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an extension to the Battery We will have that
before long. and then the connection between
Brooklyn and staten Island VIII follow.
When the Controller was asked why the con-
tract was awarded to Mr.. Mcdonald. he said:
1t was question of money and the personal
equation Of the two bidders The probability is
that Mr.. Mcdonald will make 10 per the
of the tunnel will be SS1 100000 If the CON
tractor were to get $50 10000 Tor building the road
1t would be possible for him to abandon II without
equipment forfeit his bond and still make money.
This is one of the arguments that entered into the
awarding of the contract.
1t is said that Mr. Onderdonl the unsuccess-
full bidder, may make a bid for portion Of the
work a sub-cOntractor.
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
yesterday granted an application made
behalf of the Rapid Transit Commissioners for
compensation and fixed the amount to be paid
to each member of the Board at 81, 800. This is
for the period from March 10, 1896. to Decem-
ber 81. 1899. The Commissioners who will re-
ceive this sum Alexander E. Orr. John H.
Starin, Woodbury. Langdon. George l. Rives
and Charles Stewart Smith. Morris X. Jesup,
who is member of the Board. Joined in
the application, but waived all claim to COM
pensaton for himself. He became a member
only May last. when he succeeded Mr.. Orr
president OF the Chamber of Commerce, and
since that time the Board has not had any Of
the onerous labor of laying out route. The
last time the Court allowed compensation for
the Commissioners was in June, 1896, when they
received $1,000 each for the period prior to
March 49, 1896.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
CONGRESSMAN ALEXANDER oU4R4Nr1SED
SERVANT IN HIS FAMILY SUFFERING FROM
SMALLPOX

Washington, Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.- d.
s. Alexander. OF Buffalo, is quarantined by the
health officials in his apartments at the Concord
as a result Of the discovery of smallpox in that
building Ethel Petit. servant OF the Alexander
family, was found by Dr. Woodward TO be suffer
ing from smallpox and removed TO the hospital
for contagious diseases. The other occupants OF
the apartment were Mr.. and Mrs Alexander. As
Mrs Alexander is immune from the disease she will
not be quarantinen. The Representative however,
has never had smallpox and a consequence viii
be confined to his rooms for sixteen DAYS
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
NEW ATSTRJ4N CABINET.

Vienna Jan. 1s.-Emperor Francis Joseph to-day
accepted the resignation of the Ministry of DR.. II.
Won Wittek which succeeded the Cabinet Of Count
Manfred Clary last month. and has intrusted 10 Dr.
Won Korber. who was Minister of the Interior in
uis
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
THE WRECK OF THE HELGOLAND.
STEAMER A sHAPELEss MAss-No BODIES
RECOVERED.

st. Johns, N. F., Jan. 19-The tug Ingraham
has returned here from the wreck of the Hego-
land in st. Marys Bay. A diver who went down
yesterday afternoon found the steamer shape
less mass Of iron, sails and cordage. Her mlz-
zenmast was hurled overheard when she struck
her funnel probably went at the same time, and
her mainmast followed. Her foremast alone is
now standing.
The coast folk who first sighted the ship as
sert that she was on fire she entered the bay,
the flames being plainly visible. The captain
was making for land, to beach the steamer, when
the fatal rock was struck.
AS yet no bodies have been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
4 RUSSIAN LOAN TO CORE4

London Jan. ia Shanghai dispatch says 1T
ia reported here that agreement has been con-
cuded under which Russia win lend to Corea $l2,-
600 O0O of which OOO 600 will be paid Immediately
Corea having unsuccessfuly applied TO Japan for
q loan"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
COMMERCIAL TREATY OPPOSED.
GERMANS OBJECT TO AMERICAN AGREEMENT
WITH FRANCE.

Berlin Jan ls.-The annual meeting of the Bu-
reau for the Preparation of Commercial Treaties
began to-day and Will continue tomorrow The
commercial bodies of the empire are well repre-
sented At to-day's session the Franco-American
reciprocity treaty thoroughly discussed.
resolution was adopted describing the treaty as
..highlv Injurious TO Germany's exports and r-
ran9ncila bje with the treaty Of 1922 and express
ing the hope that Germany would be able TO
carry negotiations on the subject successful
issue. .
t,,tion analogous to the Philadelphia Museums will
be under consideration. The German shoe indus
trv has begun an agitation in favor of a higher
duty on American footwear
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

pEREFCT SERVICE VIA PENNSYLVANIA
ii1hf Ell RAILROAD.
.s 80 comfort all trains TO Chi
caSo 81 Iopus. Cincinnati Cleveland and Toiedoi
Wa fbe STANDARD Railroad OF AmsFiea'-Advt
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PoLANDi PoLANDI POLANDI PoLANDl
The pursst natural spring water In the world
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EMPRESSS MOTHER BETTER.

Berlin. Jan. 1s-Empress Augusta Victoria re-
turned 10 Berlin from Dresden to-day. the condi-
ton OF her mother the Dowager Duchess OF
Sehleswig- -Holstein. being much improved
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
THE CROSSING OF THE RIVER.

ENGLISH AND DUTCH ACCOUNTS OF THE
ADVANCE.
London. Jan. 20-A dispatch TO THE Daily
Telegraph" dated Thursday from Spearmans
Camp. describes the difficulties of the march,
owing 10 the unwieidy baggage column. includ-
ing all the tents and sheep, over bad roads in
wet weather The correspondent then goes on
to say:
Some ten thousand Beers arrived in the vi
Continued on second puge3
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When the Cold is Caught" cure IL with
JAYNES ExPECTORANT.-Ady
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SHORT LINE TO CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS
Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave New-YOrk AZ
convenient intervals-Advt-
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POLAND! PoLANDl PoLANDi PoLARDi
Pure, Sparkling. Delicious. Eel. lis Cortlsndt.-
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POLAND, PoLANDi POIANDi POI.ANDa
Try I'll Poland Water Depot Park Place. n. K.
AdVI
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POLAND! PoI4ANDl POLAND! PoLANpi
Recommended by eminent physicians for purity
Adyt.
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CONTINUED on second puge)
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an extension to the Battery. We will have that
before long. and then the connection between
Brooklyn and Staten Island VIII follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
ONE COMMISSION ENOUGH.

Controller Colers attention was called yester-
day to the measure offered on Thursday by AS
semblyman Brennan, in Albany for the ap-
pointment of a Rapid Transit Commission
for the purpose of constructing two bridges
across and two tunnels under the East River.
He said:
OF course l am in favor OF the tunnel scheme
But I think the whole matter had better he IeSt
In the hands OF Commission. The present Com
mission has done good work, and l no reason
why another should be appointed. Two bodIeS
working for the same end would be bound 10 con-
fiict al some point The present body Is doing al
right Let them alone! The next thing will he
FoLANDl, PoLANpl POLAND! PoLANpi
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
German Secretary Heard from.

Berlin. July 29-The German con-
sui at Tien Tsin has telegraphed, un-
der date Of Sunday. July y. To the
foreign office as follows:
The German secretary at Pekln.
Herr Belo, writes asfollows: Thanks
for your news Of July l., the cOndi-
tion ui Cortles Is satisfactory. The
remaining members oi the legations
are all right. The detachment Of the
guards lost ten Killed and fourteen
wounded. The houses Of the legation,
much damaged by cannon fire, are
held 10y the guard. The attack Of
The Chinese troops on US ceased July
III. The speediest possible advance
Of relief troops urgently necessary.
According tO Il trustworthy report,
the body of Baron Won Kettelcr has
been buried by the Chinese govern
meut."
The Cordes mentioned in the above
dispatch il the second Interpreter Of
the German legation. lie was with
Baron won ketteler when the latter
was murdered and himself wounded.
lie escaped to the legation.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Another Mes sage From 6onger.

Washington, July 26.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received at
the navy department:
"Chee Foo, july 4.-Navigation
Bureau, Washington: A written mes
sage, signed Corger, dated July 4th,
received at Tien Tsin on the 2lst.
, says: Been besieged two weeks Brit
ish legation. Grave danger of gen
eral massacre by Chinese soldiers,
who are shelling legation daily. Re-
{ lief soon, II at all. City withaat gov
ernmeut except By Chinese army.
Determined to massacre all foreign
ers in q skin. Entry Of relief forces
into city probably be hotly contest
ed THOMAS"
This message comes from Captain
Chas. M.e'homas, commander 'ei the
BROOKLYN
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

London, July &o.-rhr admiralty
has made public the following dis
patch from Rear Admiral Bruce at
Ticn Tsln. who says the following
message il from Prkin:
British Legation, Prkin, June 70
To July lG, repeatedly attacked by
Chinese troops ON all sides, both rifle
and artillery fire. Since July IL an
armistice has existed, but Gordon Is
strictly drawn on both sides 0i the
position. The Chi;ese barrlrades are
close to ours. All women and chill
dren are in the British legation. Cas-
ualties are To date, O. killed, includ-
Ing Captain Str0uts. A number OF
wounded are in the hospital, includ-
Ing Captain Ilalligan. The rest oi
the legation are all well, except David
Oliphant and Warren, who were
killed July Il.
tSignedl "MArnuNhIb.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
IrsspsIFrsm m the Phaipp;s IS.

Washington. July 2s.-The day
brought forth the usualerop. ofediets
aud reports from various quarters,
with the usual visit OF Minisi er Wa
'to,the state department, all bearing
directly upon the weliare of tia for
eign ministers in Pekin. This con
stantly growing mass OF assera on,
as being from the government, is be-
ginning to have a cumulative eject
upon the skepties, and there WAS a
noticeably more hopeful view taken
OF the state OF affairs today. Bey 0Ad
the fact that 1t is scarcely conceivattse
that the Chinese authorities shoGlS
persist in reporting and strengthen
ing these stories up to the rapidly
approaching moment when the VIII ole
truth must he disclosed by other
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
TocK AND WOOL INTERESTS OF THE GREAT JUDITH COUNTRY
was offered in the wool market, the

was offered in the wool market, the
growers generally anticipating i'm
portant changes In the Boston mar
ket within the next two days and de-
string To await Developments.
The buyers expect To go to Fort
Benton Saturday:
At Billings. July 29.-Today's woul
market Is what might be called n
hummer" in the face OF previous
ones. Early this morning il became
known that n number uf clips would
be put M and 1t was thought they
would bring good prices, but NO one
anticipated a record breaker. but this
Is what is done. Wool growers are
feeling better tonight. especially
those who have held On To their clips.
Today's sales amounted to over IDO,
0OO pounds. the ighpst amount for
several days.
The highest price paid was lG cents
with lGS offered for one clip. The
lowest price was l3' cents, the aver
age being IL. cents.
Thos. Cruise, 10000 pounds at llS
cents To c. W. Smith, buying for
manufacturer.
Ed. Sayre, $4,000 pounds at H.
cents To Jeremiah Williams Il Co.
7 a
ll't cents To Francis Wiley a Cn.
IL. q. Shorey, $1,000 pounds lGccnt-
to j. Williams * Co.
The John r. Murphy Cattle Co..
was offered lGk cents for It's clip ui
10000 pounds aud It's representative
has telegraphed To Helena fOradyicc.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
"A new imperial edIct, promulgated

"A new imperial edIct, promulgated
this evening, urgently ordered all
viceroys and provincial governments
To endeayor to negotiate peace with
the powers, whose ministers are held
as hostages. pending the result Of
overtures for the abandonment of
hostilities against China.
"The viceroys are also commanded
to guard their territory yigilantly
against attack and to prevent, 10y all
means in their power, TIE advance Of
the foreign troops, and especially
along the Yang Use Kiang. The de-
cree says that the officials are threat
ened with their lives for any failure
to execute orders.
commands are also given thatnot
single foreigner should be allowed
tn escape In the interior, where there
are still fully two thousand Euro
peans connected with missionary
work in isolated situations"
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
President Mckinley Responded Promptly, Telling the
Heather What Would First Be Required OF
Them Before Any Civilized People
Could Interfere
NO ANSWER HAS YET BEEN RECEIVED FROM PEKIA
Dispatches of the Week From All Sources Russians
VIII Bombard as Soon as Murder OF Russian
Ambassador Is Confirmed jealousy
Among Powers

agencies, II appears upon caref1l'con-
sideration OF the reports that thereis
really but little more ground Tor hope
as to the safety OF Mr.. Conger and
his colleagues at Pekin today than
there was yesterday. The depressing
fact is always in mind that the Chi
nese authorities, by their own state
ments. are able to communicate with
the legatieners, butEor some myster-
ious reason do not permit these un-
-fortunates tocommunicate with their
own governments. Minister Wu's
explanation of this. that the Chinese
methods are different from our own,
is scarcely sufficient for the officials
here. The war department officials
now calculate that General Chafiee,
with his troops on the Grant, will ar
rive at Taku this evening, though it
may be several days before reports of
the fact can reach the department.
The irregular and unsatisfactory
character OF the present system Of
between Taku and
the cable at Shanghai has been taken
into account hy the war department
and ii Is said that one oi Chaffee's
first acts uron taking command of
the United States forces ashore at
Taku and Tien Tsin will be to re-
establish, perhaps IN cooperation
with the other military
line Of rapid dispatch boats run
ming from Tien Tsin to Shanghai or
NaGasaki. While the positive state
meRt is made that it is not the pres
ent Intention tosend any more troops
from Manila to China, at the same
time 1t is known that all eontingen-
cies have been canvassed and that.
II an emergency should arise in China
which made 1t imperative to have ad-
diti0na! troops, they W ould be drawn
from the Philippines for temporary
duty, hleast. Some time ago Gen
eral Macarthur was advised by Sec
retaIy Root to maipta s1fliclent
transports to carry supplies between
Manila and Taku. and these trans
,ports wa,ld be available for, emer-
eency troops. The Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Sumner, when the latter
arrives at Manila, probably Will be
held for service between Manila and
Taku and will be available for any
cot tingeney which may occur. but
which the department does not. ex-
peet to arise. A stubborn resistance
to the advance OF the international
armies might make additional troops
necessary. In that event "a speedy
relief column nc. G.doubt would be sent
from Manila.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
VIII Ad, anoc at OnCc.

London, July ~, l;ii n. m.-Slr
Claude MacDOnald's welcome dis
patch. dated pekin. July II. aud re-
crived In cipher, is received on all
sides ~ dlspclling any doubt that
mny still have existed respecting the
genuiuencss Of the dispatch.
A dispatch from Tien Tsin states
that the British md American forces
are getting ready to advance within
Is hours. Ii Hung Chang remainsnt
Shanghai. He says that the great
heat prevents him from continuing
the journey to Pekin.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
MORE CONTESTS.
libby & Merrill Wanted Some fine [ and Se-
Iections Near the lliqh~oods.

Helena, July 2N.-The state bnArd
OF land commissioners today heard
the contest of number OF settlers
living in Fergus county. near the
Hlghwoods, against the selection and
leasing OF about 5000 acres Of stnte
land in favor of Libby 4 Merrill. The
board decided not To make the seleC-
tiOn.
The board granted Paris Gibson,
until further notice, permission to
quarry stone on section IL, township
70 north, range east, upon which he
has a lease.
The board also heard thecuntest of
+. e, Poole W. W. II. PoulOycr some
land in the eastern part OF Cascade
county. lt was decided that this
most desired piece oiland, In sections
J and 10, of township lG north, range
10 east, he not leased tu either.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

II you have IA baby in the house
you will wish To know ,he best way
To check any unusual looseness Of the
bowels, or diarrhoea so common 10
small children. q. L. VI. Holiday, Oi
DemiDg. Ind. who has mn II months
old child, says: Through the months
OF June and July our baby was teeth
ing aud took n running off OF the
bowels and sickness oi the stomach.
His bowels would move from five To
eight times IA day. ] had bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops In teaspOonful
OF water and he got better at once. ="
For sale by all druggists.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Hessy Artillery Sent.

San Francisco, July s.-The trans
port Hancock will sail ut daybreak
Sunday morning for Nagasaki with
four batteries OF the Thard artillery.
n detachment of 500 marines and 800
recruits on board. The troops are
destined for service in China.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
On ,sians NiIti Rnnbard.

Lendon, July 2f.-The Daily Mail
and Express has the following fsom
st. Petersburg:
Admiral tSkriedeSaff 20 ommandiag
the Russian squadron in Chinese
waters, has received precise instruc-
tions to bomoard the Chinese eoas.
: towns Immediately on receipt OF con-
rfirmation of the news oi the massacre
at Pekin"
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Ch;aese Propositior Refused.

Washington, July E.-The United
States government has absolutely
refused the Chinese proposition to
suspend operations against Pekin in
return for the delivery at Tien Tsin
. OF the foreign ministers.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Chafiee and Jrooos Arrive.

Washington, July 29.-Gen. Chafiee
reports his arrival at Taku on the
night Of July ~.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

Try u Red Top high ball ut the Sill
yer Dollar.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Trapped b, Americans.

Tien Tsin, July 29.-Latest advices
from Pekin. dated July 10, say the
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

Try Red Top high ball at the Sill
yer Dollar.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Price S Cents.
NEWS RECEIVED FROM
ENGLISH AND GERMANS

Bombardment Was Persistent for More Than Three
Weeks but the Brave Legationers Held Their
Ground, Though Loss in Killed and
Wounded Is Heavy.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

Afsy Be Held as Hostages.
Londan, July S0.-The Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Express,
tslegrapilng yesterday, says:
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

At Great Falls, July 9th: W. Y.
Lewis refused bids on his clip 1900
pounds. About l0s,0o0 pounds were
sold. prices ranging from - to l5ii
cents. Among them were: Coder
Bros, 2l.99O pounds al l4ls cents, sold
to Thayer.
W. Is. Sulllnger, 1900 pounds at l5.,
cents, sold To Thayer.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

At Great Falls July 30: Not clip
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

At Billings, July 2Gth: +. j. Cam
eron sold 5000 pounds, at l3 cents. TO
Jeremiah Williams 4 Go.
Over 100000 pounds have been al
ready shipped from Billings and the
two warehouses at present hold over
300, 200 pounds.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

At Great Falls, July 26th: Bower
Bros. clip of 2lO, 900 pounds, the !arg-
est offered on the local wool market
this season. was sold, at ljl cents. to-
Dewey, Gould & Co.
Waite & Mitchell sold la,0O0pounds
To j. Koshland & Co., at lllg cents.
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