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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-20
INDEPENDENTS TO MEET.
Gold Men md Antf-ImDeriaIists te
Confer at indianapolis.

OOlu MEN uud Ant1-ImDertaltSt8 tQ
Confer at indianapolis.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Thomas NJ. Oss
borne, chosen chairman OF the Inde.
pendents at the Palace hotel here last
night and empowered to appoint
committee to go to Indianapolis July
25, named a committee on plan and scoops
today. The delegates are DR.. William
Everett, Quincy, Mass; Albert Warren
Kelsey. Philadelphia; George c. Ripley,
Minneapolis; William J. Palmer, Colorado
Springs, Mo-; Thomas NJ Rogers, St
Louis.
Mr.. Osborne expects to have a repre4
sentative from every state. and, If pos~
sible, from many congressional districts.
The committee will meet in Inidanapo~
lis July 25 when a plan for third tick
ct on which all and-imperialists, anti
militarists and gold men can Join Will
be agreed upon.
The gold men will meet at indianapolis
July "a, at which time a platform viii
be adopted on which those opposed to
both the old parties can unite.
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HoRsELEss ARTILLERY.
Novel Experimental Trip From Chi.
cagO to washington.

cagO 10 WnshIngfOn.
CHICAGO, July ia piece of "horse-
less" artillery, otherwise rapid fire
gun mounted on an automobile Of
special construction, started today from
Fort Sheridan on an experimental trip to
Washington.
The carriage, besides the gun, carried
Maj. A. P. Davidson and three cadets
from the Northwestern Military academy
Miss Helen Gould, accompanied by Gen.
Wheeler, saw the party set out from
Fort Sheridan. Gen. Wheeler gave Mai.
Davidson a note to be delivered to Gen.
Miles in washington, while Miss Gould
wished them good luck and remarked
that if the automobile could be used for
carrying guns, 1t could be used for Red
Cross work.
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AN UNEvENTFUL DAY.
Heavy Rain Kept Mr.. bryan in His

Heavy Rain Kept Mr.. bryan in His
Home.
LINCOLN. Neb., July 1s-This was an
uneventful day for w. J. Bryan. A
heavy rain kept him indoors most of the
day and he improved the opportunity by
devoting much time TO his speech OF ac-
ceptance and campaign preparations. lie
had no visitors.
Mr.. Bryan would not either confirm or
deny a dispatch In the morning papers
from New York. saying he would make
several addresses there and In Eastern
states. He said all announcements ot
his itinerary would come from the Demo-
cratic national committee at Chicago.
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PANIC AT A FUNERAL.
LIGHTNING STRUCK CHURCH IN
WHICH 1T WAS IN PROGRESS.

WHICH 1T WAS IN PROGRESS.
CLEVELAND, July 1g.-At Cnatfeld,
o., this afternoon lightning struck a
church in which funeral was in prog
ress. The edifice was packed to the doors,
and a panic ensued.
Twenty-Five people were injured, three
it is believed fatally.
: In the excitement the coffin fell from
its supports to the floor.
The church was but sligh1as damaged.
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GERMAN REPORT OF IT.

BERLIN, July ia report has been
forwarded by Count Won Usedom, captain
of the German second class cruiser Her
tha, of the capture of the native city
of Tien Tsin by the allied forces. The re-
port says scarcely any resistance was
expected when the Americans, British
and Japanese finally stormed the walled
native city on the afternoon of July A.
Fighting was still in progress on the
east side Of the town where the Russians
were trying to seize a Chinese camp on
the morning of July 15. Russian flags
were floating from the Chinese camp
and citadel
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trict and the coast territory, as well as
the towns Of Blagovestcnensk Khaba-
rovsk and Nikolskussuri have been de-
clared in a state of war since July II.
Russians announcement is regarded In
London as at least forSshadowing a
speedy unconditional recognition of the
fact that a condition of war exists be-
tween China and the civilized world, and
the general opinion seems to favor such
recognition as the best means Of meeting
the barbarian upheaval, while at the same
time endeavoring to isolate the independ-
ent viceroys from the general confagra-
ton.
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their arrival, but this anxiety is not
shared by the foreign office.
SUMMONED TO PEKING.

LONDON, July 2O.-The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Daily Mail Says:
'"Fhe viceroy Of Nankin has received an
edict summoning him to Peking. AS he is
pro-foreign in his sentiments, his depar-
ture is undesirable and Is an element of
danger"
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MISSIONARIES SAFE.

ent VlceroyS from the general conhagra-
ton.
MISSIONARIES SAFE
NASHVILLE July ia cablegram
has been received by the mission board
of the Southern Presbyterian church, an
nouncing that fifty out of It's ffty-six
missionaries to China are now safe at
Shanghai or in Japan. The six still
at their stations are: Rev. ]. L. Stew
art and wife, who have been in China
for thirty years, at Kudin; Rev. George
w. Painter and Miss E. B. French, at
Hang Chow; Rev. ]. B. Pear and wife,
at Chin Kiang.
MARINE LOSSES AT TEN TSIN.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The navy de-
partment this afternoon received from
Admiral Remey a list Of casualties OF the
marine corps in the fight at Tien Tsin
1t is as follows:
Taku. July 1S, 19OO-Bureau of Naviga-
tion, Washington: Official casualty report
from marine regiment:
Killed-Capt. Austin r. Davis. Sergeant
q. J. Collock, Corporal Thomas Kelly,
Privates J. E. McConley..L w. Partridge.
Henry Leonard, Corporal ]. A. McDon-
aid, Privates P. ]. KelIeher, C. D. Miller,
c. ]. Mathews, John Stakes ]. Van Horn
William B. Lemley,. First Lieutenant
Smedley D. Butler, First Sergeant James
Murphy, Sergeant F. T. Winters, Corporal
Joseph w Hunt, Privates w. S. Chap
man, James Cooney, Robert Desmond, F.
9. Egelser, Lavrin Larson. NJ. F.. McIver,
]. c. Megonegal, A. B. Penny, H. Il. Rick
ers. -Remey
Some names of the killed and wounded
marines reported by Admiral Remey
were found to be enormously stated. Thus
in the list of severely wounded, ]. Kel-
leher should be ]. ]. Kelleher; John
Stakes should be John Stokes In the
list Of simple wounds, Robert Desmond
should be Roderick Desmond; Lavrin
LARSON should be divided into two names
as follows: James ]. Lavrin and Laurin
L. LARSON, and M E. McInVer should
be George E. McInver.
ANXIETY IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, July 19.-The Breliner Post
this evening contains an article, evidently
inspired giving the views of the German
government on the withdrawal from the
Chinese minister Of the right to use secret
code in telegraphing. The article admits
that the step is extraordinary, but was
rendered necessary by the abnormal rela-
tions between China and Germany
''The regular Chinese troops" the arti-
Gle says, "are in the field against the
German troops. 1t IS unknown whether
the government from which the minister
is accredited still exists. Since the stu
alton in China is not absolutely clear,
and since the news given out by the Chi
nese minister has not always been con-
firmed by the facts, 1t is impossible to
permit him to communicate freely with
his government under the fiction that
there is no war"
Considerable anxiety is felt by the Ger
man press that the Chinese fleet is pre-
pairing to attack German transports upon
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was feared that this would result in an
outbreak of pestilence.
Sixteen Of the captured guns are quite
modern weapons.
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SOME ARE ROUGH RIDERS.

FORT MEADE, N. D., July 19.-Orders
have been received at this fort from
Washington to send troops to San Fran
cisco, where orders will be waiting for
the men to proceed to some port in Chi
ma. There will be several Black Hills
boys in the troop, some of whom were
former members of Capt. Seth Bullock's
rough riders. Troop G has been ordered
to do patrol duty in the Yellowstone
park.
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INDIAN TROOPS AT TAKU.

BERLIN. July ia dispatch from Ia
ku received here today says the first
steamer bringing Indian troops to China
arrived there Monday, July 16.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
ANOTHER BIG MINING DEAL.
The Barnes-W GOLDMAN WunderIin Group Sold
to {. ". King for $4,000.

Clarence +. Barnes, who was in
town Monday, called at the ARGUS
Office and while here stated that a
deal had been consummated with L.
w. King, superintendent OF the Great
Northern plant at Gilt Edge, by
which he will come into possession OF
the group OF mines in the North Moe
casins, owned by j. p. and G. f.
Barnes, NJ. l.. Woodman and Joseph
Wunderlin.
The claims comprise the Horse
Shoe, Mule Shoe, Discovery and Pas
aic and six others OF lesser note, but
essential to satisfactory working OF
the best claims. Mineral Surveyor
Munro has been engaged with the
surveys for ten days past and as soon
as patent can be secured the group
will be decided to Mr.. King at the
price agreed upon, $4,000.
Some months ago there was cen
siderable rivalry between Mr.. King
and Others to secure the option Offer
ed on the group, but Mr.. King was
finally successful and the option then
taken ran out a few days since, when
the deal was concluded.
Throughout the summer crew
has been at work on the properties
and the showings were such that the
price fixed was looked upon as rea-
sonable-in fact Mr.. J. Z. Barnes,
when talking of the matter couple
Of weeks ago, said that he was not at
all anxious that Mr. King should de-
eide to take the properties.
The mines adjoin the claims OF
Harry Kendall and W. c. Draper.
Mr.. Kendall is now building a large
mill and expects to have it In opera
tion by September LIST, II not before.
He has refused granting any option
on his claims and those familiar with
the ore say he has bonanza. All
the claims are at the head OF Dog
creek, near the northeast end Of the
mountains.
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the REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Activity in Other Parts Of Montana Result
ed in DELAY in ferrous County.

The non-arrival OF the necessary
blanks, copies Oi the constitution and
bylaws, etc prevented the organic
alton of Republican club Saturday
az had been intended. The purpose
was to organize rs a member OF the
national league Republican clubs,
and to accon "a. this 1t was neces-
sary that the Organization be In ac-
cord with the rules OF that associa-
tion.
Mr.. Cheadle, who, at the Butte Re-
publican convention, had been named
as delegate for Fergus county, had
requested the state secretary, Mr..
Dixon, OF Missoula. to forward the
necessary supplies and at the same
date had sent similar request to
the national secretary SO as to make
sure that the supplies would be on
hand, feeling sure that any surplus
could be used in other precincts of
the county. Mr.. Dixon had replied
to the effect that his stock OF supplies
was exhausted and no reply had been
received from the national secretary.
Notwithstanding this unlocked for
delay about fifty Republicans assem-
bled at the court house Saturday
evening and after some discussion 1t
was decided to appoint a committee
on organization, which committee
should take charge OF the blanks
when they arrive and upon subse-
qusnt date call another meeting.
Mr., Cheadle acted as chairman OF the
meeting and III. A. Mculton as secre-
tary. The committee appointed was
F. +. Smith, l.. W, Eldridge and o..
W. Belden. This committee will not
only look after the organization, but
was authorized To at once take steps
toward securing supply Of cam
paign buttons or badges. The sup
plies desired for permanent organiz-
alton should arrive shortly and then
another meeting will be called.
The interest manifested Saturday
night was very gratifying and n live
ly, well organized campaign Is pre-
dicted, which can not help but bring
success to the whole ticket.
Watch for the announcement OF the
next meeting and attend. All who
wish To affiliate as Republicans are
invited to join In the movement.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

DR.. +. A. Long will visit Gilt Edge
from the 10th to the lith.of August
prepared 10 perform all work in the
line of dentistry. At stanford 18th to
I'D of August Utica.from the :ith to
the eth of August. All thosr in need
of the doctors services should bear
these dates in mind and call early
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
A Powder Min Explosion

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite
the delicate machiner. of your body
with calomel, croton oil or aloes
pills, when DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
which are gentle rs summer breeze,
do the work perfectly. Cures Head
ache, Constipation. Only 2jc at c.
III. Williams drug store.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Red Top Rye.

heo Top hye.
Buy a Dccring Binder
Try glass of Billings Beer.
Red Top Rye ten years old a' the
Silver Dollar.
Call at Ilemphill', pharmacy for fine
toile, articles.
Buy gum boots and >llckers at the
Commercial Co.
Dr. Carl Schulin, oculi,t and aurist.
i ut the Day House.
Remember the A. o. L. ". dance
Aug. o. Tickets s.?
Girl wanted to dogcucral homework.
Apply To Mrs. W. A. Long.
You should examine licmphills stock
OF watches before buying elsewhere
Are you going? Nu.re2 To the 4.
q. L. W. dance. Aug o. Ticket, $500.
Are you going To- b, A, %. L, ".
dancc? You bet; ir 1r viii have 20
gay old time.
Derring Folding Platform Binder is
the binder for the~' uad>, Buy one
and be happy.
Dr. Carl Schulin. r, oculi,t and
aurist, Of Helena is thr Day House
for another week.
A prescription one filled at Hemp
hills pharmacy is guarantee that
you'll come back-Thprc are reasons.
Billings Beer. is noN here and Won
will find il grand beverage to have at
home. Get case M Jack Kearney's
store.
Parties wishing n good saddle or
work horse should attend the sale at
the Dark Horse stable tomorrow,
Thursday, at @p. IN,
Mckinley and Roosevelt pictures.
a9x?>. 20 cents a pair s' the AEGrs of
hcc Can be sent uu wooden rolls by
mail, to insure safe delivery.
Adit. j. NJ. Crof, has been in Great
Falls with his wool clip the past wcrk.
lie was heartily greeted by his old
friends of the First Montana.
Phillip Laux and son have returned
from Helena and were accompanied by
Mrs Laux's sister. Mis-, Theresa Abel
Nyho will remain in Lcwistown indefn-
itely.
Register Brassey intends to leave
next Sunday to join the Elks' of the
state on an excursion to salt Lake City.
lie will he absent about tendays and
anticipates glorious time of the pure
Elk variety.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
James Taylor Maclcarn, a Scotchman
formerly of Portobello, scotland. and
believed to he in Montana at this time.
will confer favor by communicating
Nltu bdUltN Idi WI NlN'hN' VI -'i v
! Avenue /, Galveston. Texas.
Hiram Welch and Marshal Ilufiine.
two of Company boys. last week pur-
] chased the Interests of r. |. Nehawn in
the fruit and candy Store.opposite the
Day House. The young men have nj
ready secured considerable additions
TO the stock and will cndeavor to meet
the wants Of patrons,
DR.. +. A. Long will visit Gilt Edg'
from the 10th to the lith.of August
prepared to perform all work in th'
line of dentistry. At Stanford 18th t'
I'D of August Utica.from the :ith II
the eth of August. All thosc in nec'
Of the doctors services should bcal
these dates in mind and call early.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
PERSONAL RND OTHERWISE.
Ask for Billings Beer.

/. FERouhhh RND UlhERWloE.
Ask for Billings Beer.
Red Top Rye. ten years old.
Drink billings Beer, equal to any and
second to none.
DIR. +. A. Long will be at stanford
from Aug. II to %.
Plymouth binding twine at the Mon.
tana Hardware Co.
A good cook wanted at Mrs. G.. NJ.
Stafford's by Aug, /.
soft. cool drinks at Welch 4 lIuffine's.
opposite to Day House.
Choice candies just received by Wclch
n lIuiiine. opposite Day House.
The Montana Hardware TO. is pay.
ing Sl.?j per cwt. in trade for oats.
BlacSford n Blacl,ford. attorneys,
office in Judith BASIN Bank building.
Who will be- at Gilt Edge from Aug.
10 to ~? DR.. +. a. Long, the dentist,
Frank Finlaw, the Maiden miner,
wa, visiting with friends in town Mon
day.
The ladies of 81. James Guild. will
serve dinner during the two days of the
fair.
Try Celery Tin Tonic for your nerves
and kidneys. For sale at all leading
bars.
Fleischman'S compressed yeast re-
eeived fresh every day at Bertrand 4
Iaux.
Fresh fruits received daily. For sale
by Welch n Hufinc. opposite Day
House.
Montana Hardware Go. is the place
to save money on binding twine.
Camille lloguc has returned from Hun
ter's Hot Springs much improved in
health
1t is conceded by all that the McDon.
aid Creek coal is the only good coal of
fered for sale
Power Mercantile Co. have the agen,
cy for Pasteur Blaclsleg Vaccine for
this county.
W. f. Tracey, W. +. Barger and j. L.,
Sullivan. of New Year, registered at the
Lewistown Hotel yesterday.
DIR. W. A. Long. next door to tele-
phone office. gives special attention to
all diseases of eye. ear, nose and throat.
Best quality of hams and bacon. as
well as superior fresh meats. and fish
and game in season. at the Lewistown
Meat Co.
Those in the vicinity of Utica desir-
ing any work in the line Of dentistry
should remember DIR. Longs dates
Aug. - to -.
|. A. Keyte. osteopath. will he al
tilt Edge Tuesday and Friday of each
week. Other days. at office in Judith
Basin Bank building.
Marion G.. Leach. late of Iowa. ar
arrived Sunday morning from Great
Falls and will be employed in tn,
ARGUS Office as "A typo for AN indefinit'
time.
q. j. Bach and family. who returned
from months visit at Butte. Ileleni
and Great Falls. were accompanied by
Mrs. w. II. Leard who will visit at tn,
Bach home for some weeks.
Billings Beer is strictly pure an,
wholesome article. made only of th'
finest barley. choicest hops by skilleC
labor and in the most modern brewery
of the northwest For sale at .Iacl
kearney's store.
Pasteur Blackleg Vaccine is the orig
inal blaclleg vaccine. Our skill as dis
coverers. our genius as originators an,
our sixteen years of constant practic'
as inspectors enable us tn furnish tn,
best vaccine. l'asteur Vaccine Go.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
Volcanic Erupti0ns

Are grand. but Skin Eruptions rob
life OF Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them; also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best Pile Cure on earth. Drives out
pains and aches. Only 25c a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by C. III. Will
iams, druggist.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain Cole, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. All druggists will
refund your money ii you are not
satisfied after using 1t. 1t is every
where admitted to be the most sue
cessiul remedy in use for bowel COM
plants and the only one that never
ails. 1t Is plea SAINT, safe and reliable.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01
JUDGE DUBOSt WILL RETURN.
{. ". MettIer so Stated to Governor Smith
at Helena FRIDAY Last.

Much to the surprise OF his friends
+. w. Mettler, formerly court stenog-
rapher Of the Tenth district, stepped
from the train at Benton Thursday
of last week. He had come from
Nome ON government transport
without advising his friends even
after he landed at Seattle. But a few
days before the River Press had pub
lished a letter from him telling OF al
fairs In the far north and his sudden
appearancei In Montana amounted to
u sensation.
The most important news brought
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

by him was that Judge DuBose
would shortly return to thestate ana
resume his place on the bench of this
district. This he stated to Governor
Smith, who will have to re.appoint
the Judge, as his sixty days leave oi
absence expired on the 9th OF July.
Mr.. Mettler says that the rush to
Nome has been greatly overdone;
that there are goodchances for a few
men to make big money but that the
great number who have gone there
have met only disappointment.
After a few days spent at Benton,
Helena and Great Falls Mr.. Mettler
went east to Chicago on business for
the transportation company with
which he is connected and will return
to Nome within n month.
Helena, July 2S.-It has just devel-
oped that F. W. Mettler, OF Alaska,
called on Governor Smith this after
noon and assured him that Judge Du
Bose would return to Montana in
about two weeks and resume his du-
ties upon the bench. Az sixty days
will have elapsed since he left the
state 1t will be necessary for the gov
ernor to reappoint him, which will
be done.
Fergus County argus., 1900-08-01

PRICE BAKING CO.. NoTEBakg made from alum % anS % s
inferior inwork and Injurious 10 the stomach
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-12-21
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters Of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Around Town.
A time keeper, a years guarantee. On
ly 99c at ], n. WALKER & Co.
Capt. e. o. Morgan has been gathering
and shipping Lis Cow Greek orange crop
the past week or 50.
Mr.. Robert Coleman and sister, Miss
Narcie, of LAGRANGE, attended the Bap-
fist convention at Arcadia last week.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
members of the Stockmen's association Of
Osceola county will be held on the second
Monday in January, the same day court
meets, in Kissimmee.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Corwin arrived
home from Elmira, n. Y, Wednesday
afternoon, where they have been for sew
eral months past, accompanied by Mr..
Corwin's nephew, who will spend the
winter here.
Mr.. HIM. Flagler went south TO Miami
in his private car the early part of the
week, accompanied by Messrs. JR. Par
rott, r. T. Golf, ia. Mcdonald and DIR.
Anderson. Mr.. Flagler will spend most
Of the winter at Palm Beach.
The new windmill, galvanized iron
tower and elevated cypress tank in tower
at the Indian River hotel is being COM
pleted this week. Mr.. Jim Robinson, of
Cocoa, had charge of the tower work, and
Mr.. Tom Johnson, of LaGrange, built the
large cypress tank at his Pioneer Cooper
age and put up the same in tower frame.
The launch Widgeon, of the Canaver-
al club, which sustained broken shaft
last week, is still at this place, awaiting
the arrival of a new shaft, which is ex-
pected daily. In the meantime, Superin-
tendent Bast is doing his best to attend
to the wants and needs of the club by
sailboat service. The repaired shaft ar
rived yesterday afternoon from the Mer-
rillStevens company, Jacksonville.
Archdeacon B. +. Brown will hold di-
vine services on Sunday next at 1890
a. m. at All Saints church, Waveland-
Jensen, with Holy Communion; also at
Eden-Tibbals at 3 pm. These services
will be suited TO the Christmas festival.
Services also at st. Martins church, Jupi-
ter, at 1870 a. IN. and 7:3O p. m, Chris
mas day; and at Fort Pierce the following
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Handkerchief, gloves, silver goods,
GARDNER's.