of Samiguet, reports the capture of the rebel stronghold after four hours fighting. The rebels were scattered, and the Americans are pursuing them. Gen eral Grants column had no casualties.
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
McGoyern Knock. out White

New York, June 13.-Terry McGsv ern fully lived up to his title of feather weight champion at the Seaside Athletic club last evening by knocking out Tom my White, the clever Chicago boxer, in three rounds. The little champion never showed better form and gave his oppo- nent no rest from the sound of the gong in the opening round till the referee had counted of the fatal ten seconds.
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
The P..time. of Eishty-three.

Captain John Goldman, who died re- gently at the age of so, was a proml- nent member of the New York Reform and the Twilight clubs and was one of the best known writers upon industrial subjects in the country. He retained his strength and yigor to a remarkable degree. and when he was 70 years old he was accustomed to ride on horse back between New York and Boston solely for the exercise. Innumerable stories are told of his vigor. Two or three years ago he was seen walking brislkly down town In New York one of the bittercst days of winter. The ther- mometer was down to zero. and the wind was blowing a gale.
 Pretty cold. isn't itr' remarked a friend who met him.
 Do you think so3"
 ''Think sol l know itl What impor- tant business takes you outdoors in this stormY'
 Nothing very important" replied the old man as he strode on "I've been skating on the lake up at the paxss~-nsw xerh Psss
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
Conxress Adjourns.

On Thursday the house yielded on the items in dispute on the naval appropria- ton bill and congress adjourned. Mir. Cannon suffered a complete defeat, his proposed compromise being voted down. The closing scenes in the house were marked by great enthusiasm, reused by the singing of patriotic songs by the members, in which the galleries joined.
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
BOERS ABANDON NATAL.
Trek by Night From Laings-
 nek and Majuba.
THIS RELIEVES LORD ROBERTS.
Capture of Passes Is Important, ns Giving a Second Route For Commu- nications-BulIer Now Encamped al Joubert's Farm.

Joubert's Farm.
 have been driven out of Natal. They have quilted Laingsnek and Majuba and fled in haste to the north.
 In brief message dispatched from Joubert's farm, four miles north of Volks. rust, yesterday afternoon General Butler was able to announce that success had crowned his turning movement.
 General Buffers troops on Monday forced the passage of Almonds nek, the last defle leading out upon Charleston flats. The Boers were found there in considerable numbers and had several guns in position, but the Second Dorsets carried the heights at the point of the bayonet, and the Third cavalry brigade effectively beat off an attempt on the part of the Boers to turn their flank.
 This little victory was speedily follow ed up. The Boers at Laingsnek, finding themselves in imminent danger of being cut off, at once fell back during the night.
 When the general sent off his message, General Clery and his division were al- ready pouring over the nek from Ingogo, and they will doubtless rejoin headquar ters near Volksrust today.
 bOers Save Artillery.
 But the Boers, as usual, escaped with little loss, all their artillery being intact. General Butler was obliged to discon- tinue the pursuit and encamp at Jou- bert's farm for want of water. Yet the seizure of Laingsnek is of immense i'm portance to Lord Roberts as providing an additional and much shorter line of com munication to the sea.
 As if to recompense the British in 6 measure for the loss of the Fourth Der byshires, due to circumstances still un- explained, there come tidings that the Boer commanders which snapped up the battalion and cut the railway for 20 miles have been defeated and driven of.
 Meanwhile General Knox has moved out from Kroonstadt in the hope of inter cepting them to the southeast.
 General Brabant is meeting with con tinued success. Fifteen hundred Boers surrendered to him at Ficksburg.
 In the last severe fight near Senekal the Boers are said to have lost Com mandant Olivier, certainly the ablest of their guerrilla leaders.
 General de Villiers, it is also reported, was mortally wounded.
 It is not to be supposed that the war in this district is over, for, contrary to general expectations, the Free State stall warts have shown greater tenacity than their allies across the Vaal.
Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14
Politics Are Getting Warm

In this vicinity. The only time the opposing politicians meet and are sociable is when they meet to smoke and discuss the merits of the "Moon Spot" Cigar Harmony may result if these meetings continue, so that from this date to the com ing September Convention I make special offer as follows: "Moon Spot" Cigars $2,oo per box.
 I have also on hand choice line of Teas, Coffees and Spices, Confectionery and Fruit. A line to suit the best trade.
 ". 1T E22l27lO21S. NgATAr CrD REH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
Ths climate NJ MT spvlMus,

Thu climate Of Hot SPRINGS IA UNlika
thA, NJ my other pAVt Oi e0Nih DN0ktA |
unlike sysD those nearby portions Of
the Black Hills, where Ons would snp.
pOsp ,he atmospheric 0Vndl,iOna would
be pveoiaely Tho sAme, Ths dAys Are
invariably bright Tim nights cool
sudden changes InipeQNeDh And
there IA w litlle humidity one MiAht
ba pArd0ned fDY sAying thsIp N nOh1,
The niF n HinRulNvly pui0 N
teMpia yOn 10 stay 0ntdOOrs III day long,
II sends You 10 bod tired md sleepy,
but Appy, " IOnHss You ID VIM mOpns
Inn Refreshed, lNvinOIA,ad, ready f0p
lhe d0Inss Of VIM day, " AendH Tho
blOgd hnTvSinR thr0NRh your veins, u
makes yga huDpIyI anger IN climb tbe
mountains W walk 10 bAthNj 10
6Anoa 70 % eymything and anything
tbAt N good tor yOn Nest 20 tho won,
devful heNIinH waters, " N the Ona
thing Tint, MOvO thnN my Othsf, makes
VIM weak StI0DR ma lbe SspoDg
stronger,
During July md August tIe BUvl,
iBpIOn Route VIII nm saveral cheap
excursions 10 Iiot Springs
Tbe pnte ~ 0Da faro, plus 800, fOv
Tho round nip Tickets boar liberal
return limit and tbe DuvllngtOD's sal,
viON 10 Tho blnek HIS N uDvivAlIed,
GILL on the local ticket agent 0f Tn
b, N M, II, II, II, md lob him toll yON
what " VIII 0Ost Won ~ make tha tIip,
NM wbaD tbe special rates VIII DO IN
effect,
Beautifully illustrated ADVERTISING
matter descriptive OF tbe Black HILLS
mnil0d Oh request
j, FRANCIS,
Hnneval Passenger Agent
DOn Omnhn, Nab,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

Nicaragua ksissA All nOpsply " Inc
Maritime Canal teMpNny,

Nicaragua ssissA All NOpsply VI Inc
Maritime canal Company
MANAaUA, Nicaragua, Aug \, -The
government OF Nicaragua has taken
possession OF tho property OF tho MApis
time Canal company and removed ths
00mpany's ears, rails and property 10
the interior from Apeylown, under Ar
ti0ie ba VI tho concession,
NHw Y0RK, Avg, A~Ans, 1 WAS tho
DATA set for tho assembling Of tho Nl0s
sVARuK eOAHpess Ia regular session,
One sRbjeet No come up WAS tho o0n'
frming OF the decision Of ths eOuptsand
the oifieiai declaration Of The minister
Of public works thai tim time granted
W lhe Maritime Canal company, wh0ss
headquarters are IN New York, In
which W construct All intepOeeanio
ship canal aeg0ss Nicaragua, Ind ~
pdrsd, and thSt the concession 70 that
company II null IND weld, ~ n prob
abs that Tho seiHuPe Ut the eONpAny's
property hAs been made III conformity
with the decision and declaration above
mentioned, possibly reinforced by con.
gpeaglODal A0ti0n,
The N~loAPNHNaD congress- At the HeA'
sion just begun IA eKpeoted 10 iaku nos
tlOR with reference 10 Tho acquisition by
tha government Oh Tho United States Of
\ halt OF territory 10 or 10 miles wide
across Nicaragua embracing ono Mp
proved route on which W. construct M
|lMlNp0oennln ship mnpl, THIS oonlIJesb
may nlAO infinite itH desire w have mo
canal l0rlitod or D0t, In tho event IhAt
the governments vi Tho United States
approaches mo government OF NlenpA.
gAh on tlle construction by the United
States Oh The canal,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
ppsysn,sA n TpNxsay,

mWmeslyy IgiospS.Iss slSsA NM ss.s tl sss.y
lwo liver, 4, irlRhAiNl cough hAd loaY
kent her awake avery Night ehs hAl
tFled. many reMedlss AN1 1OolOts lAl
YIss9l| rev wv wsI %y'.. sSssl urI:a Y Ho, NIX
wholly cured herr, And EEs WFllss, Wis
marvellous medicine ,AlAN cured Mr.,
ltOng VI \ severe AtAAnN VI pneNMQ*lA,
lSuph cures Apn positive. proof lDf lts
power 10 eNys, MI ,MFMA Ohael And lung
lpOQblae, Only bQV, and giLM .uNApnAs
leed, Trial OOssls isss " 0hADpls's
drug stOPa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

During the olyll wav, ~ well w IN our
IAt0 war With Span, diarphmA wHa one
IL the lnest 'PGHbl Aesonne dlsAiaasaeAa Tin
army hAd W. contend WIN, IN many ln,
stances N bennme chronic Nnd lbn Dll
aDIdjevH 6nll suffer from ih Mr. David
Taylor on Wind ltldge Greene county,
I'Hu IN one Or these, Jle. lses Chamber
Iat6'B Colo, GhOlam md Dl0rghWD lams
ady md Guys he never found anything
Tint would Rlve him 6p0b gUl1A RELIEF,
" IN Tor BAla by Obnpple Drug 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
lssfMssA IN s,savS pskiM

ROME, Aug, IA telegram from
TakU, vim Olae Zoo, July 70, saysi
0The commander Of thD Italian WAR
sIip EIba states that 4 letter from tle
British minister In pekin, dated July
W, gOnAvEas Tho information Of tie Jap,
Nlasn military atta0tl6 tiiat ttitis Chinese
government On July 10 again asked tlis
ministers 70 IsAvs Pskin, but they ".
fnsad,U
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
Wsvs Wwrjsd Nlnstv VssL

KNOXVILLE TENN AuM AmA pres
mature explosion NJ n blast W DnOk'
Town killed viii Paris and James
UavhDiHn, blowing them Y distance f
NO fact md tNAripR than INTO niraeOH'
DlNbIs masses NJ flesh, The accident
Oaenu0d 0D II IiDe NJ rNilvOnd being con-
styuoted by tho Tennessss Copper eo'n'
ItNIjk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

GRAND IONKK, N, d. Ana, N,malclPe
bvOk0 OUT IN Tho general store " Child
h0sa N Gibson vi NJ, Thomas NJ Y D.
M, 0Aused by the explosion Of " HasO.
Inns lamp The antipe building and
O~ODtsnts, estimated nv $4,000, Ape a.
tOtal lOsS, with the exception Of pev'
hans 1900 salvage, VOp \ time the
whole town se0ined doomed, but the
tive department did effective work ana
kept lilo Ars confined 10 tbe ono builds
InR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
Yhal Thpahhlns MssaNeMs

Would quickly leave y0M,sjf YOU nssd
prA klnH'i New life plls, ThodsAnis d
merit tor sl0k and Nervous lleAdpehes,
They make pure blend and build up
yDNp health, Only Nd. peDts, .MOney
bn0A moi cured, Mold by OhApple
Drug l0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

For evidenes that viii DONvint my
person or persons fOI MeAkiHg down
my fences, lenvtMH gates open Md lat.
tina stock Out m W nfivlnu any vi nv
stONk from my NJ my BsldA, stock
branded up 0Onne0tad,
8lOI,lf tle0rns pipria
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
SY0PTHEA ADVANCE
EERlmBNMMuaea8N
Chinese Government Trying 10
Head err the International
Movement
Would Undertake 10 Deliver
the Ministers safely 1t
! Tlen T'sln,
STRING 70 THE PROPOSITION
Wish 10 10 Absolvsd From
Consequences OF Attempt
In Advance.
No Change In the Military Pros
gramme DO Far A. Wa Are
Concerned,

WASHINGTON, Aug, A,@The Chinese
Imperial governments N putting forth
Tho most powerful efforts 10 secure
through negotiation The abandonment
Of the international movement upon
Pelin, Phe oableRrams received NJ the
stata departments from lBAgl III
Hung Chang VII Tend W demonstrate
his desire w secure the su0eOp OF the
ministers w Pskln and their do
livery NJ Tien Tsin " this eRn be safely
effected, trusting that In return tb0 ~
tspnatiOnAl column can be halted, Un'
qNestiOnRbly v proper AssupAl0e Oh the
iafe delivery OF Tho ministers would
nave some effect upon th9 temper ~ the
powers, md N Ii possible tbnt tAe
United States government W0nld give
enp 10 the OveptApes III thai direction
were NOV thu
Attempt MAZDA ny ihs GhiDess
10 impose conditions upon The delivery
that ayo allORethep objectionable, Bnoll,
Tor Instance, ~ " stipulation thA6 eae
Chinese Imperial authorities shall DO
absOlved In advance from tle 9Olse'
auenees OF tho attempt, and tor liability
for what has taken place Ia Pehln, Th0
lat stipulation might DO regarded M u
direct invitation 10 the Boxers 10 muv'
dor The ministers on their why 10 thA
QOast, and, therefore, our government
viii leave IL 10 Mr. 60HBef 'iiiisslf
whether on MOI he regards " Nv safe 10
leave pelin when Tie opportunity "
held Out, Meanwhile there has been
no change IN 10 the military programme
ND fap I'M cur government IN advised
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

Tho Inv holds Dpth maker NM clggNs
lntOf NJ v mNniMflt equally Guilty, yhe
dealer xHo ,sels uyo,N. W. ,aEnAn1 u onS
bAlve plska your life w MAke \ Nlhle
larger pgDllL,, YDn paD NOt MMsl MN,
D9Wllls w lhe only genuine AND Orig
lnnl Witch, Hnsel Rnlys, ", Well known
gup rDr piles md All ,ADlD dlAsAepa Bge
that y0lp denlnl gives yDN DaWllCA
hAlvn, UhApple DpNH Cn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
NN0d IIsMANN I'M IMNksN

DUIdlvH AWE a,wThAye hAys b@eR
nome G0ad AslsK nj Wmtsv IN fhs mav,
hi ftiA psst lew dSys lH OIL NAM0,OpO
Issf bSvleg bssH Mn N sMA pvfass
THINE II mars tp0Hty than nv many
WOpkbS, A,s6 mi nm M MNNi sWlss ssAhts
r. bNve m I'M NM N ttssH W. ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

A gentleman RECENTLY cured Of dys'
pepaiA gave Abe following appropriate
lendeupH u burns fAIn0us DleHslnaI
nHOme hlVe ment ana o0nDgl sat md
some have none thnt want W.. by We
lAye meat, and wy 0an ,,aAk NOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure be thanked" THIS pre.
pdyatllp VIII digest ,wlnA y9n anl "
INSTANTLY relieves lnd vAdlghlly cures ID
digestion, Nnd MI HbOIDADD disorders
G6NDDle DRUG 90, .4 N#l H8J4.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
ii Helped win battles,

TwentyJDine officers md men wrote
from the front ", my tDal tor HepAt0hea,
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds Sore Feet md
htit JOlDta, bu0hIen'a Arnl0l 3alve "
tho best IN the world, BHn,n Tor Burns
hhin BruptiOls Apd Piles, W Gtg,, u boy,
Cure guaranteed, sOld by Ohnpple
DvDN Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
ssw Go,,on MUis In Tssss

HOVYOh, Tam Ana, "a statement
fran tho executive 0tIige w Austin
shows tlAt within thn past yeAv 0hNv.
tsvs bNye han tssnsd fOv tbivtAsn GOts
ION mills In TAsNx with M aggregate
0HpttgI M tL47h, ON Twelve M. tpsHt
mills mn INV In vNvlOHs stNges M a9ms
plati0D md oDs IN IN operation,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

II hAs bean demonstrated by sxlNsis
sH0A Mai sansMMntlOn van ba prevented
ly ths eNFssSs Nse " Dne Minute Cough
cara, ThtAlls the eAv0yitA remedy lbf
coughs, evl1s, eFANp asthma, HElppA AND
~ elsSA9 NAN Nng MQADlss, OuFseI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03

The aOpthlnR ,Anl, healing pF0papAlss
VI OhAMDvFlAln'A NMah R9Me1y, ibs
pleasant slsta and ppDMpb And laplAAnn
ont .DMFAN, hAvn. MMnn u \ HFHAA lAvOvlle
With, Aha people nyeTyWhsrh vF AMle
by OhAppIs Drug 90
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
MENTs ARRIVE
strength NJ lhA Allies nj visN JsiD duly
- M ANnnI lIlNNMi

WI AbDut lT,OOM
TIEk TsIk, Thursday, July v0,~-Yhe
American commander r6gstvad orders
from Washington nov 10 delay the WI.
vance on pekiM He WINS AlsO informed
that heavy achievements ava on v0ate,
Great activity IN ~n0tiGeaDla M Japan
are llead1uavt6pH Transport prepare
Mons Nve being hurried, " IN extremely
unlikely That either Vino Japaneas ON
the British intend 70. M LOW behind tle
Americans, though TIM British pvspAvs'
Mons Ava u long why from eOilplste'
nsss The Jspan8se organization, 0l
Who other hand, esoites the admiration
Of oil,
Ths total strength Of tho allies hsvs
ID $1,000 NeinfOresmentS Sre arriving
daily,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
pErENsE or sHANoHAL
Hsvstsn liOBsHls Ask Admiral ANSNenv
IN fake Charge,

DsvstsD NSBsHis ASH Admiral ASvmsHv
IN fake Gh.v9G
LONDON, Aug, a-#Bh1nghKt tslss
gvsms my th9 foreign 00nSuls mat .Tilst'
dsy and decided M Invite Admiral heys
yNOup (tlviNsh) 10 tak6 charge Ut th9
RhNDglHi dafenss., The United bsstss
eOnHal general, b. OoOdnOw, and the
french g0asni general m, De DesAure,
On. behalf NJ the GOnsnls, vtslted A.
tniv6I kpymOW Md nv promised W
draw No plans md submit them N
GOuleD' NJ Ofi0evs The BhHDghM mn.
DiGliMI council objects 10 tte consular
K0MOD
Tho British Me0Dd infantry WtgSds
tAs lssn ordered w dehavk w Hong
Hong w form \ nyina column w serve
anywhere IN China
BATTLE ON GRAND CANAL,
Osgsvsi slss,s TveaRs kHssss nm N0s'
sns ~ ThGh GhNwi
eHE Voc, Monday. dnIy M, "A tsle'
gvAm fran Gilman wv, aVlttAl M shAD.
FWDG, ssys th#t Ting WIN Hang NHd
some Hlxsps Nve aOmlVE kONtlh n mn
he Wss vNGlHH Sunday WIN fWNnskhk
kHtis ty0Ops WDdev HGusvHl Inn. Deev
etl0h NIl0W, on fhe NgNHd eWHSh gp
kieNts side mn W00ps ware engaged,
end tW0 OfiRsvs WeT6 kttAGd
Alexander drstsg AMaWNHSM
NEW tNAR0k, Mn, AHE A~wAlsksNt
dss aNkt3vt fbG 0HfDgeHHftMH VINO INV
keeH on NH hers fM tbN 1Nsf WAeks
fOS fhA MHfdeE M Eesrs ANh M M Nlk
keyt gNles, hRs tMsH AsjsittsA INV
fnrH. tauk kL4n6 kuil1fxs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
WRIT vAL REIGN or TERROR
Ill Huns Chang Holding Down the Dis
orderly Elements In CHINA

Ill Huns Chang uOldlnk DDWb Me Dls'
orderly I8lHmnniA IN china
LONDON, Ana, AmA letter from Han.
k0w, dated July v, which was received
here represents that Ia Hung
Chang wnA preserving order IN Canton
by h virtual reign OF lorpov, rendering
HIN well hated by tbh ~disordeply ele.
ments, Ito had Iuthlessly prevented
anything In the. nature Of " public
nesting md thus eiYeetnAlly, prevented
my OF the various parties, MI Oh them
animated by hatred OF foreigners, from
coming together 70 plan n rising, Dup
Ing one week he had executed ~ StrAI..
gllatiOn on beheading 10 persons, nnd
d asserted that during hls v~toepOyalty
no lobs Than 1900 were executed, All
suspects, guilty and iDDOepnt alike,
were thrown Into pvisoD indisoUminH
tsly, which In N majority VI Gases were
tRlltRmOnnt 10 execution,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
Msm0vlsI Mar MsstiHs Mv WWmbsrt

OWOA0O, AuN N~-VhA IfNltNnE ~
thls Mty hHv6 dAstdAd w hOld " monster
mAss MleefinH IN ttle NvsNln9Mf tla NV
Wp0D whtah fhA funeral N ktnH Hmm,
tavt Ii held, Al VIM preliminary w,
Wugsmsnts hRva beeB mNds kud W N
OxpaetNd tLat several fh0HNAHd Italians
VII i'm pFeseRL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-03
WoLcoTT HAS AccE PrE D.
VIII AU0aesd 0eHeFNi Draper m AmbHHHns
DIR IN italy

NDF W ItmINi
WASHINGTON, Aug AmMp, Roger
W0l00tt haH accepted tho presidents
lander Of tho post Of ambassador 30
ItAly. Vice Draper, resigned, and his
commission M sugh haA been issued,
MI, DpRpev's resignation does not take
effect fOr about slk weeks, s0 THAT the
nav ambassador win IiOt assume his
office until fall, taking advantage OF
tho intervening time 10 make flying
Visit from Paris no vhe United States,
" IN said Nd ths state department that
Andrew ID, White, United states AI0s
bAsMAdOv 10 Germany, who las sailed
for hOma, In returning Oh \ leave OF
absence which was granted NJ hls own
request by Vim stAt0 department a0IDs
weeks RH0,