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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08

GOT IT'S DANDERuP
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House Rejects Naval Confer
enae Report and Names
New Genfereas,
Deadlock Over The Bill Causes
Final Adjournment To Do
Postponed,
STRIFE AND TURBULENCE
Arnaer Plate Question Dayal~
opss Unusual Bitterness
In The Senate,
Charges Of Robbery and Corr
rnptlen Are Hurled About
The Chamber,

WAaWsuToN, JDna THp When Ihn
honse look a panasH mill 40 y, ID lha
two chambers of The national laHlsln'
tnpe With heads down and horns locked
were IN a desperate Struggle eynr thn
Item Ia tlla naval appropriation bill rer
lAtinH 30 oepaD surveys, and Ihn nnnl
aaionpnmant VI congress ~ postponed
mill II ~ over,
The proceedings IN lha house during
The day were lame and without drNa
matte Incident, bpl NJ night there WAS
enough excitement ~ compensate fnl
Tho InllnpsA NJ tbe days session, Tho
house Vol lls dnndep ND oynr lhn lnllnra
III iIH pDDlnleas 10 abide by their IN
slpnaIlanH on Tho ocean survey tom
and nltap nn exceedingly sensational
debate IN which Mr. Cannon, Tho ahnir'
man ~ he APPROPRIATIONS n0llHltIun,
made Some startling disclosures IN ~
thn manner IN which Commander Todd,
lhe photographer ~ lhn navy, Ind
WnnaI lliA campaign nHAlnAI. tlp nlnnd
lnllnn by lhe honsH IN lHyOp NJ lhn ooAat
and HeOIelle survey a0lnH npnall snpyny
work, lla house pnjepIed The conference
report by nj overwhelming majority,
md the epeaiep book the almost nnppo'
apianIel eDnpHn ~ appointing now nnnr
lapeaa Oh lhe pApt ~ the honHn wh0 Npe
moi members 0f lha naval committee,
The appointment ~ e0nlnIens ~. Mrt
Cannon, MI, Moody md Mr. ahafroIhI
oil ~ whom ARE IN sympathy WILD Tho
A0nse'H position nHsllpnA 40 surrender
Oh their part mil the bonsa Itself HhAll
direct Them ln Yield
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
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WHEELER WILL DE- RETIRE d,
t%s0yerHpp tieuspsI 1bayts stands tbs best
Chance NJ securing The star,

%FFE
Chance nj securing The stAs,
WAsnlknToS, June TIT IN said nj
the war department that t5anprnl
Wheeler Will biz given no military NJ
1ignmaDt under bin commission AN brls
Rndiar general VI regulars, but thai he
Will DO placed Oh ihn retired liHt for nge
within tho next few days, This plnH
of action, II ~ anid, ~ Ia accordance
with M understanding reached DetwaeD
thn president md General Wheeler,
Tho retirement Df General Wheeler
viii opnnla u vacancy IN The grade Of
hplundlnr general which VIII probably
BE- llllod by the appointment Of one oI
the officers ~ The army who have par'
iieplnrly distinguished themselves IN
action IN unbn, Porto Rico and PHILIP,
pines, siA officers nm regarded ~ hns'
Inv alDlma for p@refnrmnnt Ia this dlref'
ton Tbnan nrei Generals Dnyls,
lhnllpp, llDgllpe, Wheaton, l3ntaa aud
fohwnn, MI Of whom haye rendered
nonsptnDDus military service, They nrr
oil pOlonplA IN The mRnlnr army md
bpiandipr Rpnnrnla Dt volunteers, There
IN M impression thnl General Davis,
military RoynpnDr Ut Porto Hlou, slandp
tho basl ohnDpo VI securing llp slnr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08

GAVE I'M TOO EASILY,
eMspialgB Ut \ ssnpet Understanding lDss
tween Kruger and HnbagtE,

NMhtl9nsBW III y @spf6A khURfsAM hHt8M 69n
tween Kruger and HDbsgts,
Ngw f0aR, June IA dispatch 10
The Tribune FROM London snyal The
promenade from Cape Town 10 Pretoria
WAS ended Tuesday nftar Il battle Of
manonyaph rather Than serious lighting,
Lord Roberts gives a detailed daserlp.
ton of this engagement and helps
thereby 10 dignity the entry ~ tha
British troops Into the capital, Ibe do
iails have II hollow ring, and " IN not
alenp llnl The resistance offered by the
Doors VIDA serious
The facility with which Johannes
burg aud Pretoria have bapn taken
leads maDy military men 10 suspect
thai there has been u secret UNDERSTAND
ing between President Kruger and Tho
British government by which tho war
will be brought 10 I'D end without
InnpnpAsapy IDss ~ life
md waaleful dnsIpDellDD of property,
This theory, while plausible, cannot
be proved, since neither President
Kruger nor Lord Roberts will admit
tbAt there Inns been my secret Intrigue
tHhl iNn nlDhlNk HfnllnH ~ Pip WIFI
have been ppnapranRnl IN any sense,
The safer generalization IN lhat The
Beers hive fought ~snllnDtly against the
lasoDpeps ~ u mighty empire aud have
been finally overwhelmed by superior
numbers and energy and thAI Lord
Roberts hnb wopknd ont M intrinDlo
problem IN tbn lyDnmlps NJ war lie
haa known bow much force WAS headed
on lDa advance line and what kiD1 ~
and how 10 protect bis line ~
COMMUNICATIONS most effectively by op'
epnilonH Oh llia nnalnm llulE nDdpr
bundle
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
IN FEARFUL CONDITION,
MAjprily NJ MnJup Mnrnb's Battalion
Hpnls tnp lba Hospital

MANIA, juno IA dispatch from
landpn dntod June l, anysl Major y,
q, Mnpph'H mon of The 1hirtyplhlpd
ppnimpnl rntnuDnI ~ lnnl0D tbni day
by alopmnp Apart, A majority 81 llp
mon nrn rnnly for lhp hospital They
nrp thln md woph, having travelled sbO
mllns IN Ihn mountains, during Whlpll
lhpy suffered HrpnIly from hunger, W
I'D horses which slnrtal WITH The Ipo0ps,
~ AuVYlypl, Tho rnmAlndep died ID Tho
mnrah ~ loll Into annyons, Tho initial
lon prnplinally collapsed NJ PM, ~
mllos from Vunuonnp, ~ lha posnll ~
fpyprA md pAhnnallon Eighty snybn
nj lllo mon Wnrn conveyed from plDl ~
MnRpnHnpno In bull nnpla md lhoHe
lnllinR nn The why were pnlrlod ~ ~
tors by Tho @lHooroollH with the column
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
V|UNlMmDDA lima Nh Ab,DnHA,

hpw fnIN, lpnp. i Rohppt lIls'
almmunHl thn pnHllHl VIVA psnmlnal NJ
bellevue hNAnltnl during thn dny Ivy Ip,
John w. Sullivan Whn @nnnnnnnnI thnl
NllfHlmmnnA ~ HnllnrlnH from nll nhA
Nppa On bin lnfl hnlnkln l'hla hnnl VIVA
injured In ,llINHImmnnH' rnnnnt hAlllp
With nnnklorAIl Nnil hNa AlNnn pnlnpn
nm arNnlls,, ~ AnNlYOn ,HNyn ,llm, u
oarllnpNln NJ injury nnd mill noAlllynly
Jnna lhl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
UNUSUAL BITE NEss,
tharaeH NJ IOhDers ami lnTFupliun
Hnplel Abnul ihn ApnnlnI

Hnplen Ahnnl ihn Apnnln
WAAHlNoIoA, lnnp h@hAbllly IN
rnnph an agreement mon thp naval MP
preparation bill forced The Hpnnlp w
abandon The Adoption OF tla honHn reso'
lnIlnn r0p nnAl anjoprnmpnIl ThA
ArMMr plnlp nneHllOIb which f0p nyn
ynnrH hna been u, burning question w
nDnafpHs, npsal lln HennlA lenders md
pnnaad thpIf well laid plans 10 ~ aWpy,
WINS II day III strife and t~nphNlnnea In
llln aanRlal l4aPly In The day The noll'
fhfees 0ll fhn naval Dill reported 4 dir.
agreement nnl lhn senate WINS bold
plalnly lhAl Ihe honsh would MOI cons
ennt 10 Ihh ~ anlment providing l0p
M Arln0r plAln fhntoly III BIZ operated
ny Tho governments A eomppomlap
proposition WnA presented by Nv pan'
rom IpAI Ana aflnr hours NJ definite VIVA
Ilnnlly Al0plad by \ Fole NJ lD t0 lbt
The dlHonaHlnn ~ the proposition dnyel'
npp1 Al nlnAnal ~hllInlnpAs ~ feeling
nIn nhnlHrA NJ llply and p%olltlnAl
corruption Wapa ;.51s1aa abnnI1 llIn cham
her with M ahah4 tttu which, " They hAl
moi Gnllen from lhh llpR nj. grave .Annn'
tnFA. Wnnln bh regarded, IA rnoA laHH,
llttlh WORSE nyHp WAH llnnrn III ,lhe hunt
~ n political lAmpAlHnp When Tho
pnnlnHn nInnnHlfl lion nnnlly NAA ndoplnd
VIVA Hnpnnaha lha WAY WIN plpaT, bnI
another laaHlnhmHlll .WnH pnnnplnn
nnnn lin naval bill Ann thn HenAth tn0h
nn adjournment nnlll " H.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
ARE READY TO SAIL,
lnlilWsNlpH ,inappphnsnlts md lDllnna
npj spulpt IpInTsJ

EEF 10y #Ea EZ#t 5A
pnllAnrnpuIA, IuDp y Under orders
from the nnys department. the bntlle'
ships massachusetts md lnllano arn
hplnH ppnpprod lnr 400, Tho orders
give nofnlnW De IN what service tln yna'
Hpls mny hn ppllpl INTO, The notice 10
Commandment paapy being simply tp
Hpt lhp ships ppply md liApNtoh tllen
IN soon ~ nAsal bio ~ Hampton Hopd4,
whurp IhpS npn w AWnlt further orders
Tho Two ynAanls npn lonlnl With
onoHAh nNnl ~ mnlp y trlp noroHe tln
AllnnIlp, md Ehny aontnln largo sup
plies NJ AmmpnItlonl There nrp 1870
mon In lln pnHppyp ppnw ~ pnoh ship,
lhp hnlanne NJ lhp complement ~ 400
sallopH nnd NJ mnVlnpe hnylnV, boon dis
WIhnlnd nmnnH yDTlnnH nnsnl Hlall0nB
aflar, ,Ihp FoAApla renohol horn From
HvnOlNyn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
4 w nDllll NJ IbaDuts

Nv 0ftan hidden by unslgbIIy pjWpIns,
apHann, iettag, apynjpnlnp, salt rholm,
otp, DnpllnD's Arnipu bulye VIII HIDrify
the fnnn by curing MI skin nrDptlODs,
uleo outs, bruises, burns, hollis, fpIDHa,
ulcers md worst forms Df piles, Only
VI ote, u box, Cure RDrnDlaed, Sold by
lhuppln Drug llO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08

Starvation payer yet npred 1yepnRaIM
s n'".,ysy9"n1E TIE,.ayI G nD.sD o| N" gre II p,xyH@oG, S.D,,t
l9pd, hodol ~dyapnNHl0 QUE dlHeylA
whnl ,yol nnt % fhn BODY nnn bn
E""IN ,,u ,eDy wI1l" A" dw0'p PM |. o, N. o NE
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tlpnbl1a' NJ hpvlnln w IN yoll Rond,
lhnppln nluR O0t
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
iMpnrtlDH AmnrlpnD lnlln

Han pNAAnlAnn, Inno, w. lnpnp IN
HnehnH American md Nnv0pnni enlllu
", @lnIrndNNn nMnllH nNliyp hnTlHl IN Nn
lhN lHlanns Tnnr %lupnnnAn Hnynumnnl
commissioners m Anlnpl .flnn alnnh hayn
nIrlypd hnlnr Tiny. VIII inHlnnI lhN
herds M IhlA .Hlpln hnfnrn HnlnH nlHt NM
~ NNrOpnl N llnlr nlplnAn N nhlnln
~ lnAF aFAapA M lFdpdlnR Aloph
Known
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08

invoke lupl night Win anyugp pnjDB
u 3" BY ri',Gi W., ~fgps T. s."s s4 ap v I !" YORK
1 DaDJ, Yygwyo"''RR I1 v tp'a " 70 MNEoy 4 'q Ma
n "s"dE.s 9yl1"1w ES'9|i", y" uJ 9nsy o IEepIR'",
v'tspd ionp' ' aliGonwppb' uo,,p1bIp 's1balJ Dol
bn without II III ny homo bovonflnr, for
should Dol nurn ~ endure tbn suffer
p,,1tau", IT. " 'Wllsouop,' ''GI yary sl"
Nulgptlatowp, WnphlnHloD lnq pn This
remedy ~ for p,le by Gbnppln DrUg 90
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
1--WE hTlaATE FIRST,
lipypFnW %hlrphnnA Ashnl IN iHll mn ihr
MillljN MI MI, ljDujH,

w. LOUIS, dnnp IA l@olpslion ~
~, AonlH hnhlnpAa mon, which won't %
JnlfnrAnn llly M nrHn Governor hlpph'
pnH 10 pnll nlI I'm Hlnln mllllln w upn'
nnrvn order N W. h0nlA, have, RETURNED,
They ,Anld lhn, Hnyprnnr tpla fhnm ne
WOnlG mi min my nnIlnn Dntll lp
onnn ~ Rtl lNnlA md Informed himself
npnN Tho conditions md INV " thp alll'
nlinn warranted my hnnh u nten, Tho
uoyprnnv VIII Oonp W w. lonlA IN tllp
MDpnlnH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
lnUlUgatu AIInlhtrY ltpaiuua,

TNNMNFl INNN I, A1YI0N0 FV0Nlynd
from dump my lhn mhlnpt pfNNllNd
aYNr M MnQllA fnmNHntn Inns m
AlNllpn ll1 I'M hlnInrnr lnkllnl lln
nlnlslhf, N. nnnnNl innnl MnlAnhnlI
NnsNfnHfl, " tnIpl 4 nnW. pnhinnIl hlI
IN NN0IinN1 NH AlIlnlg, M Ii INV M,
@ahnHnflnA N form \ coalition nlnIslly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
NJ IlHnl Inipn Ainnk lnrdn

HT HAHN IIlNhN
,nnnhm MAfhel atepnyl HAnAN NJ pplpal
nbMh lnL
lAVYhb MAghot Nnlg falr hlMpkAVH
ann IpnlNpH du
ANlpH llnaNl IN tv Mpmi III Tor .Nhnlqp
hlllnhnI nllWa mud hnllnlaf hlldlllHl Inv
plnldn huIlhNr alnnpa lHN M fOl MI
hlla vWgnlM mn gnnl pnlfnHi HiAW
Inn lnf Hln0hnp4 nnn fnnHnra
MArhpt nnllyn M aoo0 Ahppp
md ,lnlnla
-, ,lpA .INnApl m shnhMhm lnr Ahappl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
AIgDpl Oypp n uuDdppl Hills,

WAsDlhNT0h, JnDe !, President Me-
Kinley WIS w lha Capitol during fhn
dry and remained IN long IN lhppp WIS
u prospect lbnl there would BIZ lnnl nd
journnpnl w ~ 10 sign lhp bllIH which
we're pnHsadl. An soon IN Wns aennp,
lAlDpd lhnt lhA houanp were dondlopkn1
on tla nnynl Dbl BIN president laft Tor
lha While llonso, DNplnH bin SHAY Nj
lhp Capitol the presidents signed oyer
lDD bilIi,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
Montana t'0aI ana Iron COMPANY.

The annual inesttDR of The stock.
holders NJ The Montana goai md Iron
do, Will be llgld nj thu Office 0f % ~
Goddard, Billings, Meniann, on Tues.
duy. juno Nv, 1900, nt the hour ef 10
O'Clock u, M, for ibs election At DIDu
trustees 10 serve for the ensuing year,
and for thu transaction Df such other
business ~ nlay properly como before
the maeiiDp,
1914 n W, smith, Secretary,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08

Unless food ~ dlReplnd gVlokly u VIII
lhlqpaDl md UrllHIn bio at0WDnb, ,Afl0r
euqh mepl luhn y ,lnn1poonfm ~ hod0l
DyepepHln Cure W ll4nslN what yOll
ON lnl VIII nlIow yOD w eNi MI yon mood
~ VIM you llha " " plonHuDt ~ tnle'
lhNVp|p DING Gu,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
Tell Innp slnlpr

A bequiiful complexion ~ IN jmpnsslblli,
~ Without good pure blood, Ile HOpl
llnt only exists ~ n|OnDeeti01 With good
1lgnhtion, u hnnlthy. liynr nDl bowels,
Knpl's Glover Root Ten nnla dirnptly OD
The bowels, litnp md Kidneys haepiDg
them IN papfaoL ,heultbp prino 10 eta
DDd bO OTIS, Sold by Db0ppDe Drug 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
WORK OF eeNaRE ID,
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transferring AhnElnnsa NJ Apaalnnt

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summary NJ Tho work NJ p0nHraHH M IN
lnlp, NnMnnrnn Win lha four preceding
pnnAphHAha, appeared IA Il special lnnlnfn
NJ lhh h0nHh NJ representatives nulnn'
DIR, complied hg Tally 0lpph Wake
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covers hnlh lla Hnlnla AMI h0NHp mud
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pnhlla nNlAl lhll pplyDIn nniR, ma NAi
lnnl M lAnHpeAH|nnnl .linRord, 7llHf
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n.upndH lllp work M nrHl HnAHlnne M IllN
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and tln hlHllnaI InIpl M nnla hernlnI0rp
fal m agAlnaI llalh M nFnsAntl, Thp
lananlt4da N Tho work II mid N In nm
nInnHUnIltHHi
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hlpns my hiyn AlODk,

BlOVA CITY, I'M JnDnN
nAVVhlG ~ Nnrkpl Atnlly M 100 lOwnp
hnlnH pAlAnd w w IMAM I'D IOp, hnnyAaj
NJ n1M M fnp nOWB, hnlla mn mlAmli
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Ml m lpp ynnrnnaH nnl nnl yeH
HnHa Nor NOD Dpnnnl HlrnnH alnsnl
WpnAhrl lMlHA ~ prlonHl VI efigmlN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
ltGserNnaul y0ree llnute1,

NANsNAHl YNlnfnnINl IHNN 7 A nlHF
pllll lf1ln llnlln nrlNFllnnnI N apll
lnhlnfl, Y%nunfnnlnt hlRa, illnt nItW
nlfH m lKhlllinl Nm, ilnMhlHn lngalul
unIlHlH nHtu, fnllA Nm H4fnlnInnli
taFNHa nnIy nnfHrnlnlpnl ,nAplnNlH 4
NnHHlIiAnIlfif
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
MARKET RI PORT,
.llNlniN HpnlM

DuhlTM Jnna H.
NnDAI aal9aAmslt ep hpEd yppanl No.
kOrIhNrll WblG No n NOpthurn, biGI
Nd u laean 1TD AWlgamN0 bMpa,
upo4nh t., No lhop1hmn Wpaoi dnly Ose'
fLAh ulah ylgoJ JnDp s0i Hpp,
lslNhppI Hlala 0ntDhnpr v LIMA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08

All who suffer from pilsB VIII Da glad
tD lpnpn TINT DeWiit's Witch Hazel
Bnlye viii give them instant and peps
mnDeDt relief " VIII cure NpzNtnn
md oil skin discusses, Beware Df eonDs
LnpfalLs, nhnppLa DrlR %,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
I'm ,nD tDnH

pooaumplIog Ia p%ynyeptnhlpY hWoDpo
nng|c .HInoIy'p 1 'h'' y" @na 4 apY1 Id b ud ""T'71 au !"
bn CURED Nltl bhQoh'p Cough gt1 Con
anmpllm pugp., hald ~ poH|l,ya, Rnpl,
uDfnn ,r0g, nYpI, 0fy splra, Bold Ivy
nhnpplA nrnH On
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
AfNHlfnugs IInl llnUDpgpH

MAnWAAln4l dFnf r. nAnlnApa In
No aHmH n sllHM lna hann ANAllnl NJ
nun ,hnMlAlliR m EllHlAla IN Mn biIl
hrnnAht w. nHnlntl mo VplIn1 hlnL1H
lhEnnAh lhlHn. M IN nnfnl nlllnNrh fnT
lARR Al NllnpNE VIM M fNhnH' "''
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
hllnnl InnilA Hill MN.

NOVA. MlnNQ dun n Ihp HlalG
Ilhpnl mud flln Nu4 hpla M lllIe uli0A
uuFlnH lhl nlllnln IN alHln AnllllW
HDIlI HlpI NiifM Anl1A WIN Hlln M
Mlana InllsllA, lfnm y III aln.bn MIL
lG H, 1 XIV Ma n,IllN ,aa H,lllp III II ll,ilal1a
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-08
%bjIDDnnDOits Wheat,

M%lAAIApDLlH, JnDe D.
. WHEAV@ IN Hlplp No Northern,
Va 1V!%s \ vs G' ,yS%; + % v%,SS
Nh Northern, 0DIsoI Mo- Y, Ulso
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ON THE DIAMOND,
AMHrlnnn ItaAAnat

AmnrlnnD heaHnA
Az milwaukee,, vi Detroit D.
Az kHDHNH flly, NJ Hu1IulO ~
Az minneapolis " Indianapolis b.
National LrnEDn
Az phlln1plpbin, III plllsbnpa, n
Al lroohlyU, III Dblpnno,
AL UDHI0ly " ~, H0nlB, w
Az Nps York. bl 1wlnolnnnll, H.
LATE MARKET RE- PORT,
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lAVVhI Anrhnt Hnnh, lnNl M lnHpr
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lfllNlA elnnlHI blIlnl M fnr pnnl IN mo
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lllQlrn nlnfgl tlghHhll InT fnlinh NnlFil
llFA lff Nm llHhli hnlh M HHlnH VI II
glIhhn MDrkel llnaaY.
WNlAtf II lnf InnlhH
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18

mentary convention thought that this
was hardly in accordance with the SEN
timent of the Omaha platform, but II
they said so the observation was prob
ably accompanied with the customary
wink. -
As to the larger significance OF this
unique gathering, about all that can be
gained from the report OF its delibera-
tons is that there Is a dearth of enthu-
siasm within the party, and that the
organization is in sufficiently advanc-
ed stage of decomposition and decay to
be swallowed easily by modern De-
mocracy. AS party It has petered out
The men with whiskers and sincere
convictions have been elbowed out
OF the way and supplanted by knights
of expediency who place Office above
right and graft above principle. Good
times have dealt the party a body blow,
and with contented people everywhere.
the Populist critter finds that the feed
has grown alarmingly short. There Ia
nothing to talk about in these times ex-
cept prosperity, and the Populist was
never cut out for oratory along these
lines. Consequently, with his trade
gone, he is neither a valuable nor de-
srable factor in the community. Like
the wart on a mans nose. he is neither
,,saf,t nor ornamental
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18
FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE SALVATION ARMY ANNOYED.

Seattle. April i6. 1900.
To the Editor: Last evening, CHANGING
to walk along Pike street a few minutes
after 8 o'clock, at the corner of Fourth
avenue, ! came to where the Salvation
Army was holding a street meeting, and
stopped few minutes to listen. Soon
along came the street cleaners. They
went right along in their circle and brush
ed up the dirt, which rather disturbed the
Army people.
The writer Is very much pleased at the
energy shown by the street cleaners and
their evident anxiety to occupy all their
time when ON duty in doing the work
for which the city pays them, but he
thinks that any body of citizens who de-
sire and are allowed to hold public meet
ings should have that privilege free from
disturbance as long as they obey the
law; and II the street cleaners could not
find any other dirt to sweep they could
have rested a few minutes.
The writer has no special love for the
Salvation Army and very little faith in
their doctrine. but he believes in fair play.
And these people may be doing som,
good; they certainly are not doing much
harm. II IL adds any to their enjoyment
of life to come out on the street and tell
others about their Savior IT seems that
they should be allowed much priv.
lege as a street faker.
J. " CROCKETT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18

II wasn't necessary for President hin
TO come to Seattle to brace up anyone.
All the property owners there feel that
the city has just begun TO grow and that
it's development will be fast But It IL
pleasan, TO know that he came along and
more thar justified the confidence so
prevalent in Seattle: that he outlined i'm
provements OF his own that alone will
make Seattle a busy place for many
months and establish It on a commercial
base that viii make IT gigantic and SUI
preme. lie told the people of the new
union depot which he the Northern Pa
ciic and the linton Pacific would build /.
of the immense boats he would put on
the Oriental run and the immense faclli-
ties which must follow In order 20 load
and unload these vessels expeditiously
He predicted the widest range OF posi-
bilities for Seattle. and as he has followed
its career for years he knows whereof he
speaks. Hiil Is not a dreamer; there ~
too much Scotch blood In him for that
lie Is an earnest. hard headed business
man who thinks before he acts. lie
has been OF great assistance TO Seattle
and Seattle appreciates it-too much
sometimes. when Il feels called upon TO
denounce the Northern Pacific in order TO
prove its loyalty 10 I'm. But the utter
auces Of Hill this time set at rest tae
Idle rumors OF rival cities Seattle Ia 10
be the one big town Of the Sound. moth
ing can hinder It's growth, nothing can
stay its magic progress. Others have
said II. and I'm vsrifiss ballard News.
President hin. OF the Great Northern.
made a little talk 10 the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce a few days ago. which. 20
say the least. was worth a barrel 81
money and a ton Of ordinary advertising
lie outlined the plans of HIS company
for the future at Seattle. Very few per
sons had any idea of the magnitude %
the business which Is contemplated b.
Mr.. nm lie sees on the Pacific an I'm
uiense trade growing up. and Il prepRr-
INK for II. Millions ~ dollars will BE-
Invested AZ Seattle By his company alone.
and his Is only one OF tts three or four
big transcontinsnfals terminating on the
sound We would infer from Mr., Hiu
talk that h. believes Puget sound will
become the greatest shipping port N
the Union II Is good thing % look
forward to-Ciallam Bay Record