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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
POLITICS ARE INVOLVED
KgEERisR#EA
I'm tha Anthracite Coal strike
strong HfrDpts M n
settlement,
OPERATORS 0BDURATE
NNt Probable TINT lho Influences
lIpONuhl ~ NoAp VIII
l'vOyo knoeoaAllll,

Scranton, Pm Sept af~uAt M In
formal nONf0pnDuN Of Ihn lOonl OpopAls
Opa TONIGHT thn report w Ihn lOHDilAT
llOM fOr nnlllinH lhn strike WINS dls'
unapnd and Tho NOnoOnallA Of opinion
WIN Ihnl Iho influences pnpOptpd ~ I'M
M work towards nlfoOIllH n AOtllnnlNnl
apn of Il politlnpl hnN mil thpHa inlep'
nAla nnllnOl lldvnn0n my argument
thal VIII Onllan llln operators 10 tnpll
from tlln course llHy llIly1 mapped ont
nND0ly, llHhtlnR IN y finish lha hvohl'
pnnd condition 0r lhn anthracite w.
giOn NV thu llnil0d Mlno WOvhHore'
DpHnnifailOnl 'l'ho anllarnl opinion
hoVn IA thpt th0 influences pefeppnd lO
apN Of FnNh n powerful nnl'lpn Ihnf tho
OInulhpA nnllnOt vol Alnnd ont nRAlnAt
thnn, nld VI N bNlinynd IhnI Tho Hipil'o
Will bn HOIIl0dr 'l'In mNnlls 0f A0llln'
mont N N pnid VIII bo nH follows Ihe
blH OnppylnH 10ppnllnH VIII Nphllt u
aliHht p0OnnliOn in IOllH th0 operators
VIII pnlan tho pVtaO " non and lhe
WngOA W lhe minors VIII IN lDopNaaed
according IN Tho pnvnonInH0 lhnl tho
pndnoliOll IN TOLLS and inGpNnAl ill AollS
Inv ppioo Will permit, tha flRnvlnH W
hi done with tle AnnIo IN WnH0A akiHt.
Inn nA tho banla " Will bA Gsnoled
thnt Tho minn workers. union shall MOI
nuUpO IN tho negotiations nIld thai iho
mon shall paINpn IN work without my
ceremony other Ihnn " guarantee NJ
advances IN WaHnH lhnf VIII be ppo'
fappnu
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
LNG YELLOWSTONE COUNTY MONTANA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1900

Roosevelt republican meeting IN this
city lAst evening, y, " Briggs, editor
" tha Victor Daily henOrl WAA M
HANltnd tO'lay IN hin OiiirN w Nh hdin
tOpial denoIneiDH Mo participants IN
thu riot, tho Record stated THAT IN few
dlpaOlnin women waived pAHA NJ tho
ynpy faces w thp dlatlnNNlahnd
HNesth, y 0npp, n miner who claims
lhat this statement N n pehuoti0n Npon
hia Wlfe'a character, entepoh Tho
Record Otlien thiA afternoon md struck
BditOp HplHga on tho hund As lln mt ~
hia deakl BpiAHa jumped NJ and
struck tApp VI thh fhonl Reverend
Father DOwnpy inlaVrpred and stopped
the hHhti Neither iilAl WIN much
hurt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
NibbOns IN ApI,ilpnlH,

iiNltlMOpo, Hept, pTa@0WdinAl dlbl
l0nH lAa hnel asked tO not IN apbil
TRAITOR between the striking miners and
til0 operators M tia anthracite 00al
reNl0Ii Of PnnnaiyvAnla, While MI,
nllltinA That In linz ieeli approached
Oll tlo subject, hlh 0milenaN mid tOI
lliNht tilat lle lind iepvd from only
ono side M llla PARTIES IN controversy
md must da0lilie w discuss tl0 Qt0a'
Hon of arbitration until VII had heaIl
hunFd FINN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
ARRIVAL AT PUEBLO
R00sBvBbF'A TRAIN SAFE IN TIM
BIG MINING CAMP
New YOFk's Governor Continues Hls Tour
Through The State Of eolOr
fadO Sill Alive

Pueblo, Colo, Sept aTmWhan tll
special train bearing tho H0Oaevel
pnptN arrived M thiB place thlA even
Inn the station WAs crowded Win Ie0
ple 90 Be0 the governor, 'lln pee0l)
Hon committee with OappiaEoA oHoOpl0l
Governor HOOaevelt Senators li0dH
nnd WOloOtt, John Proctor Clarke
Curtis Guild Jpl, nnd General Irwin
HAle 10 HOyAl pMplly where n J,pOo0.
sion WAa formed and marched thpOnNl
the principal streets Oh tho Qity, I'h'
streets were lined with people, Ihp1l
evening meetings WDpn arranged flr
and oil were attended by largo audi
0noes, During thN day Rt tho vApiOnl
stopping places tle crowds vera ~,
nlapllably large and ullyopsNl Interest
attended the lne0tlngA, Al Canyon
Oity (tOvepn0p HOOseVelt smoke IN JNApi
As fOllOwsl ''tPhepe has boen sOna
talk "a 10 what tho papaln0!lIlt Issue
IN In thls campaign, Now Will !all
YOU | llAv9 made Np my mind within
ihe lRat fOptyaeight hours Iust (lMugllr
tori what n Tho papAll0nllt lsall0i VhG
IHnpNIlOllIlG iARil6 IN 10 Keep tllp orderly
liberty That llAs made ls what WI ApG
The paramount Issue N No kgep 0up
national Helfave4peet, ny pAGll lndivldG
tlal keeping hia own snlf.geale0t Alld
Respecting our fellows, lfaopiDa tllG
right Oh free speech Keeping lho night
Of pOlitiGAl dlsGuaSlOni NJ lllAt We
llAy be able 10 settle cur p0lineAl
diFepengea enthusiastically and fairly,
Aflep n full hearing given 10 my ono,
whatever hiA Views may boi Flln only
danger on imperialism lhat VIII ev0p
come IN thiA country N " VI IN united
M u reaction aHalnst anarchy, An
apOhy IA tle hand maiden on tyranny,
III ever wa grow ~ substitute llWlntA
mob Violence fOp th0 orderly liberty
tint WI enjoy under Tho lawI " Gvdp
WI grew t0 substitute pnlH by bpLtH
forces " ever We gp0W t0 exchange fOv
bx definite IN tho lGHl4s
lHtnpaA Dr llie country and on tl0
AtillllIll " ever wv AT0W. ~ Gk0llAllH0
fOp tilOae tila violence That finds aKS
ppnaai0n IN either word nv daedt tllen
wa Will Indeed I'M Within n llenAnp0r
lhl6 distance IN lOtllla 0Hv lihGptg,
,fhe worst thing this country GAn
have IN thA man MthnH tn HAA0 M
ll0lnG Ald exciting other man who Arn
ian0pAllI, m de6dp N Violence, Hnd
WhatIlW In he n JMIiHaiNn Nv Ndtf0v
0f " newspaper, NM aKeet N ne
aalnet y
Another 0vganiged attempt WIN
made nv " snail minority m Interrupt
II. st% %''"%sat'F' %%.tYF n KY. 's "s @ WI y u e, II
kaAFs M mo With 4 few men, VIM
sil0Rtad nRFyNn, and GheeFed NJ m
IN interrupt VIM aJiaAkeFh ONE
g0HDgsteV, HainR gsked why ie gated
IN dIs0FdaFikt Mid thNt IN wAs hiFed
M IN Nh 1haE wore uniform GAIs
aild Aeted IN concert
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
ARCHBISHOP KEANE
Dignilary Succeeding the Lamentsd Hem
nasssy Al Dubuque Installed with
The Usual Ceremonies,

Dubuque, Iowa, Ropl, pfm~Vhe
Right Reverend John u, k0nllD, veu
GENTLY appointed archbishop Of Dlp
hnlno, VIVA HlvaD hll ovation oN lls
arrival llove thiS afternoon No IN ins
stalled in Ofii0e, lila train WIN llet
nt Apple HivAv by delegates vepppseut'
inH fiu olavay Ind lNiiy, headed by
Manager Ryan ApoOmiAlylnE lhp
archbishop Wnpp Doctors klpby nlld
OavvigAn w Washington University,
IsNvapOnd I)0atOp Fowler, NJ Bl0uA
Uity, Aln Hevnvond Doctor FiBlIAtvl0k
M Oils Glly, Vhe lavly VIM 0AoOpten
10 lh0 ApphepipoOlNl pnlaoe, where
tha archbishop dOnipd ihn yObns IN hls
nav office, Manager ityall, vino llAs
presided over the dlOpaA0 AingA Bishop
lienDeasay's deHth, delivered tila keys
tO the nGw metropolitan, The pljssl
bpief WnB VpAd by Dv, JOlll CARROLL,
president NJ the W. jDaapb college,
Manager Ryan spoke briefly, wal0OIDa
I'M tha Ry0llbiahOp And Introducing
him N tlA IeOplA, Dv, kaN!le W.
HpOndnd happily and w HpInB lenHlh,
dwelling asj6elAlly npOn tlla dHty .Of
PRIESTS nnd lNtrlHlllDll9vs, IN 0On0iu.
AiOnl !la announced th0 veal,pOinlinele
III Manager Hymn M yl0Ay'AellagA!,
TIl0 0nvnllOny Of OOlfpvviDH lhA PAI
linn viii tAEe plaea IN JNlilAvy, wheD
Manager MnVtfnella, Cardinal ftibs
bOnH, Archbishop lvpland Nnd other
llOiAbles M lIla church VIII Nv I,resenh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
DlsanWtlyn I,Dnpl 10 A,unl,

Scranton, Sept eimu'l'hp MDnOnnDas
maDt that Tho WllpOnla onnnOt aae
their Wny olsAP 10 help olOsn down the
washers by refusing 10 handle thelp
output, 0nused " OAll 10 bo IssOed lOn
dAy Tor meeiinHH Of tho executive
bOnpd Of Tho United Nina WOpkepa Oh
district No, | Tor nAAt Saturday 10 dlss
ousA other means Of meeting mis- diiiis
Guilty, An effort IN ~ De made lO slOp
work nj the barton Rnd Mupvln mines
npnp unpbODdAle by showing 10 Tho
mine Inspector ihnl those GDIllnpj1s nm
moi Opepat0d nnoOpdlns ~ tho requires
nl0lllA ~ lha Inv polniinR 10 yeDtilas
tjOlh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
MITCHELL GAINING,
Thn Possibility M lha strike winning
kaalI,H VpOINbla,

Tha Possibility NJ lha hlplka WlDnlnn
snamA pvObnbla,
l,hllndNlpIia, HnDI, pYmW'Ihn tower
ing fnnlllp0 M lhN g0nl strike situation
today, Nnn ono which RlIpn0Ind mo W.
tnnllOn M 0ll mo interests involved,
WEa tha widely circulated report lbnI
negotiations apo pvOnnedlnE nnh vnp'
idly n0arlnA compilation fOP " HaltlN'
mGllt Of tho strike, While flo identify
Of ll0 pNphOn Op persons who nvN Hnld
IN hO III work 0DdaAy0plDH ~ hvlllN
abOnt tho Immediate md p0n1efll Rda
jualM0nt 0f th0 dinlGnllinA bnlwNnll
GnplOyne And employers lan nOl hnoIl
diaalOHed, VI WIN openly ndmltlad
In authoritative eipelaS thAt snoh ell.
npnyOvH W0pH M pp0HvaHA FVNtidn'll
I'pn0adnl0 Of Illn lN0kAwnllllh 00ll VAny
IN opnditod M making Aloll admission,
hut IN what HlnDlNp Nv by whom llley
ware b0lnE GOndnGtnd hn declined M
alaior Plnsid0Dt Mllnhnll llo hond
Of tho Htplking miners operations, ek'
l,pnHA0d fh0 hnIlnr lhnt Tho operators
Ind doOidOd 10 OOnapdN Tho miners Nh
iDOpoaEe Of wAg0A, bnt he dnallnod IN
Htnt0 whether hO Ind my ruplhnv lnr
formation On the SNbjo0L from
scranton GODlnA VINO information lllAi
MI " meeting NJ operators the lpllli0ll
Was 0KpvoaNad niat thu negotiations
Ind n HfvODE pOlitiOAl complexion, bnt
tllAt Who OE0vlfOva would ba fOvONh w
COn0ade Tho advance NJ WNNaN,
Definite confirmation GOuld mn be
learned tODigllL win the vnlpOva Of
N settlement anna lllN vlIlOv illNh illU
nan would In Offered M tllapaaHN In
WagNa, but tl0 nina OpevNtOvh would
decline M NpbltvNla tll0 differences
thpOUEh President MttaIlall, Nv W. my
why iO vaNOHniEo fhe United Mina
WOpkova Wlila decision nOt ~ gnaOgs
lllK0 the ulliOn, however, would n0t
bn n htndvnlG0 llllpOHalhla NJ .OyAvs
GOnO, President MITCHELL w hiB lals
tara k)peaHad N Willingness NJ nGGhpt y
batw6all illo all!nlOynh NM
their A0JApRln oDlplOy0vA, !! fhe Will
why GOllllAIii1A Wl0 control fllu mines
would NGGGpt thls baso M HatllaDHDi,
In WOnld waive thN claim tO vaaOHllir
Hon, Ona thing In Insisted 0n, how
nyep, wiz tINt tha various GonfevellaaA
should I'm Il0ld an tlla AalIl0 dAy hnn w
tha AAlne aify, MnttarA ware Gnl0t
tIlpOnNIIOnt lhe strike aaDi0pa lOday |
md tlla HlviknvA' fOraaA wap0 nddad IN
bg ll0 Rl0Aina M " feW mines,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
BEVER|DGE HONORED
Wa9EaaIaaGGAa
The Young Senator's Reception ~
Minneapolis Nh imposing
Demonstration,
MINI EAp0LlS EVENT
Tim biggest irwin CIV AlMIp since
lhp National COnvpNr
lIOn In iDDp,

Minneapolis Apph stum'l'he meeting
III honor VI Unllnd HIhtnh hnnnlOp A,
j, Hnyopl'lnn hepu tonight wAa lhe
mOal Imposing public demonstration
nvDp hell III MlnnnnpOllA hlnph lAo lnr
INhllen, NnlIOnnl 9OnvnRllOIl olHhl
ynnpA nAO, More llnn b, 600 mon wore
lN lhn l,npnfn which Tho senator pnu
viewed AMI M0pn llnA 1000 heard him
apOnk, OihnrA bplng turned AWAY, 'lh0
spoooh VIVA hOllvepod 4! lho ekpOaIl
Hon building, N hn hnll where Bon
Jnmln Harrison hofnnIpl james C
l,Mlnn Tor tllo presidential nomination
In aDp,
A fenlupo W lhe parade WINS Tho
marching Ol ihn tt0ORNvnli HOuHh
ltldNpa Nlub Or M, PnNh tho Oplulnnl
II ItOOnovpll" club DpuAniAod on Appll
vi, 1000, Two months bpfOpo rhu nom
llNIiUn W MI HODHoyelt lDp tho vlGeH
presidency, 'lho University p0Dnbllu
Onn Nlnh VIVA In line 900 strong, lhn
bOJH looking nplnA nnd pehGhnH From
Onpb 10 curb lDblnnn Of IN th0 p1pUlnI
tiOn military fnslll0n, Al They ,,nsaed
nlOnR they shouted lhe hHki u Nah"
OOll0uu Wells and ohoerad for Hovr
opldWp, lNnlly thpeesfOUrthH Of llo
men In limo were uniformed III KHAKI
mil wore Ih0 regulation rough pldor
uniforms, 0v0N tO Iile campaign hnts
and loANInHa, 'I'hppo Wofn several
lloolA, A',d lrnnHlnrenolea npppOHplnlor
y lilAnplllHll Wepn llilIll6pllHl i'plseh
lind been offered rOp thn boat marching
clubs nnd lhey WeP0 awarded IN fol-
lows lpop lhd h0at club ODtaldo Of the
Twin Cities, WlOO, won by lilo Hutch
luNOil club Or Hutchinson, Mlnn fOp
ho noat MlnnoapOllA club, #BO, won by
tlln Minneapolis HOOHpvu!t olubl for
llu loHt Hfl Pnul club, Tho Htr Paul
Orlplnhl ltoOANyolI club, HI,O 'Fho
UApOAl zion meet lllA VIM most nnlhuHln
AAtlO and AnnAlOp b1vepldN0 WIS given
n pONAlllR reception Preceding him
Oll tii0 program ~ HpeeoheH were Nv
bepnat0piAl nominee Van AAnt and Dr.,
A, A, Anlaa, nominee for mayor On
MIIInaOl)OlIh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
OwDpva Mnha GODnssslDns,

ltayellOn, Pa,, sept, ag-'I'hu Ass0a
0inlad I'peHn At 10 O'nlOek tonight p0r
oniyon from President Mitchell the ndr
mission Ihal he believes We mine
owners hnye ngp0nd ~ make Ihn slvlhu
INV mine workers nn Offer ~ II 10 pnp
onnf lnnrenae IN Wngpa, Further tGAD
This Mitchell volnaed 10 lnIh, llp hnA
beon poti0ont MI nay Oh I'm subjeet
and Hnyopal times daplnpnd IN kileW
nothing ~ iho vunIops ON \ settlements
Dp thO Hlptka,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
I,ODpOlA III AbAIGNin,

PapiH, Sept aVumFpom N sonpen
denMpd worthy Of oOntldeneo, vls,
tho gONpiopdN HOip, " ~ announced
Tint tho king Of Tho BelginnA intends
t0 AbdioAt0 before TIM clone " thp ppOaa
nNt Belgium pApllalRNnt III tnyOp Of tho
Prince W FlAndnps KIM IbNOpOli
counts confidently NDOn lhn result NJ
his action bniDH mo sinking W tho
0uappalA OF tho riyNl PARTIES, which
WOnld illOll unite 10 Observe TIN con-
nlIlOnh w lhn n0W regime,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
...COMPANY...

W uOOMnlNlj tO thu uNlaAdnp Anl the
Ia wNAlllup lllpuN,l. our OH lglpllu ADI|
n EuAvly vltllpp, MY, lAuh fr0Nt, Mil
a - All,ll ~ wlllA M AHnlHl lAlld, Wa AllH.
,,,.., N0al ~ Viii DFlllM wll MN lllN
!lA!lg VNllllln ,i Nllnwl letl Nlld Mlld lllHuD
oeua. "W IL sGSp wWenal|SH" Wnatl|H In. 'e'Ala.' Ra oel
gllAlA lolllA gl,ll llll1t l|u wNplllly plnllud,
|Rs asutGS snVT VTss'c pS,s |AS.l Slt'slHs wlnls 'say(
ges'''W!a%s g' gsas'XsN' gs,Ass' I' 'ss!!ISas'G,. "
Rssa sl. l!!Sy|r eS 'IAtstIN1kS''s Ststs ''ssSss'
vn|s Y1 YsEY.A' R'a Ra Ay" ", "s,e y. ,'a.N SlG INK
llnpIllHl lnuluAl lilNt NON ylHlt llg llgfllpu
making NH, IlllrOllAhgH WI WllltuV tilUtlllllM
AllN NNrnlHlIIlN Wu whit NJ ,uul ,EulIp
Dtlllnll Oh lllll ilnw NM ll'NNllflll ultltllVN
wu 1--we JllluhlNNd' ,WO have N, ieNv " llll
VaAult, M thn lpAl dvpNypvN u ullllpAa lIe
s'ss Y!'Ss'Iss x!"sgss' IsA, ,aSS, EE%'E'
I voW VIII l,aVn NM 1SllriMll0g "oY E0oWlaE
KY wv sss Y. 1 ,Sy c"sSvs' s wIa@' 1o'STa8 aa M'
avYiss, n es ". 'AINe ANesSsy sSsyyy0s" 0" Sass wpa, NJ
Wo want k1ll N fAv0V i'm WIN II eNlli W.
ANAL nAFNNl ynl'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Mara ItsUuliHs Arrive,

slmmOkim Hopt, a7w-AuOltlm aav.
IoAd N d0panaa from fllo HaIluyIkill
valley arrived IN Tvay0rf0u tOltght Va
reinforce Tin Iavga UNlnlar M delHtiaA
Wh0 hNva glAvddd ttla works All0e Init
WGGk, N N f0Avad fllat tv0Nbln may
Gnsua hetwGGn tIle htrikepa tom thls
pINGe And tIle dopnfiaa, AhONld Nm Ats
Mnpt M made't0 la pp tllN north
FvehkItu g0lltavg, witch N INV Nm
0nlg 0pa IN operation IN mn AoefiOp
MI fllG a1Hl nHldN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
him Iv0,n J,,O,DIdN

Kanaab Olty Hppt VI m Captain
fpodefiok Dent Alnph United Rlalne
army, retired, n cousin Of lionevnl
lllyasea ~ dlAnt, dlnd tOdnN in hlH
Gily from nll OVnr dOhn w bpOnlnn,
lnkun Tor tho purpose Or relieving
nervousness md palm Captain AlnpI
Waa IOlally blind md N M supposed
tlAl ho hnl bnOn unable 10 properly
gunHa tln 0nnDllly OF tlln drug
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
NO. 40

company, worked with n crippled
fopon, lrhn l.DeNst spring enlllGpy M
b0euAi aAp, Dinn miles from Aahland,
WIN unable 10 work owing 10 tho
anlnIl number W men who pnpOptel
This operation ordinarily employs
about 200 mon And boys 9ha Inst
oOlllepy M liOenAt closed this Afternoon
and thp eOlliapy NJ Div MINI hul
worked with u small force, N IN AAid
100 men mn employed NJ these two
mines,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
----- F77747-7T 7T7T7T-I ---
MACHINERY ron DAWSON
nAlsnAlvO Mining Oaint starts IN u
ItDmbIInl vOtAHai

DOnblInl voyage,
Vancouver, HeDt, pg@ulho atoameI
lappNIOn smiled Tor Mn north today
With ono Of thp largest and G0stlieai
single AhipM0nIA III mining machinery
over shipped 10 Tho ndiker AL
most 100 Tons Or NIL kinds On hydraulic
plants md ROldHminlnH. machinery
llnd0 ~ Ile shipment, IN IN doubtful
" tho NO0da oNll Do gotten through 70
Dawson botOpa (hp coming cold
weather, bnt this shipment Will be
pnAllol nOp0aa tla Alpondy anOW covered
summit Or Willie pAss ind will pp0bAn
bly, ho IN Kenneth In Time 10 0ntoh ono
" the lntest bOaIH down lhe river 10
DNWaOjt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Ami ALAN AENApLA

IdHaOlu, HepL a7@utn n letter ves
Ooived today MI tha pgplliAt lAyty
national tlaad1navlers, AdlNi NJ Htev'
0llsOp accepts ltle nomination fOr tlle
yiaaspvoHldenay t0ndeged Inn bx tllNt
lHvly AHvjy tiliH month,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
kuRDllnlieDn IlagN,L

Nav York, sept, w mu President
'ppnnAhaln, W lMoknwanlIn, anyf negOs
tlntiOnH toward A0ltlinE lhe strike Ape
n0tlnlly under why, They Ape being
conducted by u IIlnil who dOns nOt dla
peutly represent either papty tO lhe
dlHiOnlly, ltU dNGlnvnd thnl neither
Hnnlln nor Archbishop Ryan wepe en'
HaHon w tlla matter
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

fApRO, N, D,y Rupl, pf@a'l'hn body N
4 man supposed 10 IN l3plNk GhllEOlt
lhe alleged mupdopop NJ him0n Welsh,
WINS found In tllo river near WilliAlon,
Welsh WAA q plnll pDnoilnp n0np Dlau
nlAp0k and VIVA killed soon Aft0p Chill
HON WAs poloaAod from the pnpilontH
inpyr a reward Of EbOO lind baon
Oif1INd fOp TIC 0NpllrN Of OhllkOll.l
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
l4l4sitiss N - g sisasAisH HAsiaalsiAH
GENERAL PALMER BURIED

Iha ilMinanl And Venerable iiiinOIAiNil
itaaslyaH tunaFNi ii0nOrA,
springfield, ill.,, H2pt, pTH-,l'he lAst
bNHle oAll on ''i'nps' sounded over lhe
sOldleph' grave ~ gapllnyllle thls
afternoon Wh0n th0 body Of General
John MOAuley Palmer VIVA laid away
Full Masonic mud military Hopvlees
were h0ld, All atato Offices were
olosed and despite lho lnolement
W0Nthpp " large number M friends Asr
aonblad NJ lhU family p0aideloel vetr
nrulls Of both tha civil and spanish.
American WNpA, hIAle OlIlGlhlA ana
members Or Tho leAal fraternity wepe
lnpn0ly represented,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

PNvis, hspf g7-~iTIlA tNyy NJ ngAi
NppeaI made n r6J0yt M exlH,sitt0n
AWArdA America ree4lved ftiA tltEllsNe
nWnIev MI awards M NIly RNtieR ~
GltIH France, bHt Germany keeHveA n
EvaNtAv UDulbag M Grand pgtNps,
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j,yUg ljIavh su,s,hns,

Valley Dity, N, d., Hepf, W=~Dlvls
H0btOvi, N young dvnH clark eInplOyed
IN Vr0etOg ANd WHl's stOy0 VIM lAtely
0Nule Ilev0 fran MiDawNnkNn, WIZ,
committed Huiatde dUvInH tlM MINT
by iNklnE morphine,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
l,ENlMlnNnL hpnvlA lIpOkN

Chicago, Aept, p7@udaOgEn slIay,
pviNpgfiHht0p VpfevUn, AIld Lon NJ,
ll0HaeIlAll, hOstDH AkIibitlOn nlAilAl
Eov, both nled p0nHOnA Va bankruptcy
hnpn fOday, Ailav Halladnlad liabilities
M M, lB0 and itOn4elnAn NJ Nd, 7bB,
Wilelv combined naHnlN were pm Nv
NIAn
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ONiD t0C slglkNvs,

Shenandoah, PN, HepL a7-1'0dNg'a
dayaIgpgpeHls In Vim sfFlke stfRNft0ll
IN fhiA reEiaa ah0Wad M important
getp f0r tlW mine W0gkAFM TWO kk
a0lltertes IN Ashland dlsfElef, e0lp
fFellad by the HeNdiuE u0Rl and Iran
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

WNHllinat0ll, Aapt p1mhe0vatAvE
Itay's health IN M lnngh improved
tllNt " II 6KIMetad In viii vatpVn hare
lloAt weak ind rhAnIaa tha dntlat N
ttA 0niae, llAy llAs hepIi IN a0llAfAnt
e0lnMnnlNatiMl Win hls 0niaa dipaetr
Inn matters NV tila JlAAt month
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
AssAVLYED AN s0lT0N,


yiatM, Gala, aepf g7s-As n sequel
M tIla dis0fdeply proceedings NJ nm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

ginia, Blair Lee of Maryland, Tenant
Lonax OF Alabama, W. B. Moore OF
North Carolina, John II. Atwood Of
Kansas, Ii. l.. Fuqua of Louisiana,
Thomas Z. 5i,arkyorth Of Michigan, ".
Q. Baker of Ohio, ex-Gov. Robert T..
Pattisop of Pennsylvania. Gov. Benton
McMillin of Tennessee. Z. W. Maloney
of Vermont. L. g. Bohmrich OF Wis
consin, Charles Slater of the District
of Columbia, John II. Wise Of Hawaii
and Mr.. Cohen of Utah.
Webster Davis, who was tly
Assistant Secretary of the Interior in
the Mckinley administration. addressed
the convention, announcing that he
Would support the Democratic ticket
and indorsing the platform declaration
10 behalf Of the Beers. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
TEN TICKETS NOW.

So far we have had the following
national conventions and nominations |:
Peoples Party, Cincinnati, Septem-
Der 9th, lS9S-For President, Wharton
Barker OF Pennsy lvania: for Vice. Presi.
dent, Ignatius Donnolly of Minnesota.
Socialist Labor Party, Rochester.
January 9th, 1900-For President, Job
Hartman of California; for Vice
President, Max S. Hayes of Ohio.
Social Democratic Party, Indianapo-
lis, March 9th, I900--For President.
Eugene V. Debs of Indiana: for Vice.
President, Job Hartman OF California.
These two parties have since united
Omitted Christian Party, Rock Island,
May 1st, 1900-For President, the Rev.
Silas @. Swallow of Pennsylvania; for
Vice President, John q. Woolley of
Illinois (declined).
Peoples Party FUSION, Sioux Falls,
May 9Th, 190O-For President, William
Jennings Bryan OF Nebraska; for Vice
President, Charles A. Towne of Minnie
sofa.
Peoples Party Middle Of the Road),
Cincinnati, May 9th, l900-For Presi
dent, Wharton Barker; for Vice. Presi-
dent, Ignatius Donnelly.
DeLeon Socialists Claiming to be the
ZEAL thing), New York, May 23d, 1900
F or President, joseph r. Maloney of
Massachusetts,; for Vice. President,
Valentine Remill of Pennsylvania.
Republican Party, Philadelphia, June
10Th, 19o0-For President, William
Mckinley of Ohio; for Vice President,
Theodore Roosevelt of New York.
Prohibition Party, Chicago, June
2Sth, 1900--For President, John G.
Woolley of Illinois: for Vice President,
Henry B. Metoslfe OF Rhode Island.
Democratic Party, Kansas City, July
4th, 1900-For President, William Jen-
nings Bryan of Nebraska; for Vice.
President, Adlai E. Stevenson of Hi
nois.
This is all up to date, but it is not
impossible that the Anti-Imperiaists of
the Carl Schurz school will put up
still another ticket, while Sound
Money Democratic ticket is not at all
improbable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
To Mannfacture Automobiles.

M. B. Faulkner, president of the Ma
tional Automobile Co., which was
organized in Philadelphia Friday,
announces that the board of directors
was instructed to purchase the McLear
& Kendall plant, and as soon as the
arrangements can be completed the
company will begin the manufacture
of automobiles Of all descriptions under
the patents and designs of John II.
Parsons. 1t is expected that the new
factory will be in operation by August
LIST. The main office nf the company is
in room No. 1905, Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Deputy Grand Master Workman
Curtis Kirk and staff Friday evening in
Lewis il. Coke; Guide, Dr. I. CLARK.
son Taylor; Inside Watchman, William
Huber; Outside Waterman, W. II.
Forbes. Past Grand Master f. p.
Lackey told Of his visit to the supreme
lodge at Sioux Falls, s. d. Refresh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

The following officers have been
elected by Telegraph Council, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. Councillor, W, W.. McKin-
non; Vice Councillor, Richard L. Nc
Kay; Recording Secretary, E. Z. Craig;
Assistant Recording Secretary, j. A.
Rettew; Chaplain, G. =. Duling; Con-
ductor, Elwood j. Stokes; Warden,
Alfred L. Maharty; Inside Sentinel,
George f. Leach; Outside Sentinel,
Harry A. Russell; Trustee, @. Il. Du-
ling.