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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
City Council Meeting

City Council met at o'clock last Wednes.
day uight in regular session.
Present, Mayor A B. Stuckey, Aldermen
". H Eppersou, e. W. Hurst, P. P. Finn,
d: j Chandler. G. G Rowland. Abeeu,'
Aldermen W. Boyle, G Eppersou AID
o. Purdy
Minutes of Aug 22nd ard 29,b were read
and approved
lbe police committee returned petition of
police for increase Of pay with reconne. d !.
ton that they be allowed So 80 more Der
month than they are now receiving. Op
motion OF Mr. Chandler the selares of all
policemen we're increased by S. per month
for SIX months from Sept. Let les. ;, then to
DE again reduced TO prePent amouots.
Inc nnance committee reported Clerk and
Iressurer's accou nts for June and July ex.
amined aud found correct. Approval of all
oiiis referred TO them except Boston Woven
Hose Co., Sl2, and Fabric Fire Hose Co
So IS. They called attention 10 increasing
indeotedoess, and growing expenditure on
streets aod ditches and advised a curta,lment
10 tina direction, and 10 oil others where
possible. Council approved the two bills
returned by the committee aed ordered their
payment.
Chief of Fire Department H. B. Bloom
presented letter from Sumter Water Co in
which they stated-SeDt. tth-that 10 two
weeks time they will take up complaint AZ to
detective water pressure 10 western par, OF
city.
Mr.. Bloom also read letter from the chief
OF the Rock Hill Ere department relative 70
purchase of four hose reels, and the sale of
these and the steam FIRE engine were referred
to hre department committee with pewer to
act
Ar. Finn suggested test of the FIRE by.
drant at residence of Mr. W. M Graham on
Sumter street, and it was ordered.
Mr. Chandler called attention to the neces.
sity of additional street signs, and the Clerk
was directed TO request Dir. H. B. Curtis to
paint and pu, up sigos under contract made
with him several months ago
Jibvea Selwabe, who holds a license to
peddle goods on the streets, asks the privilege
OF continuing bis business uutil the expira.
tion of his license, as the resolution Of coun.
cil forbidding peddlers' stands on the streets
was adopted subsequent to the issue Of the
license No action was taken
The Clerk and Treasurer's report for Au.
gust and several claims sgainst the city were
referred to the finance committee.
Council then adjourned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
Second Week Jurors.

The following oames we're drawn yesterday
Tor secoud week jurors at the spprosching q
term OF court. Munson Mcleod, of SWIM.
ming Pens is the only colorea man in the
list:
G 81 Hancock, IN Ross. W 0 Cain, 8 E
Davis, N 3 Mathis, r Bruuson, J N Nc.
Cutchen, J Wilson, Fl & Mooney ham, J j
London, W J Stafford, W. Cooper, Joo H
Burgess, W D Truluck, T G Perrin, 8 J
Bradley, Frank P Burgess, in Scott, G n
Boyk,u. Juo n Jackson, J w Bruusoo, HI
Creighton, Nunsoo Mcleod, G 4 S,ubbs,
Z Rembert, J AN Carrawsy, Ben Bsnen nhsly
8 e Robertson, W F Smith, AF Shaw, A P
V'nsoo, Jr, e W Hurst, D A Stuckey, JR
Bracey, P Booth, Danie! n Bruuson.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

Large Sun spots. Astronomers say, caused
the extreme heat this summer, and doctors
declare nearly ell the prostra,ions we're in.
duced oy disorders Of ,hs stou ach. Good
health follows good digestion. Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure diRess what you eat. II you
have Indigestion or dyspepsia it will quickly
relieve and permanently cure you 8 Hugh.
son i Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
A Word to Mothers.

Aothers Of children effected With Group or
severe cold need not hesitate to administer
Chsmbsslsio's Cough Remedy. 1t con,aius
no op'a's DOR osrco'ic 10 any form aod may
be given as confdeotly to The babe as to 90
adult. The great success that has attended
it's use 10 The treatment OF colds sod Group
Las won for it The approval snd praise it has
received throughout the Uoited States and 10
many foreign lands. For sale by A. J.
Chioa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
MARRIED..

Mr.. John T. Young, of Due West, Abbevil.e
County, aud Miss Elizabeth. daughter OF Mr.
l.. r. Tinaai, OF this county, were married
yesterday at Mr.. Tlodal's home a few miles
from this city, Rev. G. g Brown. D. D ,
officiating. Mr.. and Mr.. Young left yes,er.
day for Oak Hill, Alsbams, where Mr.. Young
is engaged in teaching
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
DEATH.

Mrs s j. Rivers, of high Springs, Fla
who came out to spend the summer With her
father, Mr.. E. + Hodge. of Privateer, died
on Friday last after few days illness. The
funeral services were he'd on SUNDAY AT
Providence Church, Pri,ateer, and her re.
mains Inferred in the family buryinp
ground near that church She leaves three
orphan children, the oldest of which is only
ten years old.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
Goods Imported From Japan.

J. Ryttenberg & Sons have received an 10
voice OF four tons Of Japan.ee uattinss,
curics, fancy articles, etc, purchased for
them 10 Kobe and Toxic by Mr. ]. A Rytteu.
berg and shipped direct via New York.
These goods will be here within few weeks
and will DO opened in time fer the holiday
trsds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

Mr.. John Murray Nelson. OF Sta,eburg
died at the Baker. Dick In6rmsry last W. es.
day night of heart disease. He was 81 yea re
old and native Of this county. His wife
and four children survive him. The funeral
services " ere held at the Church of the Holy
Gross, Stateburg, this afternoon and bis re.
mains inferred 10 the burying ground of the
Church. Mr.. Nelson had a large family con.
nection and wide circle of friends TO whom
bis death 10 a heavy blow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

A survivor of the Maine was 10 the city
Monday advertising and selling cigars He
paraded ths streets on s'ilts, blowing bugle,
and after be bad Attracted large crowd be
made speech ex'olling bis cigars.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

Marian EIesa, slaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
9. Mayes, OF Mayesville. S. G, died after q
shoii illness, August 27,h, at O'Clock p. N .
Aged six years aud eight months
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Mrs. l.. Atkinson.
Fashionable
MILLINERY.

l have just returned from Baltimore and
New York, wbeIe | seltc,ed nv Fail and
Winter Millinery Ny stock comprises all
the latest novelties of The season.
am now getting ready for my Formal
Fall Opening Of Pattern Hats, dates of y hich
will be published 10 this spacs 10 due time.
will try this season to give the
la'es, styles 10 best materials.
and at the lowest prices.
hope all who can viii attend the opeoiup
Tor It 's then that You can get a true idea
OF the styles for tho season | have on sale
now beautiful line OF Street Hats Callard
zee them
can furnish you with tho new neck rib.
bons made up for use-tbe latest f.S--also
Tho very popular velvet bow for the hair
Every Isdv should have these h,tie notions.
Call and see us-we will treat YOU right.
Yours truly,
MRS. l.. ATKINSON,
lain STREE, Sumter, 8. G
Sept -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

hrs l. A'kiuson--Fsshioosble M,llioerv.
Sehvsrus Bros-The New Season Dswns
The STANDARD Warehouse, Columbia, 8. C.
The Firs' National Bank Quarterly State
msut.
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BRYAN ENTERS DENIAL
with Becoming Indignation He
DisAveWs the Promise or
Cabinet Puddinas,
BIZ THE WHOLE THING
IN Nnaa W tIls Election n I.Onpd
NJ Advisors Gnn IDn Dis
ppDsol with,

| tIhlaag0, Sept pl~-Wnl, j. Bryan
came ~ ghi0agO this morning from
bia home IN lincoln, Mob, lle held
" conference with yDpiOns nlemhe~ OI
The domO1pnliG nniiOlal nDnlimftee nnd
penlpDod 10 Lincoln This evening,
Among those present ~ tho confer
nnao were snDAtOp j., K, Jones, Chair
man johnson, NieorGhaivmnD W, u,
Stone, Nnli0DnI committeeman ~. d,
0'ilpiaD NJ Minnesota, II, j, Gampnll
Of Michigan, u, y, RhiYely W IR,ltnna
Dnt Congressman RbNrpOll NJ Colo
pad0 Governor l,0DglnO 0f MJHaipp
aippi md j, Hamilton Iewia " Wash"
lnHlOn,
Az Tho conclusion ~ hia conference
Win gho W0mbnpB NJ The committee,
bryan Rnyn ont TIM following state
mnnl IN pHrnlNliOD Of tho report That
positions w llis aHbjnni, shenld IN be
nlnplnd, Hnd AlpeHdy bHaD promised
~ have NOT given 10 anyone AlthevI
yorbnlly Gp IN writing tbe promise Of u
mnbiDol position, md ! shall not duv'
MR mo p,pppnigD make any HDeh
promise, have not authorized md
shall not authorize any ono, verbally
~ y writing, hD promise my gabiDNt
position Op my position w anyone, "
! mn AleOted shall be absolutely free
NJ discharge MI iha dnIios OF my office
nnNorl lDg 10 my judgment ~ fnV ~
thn vlnIrOpnl EDos, and according 10
my own Judgment IN Nil matters n0t
NOyopad by Tho platform,
y J ppDle 10 chjpagO especially 10
n0Dr1p wtfh lhn e0Dlmilte0," snId
Bryan, ~ wanted lO lAlk with the
nOWntftRN now for Tho vens0D thNt I
bnye Three days w my disposal, md
when ! come through OD October 4,
VIII hnyo 10 zine for sneh purpose,
As tD l)nnDn's assertions concerning
me hpya nothing 10 sAy, 'Phe public
understands thp sitnnliOD Agitation
W fha lpnaf question ~ meeting win
HlfNnosH, W ~ somnibiDg that apDunls
w every working man,
'so fnv nv ! know now, ! shall fol-
low my Original jtinevnpy, DOwitb,
standing MI fhia lalk nbOnf my chang
lnA lny dAtoS NJ fllo bahasf of the eoDl'
lDltfn1N
Bryan, accompanied by lewis OF
WnHhlDglOn fOOk the burlington for
ldna0lO Neb,, MI blbO y, M, Vice.
lhnipNnn Stone Will return f0 Now
f0pk tomorrow morning,
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DpOokiDgH, ". D., Bept, ai--Duping
u meeting addressed by Tho prohibition
candidates for president And yioe.
president M Huron this morning tho
sidewalk bnllt over " subway near tho
spaaksr's stand gnye why mid fell 10
tho bottom Or Tho subway, n distance
" nine fanl, oappyinH with " from Tb
10 100 people, A seopn " persons
suffered severe bruises md shaking
np, but only three appeared 10 bo bads
ly hupt These wepeI Miss irlOponOs
koysep, student, injured Internally
nld bndly bruised Mrs. Jenkins, nged
bO, lllpa bruised md injured Internal
lyj Mvp, boy, ankle hppninud,
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NO. 45

RlouK City, Iowa, Replomber w over
Chicago, MI, Paul and Milwaukee pnilp
road for Fi0ux Falls, v, D, Laayes
Sioux Falls over the Northwestern for
Aberdeen, arriving Oh tho night of
September pB, Departing from Aber.
daen NJ midnight, travels through
North Dakota over the tlppaI North
erD lO OpoOhAi0D, Mimi, arriving Oh
The night Of September W. penOhoa
Duluth over Northern Pacific 10 spend
Sunday IN TINT city, Takes tho Min.
nenpolis and Omnhn for Minneapolis
and W. panl October |, 10 Mnnknl0,
MinD, over The Minneapolis nnd Omn'
I'm AMI from MAnkatO over Tho North
western tO Chicago, arriving here on
Tho night Of OetObpp y or following
morning,
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lfadNrnll0n WIN llaln

Gineinnan, Hept, al==snmnnl Com
peph, ppehldlnl 0f thn AmopiQal Pod'
epaliOn on Tabor, WINS hNp0 tonight III
deliver an nddrQas an lnbOp M Tho fNll
feHtival which IN now in pppgpNaa MI
tle music hall, liN wns vOpy pp0r
n0Hnead M his 0plni0n thAt Iho nm,
flpaGile splikeps VIII WIN ,Hohind
lham, no Anid, ~ Rnnllepable want,
vhaE hayo boon hungry sO long lhat
lhay VIII anTnE nothing uncommon
from lp0tplelod idlnnosa, III IN plfiu,
bio 10 Hoe lhe snHepilE 0f thn mon md
lhelF falnilies bn0aHaa M pRltry WAgNs,
! HpeAk from WhAt l Inyn tHat snpl IN
lll0 anthracite p09i0na, I'h0 AunrtaNl
Fodeplti0n 0f hNhOP VIII give thnnl WI
pOsaibIe lnRDGinl Ml, Approaching
cold WaRthop VIII aapaa mn ilep0asnl
Hh0rtAg0 ln G0alI and thiA Will Aff0af
the 0lleFal0ph, I have snnt 0paAnis0ps
Into thN Aall Rnl Tho slriko VIII ha
Vhay Will have Tho Aynlr
|lAtIy IN tln Ennnral pnbliG, VhG Nv
lOpafs M fhis nght have everything on
lhelr Ada except thn opinion N tha
lUlFUtnVh,'I W
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INNLhnnls NJ LhN IlMkl

I4honmdoal, Pn, Fnpr piwv''hopp
" Nh nO NIlonpI nt rl0lonan W INV
tln0 1nplnR lhn dny, HnpNrAl mlDnpp
wore inllrennlad NY sIlIkprA oD Iheil
Why 10 GaplbTidgO nnlliny, hnl tboy
Rplf0pNd n0 lnjprN, VonigIil M pl0eiDp
time n crowd M RIrikppH nsRnWhlpd w
llln vicinity M Ihn Anmn mine, but
Mapp dlapNIHNd NV INC ppQyoAf RnOpd,
Ihp only Incident M n0ia foapy IN
Shenandoah pp0pnr WnR Ihn rnnnpNl w
John GhGDllhk, lhn F0lnnlnr who WnR
shot and killnd dUping Fvdny'n vipl
About Y, 1000 United Mine Wopknps foI'
lowed tho body 10 thN gvpvo, while
nnqply Aa many moro fopolgnnra, mon
Nnd women, WnlkNl NlOnE th0 aidn
Walka, Aapylpna Wopo hold WI lho
INplah 0AthOlia church, apd whnn tha
G0plegN p0Afhod lhN nnnntNvy
hMOfhep'' lonoH, whO arrived Ihla
morning, AddrNsanl thn assembled
ininG w0FkerH, I'ho ppANN4sion VIVA
paaHed NV Two hattnliOls VI INFANTRY
returning from Ih0 mines,
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WAlGDil WnllOpad smith,

Hartford, Conn, Rept, pl-~,Joe WnI.
oott md 'Mystepioup' billy Smith
tonight NJ the colosseum tonight the
nEbt being scheduled for twenty
rounds Az every stage or fho nght
Wnleott proved himself 10 be Smiths
superior, Smith, whO Ind fought
foul ~ sOna Of Tho earlier rounds,
demODatpnltng ihnt he WINS no match
fop WnlootL deliberately fOulad him In
fho lonth by holding, whoveupOD he
VIM disqualified md sent NJ his corner
by ihn parerne md WuloOlt was do.
rlOpod winner,
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TORNADO AFTER RMATH,


vhH VIVA WNyns slOla iba HemniDp NJ n
Wall kDOwD AGlOp,
d0lyAslOD, Texas, hept, aJ--The
storm swept away y great many of tho
yRnlls IN Tho Oily Namofevjos Among
lhN missing paAkets IN thaf which oOns
lained fha remains Of Charles gOgblnn,
thN actor who died on November ny
laat Ilis vemains had beeD placed In
N pneeiylDH ynnlt awaiting nnal div.
position JtOH orders Of his relatives,
VhN Galveston Wharf company has
entered into u g0ntvAgf with " NJ
h0nis firm fOv tho vaeOnstvpetiOD Of
Hvnln elevator ~" and the rebuilding
~ MI tbe wharf sheds, work tO ba
completed within sixty days, A com
tv0at fOv repairing grain elevator ~"
llas Nlready ba0D laf,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
tillNmlp0ub Man ON nj ~

AllHnp Pm fapI, alr4,A nnmbol
~ hllNinill0nh pOnl O,npulOrA IN phih
dialplnt hnY0 offices Nnpn AaNl nD AHaD'
nlnlnl l'l0hR NnprnRpOn1unl lnlApylhwnI
them l0dnF on Tho NlllWnd Mp0ninDnd
b0sn0ty by minors NJ aVfl uOnl ship,
DnnIa hilhnpto supplied Wy Anlllp0olle 10
Min0nr lh0y VII eOndnnAnnd lh0
movement Wll doubted Nv ollI0aay,
l'lleN lhllnnInd Ihn sentiment w fhn
onlipe dialplah nHhlpplpR ~ wo d0 M
g0nnral distribution points, nneh Nv
AMbNg nlld (lpNnnWl1[ NOW Ap0 mNn
H0ing M know WhRt nlIImntA lNHlinn
lien 0Nr aoNl pnpnhnAF' npllrd OnD,
nhnAilN ip demand fop lteaaing md
l,nhiAh RnllnF Gnpf may send some Of
Them N Ihih fold M nnpyi0ps VI Onv
pp0dHetnr \ would indRa lhat onp
men W0nld pnpnHn IN lOnl Ihnnl, bnt
thlh N Nnlmp0ptnDl, 'fhe strike hns
Ale0 rnlNnspn from 200 ~ 1000 Penn
sylynnin cars previously nahgl IN hnpd
noal Aald# nhd W wa aot these we
W0D't klnlhHl
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Ann ynt AnOilIsp,

Dallas, TeKas, Hept, a4--,I'pinity
river is higher than n has baen since
1890, when " broke MI records, Tho
wAtev tonight lacks only viz feet Of
veaehiDg tho 1890 mark md IN Sill
rising, Owing 10 the heayy rains
last night md yesterday On jolm Fork,
West Fork md Cleav VOvk-~all Of
them nmptyiDg INTO Trinity above tho
da'Ds~~the prospect is favorable f0p tho
stp0am w pass the 1890 mark some.
time tonight No liyes hnye been l0St
IN fhs immediate vicinity Vt Dallas,
but cotton md liye stOok--notably
sheep Apd h0gs--hAvh suffered mn.
tevinlly, Tho comfy commissioners
NJ Dallas G0nnty estimate tho loss Ut
bvidges NJ tyb, 600 independents nj NV,
m0v0ns small bridges ald stveet dana
age tR tho e0Rnty 0f Dallas, wbl0h
VIII IN nearly M mneh moro, Vhp
tteM NJ damage W roads and bridges
alone IN N d0zaD NV mare AMeGfed
n0Hnties IN northern Texas WIN IN
ab0pt tab0, 600,
A bHllefin received heve This even
inv from Fowler, IN H0sqlle county,
sAys, nRvaz0s river 0Ht NJ its hanksi
higher Than IN twelve years ANd E0inH
higher, Big vise VIII vaaoh Waco t0s
RlRhtn Fowler " dffy miles north
nj Waco,
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FREAK or A CYCLONE
A MlnneH0tn TWlHiar vrapsplanls II vpNs
WIN FulNI ElNGL

A MlnHeH0tN TwlHlap vvNDsplann u vpue
WIN FplaI EnNeh
sl FRpl, Sent at=-A Pton00p Press
HlaaiAl from FApihRulf, Mtnpp MysI
hW0Fd mn baan paReiyad hArG f0r
piEhf lhAt n cyclone strHGk Norris
Town M y 0'Gl0ek Rnd 0ight mon Wepe
killed And N large nnlallGv apa Wlissipg,
A lAFEa fraN wan liftad fr0m thp
ground, aaFFlgd 0y0F h0Hs0 t0ps and
qeP0Mlnd 0l fhe ton NJ n bgiek build
lnH 0GeHylea M n hRlG0n From the
rum N fhis bHildtNE atght daad
h0dleF hAye beeR taken, tfhe rep0Ff
d0es not ttAte thg ghl0HNt NJ pr0pagty
l0As, bnt " N feAFed t0 I'M lRrEe No.
R0Etk mn HlaNHEg,
phase Killed weFe Jake Miller,
dgke Weaver, FFallk Ptffinlp M Water
VILE, 0tt0 gatzke, g0bH R0heyer, w.,
klhRef kFQ9ks, W. NJ WRit WRit WRs
the FeRRRliGRR nominee f0F ffe sfate
l!egialRtEgEe fF9M nm distgtet MiRFedi
Whta Iewis Pltpta,l, IT, 'They 'i ihea
fakeR rffHEe IN lat7ke's sal09V m M
EFIif mn kf4fRh VIM storm lasfed bBt
aVe mfRHfes e8d nm eapsiaeFabe
d4lqAee M Pf8Pgety'
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Iiin llgNajnl Itn),ds vlnI,

Harrisburg, w., knpt, nl-~tl0ynvnOp
Stone pnnNivaa tGlnRpnma tMlny from
GhinagO, hnstOn ulpNlpNaU, glayn'
lnnd md lNm0rOnA 0lhnr nltlan, nrgr
lDg him M WAN his good OfleNs in tho
interest w NdinatlnE tho differences
hntW0nll pptRn 0lIlnlals Rpd their en-
pl0anes wv Ihn anthracite pAHi0n,
There N Ro provision NJ tlla state con
stiluli0N NNlhOpINing Ihe N.nto ospoDr
five IN esNpplso my Huoh power, and
doyeraNp Stone N without \ ponlnly
~ hrinR about tho p0snla daRlpAd by
tho snldnpA NJ Tho Inlngrnlnn,
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tho wNahppy which ndiDina, Enooupr
AHal Nv this, Tina strikers contemplate
almllap demonstrations w MI W thN
nihnr wAahNrloA Ihnl nOntlnnn tO
operate IN thls peiH0nr VI lhln " done,
'rgNbln nnn hn lNoknd fOp, ns The NOn'
lhnlnA have dnolAFnd lhny VIII work
,hn Walhnpila NJ amy noal,
Fhn Delaware, Lnnkawnnnn md
Western company will enna spnoial
trolley nnpa ~ n0ll0nI ilA hnllnynn
WNahNpY hands tomorrow morning,
aud thnso nnpH Will bo Rnnpdod by
armed dNpntIna,
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HDDdpsds NJ Families H0maIss1.

Houston, Sept gl--A special from
aOldthwnite Aays there has boen lOss
Or life, bnt thnt Tho vise IN Tho COlos
vadO has swept MI bridges away md
destroyed eattle md crops, Many
houses have been destroyed and hnll.
dpeds 0f families ave homeless, thOngh
they es0Aped 10 tho highlands,
A special from LlaDO sAyE the LInnO
river, N tributary Of tho Colorado, IL
seventeen foot above normal and hRs
done much damage IN the valleys,
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UNLUcKY TEXAS
N0fes OF Warning Sent by Governor
Sayers 10 Points In The Track
Of tho Dslugs,

AnsIIDJ VoSns, sept pI--tlOyepnOp
Rnyevs wired tonight 10 NIL points
south Or here warning notices lhnt the
most terrific food In tho history Of
the Colorado river, which flows by
this city, ~ now sllpRing down the
mountain gOpHoA 10 TIM northwest Of
here md " expected M this place by
midnight, Warning WINS soni out by
Governor sayers IN response 10 tele.
graphic warning from nOldthwaite,
npeAt alarm " fNlt,
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...COMPANY...

" UUOnnlkli 10 lhe ealaHapp and tbt
y"Nag xS'|'ey y,.a ,st1a' ~ daE ele tlaaa laGl M
4 "a hODil 1lH Wild liF AuAlkl Illd, ,yG MI
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ltO0heNRlE IN WKnlillnK,

t0ramie, Wy0,, sept at--~N0yevnor
lt00seYelts special peRGb0d bere thtA
ggfGgDO0N Rpd the governor made n
leHEthy RddvGss w \ largo Hpd eDtbH,
siaAFie audience, DURING tha day
st0ps WeFe made nv Hawlins and
HRHNa, th0 lRtter bGtHg n mining town
named Nffer tIlG Ohio senator and
where H0osevelt made u brief talk W
n pHpqbey M miners and tI,eiv families,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
pEATt DF FHlL JULIEN,

Old VIWe MOnlunn JOnvDAltsl Gnthevad
M We Father.
Hntta, kApt W--Pbil JuIieD, cor,
OnNp Or Silver Bow county, RDd one NJ
fh0 hast kll0Wn NJ old Time naWspapev
man NJ TIM eODDtVy, died suddenly this
morning NJ heart disease, jIe was q
unHye NJ Washington, ID, o., and bG
y0avR M aEe, Ii0 worked OD tho
Washington HeppbIieaD w tho eavly
days NJ THAT p,lpap, md on other pApeVs
M tha natiOdnI eaptfaL jle Ind been
on Dewspppeps IN Montana fov ab0pt
0ftfGU yHRvs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25

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hgine 9GGAkl6Rad Ny tha MlsG FeRRFt
lhAf tle mine WHE m IN MRFted Hp,
hAd nm eKeGt M AaRFiHg RNRg N kqHad
NJ HAllAhH WtN were I'M fheif WY M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
HERE GOES Billy

neWOegntle spsllbtpdey WIZ Vnks " spjn
Ar0gDd nv Glvels
GhieRg0, kepf 24,-Vba f0lI0WiHg
addition ~ W, H. HyyaH's Itinerary
Was given ARt nv Democratic national
headquarters here today Leaves
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
DrnWiilH IN u NIDHa,

NpnDk Sort ky,, Sept gl--The dou
lnnbp closed suppobnllnl testimony In
fhe Howard fptnl Iodny, 'IhN Judge
ahnvRed the jury nnd speeches began
ibis afternoon
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25

Homer, Mich, Sept ai--'phe busi.
,leHS portion 0f Tho oily burned today,
boSs, wbO,O Insurance Ilght
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-10-26
ANOTHER COLORADO
PAPER IN LINE

The Boulder County (Colo.)
Herald has decided to support
the Mckinley administration.
The Herald left the Republican
party in 1895. It says:
"On the issue Of imperial
ISM which is misnomer, the
Herald believes in standing by
the present administration. It
believes in the light Of events
that the administration is pur-
suing the proper course. It
looks upon the cry of imperial
ISM as a foolish play upon
words which should not be in
dorsed at the polls. The Herald
has the highest admiration for
Mr.. Bryan. It believes him to
be sincere, but it also believes
him to be in error in this in
stance. Further than that the
cry Of free silver still has an eff
feet upon the business interests
of the East similar to the shak-
ing Of red rag at bull. The
fear of it would SO brighten bust
ness interests as to cause fnan-
cial collapse equal to, If not
greater in extent to, that Of
1893"