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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

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party 0f BILLINGS aitiyana, eansisthN' al
Richard kipky .Fsea MMsaN, H., A,
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mao correspondent, accompanied ny
hAR win and Won, N nN pnNtR ~ NM Npls
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why Of, BlllinRs Az present he N ~
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lba A@RpipAltnMl md industrial oOAal,
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OMnha WHARF 10 hA. \ Wi!e nnn tha
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hnm, pbiR morning HhAnn Hubbard
ynNAlynd n lblalIAM from. Dhl0f Of
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20


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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Notice 10 Subscribers.

All Gazette subscribers
who ARE IN arrears. for The
paper will Obllge M by max.
Ing prompt settlement
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

meeting In honor OF the birthday of the late
Dwight l.. Moody will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock at the home of James Stokes, No. 6S Park
Addresses the Northfied work will be
made by William r. Moody, the evangelist's son;
William E. Dodge and Robert E. Speer.
At the West Presbyterian Church this evening
DR.. Joseph n. Bishop will deliver in the lecture
illustrated lecture South Africa"
which he visited in July and August last year.
A monthly meeting of the New-Yor5 Genealogical
and Biographical Society will be held Friday
$50 D. m. An address will be made by Dr.
Eliphalet Mott Potter on Washington the Ameri-
can and Man Of Letters
Members of the Georgia Society, which was
ganized about ten days ago. will meet this evening
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the transaction Of
important business.
The Rev DR.. R. s. Macarthur is to give a course
of five illustrated lectures Cuba and Mexico. un-
der the auspices Of the Young Peoples Association
at Calvary Baptist Church, Fifty-seventh-st.. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh aves. His first lecture
will take place on Wednesday evening. February 81
and is to be Havana and Other Famous Places
In Cuba"
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
ATHLETICS.


GAMES AT NINTH REGIMENT ARMORY
The entries for the indoor games Of the Xavier
Athletic Association and Company G. 9th Regl-
ment at the 9th Regiment Armory. tomorrow
night have closed. and the handicappers are en-
gagged on the allotment of marks for the two
hundred and fifty odd runners jumpers and wheel
who will do or die on that evening The Games
Committee has selected the following offlcials TO
manage the contests: Referee James E Sullivan.
Judges fnsh-J. ]. Frawley, George Sands, H:
cyciing~G L, Mccarthy. Field judges-Colonel R.
G. Smith. W W Ruben, J. F. Boyle and g. T.
J. Dieges and ]: steil Inspectors Of cycling.Cap-
tains Timpson, Byrne. Meyer and Downs Starter
Dixon. Assistants to clerk of courseJ; J: Nc
Hugh, T. s. Mullen, W. E. Turner, J.. G. Conlon
and c, s. Cleveland. inspectors of athletic events
-Leutenants H. C.. Leonhardi and B. F. Moore.
jr, NJ. Flynn and G. c. Trede. Scorers-A Muir
berg, ]. Hart, T. H. Williamson and T. H Sweeney.
erland.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
THOUGHT TO HAVE PERrsHED AT SEA.
TWO STATEN ISLAND CLAM DIGGERs SAILED
AWAY ON WEDNESDAY AND HAVE
NOT RETURNED.

William and Charles Stark, Of canal-st.. Staple
ton. Staten Island missing, and II is feared
that they have been carried out 10 and lost
through the wreclHing OF their boat or that they
have perished from hunger and exposure. The only
hope entertained for them is that they picked
up hy some outward bound vessel and carried off.
They left Stapleton Wednesday in a sloop to
dig clans ir the Lower Bay, and expected TO be
back in about twenty-four hours. Since then moth
ing has been heard from them. The wind
Wednesday off shore, and the fear is that their
boat was carried to They had food for one
day only and have been gone five days. All places
along the Long Island. NeW-Jersey and Staten ISL
and shores where they would be likely TO take
refuge have been communicated with, but no trace
of them has been obtained.
William Stark has wife and three children.
Tyis brother was married. Mrs. Stark is almost
frantic with anxiety. Ever since Thursday after
noon she has spent most OF her time along the
staten Island whsryes seeking for tdings Of her
husband.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
CHESS.
1NrERscHoLAsr1c TOURNAMENT.

The annual tournament OF the New-York Inter
scholastic Chess Association will begin at Colum-
bia Grammar School to-day. The four schools
participating in matches will be represented as
follows: De La salie scheuter and Ridder: Coluru-
bia Grammar McKenna and Richards; Sachs'
Newborg and Goodhart; Hamilton Institute, Sam
pie and Eddinger. Play will be every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday, from till o'clock: The
games will be refereed by DR.. Moore, OF the Coum-
bia Grammar School, ano adjudicated pg MAJOR
Hanham of the Manhattan Chess Club. The hrst
half of the tournament will be held at Colunpia
Grammar school and the second at De La Sale
INSTITUTED TIE schedule follows:
AT COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
February 5-Eddinger Goodhart Sample VS. New
horr: McKenna rs. Schleuter; Richards Rider.
February 7-Ridder ESddinger Scheuter Vs. Sample,
McEenna vs. Newborg, Richards Goodhart.
February 9-Eidinger VS.. McKenna, Sample vs. Rich
ards Newborg Ridder Goodhart Schleuter
AT DE LA SALE INSTITUTE.
Fabrusrv 12-Newborg Eddinger Goodhart
sample McKenna Ridder Richards Schleuter.
Febr7,ary 14-Sampe Ridder Eddinger Soheuter.
NrcISenna VS. Goodhart, Richards Newborg.
Tetr,erv 16-Newborg VS.. Eddinger Goodhart
Sample McKenna Ridder. Richards VS.. schleuter.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
IRREGULAR OPENING.
BLACK.


In the presence of nearly one hundred chess play
ers Julius Finn, local expert, played eight games
OF chess simultaneously, without sight of men or
boards at the Citizens Progressive League, No 1Ol
Forsyth-st on Saturday evening. He won SIX
games and drew two. AS will be seen from the oe-
tails of the performance Finn made 23S moves IN
two hours and forty-fve minutes, and on seVeraI
boards he was obliged to make rather complicated
combinatons-in one instance he gave up the queen
to regain it few moves later with additlonal ma,
terfal gain After the play over 1t was decloeo
form chess club under the auspices M 81 t the
committee to be elected at special meeting 70 pc
held next Saturday evening The summary OF the
paY follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
-EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY I.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1900
ARRIVED.


Steamer st Paul Jamison Southampton and Cherbourr
sengers International Navigation Company. Ar
rived at the Bar at 3:51 m
with mdse TO Sanderson & Son Arrived at the Bar
$3.50 a m.
uary II. In ballast to F Hogan & Son Arrived at the
Bar at $50 p
13. in ballast Bennett Walsh & Co. Ar
rived at the Bar at l rs M
81. Bouogne % and Plymouth g. with mdse % cabin
and 533 steerage to Hamburg American Line
Steamer La Champagne orr. Fajolle Havre January
81 with mdse, so cabin and Pts steerase
the Compagne Generate Transatantique Arrived at the
Steamer Or) Ellis Santos % Espiri,o
Santo Bay January and St Lucia 80. with coffee
Busk & Jevons. Arrived the Bar at M I'd.
Steamer Caribbee BS) Scott. Demerara January Is Bar
senger to A e outerbridge Co. Arrived the
san Juan 8o With mdse and IS cabin passens to the
NewYoyk and Porto Rico Steamship Company. Arrived
steamer Trinidad CBr) Fraser Bermuda February l.
with mdse and II cabin to q Outexbridgs
Hamilton. Boaz Newport News Norfolk
with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion Steamship
steamer Buenayentura Norfolk
Sandy Hook N J, Feb 4: 9:3O m-Wind south. IA
miles an hour; raining and foggy.
SAILED
Lisbonense (Br) for PARA Ethiopia Cr) aas-
cow; CBr). Buenos Ayres; Falk Cr) Norfolk;
Hildawell CBr). Charleston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hull. Feb ARRIVED, steamer Colorado Br) whitton
Gibraltar. Feb Passed. Columbia CGer),
vogelgesang Genoa for New York.
ming CBrl. Miller. New-York. via Cape Town (see
asters).
st Michaels. Feb ARRIVED. steamer PAX Ling CBr,.
Evans Calcutta for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05

equipment for electric railway to connect the
foreign quarter of Tien-Tsn, China with the native
walled city of million inhabitants English
and Japanese capitalists have secured the fran
chiSe. which is the first for electric railway In
the Flowery Kingdom. The railway will be three
miles in length and the street along which II will
of the most densely populated In the
world The Chinese, Mr.. Moer says. have no OBJ
lection to electric RAILWAYS
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05

Detroit. Mich. Feb. :4.-The big Grand Hotel on
Mackinac Island. was sold yesterday to the Plant
ers' Hotel Company, OF St. Louis The price is an
nounced TO be s2O0.OOO The purchaser agrees the
first year to pay an nstalment on the purchase
price and percentage OF the gross receipts Then.
N satisfactory the purchase will be completed.
The Grand Hotel was owned by the Michigan
Central and Grand Rapids and Indiana railroads
and the Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation
Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
SING SING.

Owing to the strike among the operatives OF the
Bay State Shoe and Leather Company, Of this viii
lage, which ordered last Tuesday because of
the refusal of the employers to reinstate three
members of the union who had been discharged
by the foreman the factory has been crippled and
Saturday evening, in order that the orders OF
the company might be filled lasts and patterns were
sent to one of the company's branch factories in
Massachusetts. thus taking the work out of Sing
Sing The factory has employed 260 operatives only
so of whom now at work, and the payroll has
amounted to 81 600 a week.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM-General William S. Palmer of
Colorado Springs. FIFTH AVENUE-C. E. Ma
cru1n formerly United States Consul-General at
Pretoria, and Senator George w. Mcbride. HOL-
LAND-Judge w. H Moore, of Chicago. I'M
PERIAL-Colonel c. H. Pope of Boston. MAN
HATTAN-The Rev. ]. C. F. Grumbine of SYRIA
cuse. MURRAY HILL-Joseph Ripley. Chief of
Police of Chicago. WALDORF-Baron Won Ezb
of Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-05
CAR CUTS OFF A BOYS LEGS.
LITTLE ONE PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED IN
HUDsoN-sT.

Edward Hosey in front of No 259 HuGson-st yes
terday afternoon and cut of both the childs legs.
He will probably die. The injured boy was taken
to st. Vincent's Hospital
The motorman of the car Michael Bentsey, twen-
tyfour old. of No. 1927 West Twenty -ninth-st.
was locked up in the Macdougal-st. police station.
The Hosey lad lived at No. so Dominick-st He was
playing with some companions All got out of the
way save little Hosey. He slipped the pave
ment and fell directly in front of the, The
nrst truck passed over him. A passenger in the
car lifted up the child and carried him the near
est drugstore where he was found by the
bulance surgeon