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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
YALE BEATS TIGERS
Princeton Players No Match For
the VictOrS.
PENN. DEFEATS INDIANS
MANY SURPRISES IN YESTER-
DAYS GAMES.

Princeton, n. J., Nov. 17.-Princeton
wound W the most disastrous football
season in the history of the university
at dusk this evening, losing her annual
game to Yale by the score of - to >.
Never has an orange and black eleven
been so humiliated. Yale has rolled uo
larger scores, but never has she shown
her superior strength in such "A marked
decree as she did this afternoon There
was only one part of the game in which
Princeton eXcelled. That was in the
kicking. Maths, the Princeton fuliback,
easily OutDOinted Yale
To show PrincetOn'S utter weakness. it
Is to say that during the seventy minutes
OF play, the orange and black made only
two downs and those were in ten minutes
Of the end Of the game, when Princeton
took temporary brace.
The Tigers lineSmen were beaten back
battered and Jrampied upon in manner
that must have made the hearts of the
SONS Of Old Nassau bleed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
The Tigers Fight Bravely.

Princeton fought bravely but YaIe's
superior strength and better physical
condition enabled her to score a compare
lively easy victory.
There were more than 1890 persons at
the game. Many seats in the south stand
We're unoccU9ied. The lineup:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Y. NJ. C. A.
Wyoming
Contest.
The Sunday Page Of Sports.

5 THE time approaches for
the football game between
the teams representing
Harvard and Yale interest
becomes more keen. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

Hon. Charles Crane,
City.
My Dear Mr.. Crane
Some weeks ago I
received some con-
greSSiOnaI leaflets
Up to this time /
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

More Gold Discoveries Reported Negro
Troops Rloting,

Ylolmih, Vs. o. OH lb--Vba
sIRnmRr AmW arrived from sk0RwAy
to-day A now placer strike N p@opppln'I
near hnkn. hpbapRn, IN 0gilyie yNlloy,
A slNmpfdn from NDWsOU w b0pfs md
fpNWs WIS mOdn NV lhn miners ~
T0nIA NJ k0ynknk md Ihnndlep nrnnk,
which nnIopa lhR Yukon my miles bn'
low Circle iily,
Twelve Gnsah NJ hNnllp0k Rro report
aa NJ frNnd NopLs, A dnqt0p Inns
been placed Oh Whitn PISS summit W
eAnmlnA mHhenHers 0n NJ Trims
A severe enrfl1nnlW shook wnh t0lt
lor sayarpl seconds W HkpEwny Inst
Vnnhdnyf,
Thp iQl0rad HQldippR NJ skagwNy W,
GENTLY FiDtpd md %nllopkpd u aploNl
Wllah, gfnaed W serve qoloped poVsons
VIII dplnkh,
The White PnAR milway mfpees w
NaGnlFa my more freight ms WinlnE
Vhe nanadiRn Improvement com.
nRnF " preparing fy NV winter mall
hpFYiNpr H0rsoA VIII he papd instoNd
M d0Ht TINS winter
ln0d REPORTS l0ntinna w Some IN
From ilaW Greek and sfnwaFt river
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
WRECK ON
ROCKY FORK
EIGHTEEN COAL CARS DUMPED
I'm A DITCH.
TRACK BADLY TORN UP
H~-"as
Passengers Ride 10 Laurel on Top
Of Cars and Thence to Bill
iDgs In Engine.

A bnd wreck occurred Oh the Rocky
Fork branch nb0nt eight miles ont Ot
Rod Lodge sunday morning by which
eighteen eonl ears were piled into the
ditch and smHshed into kildliDa
wood,
The train, u special eonl train. which
Nv pHn nearly every Sunday ~ for ~
baHrel, loft Red Lodge between y md
y O'Clock Tint morning md WDs get,
Ting along about ~ well ~ u train
nsnalty docs coming down TINT grade,
with much humping and jopriDg,
Aftor The train bnd proceeded about
eight miles ont Df Bed Lodge there
WIS u sudden jolt which jarped The
passengers ~ tbn eOaeh mtbep hard,
The vpDV end brnkomnn soon came into
tho oo0eh tolIiDg tho passengers That
they were IN the ditch, Mono wOnDd
believe him, but on going ont and
climbing on top ~ tho box enrg IN
front they snw lint part of the train
nj least WDs IN the ditch
Tho scene Tint lRy before thom wDs
enough 10 make tlem sbndder The
point whore thD nGeidont occurred
there ~ u high grade, md down Oh the
lowlnDd were Doarly eighteen eDal ears
piled DpOg eaeb other, some smashed
Into kindliDg wood and Others split IN
TWO ~ fh0ngh they lind been saved
through The track WIS torn np for
u Distance Of several hundred foot,
rails twisted and tics torn pp md
thrown OR the grade, showing that
the cars Ind run some little distance
before rolling down the embRDkment,
investigation reyealed tho cause Of
tho wreck IN broken car wheel but
tho closest examination did not show
that there Ind previously boon ~ old
bronx In the wheel
The cars fhat wGro wrecked were IN
nb0nt the middle 81 tho train, tho on.
CINE and soyGn cars bre0bing Loose
from the forward and sey0rnl cars
md tho eOneh from the rear when tho
other cars left the track, The coach
contained y hnlf'd0Hnn male passon-
g6ps, among them County ATTORNEY W,
M, Johnston ~ fhis eity, AftOp tho
aGetdeDt tho passengers climbed w
onto the top ~ tho boz eaps altnehod
70 fha engine md Thus They rode 10
laurel There tho cars wevp loft and
th0 passengers rode Oh fhn engine W
Billings,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

States district court today by Eiie \.
Rankin, n bording house keeper, Will
liabilities #5ps, 1875 assets none.
Among the creditors aro Charles u.
%IInrenao'h 800, 00i Jnmoa G. Hutehips,
&isb, COOS The Nortler Trust conl.
pany, EsiA, COOS Noble u, jndnh E9I,.
sDei j. Roberts Fonlke, 2,b00
George q, NewbeiTy, WI 900 anl
John anllow Brown, 800, 000,
All Of the above named creditors
arc residents of Chicago, where tho
debts were contracted. Regarding
these liabilities the stntomoDt IL mndo
that thoy arise npon promiasory notes
which the petitioner ond0raed for her
husband, George v, Hankins, who
Rnyo thom 10 the respective parties
nnd Insured tho payment Of the
amounts by mortgages and trust deeds
on his property, which mortgages and
trust deeds the petitioner md his wife,
IN The petitioner states TINT
she N unable 10 give any description
Of the property given ~ security,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
BIG BRYAN BLOW OUT,
TamaDy Hall Preparing 10 Boost a Hope
less Cause,

New York, oct lb-TOmOWow
night will 0nonF u demonstration IN
ibis city In honor 0f VIM j, Bryan,
Preparations Of tho most elnbOppto
cbapHGtV have been made with till
idnn Of making tho reception ~ bo
Inndopod ~ the democratic WosidoD'
tinl nomjnee The most s~pootaoIv md
memorable Welcome oyer 6st0Ddnd W
y mndtdnte fOp presidential hoDOps IN
the history ~ A,perien
Nv Croker IN M interview sRid
n1lle republicans have boon trying 10
throw cold water on this Meeting,
We'll show them what the people
think ~ Bryan " VIII DO fhe big.
gost thing fbRt h0s hRppoEded IN this
city TOR years There VIII bo u lOt 0f
Hes told nb0pt tha matter, bnt Tho
people VIII 400 for themselves
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Cottage Inn.

II ~ BeDdiet, Washington, Willinm
Lodge, Jv, j a Reed, y q Horyey,
Miss Lawrence, Mrs Bonn Lawrence;
II B Hamill, South Omahn; FlOronee
Mitchell, Mnude Mitchell, MDssol.
SHELF j. Hlnkeley, Bridgorj Mrs A
s)awD, LewtstoDj Jnmos Barns, q u
Gnmble, LeltOy Domm0D, OswogOj u
" Smelling, TIL Ward, IJd FTHzer md
wifoj Jny Mccormick md wif0j q Y
Vnssar, ~ Pnnlj Tile Poison, Miles
CITY, W O Deynll Lneolnj A w
Rodgers, Sbepidani Mr. aud Mrs Mnn,
boy, Miss Edith Browning, Heo 1914
Fisher, q ROettO0oId, Fnst Mnil
company 10 Rnmsny, Miles Ctty,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


j w Chapman aud wife, lSad Lodge
Up Mcdonald, Bridger. II i Hughes,
Butte; j II cnlderh pnd, Helena; y W
Gebo, Red Lodge, u Blnkeley. Brilg'
ori 81 Chamberlain and Wife, Cody
j. Bosonblott, Louisyillei Il u Pol.
lard. Rcd sJodgei Il M Shot, Butte
j q Bidlemnn, q j McGlDshoD. NJ
pnnl; w q Forsyth, 3nttoi A h La-
Mott, Roundup; q Conner. Derby; Y
n Hogan, Helena; I'D kolley, Butte
j II Meshnne md wife, Onabn; A II
Baprot, i w Werlliomor. Butte; ~
Pound. Park City; u NJ Pierce. Boze-
mnDi Ice WnunD, B0zomnni u M
Mal0n, Miles City; y ) sonl, Helenn
M M Potter, I~Ielennj II M Malone,
Miles City, W y Heeknrt, spearflsL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Important Decision In the Case OF u
Claimant 10 citizenship,

M, Louis, Oct, 1.-The United Stntal
circuit eonrt OF appeals today decided
In the negative the application for n
writ 81 mmpdnmus brought against il,
commission Of the Ave tribos IN TIN
lndiHn Territory tot oreo ihom 10 on.
roll Mmy jane Kimberlin, n wenltby
mud mtlDod white woman, ~ u citizen
Ut the ChieInsnw nation, The jldg.
ment 81 tho two lower courts WINS w
firmnd,
VIM u. KimborliD u wenlthy mine
owner and cittzen OF Tho United Sintep
WINK mnrpiod To Lizzie Mitchell u fnIl
blOOded Indinn IN 1870 Soon Dflov
TINT his Wife diod and KiDbeyliD met
and married the petitiODor,
Following Ilep husbands death, Mrs,
Kimborlin lonuDed Tint she WIS not IN
elnded among The citizens of the Chick.
nsnw untiou md nftor applying tD llln
proper nutDlOritios she. commenced
proceedings against the five Tribes and
THERE commission
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
THE DAILY MARKETS,


1917
London, OCT lb-wBpyeps were m.
merOps NJ tOdgy's session NJ tho wool
anetiOn, Good selections were offered
md here wM good demlDd, New
South Wales stocks were In bott0r sup
ply NJ firm rates, Tho HDmber III
bales offered wns 1908, Several lots
M New South WHlos secured wero
Withdrawn, nwaitiDg DDttor prices,
Coarse Gross br0ds were donrar fhlD vi
the opening Or tho mle, AmorjmD
operators were quiet, only taking ont
| lots ~ greasy wool Following nre
the salos IN details
Nav SOpfh Wales hoo bnlos.
Secured blad 10 jOlsdj groasy tA W
lOd,
Queensland 1890 bales Secured
Dd No " Gdi greasy GA ~ Dlpd,
VietOrin ,10O hGlns ScOnrDd MA
~ " ID, groasy 4 70 VA,
Wost Australia 200 bales Secured
Dlpd 10 Nv ~ Rrensy blp W M,
South Australia 300 baloa Groasy
ma,
Tnsmauia 500 bnlon Groasy bh 20
lOd,
New NonlaDd 2,bOO bnloM Secured
DLd W ~ Nipdj Rrpasy Az w Dlgd
Cnpo ~ Good Hope md Nntal 100
bales, Secured D mo ~ Idlp gronsy
6Ad,
Bnenes Ayers 80 hlos, GDasy 30
10 7dlp,
New yOph MONEY,
New, York, OeL lb--MOney Oh cAll
stendy ~ y W nv pov yeont, Inst loan
~ D. Prime mereNnfil pnpor ~ b 10 y
per cont, Silver MrttfGaf0s G2A w
1914, Bar silver 62A,
Live ktOOh,
Chicago, Oct DISQUALIFICATION D
W 10 cents IOWMj butchers stock
strOngj westerns st0ady w D eOnts
lDw0pj Texans sfGAdy,
Sheep 10 cents higher Lambs 10
W 10 cents highor Western shGop
1880 W S4,aO, Native lambs S4,sb 10
VII, 80,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
DO Not like Christian Science,

London, OGf, Ib~-FOW hundred
medleal students went 10 w. Mapy'f
hnll today 10 intend u meeting being
held by RNy, D0wie, y Cbieag0 seieD'
tist, who desoribos himself M general
0ynpsoer ~ Tho Catholic Christian
Scientist church. They indnIged IN
eOt e0lls md sHreHstiG remarks D0wie
responded vigorously, describing
iham NJ 'lfngliph eownrds and H0oli'
goDso md Nnllly laundering, lyon
ape melted 10 fhis by yoW lGaelWps,
who fopp ihnt fatth honlipR VIII ruin
their WOfossiono After u seoDe last'
ing eoyovM minutes fho stpdenfs ro'
liINd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

ghs pamoNNhG-Popplistie Nominee Talk'
ing In ghia,

Cleveland, nhi0, Oatr INV, H.
Bryan tbis GyAning Nddpsapd Two
large R%Hdlfnnns w tllA Oily, ono NJ thn
Central apmnpg md thG 0flMr fF0m
lbA hRln0ny M Ihp H0llandnn horNl,
hH WHs apa0ted HpQn his entrance ipfo
tha, Rity nv fhe hloWing NJ whistlNs
Hnd WIN mel nv Ha dgp0E Ivy n nnm'
haP, ~ marahlnE clubs nna hyphs hplds,
which formed bis Gan0pl M thp H0l'
landfn, where he tn0k dinner Thp
alTaHfa M the pity ware dpamated ma
HEY Wgpp liRed wifh peop!h.
81 Rrpeidenf Mq9inlay,'v Md spnaforr
HmlnN's RnHntFg, hNnYing Akron
RgFy IN fhR m0Fnlng hia nFsf son waa
MI 1pnfan lhR .W6sidNnt's Mace nj
residence, end Inter IN, lhp, day hp
made N hrlRf sRaeRh NJ Miles, the WFsi'
dfntf native Glfyf Az niglit be hppke
hi cleveland, hRnnfRF H0ltla's hama
Vhf ff9ps. NJ naRtM md Miles were
meFe. inGldentR, and mo crowds were
fnlaH M R0th plgfGh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Looking for Don PauPs Gold.

London, Oct, ib-Disptebos 10 fha
Daily Mail from I0urenSo Marques
dated yesterday my that tho Amepi,
oDA bark Fred y, bitebdold went
ashore there from her m0opings during
Saturday nights gnie and wns seapeeJ
IN consequence ~ a suspicion thnt she
wDs carrying kpngors' gold 10 tho
amount ~ loo, 900 pounds, Accord,
Ing 10 tho Only Telegraph e%orvespoD,
don't nj Lorenzo Marques tho Poptn,
guese found nothing OD b0ard The bapk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
MaTlb0T0ugbs Are Annoyed,

london oct lb~~Tho Dixie ~ MARI.
borough " spDdiDR onf u denial Of tb1
sfatomnDl. published by nearly every
ppphg w England, thnt W, ", Wander
DID Inns given 10000 pounds ~ some
WpoVs entd, md ~ others said 300, OOO
lOnDds, NJ Tho dHGh0Bs IN u "thaDkf
1tfpvinHn f0T TIN dHba's safo FaiHrn
from tho war Vh0 Dixie and Dnohnaf
NJ Mn thorough hHyo been annoyed by
plnnMnlvins md congratulations fhal
hnyo hllod tboir pasl fOpluight's mil,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
COURT cONyENEs TODAY,
Three Criminal Cases and Fifteen Divorces
Besides Civil Cases,

Judge q, II, Loud VIII arrive IN
Billings ibis morning md MI iO0'elOel
will nOny0nA district court Thl
docket ~ premped by Clerk ~ fh0
l0nrt Williams shows quito u number
NJ GaBes Tor This tnrnL md " II
Thought eonpt VIII bo IN session NJ
lnasf TWO weeks There nre bnt fhreN
epimiDnl easos f0v this session ~ fol-
lDWsl
State w, Henry A, Sheppard, rob
berry,
State w, Chris Mcdonald, forgery,
stAtA w, jesse Sanders, grand Inv.
Ghly,
besides thnse tl0W RVa nftGGD ~
yOpee enses and nb0nt forty other civil
GasGs, besides " nNmhV ~ WObatO
matters W be disposed Ok
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
EGYPT TURNS TO M RIGA,
Americans Asked ~ DspjDI Hes
SOURCES IN tba kbedjye's usnjM

N0sslm HjpbDy, u Wplubop " tlla
EgyptjDn government who Nv Oh u dip
D0m0tle mission 10 EDgIDDd, snl1 ID NJ
London correspondent Of lIp Npw York
HoDId' "Iggypl's grent lDdurlpt0l DepJ
eHD be supplied only by u Inpgp lnIns
Of American energy, ldens md mnoblN
cry, Egyys's HlHtorinI wpnltb i,ps pynn
lI0nlIy Dnd0y0lDpnL Ages lgD our llll'
gu0isN, oWeWId md gold mines wppp
OpnpnipD, bit for onntupIoB they hDyp
hin Uselpsa,
"RNoeDtly tho EgypIlDn government
granted n0DoossJODs 10 bVttjsb onplinl
IRls Involving no whole turquoise DO
pOBllB, IypBvWnbIy, therefore, We VIII
shortly hive ApUylty IN llp iUvDlOlRp
region DUi nobody tpenIs ~ Da iNkllR
my Interest IN lbo onlemlI nD1 gold
deposits ~ lhe country
WDplbDrU,Orn, illp ynsi lDnpblp uuDI'
rios " EgEDt np dosnriod, Tbny rolr
thin IDDglnDalIbIp JunDlllles ~ sioID
" the most R0IDpn6t ipStiUp nD1 elib'
nopttbIp ~ lhp highest possible p0llNln
During tbO Days " li0nlp'B grDnhpnv
those Dllnvpl0H were dpu Wn on FOR lhD
construction ~ monuments lDmplos
and public buildings IN WvIOus Dlrls
" ErpDpn
WipoeDlly when no Germans dihoov'
erred tbO ruins ~ y IlomOn lompla neDp
Dmsdnn, tln l0lapr ordered N lO ~ 70
bnllL bui 30 mnpblp n0nlI BIZ found ~
the %DnIghb0vbOOd corresponding ~ tiNh.
noss ~ guDIIly 10 llOt " the OplglDnl
STRUCTURE " Wns lloD suggested lhNt
tbo marble Ind nome from IGgypL 1llp
emperor ordered M lnynHtlaauOD 10 ~
mnde, md u NoylDn0 RoOlOHlat loOh
samples Of tho mntor0I 10 Egypt nllh
tb0w djaoOynp0d Tho very 1UDrvy
WhoDW tlp m0i0vlnl for Tho inDpJp
bnd boon dug, Further lDyOnltHDilOD
showed th0t Tho country nbODndnd 10
marble NJ HE texture 1Dd ynlua
"Ouv agricultural vos0upoos np M
m0Dsn, bn lIlOy nW utllN1d N only
Tho most primitive why, Wo lnrypsl
whe0i wIih Tho spythn ~ EUROPE MN
AmGrm harvested lhp aDInp GRIM hDlF
n century ngO, The alDWb0r ~ DDsi
NgeS HnpUls 10 nDy0lOp uh VIZ mad llG
ytgOp md triumphant WWGtlOnl gifts NJ
tho YlDkaps ~ urn our grnnt natural
vAsOurGoa ~ account"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
BATCH OF NEW MEDICoS FOR
MONTANA,
COYOTE KILLER WANTED
Fight Made Upon tho Independents
Democratic Ticket by Anti.
DAILY Faction,
fspopipl ~ Tho Only tiHgaitp,

fiNllN w I'H fNe'f ff'NHitf
Helena, Opf, lb-wsistoop of tho
rwnnlyssnyon applicants for state
mnainnl oaytiHnntps, who wnvo recently
examined by the state board of modi'
Aal examiners mssDd INSTRUMENTATION
Among The successful Opns from enst-
nTD Montana Wpro, NJ, q, smoIteps,
Hunters Hot Springs u, b. pina, VI
MnptinsJalpi james abnpplo, ~ Bill
lngs,
Agpin WINS The supreme oourt enllod
ppon I0dny ~ hn0p M application TOR
q writ NJ mnDdnWna, Tho CONT ~
asked 10 prohibit County Glopk Mar
Tin from printing np0p The 0ltlGinl
hDllot IN the domOppntio column my
nominations bnt llpsN made by IIe
county convention nj October \, whom
The MDti, Only ticket wns DOmiDntod,
also IN mnBd0mps the nlork into Print
iDg those nominees IN tllnt position,
SapDt0p uaptAp who returned today
from lhinngo, feels very confident Df
N p|ppnbllnnn yinl0ry w Tho nniioD nnd
hps strong hopes ~ mTyiDg Tho btato
fop Mckinley, Nv, Nnptnp spoOlA NJ
White sulphur Tho l1th, Glasgow on
thn lOth, Hnypn on thn goth, RnliApoH
OD the spnd, Tho state roppblfppn
committee lndny WINS DIyisod thnt or
Congressman W, q, Murphy ~ Penn
Rylynnin VIII mako u number ~
speephh IN M0DinnD, beginning ~ Bill
ingR IN DqtnbnY W.
f@ieyernor Smith today issued .
rngnisti0n np0n Governor Lno ~
k0Hth Dakota tW W, 81, Wilson, who
" wanted w pnwson county op tho
aharAe ~ bonny fvnnas' vi y alleged
aoyolps, Hn ~ under arrest NJ stpsgis,
s0Hlh nDk0Ip, Sheriff Alien ~ pDwr
son county, Ronprnd y rngDisiIioD md
left fW tho pnsl tonight
Attorney General Nolan l0ft f0r
billings 10 night, Intending 70 speok
there TOMORROW DiRht NJ !hn tndopNDE
dent Democratic Wlly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
The DrisColI,

A q WnDderliek, GormAniaj J
Sheen Billings u n Burrows. Bur.
liDgioD, Wyoj q Aycnt, Fentoni a II
Wilson, High1oldj u y liny, Chiengo
j O'CODnOr, Weston, Iowa y u Mor-
riH, ~ y Olson, Park City, A Biggs,
OmDhDi A Robertson, snnnysidej A
shannon, II Billings Maggie PoIlnrd,
j N Hortzler, South Omahaj Mrs A
Sioborf, Mpsselshellj y O'Noill, 10.
lneaj = O'Ncill and wife, JoniH, A A
Campbell md son, Pryor
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Went Back 10 Dridgsr,

W. BlakNIey, who mm0 down from
Hridg0p Saturday night, returned
home yestNvday' accompanied by his
dangbtep, Miss LAnm BlRkel0y, Miss
Hlnkeley had nat ipi0DdNd going baels
homo, but hm father mfuHNd IN HeBd
~ lAt hGV hRyo hav WHDk unless she
did md sbe therefore made VI hOp
mind N NJ back with him, sho az
poets W return W Billings Saturday
and VIII work fm Mrs ~, W, Hub
bird,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Attention All Republicans,

All memhaW NJ Tho Republican
MarGhtDg club md MI other mpubli,
naDs nr0 earnestly requested NJ meet
NJ lhe republican club rooms, np-
stairs Nv First National bnnk block,
tomorrow "Wednesday evening NJ I'm
a'el0Gk shaFp w Take mFf IN tho
HyRnd parade Tot MI turn ont,
Tm paraphapalia ~ here and yopF
W0sa,iGe III desired,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
LOST Valuable levels,

Paris, oct, lb-Mvs, Daniel Man.
ntnR, While lowing her hotel nftar
dining sntprdny, LOST u diamond
snnbnpHt yplnnd NJ Sa,bOh An q
slraDRN 0|0iDGid0DGe bOlh Of tbe lady
commissioners Of tIle United States III
WE P0rts nsposittm Sustained Tho lOss
Og jnWDls,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Why tho Beers Lost,

Berlin, Oct lb--Jha BapliNNp Tage'
hIntt publishes n lNtlW from MaGbad0,
dorm which conclude. thHsI III WIN
net mo superior numbers Ov tho Rveaf.
NV military GapNGity MI Tho British, bni
tpens0n, f0plly md gnlred W. impOt.
OUP VujnW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Important Gases Bet,

Wnshingt0h 0GL lbw-ThH snpWm0
G0npf, f0dny ADVANCED thn Ne0Iey Gasa
nnd NM other Ras0s Involving Tho o.
lnnslOn NJ fh0 constitution over P0rtG
Rec and lhe Philippines NJ tho second
wnfk IN N0yGmbmI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Republican Rally,

on tomorrow evening IN the apera
hQHse, noHgrNssmW w, ~, Arnold M
Pennsylvania md Hon H. 4, FFaaer
nj phiMgn, Will sppak on Tho Issues
NJ thR dayf Previous M The sJNaking
there VIII Nv n paradH NV tlA HGppBv
lifan MarehiHH flHk and afhere, TRe
ftHb HHmRRFigg 100 VIII m I'm nniy
form with umbrellas and fambaaBs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Ala TroHbJes Revived,

hRnd0n mn RrvFiffnH H0gMpd
Wlanff HahlefmN stFHat ndag mn
gGfAHn N dltferennfa M fhR iHtaFprfr
Mflm m Hf MtflemeRt M tha Iasf
RfFlkA eleven ghars agQ,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
M klaYe Trust,

Hamilton nhiR, aet. lbr-HpNal
ff0gf ManRfaffHfRfk hayf heeR Rdglsfd
tllRt thR MRefinK M nave heRR held IN
HRAtl0n M fhe hffYR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hAf. heM GRnRfllRdr TM fGhemf,
Which Haylyeg ARnqe kRli lNNt 000 GRPi-
faE II. IN kfafRf hgR, lRaHl MRRHfRRt'
KEGEf tlAE heen RhMhlaAnRdf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Clark win TsI III Ahepf II,

W, A. flark M RHffe VIII make
M spffGhas IN Montana dWing fia
NmjaiHR, one NJ which WIN w In
HilIinEF I'M nef0hF Nh Mr. GIqfk
pesAfd through the Hig gaaffrday
W0fRhvE eH FQRte N Miles affy wteW
M spQkN INIT HiRLE =
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
JspaD,s PROPOSALS Accepted,

,fpVial not, lh--Japm today aeGepf'
M fhe French WoposAls, exnnpftng fhn
NgrnRrniM Rotating M thA importation
NJ arms Germany hAa yarbgliy
agrepd W nNcopf thNm, boing lasf III
fhf allies M d0 IN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Empress Vrsdsriek's Condition,

Berlin, Dot, lb-~A bulletin issued
today ut Hamburg regarding tho con-
diti0n ~ DOwagor Empross FrederiGk
confirms tliG report Gabled yHst0rday,
that hor heart w dangerously affected
u has made y very possimistic impress
sion here,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
R0beTts Thanks Butler,

Frefmin oct Ih-hNTd H0bRrts'
order announcing tbW return ~ Butler
N England, thanks him fW his Gallant
services IN Africa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Rich Prize fH Pirates,

Hong Kong, naf, INA French
launch Was aaPfHfed neaF Mons Chow
nataher w Nv pirates wt0 secured
mat n0 I'm sFGGtGh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Gr0kerlA Leg h0l RHlLeai

New Y0rk, 0fl MwHiahNyd nr0kar
has denied HHf TAmmang Hall Haye
ybD,OOn m nm ftate nv nafl0nM AaW'
funds,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Refugees Must Wait,

Cape Town, Ger Ib~~BOpd Roberts
hDs ordered tllnt the return ~ the no.
fngoes 10 The TrpDsynHl colony BIZ post.
pODed for tho present,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
MekeeYer WING In the Rifteenlh,

hNRdGH, .QeE- lkwAf tha National
HpNEfiDE. elHh hpndpM fhtR egfDiNH,
haFlif, MGkfegfL n Weller weight M
Wl!lAdllRhiHl dnfeaffd Ride FlaNmh
M h1nd0h IN fIM hfffepfh mHHd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
The Weather,

WashinRfQn nGL M North Dakota
-fGnerally fpV Vnesday and WNdnes-
dngl warmer WedpGeday, H0rfherly
winds, bRG0ming variable
NnnHna,-, FaN TResdpy and Wadnfsr
dRyl yAFiRhIR Winds
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Max Muuer,s Condition Critical,

H0nd0n, Oct, lb--Fr0f, Max Muller,
who hRs been w fm some time, hns
suffered n relapse and his condition "
now G@0psidered critical
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

"kHgby ~ must Interested IN Tho CHI
D6aG eltu0tl0Dh
IVES h0 s9ams IN nv completely taA'
on w with tho way N afrnots hls 0m0'
tI0DRl DDtlpp,"' ghtGng0 H0a0vd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
VDs yOuDE Idsw,

WHAT ~ u gHeep, WtllieW asked tbe
Sunday school teaGb0p 9f n small pupil
"a gUeaDN answered WINE, nM \
woman Tint rules \ nun hint ruI0s n
country lRngm URpuhttnuD,