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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
Citation Notice.

SGaJe OF Mlselse1ppl.
10 Nena W. Owens and Alice T. Owens,
minor children of Mrs. Harrison, and Mrs. M
II. Harrison. mother of said minors, whose
postoface address is Littleton, State of North
Carolina:
You are hereby commanded tn appear before
the Chancery Court Of Washington County, in
said State, on the Second Monday Of January,
1901, the same being Rules Day of said Court,
to defend the suit in said Court Of Erma Owens
Nicholson, ct al, wherein you are defendants
Given under my hand this 5th day of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1900.
T. H. HOOP, Clerk.
Kimbrough 4 Kimbrough, Attys. oxford. Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22

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Business on the river continues
brisk.
The river is slowly falling at all
points.
The government snagboat Macomb
departed Monday morning for up-the-
river points.
The Memphis and Vicksburg pack
cts, Julia and Delta, both made their
regular trips this week.
The wife of Jack Leonard, mate Of
the steamer, John K. Speed, died at
her home in Milford, Ohio, Wednesday
of last week.
The big steamer, Hill City, from St.
Louis, passed down Monday evening
for New Orleans. When she Landed at
Greenville she had about all the cargo
she could carry.
Says Mondays Memphis Scimitar:
" The Harry Brown, with a big tow of
coal, passed down Saturday evening for
New Orleans. She dropped a loaded
barge here, containing $1,000 kegs of
nails"
The following tow-boats are en- route
to New Orleans with big tows of coal:
Harry Brown, Sam Clarke, Joseph B.
Williams, w. w. O'Neil, Alice Brown,
Boaz. Exporter and Adele.
The Memphis and Newport Packet
Company has been organized with d
capital stock of $4,000, for the pur-
pose of operating line of steamers
between Memphis and White river
points
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat of
Saturday says: The Condor. which
has been endeavoring to assist the new
McDougall, to reach the city,
abandoned the attempt yesterday and
came on 10 the city. She extricated
the McDougall from the bar at the foot
If Ste. Genevieve Bend and assisted
her as far as Fort Charities, about forty
niles below the city, where the Nc
Oougall again grounded, and she was
obliged to leave her. The Lockwood
With the McDougall's barges is ex-
)ected today.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
Bankrupt Notice,

District Court of the United States, fol
Gem Division Of the Southern District
eslppi. ~ Bankruptcy.
Hunt' In Bankruptcy.
gsdltors Of ": E. Hunt, of Greenville,
N. county Of Washington. and district
sald q bankrupt:
hereby given that on the 2lst day of
M, a; D 1900, the said w. II. Hunt
NY salaa ! a bankrupt; and that the
Ivy Is. Of hls creditors will be held at the
A. aoa !, !! I H. Wynn, in Greenville, on
N, q uecember. A. d. 1900, at 1890
wv, me afternoon, Mt which time the
l, .aN,.n may attend, prove their claims,
. nus'ee; examine the bankrupt, and
~ ,se .., eIher business us may properly
Ivy Miss NOV 2sth. 1900.
II T. MoUNGER.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
~ y schedules in the above matter show
go S0,Ss.79. '
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
Memphis & Vicksburg Packet
Regular
: 5. - STEAMER DELTA.

ED ROWLAND, JR., Master
JOE POSIAL..... Clerk
Regular Memphis and Greenville
Packet. Going down, leaves Green
vile for Vicksburg everyWednesdav at
D p m. Going up, leaves Greenville
for Memphis every Saturday at 8 N,
New boat; up-to-date in every re-
spect. Electric lights and fans through
out. Round trip Vicksburg and re-
turn $3.50; Memphis and return $500.
The boat carries band of music
during the entire season.
LYME STARTLING, Agent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
a n OF Incorporation of the
ueita Oil Company.

Nj. y. Incorporation of the
oelta vi Company.
'S NJ T. ! Pease, George Leder, James
s.,o ~. n. crouch, o B. Crittenden,
IA ssiS'VVistes, are hereby INCORPORATED
\ l., Il oody corporate and polite. to
AK ~ w name Of the Delta Oil Com
N v y Ge Of said corporation to be
|Ir6t Sto,e ssavi State of Mississippi,
I,In M /" establish branches and carry
hy selscts ~ any other point or points
|, eURgoration is created for the mr.
IA ooS.Cs.Vurlng products of all kinda
4 is stS;i.on seed, refining oil. man
r. ,s. ass soap, cattle feed. buvinp
lley' s ana USS' sOt1, operating an oil mill,
|snuiscstnuo cotton mill, Tor the pur.
q coSNU stng cotton goods, and with
n Of ns .act railway from its mill
ureenville to the Mississinni
eam Spco :. the same by horse
m "a a electricity, and with The
Dnss aaa operate bsrees and stao INC
ssS;et,Ion herewith. anu ''e"n-
l6aSoo1 Al. stock of said corporation
b Of Sl0S ~ sad stock to be divided
ned ms, " each. The incorporators
y this cha inset at any time after the
Ia IN eSaaafter, at such time and
bOn H. tlty OF Greenville as NAV he
u eovSo ne majority of them and
pPontior and open the books
'etk Of ssid Ior subscription to the
The ca ritu Company, and when
nhsc,ihsdpai stock of said comnanv
lOck ms, the parties subscryh;nS
uratiop %eet and determine how
BCaTS !, shall be conductaS NY
Rnd Nv y. Directors, the nnmhs- ~
|DuS1 We officers by whom Jumper I'm ea OF
n nay a. s st shall adopt such BY
lontIo0Te e ny for the management
inssSsI !. Such by-laws nav o ~
md adSi1ny time by the Board
az iin,ss Ihultlonal bylaws NAV he
lnek a. " said Board Of Dirao
limsia1S Of said corporation =.
and empowered nv sa e
lsn ib romn !, hereby created sba,,
e. By YIN III me ne date of the approval |
llll kars ~ 81, HSovernor, and said cor
tasgy ont me powers and rights
ith Il h c. me purposes and Oh
Iii X treated, as stated in 49,. ~
nd r,sl.tter, and SHAH ha,Pan
8 o. h@ given TO coTno rss III
l'osinions q Asnnoted Code Of iSoa
81 aspiis s q said chapter. AZ Ia
tis sr nsle to this cornor ~ ~,
Z Part OF this charfar ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
E(HO[} fQON
u! STATE pR[5},

The State Board of Education pro.
poses to compel all public schools in
the state to observe Arbor day.
j. Abbott, former electrician of the
Electric Light & Power Co., of Jack.
son, has brought suit for $50, 900 for the
loss of few fingers.
The contract for building the new
capltol has been let to w. c. & A. e.
wells OF Chicago, for the sum of $751;
'43' and is to be completed in 2s
months, rain or shine. The difference
between the contract price and the
million dollars allowed will go to fur
nish the building, which will be ready
Tor the meeting of the legislature in
l9o4. The cornerstone will be laid
about the middle of March.
Through the U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Albert G. Delmas, one Of
the most successful pecan growers of
South Mississippi, has received infor-
nation that he has been awarded a
bronze medal for his exhibit of paper
shell pecans at the Paris Exposition.
Coon skins are accepted by the tax
collector of Neoshoba county in pay
ment of obligation due the county
and state from citizens, each coon skin
being taken for exactly what it will
bring in the market, minus small
amount for freight charges. In some
of the piney-woods counties of South
it is stated that gopher
skins have been used for currency for
years. Molasses and tobacco
ire also in general use in defrayment
'f obligations.-Jackson Cor. N. o.
States.
When you start out in this life YOU
nay just make up your mind that you
lave got to butt heads with adversity
vi along the route, and the route is
'rooKed at That. But just keep up hope
md you'll land all right. Persistency
viii overcome almost anything that
ntagonizes. Sometimes YOU NAV
meet defeat, but for goodness sake don't
ct this hinder you from making new
tart, nor make you lose your amiabil-
ty. "Whom the gods would destroy
hey first make mad. Water Valley
temizer.
"Neve-' BEFORE" says the Poplarville
rec Press, Sin the history of this
ountry have the people had so much
honey to trade and traffic with as they
ave now. The cash trade of Poplar |
lille merchants is something enor- .
ous, and the streets are constantly
lronged from morning until night
18th purchasers, many of whom come
ON distance of forty and fifty miles
market their produce and purchase
pplies. The jingle of prosperity is
lard on every hand.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
NOTICE!

All parties who know of case
OF smallpox must report same to
DR.. G. H. Jones. city health Of
ticer, or DR.. j. d. Smythe, coun-
ty health officer. Any one failing
to do SO. if found, will be brought
before the mayor and charges
preferred.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22

A nice present for a friend of
either sex is an order on~our gal
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
VlCKSBURG & GREENVILLE
PACKET co.

Steamer Belle of the Bends leaves Vicksburg
every Monday and Thursday at p. m. for
Greenville, returning will leave Greenville
every Tuesday and Friday at p. m.
Str. Annie Laurie will leave vicksburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at p. m. for
Greenville, returning will leave Greenville
every Thursday and Sunday at 5p. m.
LYME STARTLING, Agent.
P'.ATT. Pass. Agt. J. J. POWERS. Supt.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
Bankrupt Notice.

District Court of the United States, for
etem Division of the Southern District
RiMppl, in Bankruptcy.
E 4 T1P' In Bankruptcy.
creditors Of Maria Hunt, of Greenville,
Re county Of Washington, and district
lesaid, bankrupt:
Is hereby given that on the 2lst day of
|ea, A D. 1900, the said Maria Hunt
" adjudicated BANKRUPT; and that the
|eesing Of her creditors will be held at
h Of bon. J H. Wynn, in Greenville,
18TH day Of December, A. d 1900, at
etk,M which time the said creditors
|lend, prove their claims, appoint a
examine the bankrupt, and transact
meeting.
|bug MISS, nov, 2sth, 1900.
E L. MouNGER,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22

| M n. !. q Lusby Land.
isalssssa i y. year 1901 the rs., Ga
estate. AZ C. q Lusby and be-
lole, OF sn an willing to rent same
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
Notice to Taxpayers.

The books are now open for the collection Of
State and County taxes, and your attention is
called to the following sections
SECTION 2820, Annotated Code l692.-AI tax
es remaining unpaid on the 18th day Of Decem-
Der shall Immediately be collected by the COL
lector, by distress and sale Of any personal
property liable therefor; and such sale shall
take place at the court house door, unless the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
Y. & N. Y. SCHEDULE.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
September 20, 1900.

No. I7B makes connection at Leland with North
bound train
No. LOG makes close connection at Leland with
South bound train.
Close connection made at Memphis and New
Orleans with diaerging roads. For rates and
Information apply to
Jno. A Scott. d P. A. Memphis, Tenn.
G.B Rucks. Agent. Greenville
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22
INSURANCE.
TRADES.

E. BLEDSOE, oPh nsst and ga a1ns In
tory manner. Furniture repaired, scrap
ed and vanished to order. Shop on Broad
way, near s. R. R.
A LATCHER GS o%ns snsos NSts: r tS
Setting, Crate work, Cement walks.
Brick work generally.
= M HENRY Dealer in Tin, Copper,
we atL1NNIy Brass and Sheet-1ron
work. All kinds Of Repair work speci-
atty. Walnut street, near First National Bank.
n N BERRY, e eas DO n sll sin ssso 81
Machine work. Secondhand Bicycles,
Guns and Pistols always on hand for sale. Call
and see me. ,s,.ae s#4 a.s 4sia
Anderson & Brewer, ri 6o Bras; z snal
Sheet-Iron work; Smoke stacks and
Breeching; Exhaust and Blow Pipes; Roofing
and Guttering. Job work Speciality.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-22

Glassware at Stockwell's very cheap.
Stoves to close out at your gain.
StockWell.
Youman, the halter, The Leader hat,
stiff and soft.
For nice lunch go to w. H. Hoods.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
DISAGREED ABOUT CHINA
EMPEROR,S POLICY FORCED HD'
HENLOHE OUT,
The Chinese Situation Grows MOre Com
plicstsd Special Message To
tho Reichstag,

BerlOn, Oct, i7--Tho KDl0Hoho Hei.
TING asserts TINT Prince H0hnnloIo
hns tondered his resignation IN In
prill chancellor md thnt III Inns boon
ncenptnd, According 10 the snn,o M
thority, Emperor William haB doHig'
Dnted Nv the retiring ehnnCellOr'B sIG'
cessor, Count Won BDelOw, minister NJ
foreign affairs Although minors hnd
boon GnrTonf TOR EAy0rnl days TINT
Prince HohlOnlOho intended w retire,
bnt littlD oredDnee WIZ given 10 my
~ them, since Biich reports Ind DpAll
returned periodically for several yonra
ppst, Tho fnnt ~ TINT mother tho for
oign Office nor my other government
department M Berlin know until This
eynnins ~ Prince IIOhonlohr's retire.
ment nor ~ Emperor Willinn'B np'
pr0ynl NJ ",
Tho mnsODs which induced tla
prince NJ Insist llpon retiring were, IN
the mniIL his growing inDrmittos md
bis distinct dignpproynl ~ tlH enls
porOr's personal policy Ia Chinn 10
bis intimnfos the prince, during Tin
llst three months, hns repeatedly ns'
pressed bis strong criticisms npOn
Whit hp hms called Tho "Kniser'A soll.
umental md impnlsiye intovfemnee
IN tho troubles IN GhiDn,n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
EVERY POINT CONCEDED by
THE COMPANIES.
LABOR WINS ITS FIGHT
Successful Ending Of tho Great
Anthracite Miners Strug-
gIe for Rights.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. t7~-ThA great
strike 81 the anthracite mine workers
Of Pennsylvania, which began beptnm'
Dor TX, practically ended today whon
tho philadelphia and Reading GODl
mud Iron company and TIM JeljRJl
ynlloy COnl company agreed 10 abolish
tho sliding senle IN their respective
regions md tD grant M Ddynnnn IN
wngas 0f ton per cent not, The advance
10 remain In operation until April 1.
1901, Or thereafter This action meets
tle demands ~ Tim SCRANTON miners
convention
The decision WIS arrived M nftnr u
conference between IIn pnurneanlns
iiyes 0f the individual nOnl operators
md tho lnrgo aDnl carrying eDlis
paniea The conference began yester'
dry,
Today aelion VIVA the enIminMliOn
OF Tho recent meeting of tbs indiyid'
uni operators nt Scranton, following
The mine workers convention nj thn
Same city, Nearly all Of tho eollteplas
In tho oOal region had, previous ID tho
mine w0rknrR' convention, posted
notices granting mn advance nj ton pep
cent, Tho mine workers, In consider
Inv this, demanded ihat The sliding
senIe In tho Leligh and snlnylkiH dis
fpiets be abolished, md the inepenso IN
DO guaranteed until April /, 1901, md
oil Dthnp differences 10 bn submitted
10 arbitration,
Tho Individual operators nHpee1 IN
everything md the appointment ~ "
Lnhish companies 10 abolish Tho slid
Ing soal0 nnl mako tho wage i@lDvense
permanent, followed, " w considered
lint ile result Of fodny's conference "
u complete victory for tho mem All
dnmnndH NJ their convention npn no.
Ged0d tD, md, nv one individual
operator put II, aftar tho e0nfpponNo,
Tho operators ~ u little fnrtllep IN
ngpnntDg Va mntDtDin tha advance nflAp
April T. This Same DppentOE who
wished his DaIna tO bp withheld, pDid
after tho pOnfnronoOi
~ Nv NIL lp ~ the miners now, VIZ
have ngrnod l0 everything nnd nolh'
iDg now WmninH bnt for IllDm w no
fprn tD work ~ BOOB ~ fhe n0tiHns ppn
posted by Tho e0lIiovy managers,
Those nOtiens will ho prnOfionlly SINH
lar w tho BONDING nOmpany's notice,
the phras00lRy only b0inE ghnnHnd, !
look fOr u resumption Of operations by
MOndny AZ Tho lntesL Tim conference
w1s entirely harmonious md every
phHne ~ ilo strike situation WIZ gone
DyGp,o
Just how sO0,l TIM OttiGinls' Of1nr
notifying tho mon that the strike ~
ended and w y0tun tD work, VIII be
Issued by President MltGhnll nnn only
he eonjnetHred, " IN believed llnrn
Inn no orders 10 rVtnvn Will bo isHnod
until u notino similar ~ ~ IN limo Win
Tint W tho Honding md Loligh nolns
Nv posted nj oil NJ the eDlliorias.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
HANNA,S TRIUMPHAL TOUR
OF THE NORTHWEST.
ROOSEVELT RuSTLES IN OHIO
Bryan Talking to the People In
New York State---Politi-
cal Pot Boiling.

Huron, N, d., Oct, 1.-THE special
train bearing senators Hanna and
Frye Travelled UP and down through
counties III central South Dakota 10.
day In tle districts where the vote, ~
d rple, is close, and whore the farmers
compose The grenler pHrt of the popl'
lDti0n. Fourteen speeches varying IN
l~nrtaiDn from three minutes 10 m
honp wero made during the dry.
senator Hnnpn making speeches NJ
Red Field, Worthwhile, Groton, An
dover, Bristol, Bradley, Elrod, Lake
Preston and i)es,net ~ VOL nv ~
Iroants, Huron Aberdeen md Webster,
snnntOv Frye also spoke Ut some
length nj the more important stopping
places, A good lieal ~ spice was put
into The speeches At times by tho sharp
questioning on the pArt Of the nndi'
aneas, who desired 10 hear nbOut
trpsts AMI imperialism, and were not
slow to mako their wishes known,
This WIS true especially nj Aberdeen,
where Hanna was constantly inter-
rppted during bis speech by qnes'
tiOHs regarding various phases 81 the
trust Issue, Hmm apparently en-
j0yad These Interruptions, md inyDr'
iably answered them,
During the afternoon while tho train
WIS running through u thinly popn.
lated part Of the state and stops were
brief and iDfreguant, Hanna spent
about half nj his tine ~ various stn'
lions IN shaking hands with tho
crowds, who nearly dragged him from
his mF, m one Onnasi0D, IN their
effort 10 shake hands With him
Al Webster, he WIS visited IN his
ear by u delegation ~ Sioux Indians
from the slsenfop rnsoryntioh These
Indians npn MI voters,
The most important mating OF the
day Wos hold tonight NJ Huron, whore
No train stopped for the night, nnn
where both Hmm md Frye and
Victor Dolliyer mnde addresses Of,
considerable louRtb,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
THE BILLINGS GAZETTE.

agreed I'D accept tho miners' PROPOSE.
zion nv aet forth Ia tho resolutions
adopted In u conference lnat Saturday,
brought forth mHfly Expressions III
surprise that Ii should como No soon
After the convention.
President Mitchell, 81 the United
Mine Workers, when informed OF the
Reading oOmpaDy's action, by Il repre-.
sentative OF tho Associated Press, wns
asked for Il statement on his accepts
allae Of tho miners proposition. All
In would my, however, was that l1
wOnid be glad indeed 10 know that
the anthracite eOnl operators Ind
agreed to change tho notices preyi0na.
ly posted, 70 ~ t0 comply with tho
provisions Of ibe resolutions adopted
MT tie Scranton convention
Tho news from Philadelphia spread
through the entire ragi0n with tho
utmost rapidly. Eysrywhere Natis-
faction was expressed by tho striking
miners and Others II II confidently
believed TINT tho strike Will be OFF,
eially declared on this week md that
NIL of thu men Will have u chance 10
return t0 work by Monday,
Tho rnm0r that tho strike Ind bonn
officially declared off spread almost ~
quickly through tim fields ~ did Tho
Philadelphia news, and many ialns
graph mud telephone messages worn
received nj the national headquarters,
III snnil ware tvno,
President Mitchell informed NIL In
gniriab Tint the strike wOulI ba de.
elapa1 DH by no one but thn United
Mine Workers Oiiieinls and added lhlt
mine wOrlnrs ahOnlA return 10 tho
mines until II notice tD Tint effect Nv
Issued by the labor b%anlgunrtnph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
NEED NOT REGISTER.
Important Decision Of the Supreme Court
Concerning Registration.

Important Decision Of the Supreme Court
Concerning Registration.
Bpeeial 10 The Daily Gazette.
Helena, Oct. t7--The supreme court
today denied Or qnashed the writ III
mandate procured yesterday afternoon
against Registry Agent Wine ut Town
send, 10 compel him 10 register James
tiehrett who was registered and voted
In 1893. No oDa appeared tD repre-
sent Wine when tho time for hearing
the writ came up. Tho eonrt said IL
was unanimously Of opinion the writ
should he denied, Counsel who MP
Piled for tho writ agreed with the
court and sai. tho application WAS
only made with the view of securing u
decision from the eOnrt upon the guess
ton about which there was some dis
puto. The court decided TINT tho log.
islatiye net relative f0 registration Of
votes IN Incorporated cities applied 10
those who registered In 1903, The
effect Of tho decision IN that voters In
places cnsting less tlnn 1000 votes
md who registered In 1913 llnnd not
register again for eight yenrs. This "
In lino with the ruling OF tho attorney
general and many ~ the county ntt0r'
news of thn state,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES
ARE MADE PUBLIC
FACTS WERE SUPPRESSED
DspIorabls Conditions Existing In
HAVANA Fat Place
for Ludlow,

Now York, Dot, l7--1'hs Evening
Post prints today nn account II re-
eoiyed by mail ~ yellow fever In lin.
yDDn, Tho Post article says In part
tllHi disclosures made by mall ndyioes
show a sinptliDR condition In tho
hpDlth Of Havana md suburbs, and
MISC ma apparently eOnenptnd attaMpt
of fho n~niilDritins md bDinl propr1etOpa
tD suppress the facts,
Tim facts nrn lhnt ypllDW fDyar Nv
now rigging moi only In The districts
where II w ynnply nkpeeind, but IN
llnHaB ibnl Inns boon considered anfn
from iis raids, Fppm w ~ 30 nnsps
wore uDder Treatment on October ",
Tho dnin Dn which the mil just pns
eoiyol loft Gnbn While tho lenth
rnt0 Inns boon comparatively low, tho
fever hnying appnnred for Tho most
part Ia a mild form, The sprond IN the
north Of Tho town nnd suburbs ~ said
M bny0 GnusaI Rp0nt aODslDpDDliOn,
Tho iHupos given by TIM Associated
Press rapport Inns bnen dnnipd, bat ppis
ynip persons my they nD Willing, "
necessary, TINT their names should ba
us0d tn show Tho serious condition nj
HnyanA ~ visitors NJ This time md
Tint Foreigners should not bp given
permission 10 inter Tho town before
February,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
BRYAN IN NEW YORK,


Albany, n, w Oet, H--W, i,
fFiangla t0dag from Hndaop M Albnpy
ipelRfiye, npd WoWbly spoke NJ M
eohn0polltan u lof NJ peorlA ~ he hpt
nddrfssad dprlnE the mmpaigL Al
HHdsnn M spoke W \ ~gafhnring nj
business Moplf M MI elgeses, Al
Troy NJ Mf MlHeity M the 0Lera
hnHse Hnd M M overflow MEETING M
G9llHr HGt0ry and hHndry empl0yGe,
AT MeehRHifsiylln Myan sJolp w th1
Milrnad pe0Ple M fohis N n mpefipp
M eMpl0yHs NJ the cotton md w00leil
milIR Rnf MI Alhapy m two iWmnps
MaefiHgs, 0HH IN tle 9perp house pud
one RNffldet e4Nl0sed m thf Msf eln
Mfpf nj fha eifgf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
sUEFEkINGs AT SEA,
Terrible Times Experienced by an Over
loaded Vessel from N0ms,

Port T0wnand, Oct H-~Affer a
leplprsfp0nk voyage, marked by n
brepkdown NJ her motive poWer thN
0%yfrl0pdjnR NJ msaepHerF and HG0relty
NJ Woyisipps thn steamship Charles
u, hNm renGhl porf This morning,
seynntenn Days from D0m NOm0t
ThG b0ilerb NJ the IMnn lenknd No Ind,
K M ~ Gstingnleh flp hrNF and mako
M expl0slon Imminent,
PW three and lHlf days tho ynssol
Wns t1ssed nv the WagAs, md WIN nh
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Ylfh spdielhM Wll w kAhP hAr bnad
IN NJ fhf Storm even hnd lhH wind
heen fayorabln After u ppri0d nj
terrible mSiGlg HmonR hQth lnsaani
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
THE YOUTSEY TRIAL,
Mors Testimony asnsellng on Es-0oyer'
nor Taylor,

IeOvgeiOwn Oct, Y~Yha d0f0ns0
In iIN fontsny trial closed its ensa
lnta This afternoon md The sOmMOup
wealth bagnn its mbnffnl testimony
which viii likely bo concluded to-
morrow ~ moon,
fOnfAoy's condition VIM materially
improved lodny, though he wmninod
In \ slnpnp most III tho fime,
Tho fonlupn NJ today wins tho iosliv
mOny III Colonel Nelson, ono ~ Won't
sey's attorneys, who dnntnd that hn
Ind Told Arthur nOobpl md Colonel
Dnmpbell thnt nYOutAoy knew enough
tO Inns Governor TnyloGp bnt nd
mitted lhDt bo did my thnt his eDipDt
YOnlsoy) knnw nsOmnlhinK thnl
would DO yopy beDofaial w thp COM
monwenlh IN its prosecution of Tny'
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