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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
POcahOntas

I'M. Umberger, returned Thursday
from Wythville Va where he was on a
visit.
w. NJ Dslp left Saturday for Glade
Springs to visit his relatives.
Sam Matz left Saturday for Chicago
on business trip.
Douglas Smith of Tazewell was in
our city Monday.
Louis and Sol Basch and l.. Morse
and Abe Miller spent Sunday in our
city.
Rev. S. w. Moore, left Monday for
N. l.. on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. R. Elsinger whe was staying at
Roanoke arrived here on Monday to
visit her mother.
Mrs. NJ. Bloch who wac visiting
friends at Richmond for several weeks
arrived home Monday, she was accom-
panied from Bluefield by Mr.. Bloch
Jas. S. Browning left for Richmond
OH business trip
Goe. Landon who was attending
medical school at Richmond arrived
here Monday He will spend month
with US.
II. Kite is on the G. " doing some
work for A. l.. Hill.
F. ?. Landon returned from his trip
from the North Saturday.
A quite interesting wedding took
place last Monday night. Mr.. j. w.
Severt was married to Miss Octova
Evans. They Were married by Rev. c.
j Jones assisted by J. s. Stout. NJ. T.
Browning was best man, and the ushere
were J. W.Thomas and II. NJ. Umber.
ger. This wedding was one of the
swellsst weddings Pscahantas has ever
SEEN There were numerous and cost
ly presents.
Miss Whitman, of Cripple Creek, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Haller.
NJ. I. Browning attended court a.
Tazewell this week.
w. j. King left Tuesday for Abingdon
on business trip.
The Olympia Show was here Thurs
day. and gave big show. The mair
feature of the show was the band.
II. Milliner and NJ. Weinberger wer,
at Tazewell attending court this week.
T. E. George, Clerk of Tazewell
County, was in town on Tuesday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
Death OF p. @. MCGUIRE.

we regret to hear the death OF
Mr.. P. g. Mcclure. Of Sinking
Creek, Va. Mr.. Mcclure was broth.
er to A. j. Mcclure, OF Cedar Bluff,
and of Mrs. Wiley Yost of Baptist
Valley. He was q man of wealth
and prominence in his community.
The following account Of the sad
event occurs in last Sundays Rich
mond Times:
Newcastle, Va, May 19.-One Of
the saddest deaths that has ever oc.
CURED in this quiet little community
was that of Mr.. p. G.. Mcclure,
which occurred at Sinking Greek, ten
miles from here, on Saturday.
Mr. Mcclure was in town on
Friday, as well al usual He was
In the prime Of life and apparently
In perfect health. He was a great
favorite of the county and his visits
to town were always noted with
pleasure by his friends. He spent
Thursday night at the home of Hon.
j. w, Marshall and returned to his
farm about noon on Friday; and af-
ter one hours acute and nausea he
died. DIR. Luther Abbott was called
and thought death was probably due
to heart failure or rupture OF blood
vessels.
MIR. Mcclure enlisted in the Con
fedsrate army early in the war from
Fdzewell, Va, and was in the most
i've life of that time. He was at
one time imprisoned in Fort Dele
ware. Lately he has been making
pleasing preparation to attend the
Louisville Reunion aud had ordered
new clothes of the old Confederate
gray material, in whi,h garb he was
tenuerly robed for burial.
Two of his sons Everett and
Watt were among the Rough Riders
IL Governor Roosevelts command at
the battle of San Juan, the former
having enlisted with boys from In
dian Territory, to which place he
returned after the war was closed In
Cuba.
Mr.. Mcclure was buried today by
the Masons in the county cemetery
nearest his fam, many people at
tending from all parts of the county.
He leaves wife and nine children
five boys and four daughters.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
Complaint ie Made.

An unusual amonnt of complaint
was heard on Tuesday as Co the town
papers not reaching subscribers in
the county. OF course there is a
more or less complaint of this sol {
all the time. Some times the fault
is in the newspaper office ITSELF but
not always Papers are lost in va.
rious ways Some times they are
not delivered when called forever
looked or covered up by other mail
matter, and not seen by the ost-
master. Some times they are lot
called for until late In the week
when they have been thrown aside.
Again they are lost or misplaced
after they leave the post office. In
the country it often happens that a
boy or neighbor will call for the mail
OF several neighbors living close to-
gether, and lose or misplace it
and sometimes papers are taken cut
and carried off by people who are
not subscribers. but who like the pa
per, yet refuse to take it and pay for
it-"dead BEATS" who ought to be
suppressed.
In various and sundry ways news
papers are lost, and il would be
impossible to fix, exactly, the blame
We speak for our own paper only,
when we say that we arc careful
about mailing every paper on the
list. We some times fail, no doubt,
and willingly take our share of the
b lame, but we call upon all parties
concerned to be careful in handling
papers OF subscribers. When n man
subscribes and pays for paper il
belongs o him. and he wants it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
NO. 21
Was It Murderq

q. w. Rlcheson, who was well
known In Tazewell. son of the late
Capt J: II. Richeson, of North Taze.
well, met with a terrible death at
Cattlettsburg, Kentucky, on last
Monday night. Richeson was an
employe of the N. & W., Railway, az
breakman. on the Kenova Division.
de secured leave of absence for a
months vacation. and was about to
st t for Tszewell. He went to
Cattlettsburg on Monday night, and
about o'clock in the morning was
found near the Railroad track. with
the back of his head crushed In and
q part OF one foot mashed, evidently
by passing train. 1t was at frat
supposed that he had been killed bv
a train, but the Coroner's jury,
after thorough investigation, said
that he came TO his death in a man
ner unknewn to the jury. The pre-
ponderance of evidence pointed to
murder. His remains were brought
here on Wednesday. accompanied by
MIR. Rideout, Railroad Secretary OF
the 7. nj, O. A, at Kenova. Mr..
Richeson was about so years old and
unmarried.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
Death of an Old Citizens.

MIR. George Mitchell, of Poor Val
ley, Que Of Tazow ell's Oldest and
best citizens, died on last Monday.
dc was thoroughly honest, and
upright In all his dealings with his
fellow men. No man in his com.
munity bore better reputation
than did he, and few of Poor Val.
leys citizens would be more missed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
a Fine Field for Drummers.

1t has been frequently said that
Tazewell is one of the best towns on
the O. v. Division, and as evidence
of this 1t is said that more drummers
visit us than any other town In this
section. The drummer was here
last Monday and Tuesday TO the
lumber Of about 80. We noticed 5
grocery men, shoe men, 2 dry goo Is
mon, 5 machine men. 2 hardware
men and 4 whiskey men. among the
crowd. There were a number whom
We could not locate This is pretty
good showing for . small town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
BURGLARS
The Store House OF Jas. Ed. Peery
Entered by Burglars-Money
stolen Safe Broken.

stolen Safe Broken.
Last Tuesday night. about l2
O'Clock, the store house Of Jas. Ed.
Peery, about one mile west of town
near the river, was entered by bur
glars, and lot of money stolen.
The front door of the building was
forced open with pick. They got
$500 in money which was in the
cash drawer. and attempted to break
open the safe. The noise made by
attempting to get into the safe was
heard by Mr.. Peery, who was up at
that time on account of the sickness
of his wife, and it is supposed they
heard MIN coming and fed. When
MIR. Peery entered the building he
found the safe in the mid
die Of the floor, where II had been
dragged, and it was considerably
battered and broken. A lot of goods
had been placed in sack prepara-
tory to carrying them of, but which
they did not have time TO get. Mr..
Peery did not see them, and doesn't
know, of course, whether they were
white or black, or how many there
we're. At this writing, "wednesday
there is no clue
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
DECIDE AG AINST WALKER
By Vote or Seven to Two the
Committee Will Report In
Favor OF Judge Rhea's
Right to Seat:

Right to Seat:
Washington May 1S-The Walker
Rhea contested election case
from the Ninth District of
Virginia was decided in committee
today by a vote of six to two in
favor OF Judge Rhea. Democrat, and
the report in favor of giving him
cleir title to his seat will be made
by MIR. Burkett, of Nebraska, and
Mann. Of Illinois. This i. the first
case which will be reported in favor
OF a Democrat in the present Congress
and the House will doubtless stand
by The committee The contestant is
General Walker, who was one of the
most active in turning out Southern
Democrats in the Fifty fifth
Congress, when he was a member
OF an Election Committee appointed
a, bis special request. Some OF the
Republicans on the committee who
voted for Judge Rhea were TAYLOR
OF Ohio chairman; Mann Of Illinois;
Hamilton, of Michigan, and Burkutt
OF Nebraska. Two who voted
against were Linney OF North Car
olina, and Davenport Pennsylvaui ia.
The Democrats voting to seat Rhea
we're Bartlett OF Georgia, and Glynn
OF New York; Fox of Mississippi,
being absent.
MIR Burkett stated to the Times
correspondent that the action OF the
COMMITTEES in deciding for Judge
Rhea against General Walker was
the result of u oarful and exhaustive
study OF the eVidelc, in the ca Q
whose consideratio has consumed
week. Times
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
a Frightftil Blunder
year.

will often caused Q horrible Burn
Scald. Out or Bruise. Buoklins
Arnica Salve. the best in the world,
will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores,
Ulcsrs.s sBoils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
Only 40 cts. box Cure guaranteed
Sold by Jno. e. Jackson, Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
That Throbbing Headache

would quickly leave you, il you
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands Of sufferers have proved
their ma.chless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headache. They mskspurs
blood add strong nerves and build
up your health. Easy TO take. Try
them. Only % ceuts, money baok II
not cured. Sold by Jno. e. Jacksod
Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
''TAKES TO IT.
For Sale.

Valuable property, situate in the
corporate limits of Taze we'll, virgi-
MIA, consisting OF about 10 acres of
land, good 2 story house, consist
ing of 6 rooms and out buildings, a
good stable and teDement dwelling
also on the land. Good orchard,
shade trees and two good springs.
Anyone wanting home in the town
Of Tazewsll cannot do better than
purchase this property.
Terms, very reasonable. For fur
ther formation apply to
v. l.. SRxToN,
Tazswell, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
Short Pardoned.

Governor Tyler has pardoned
John Short, Of Tszswell county.
serving sentence Of 1S years for
murder in the second degree. The
man has already served about 8 year 9
and is in the last stage. Of consump-
ton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
Robbed The Grave.

A stirling incident, OF which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
81 was In most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain contin
ually in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by
day Three physicians had given me
up. Fortunately, Il friend advised
trying Electric Bitters;' and To my
great Joy and surprise. the first
bottle made a decided Improvement.
| continued their use for three weeks
and am now we'll man. know they
saved my life, and robbed the grave
another victim" No one should
fail to try them. Only 90 cts,
guaranteed, at Jno. Il. Jackson's
Drug Store
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
May 23rd.

Col. W. G. PeDdlsi on, Editor Of
tho Tszs vol Republican, Co. j. s.
Brownin :. CT Pocahontas, and Rev.
j N. Ha MAJ, made "a few feeble
rem .rk," against shs Constitutional
Convention. on Court day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
DECISION IN
KENTUCKY CASE
Beckham Wins in the
Court of Last Resort.
STATE TRIBUNALS UPHELD.

Chief Justice Hands Down the
Opinion Declaring the Su-
preme Court Of the United
States Without Jurisdiction.
The Dissenting Opt Mon.
Washington. May 2i.-Tbe United
States Supreme Court today decided
the Kentucky governorship case in
favor OF Democratic Governor Beck
ham, in both the quo warrauto and
equity proceedings. For want of
jurisdiction the court dismissed the
writ Of error from the Kentucky
Court OF Appeals.
The opinion was handed down by
Chief Justice Fuller, and vigorous
dissenting opinion was delivered by
Justice Harlan, the ouly one to al
vocte the reversal of the Kentucky
courts decision. Justices Brewer,
Brown and McKenna also dissented
from portions of the opinion.
In dissmissing the writ the Chief
Justice said that the court should be
the last to overstep the bounds lin.
iting its own Jurisdiction. and that
the determination of a case of this
character, contests for State Offices
must necessarily be settled by by the
political branch OF the government.
That branch had acted in the Ken
lucky case when the General Assem-
bly, took jurisdiction There was no
appeal from the Assembly's decision
which was favorable to Goebel and
Beckham, except to the tribunal OF
the people, which tribunal, the Chief
Justice said, was always in session.
he also said that the case was pure
iy State casu-that Kentucky was
in the full possession of its faculties
as member of the Union, and that
there was no emergency for calling
for the Interference of the general
government TO enforce legislational al
guarantees or TO put down domestic
violence.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-05-25
THE DISSENTING OPINION


There were three dissenting opin-
ions. Justice McKenna WAS the
first dissenter to be heard. He
stated that while he concurred in the
result, he was not prepared to say
that public office was not property.
Justice Brewer also based his dis
sent on the point of Offices as prop
erty. He also held the view that
that the United States court we're
not without Jurisdiction, but conten-
ded that the Kentucky court should
be affirmed, instead of dissmissing
the writ OF error. He says the pre-
scribsd procedure was followed in
awarding the contestants the Offices,
and that he did not ignore the many
allegations OF wrong, such as the Sc.
lection of the committee was not by
lot, but was by trick on the part of
the clerk OF the Assembly.
GOVERNOR TAYLoR's ORDER.
Louisville, KY, May 21 Govern.
or Taylor late this evening issued
the following order:
To General ID. X. Collier, Frank
fort, KY:
The Supreme Court of the Unite d
States having decided in favor OF Mr..
Beckham. nothing more remains TO
be done than to dismiss the militia
and surrender your Office to your
successor, appointed by Mr. Beck
ham. You are, therefore, directed
to at ones dismiss the militia and to
surrender your Office to your success.
sor as soon as the mandate of the
Supreme Court is filed, or sooner II
you wish Tender the militia nv
kindest regards and sincere thanks
for their brave and patriotic service
"W. S. Taylor"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

North InpDiiDs Mine Disaster Mt ~ ssri.
Dns NJ First ttepDrisJ,

North capoiins Mine Disaster Not ~ ssri.
ana NJ First departed,
RALBIGli, N, O., Msy A-Twenty.
two men, 10 white and " negroes, lost
their lives IN NJ explosion ut UnmDoek
e0nl mines, Chatham county, The nS,
ploAi0n occurred Nd dlD0 o'clock and "
supposed 10 have been unused by u
broken game inn safety lamp The
accident was IN what Nv known ~ the
east banding md betwaon ~ md %
men were IN tho mine NJ The time, Five
were brought alive from The onst bond,
Ing, while none NJ the MOI IN tbp other
parts of tho mine were injured,
Within M hour nftap tho explosion
the work 0f resnnn began md by DtRbt
MI Of the bodies bDd boen brought ~
the surface,
This ~ The second explosion this miDo
has lind within Tho past iouy ynnrs, bio
former one having occurred ID Dno, m,
lbDb, when ~ men lost their lives
A great mnDy Of tba bodies inIiaD
from lbn mine Ind boeD burned md Tho
scenes around the mouth ~ lhn sbDgt
were h~nnplpnUljUp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
Baden POWELL REF FORTS.
Commander NJ MaSeL.Dy Tells VI the
Relief ~ THAI piass,

Commander NJ Mafek.Bw Tells ef the
nsitsl ~ THAT piase,
LONDON, May aA-'rhe war Office
issues a dispatch from Lord Roberts
nDder date Ut DoninRsprnit, May w,
announcing TIM receipt by him of the
following message from Major General
Baden, p0wolll
"MafekiDR, May MI am happy 10
inform yon TINT Mnfuhing WAS success.
fully relieved today, The northern and
southern columns Joined hands on May
ID aud attacked the enemy yesterday
and after nsmnll engagement entirely
defeale1 ihom with loss, The British
casualties were . killed aud ~ wonndod
''1hn relieving force marched lnto
MnfeljDg nj y this morning, md tho re'
lief aDi defense forces combined and
moved ont md nttAohad thn nDnmy'e
bend lpngpn We abo)lnd Thorn out and
DaDply nnplupad SDymnD, md book one
gun, a Ing nnd a lnpRe am0DDt ~ am
MnnlilOn, stores, nth,
Five Dead anJ Fifteen WDDDJeI IOsps
were found, The enemy appears 10 DO
ratrenting IN MI directions except enc
aOmmnDdD, which ~ lying low, possibly
tD cover the pntrout ~ The remainder,
hDhplnin Mnp)AppD ADI Corporal
Murray vera tDnDl Ia Tho Boep hes
pitAL They npn doing woll Tho
t|0wDBpo0plp and lhn glrpls0D ~ Mnfe'
!ainp aro heartily gnlnfpl for their TO-
lief"
Lord Roberta dispatch further snysI
"lnD llnmiltoD wuDhad llnilbpDD lhis
morning nflnp "A soplnB Ol engagements
with u llOep rOpon, nD1np DeYot, who ~
retiring before him IpOndw0o1 bpb
nApiulp1 10 ltDDp wagons Tborn hnyn
boon W ~o0AnnllioB IN llnmllloD'B force
10 yeHlop1py pypplnR, WI mnpohe1
here this morning.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

RETIRE TOWARD THE WAL
Beers Are Reported From prS-
toria as Already Across
the Stream.
Twoly0 Thousand Men and
Fourteen Guns IN Retreat
Ing Column,

JoADos, May gA=bor1 Roberts n
irAwiDg mona 10 the frontier Of tho
IrAnsynal Ills infantry mlsses npe hj
miles north Df krDDDstAd I'D The Hbn'
Dosi0r river Some thousands 81 ehyAlry
arn already nopOss tho river
The l3onpH mn retiring toward The
ynnl with their bDnyy bnggnge, They
un reported from Ppntoptn ~ AlpeDdy
,orosB lDlat river Twelve thousand
MOI md " guns compose the p%olponlV
Inv army, Trains continue 10 ppn from
voroDDtgeiDg, ~ tho ynnl, 10 Pretoria
Foreign engineers nasopt thnt Pretoria
" able W sluDd u ynnp's hieRo, Anoorl'
lDg t0 ndylaog From LOuponBD Marques
tho Pretoria fDpljjlnallOnB Dpn leBerlbed
IN complete, bnt Johannesburg hnB not
yet been p)DoDd entirely ~ a STATE "
1nfoDsp, Tbo TpDnsWlnl RoyapDmnDtB
wW chest bDs boon poluoye1 w LyleD'
bnyR, Foreigners continue ~ lenyo th1
republic,
ME Door rOpoop continue te lwlDdlo,
Some " Ibo correspondents INSERT lllnb
wobnbly only about 1900 ~ tho
hnrDlost tlghterB ynt peWDlD, although
tbopo Dvo J0lNDhel parties IN ynrlOls
pDylB i~~Fa JmnsynnL one ~ thp pnpl'
ons plpooB ot gossip Aont from %l0nrnnso
Mmluus ~ lhni goyovnl wOmnn lrlpd 10
ejnm,bob President kpngmp, who WIS
vnyoDoJ by bis bDdyRnnrd lie lnpely
lnnyoB tlo presidency now bnL works
i|DopyHlnlly, holding oonDolls NJ day
bpoDh md during he night u WIS
elntn1 M ppnlOpln Sunday lhnl The lipllr
iph prisoners viii bn moved From ppo'
TORN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
MET AT SIOUX FALLS,
bDnib nAlDln lippDbilpnNs NDWiDHip lpeig
rHnipb IN IhlIninlpllH llDD yNDllDM

bOnll, iAEDln ilpDDbijmHs Nominate lDejv
nAnips ~ phlINinlphln convention
blOuS FALLS, y, DD May W. Dhnip'
mnD GhpplpA N, llnnlnn VI lhn STATE
eommlllee chilled DE Republican state
convention W order Al W. ~ lApl
Sherwood ~ UlDh county wnb eloolpd
temporary ohnlpmWN ana nIIpp lho MP
pDlDlWhDl Dr 0DDnllfnNs u ypgebB WIS
taken untIl lDbBD D. ~ W Hlyn way W u
lorDbllehl procession Dul ID address by
John " WnbsLnp NJ Omnhn " wnB
lllIb when lh0 convention InlbBnmblodl
", W Wilson ol lAll Mynp WINS mndo
permanent chairman
ThO platform lNnlnpnH nRnlDsL IrnHlA,
fayOpb u constitutional nmpnaWnnI 1Dl
lMglny lhD powNpA ~ eDpRpohb ~ 1aAl
VIII lhemJ phJ0pbpp lb0 lpnn homes
Dill eD1orsna lho GnlppDpy l~0HlblAli0n ~
pOnHpphH ana lnyOpp h~hpnNhlOh
The following nominations Wnp0
mndnI I)plpRllob ~ th0 PhllNd1lplin
convention, Emil liNuoh ~ Tnpnnp,
lDWpHD hlpe W Moody, " ~ h0sIpltep
Of k%ilpsbupy, A, w. Dolls ~ Hansen,
o. D. Collins VI lrOwn N, j, llnpbn ~
lGdmnnle, JnMna Holly NJ Pennington,
Granville a. NoDDeIt ~ lMWpnnapI
congressman ~ large, Charles w.
lnphl Ol Pierre lronomlnnlNA), lgbpn
w, Martin VI nnndW00dj governor,
Ohnrlps N, llapried ~ lDvplh
All, Die nominations WNpn nAnn
unanimously,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
4 WoMnn't XWlul rpplL

.NTIaye II only NnA NhRnph IN HnyN yDlI
lfa ODD lhAl. h. through ~. ppprAQ9n''
W., llnnt N Time HllHR, ,WIpn, from
nnpA lnr NJ, u flnhlfll nnHp ~ el0mn1h
Ind f0pMpl md ,ahe constantly, AlpW
WORST plAN ale haANn VI, lHn Nlgnlrln
llllapA Which Wholly aIlrnl hpr. ,lLa u
wonderful, Hl0INAnh, Hyar, md Kidney
InmaAH, uNrag dyalnpsln ll1gA NJ !lle
lilo, ivy Ia nDN hlnlHl ,HNhmnlnhn,
lNnr HnlA hS lhnhplR nrnH tlD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
ONLY DURING DAYLIGHT,
MOsi Divisions NJ tbn NJ, bDuis JyADsIl
rDMpHDy Running tlaps,

fDUlpnUy NNDnlDH HnpH
w. LOIls, May w. Most Of tho diyi,
slonb ~ Tho W. L0Dls J'uHsit company
me operating onrs md General MnDppop
InDmhOT announces nm IN VIII ~,
thmpi ~ open np The pnmDlnjDg lines M
once, pnl few ~ lhn limos mn lhe
nHDhl number ~ cars md nODn ~ lhpm
WINS operated pflprDtgbllnlL Tho mpD,
aRemenl ~ lbp IpWelr company sny
oars VIII not be pnn nllDp JDph uDtil III
lnDRap Of nl!nok From tha disturbing
elnMnDt lDB passod,
The request W UDitpl kinlns MWsbDl
lj0hla thnt ia be allowed ~ appoint lDD
deputy mnpslAls ~ help mnAnpyp INV
md order, bna been vorplpon by Attorney
IopnpDl nplHgs W Judge Alnmb of DO
United BInlnb djslpl0t oonpl, Marshal
Uohln wns Instructed W ooDtpp with
Judge AdnWB nnd Unllod blnlns Dia,
tplnl Attorney II lHlep md defer IN lhniv
JndRWpDl IN Bio mnlInr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
ON TIE RHENosTER RIVE h
IlDDsptH HepOpis Ills Arrival Wnrp~-pDi
sWg lipiypnt IN ibp NlnNl,

London, May Va -~1ho wm office
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nsOptb uDnk " the nhpDostpV Hlynp,
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morning tIiDL BIO DnDmy hnI fled DUP
iDg Tho night, They Ind Occupied u
strong position on bio north hnnR ~ bio
river, which Ind boon narnfnlly en'
trDDOhe1, but they an not thlnh nd
visible 10 defend " whom Ihey hnArn
thnt Inn HnmillDD'A force WINS ~ llnll.
bpon md lhnl orr nayalry, which hhh
arDABDl the NhonOslnp Some mllnH lower
down thp slpenn, wla threatening thnlr
right nnd ynnh
I'vho bridge oyor Bio hhenosley, soy
ornl Dnlygrty md Bpm0 miles ~ bio rAll'
why wore destroyed
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pndpp Dpwet before Ihpm from Llndley
W Hebron Tho pDbsnHn NJ Ihp nhD'
noslor wns strongly tlppntod, DW loss
MiEht hive benn hpnyy bNt rDp u we'll
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reports tlAt upwards NJ lbD l'pon stntnpa
hive surrendered during tln lAAl few
days md thRt thoy hNyp given np DbD
rlfps, 100 horses md \ lnrgo nnonnt ~
ammnniN0n,
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having performed Tho dnty osooed'
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