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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
SAVANNAH, GA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1900
twenty miles on, and the third at Find

twenty miles out and the third at Find
lay. the center OF the Ohio Gas Belt.
Mr.. Bryan announced during the break
fast hour thar Mrs Bryan would Join him
on the 9Th instant iu New York and re-
main With him thereafter until the close
Of the campalen He said that after leav-
ms New York ana making the tour Of
West virginia. Maryland. Delaware and
New Jersey, he would again return 20
the Empire State ana probably make sew
eral speeches on the 'occasion OF this sec
ond visit
AZ bowling Green Mr Bryan especially
urged the importance 81 eie-ting a Dem
ocratic House OF Representatives.
4 fine audience greeted Mr. Bryan up-
on his arrival at Findlay al $50 o'taock.
and he made speech of fve minutes at
that place. he said In part:
Possibly it IS not necessary TO speak
long on the trust question. for people
learn more by experience than they do
by speeches. and "a speech can only poiut
out the lessons Of experience. II used TO
De that II mll closed down under the
Democratic administration every Rcpubii-
can paper and editor pointed 10 the mill
and 90 its smokeless chimneys as an evil
dence thai Democratic policies were de-
stroying the industries OF the country.
But now when a trust buys a plant and
closes u down, no Republican says a
word about a. You will ind that the
trusts will close more mills than any pol
icy that any other party ever stood for"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
LEAVING cmNEsr WATERS.
Understood aemey wtu Take Hts
Flagship 60 CaVttc.

Washington. oct. i2-Admiral Rcmey
to-day cahod the navy department OF his
a. parture from Chinese waters. Hc goes
on his flagship the BROOKLYN. from Taku
to Che Foo. thence 10 Nagasakl Japan.
Although his dispatch does not announce
hts movements from that point it IL the
understanding at tho navy department
that he will next so 20 Cavitc. This
move will take the headquarters OF The
Asiaiic station back to Manila. leaving
the squadron IN Chinese waters without
an admiral n command. unless Admiral
Remey should determine to have Admiral
kempn return there. For the present,
however. there is no such determination.
Admiral Remcy's dispatch a. az follows.
Marines embarked on brooklyn. Zanro
lnd transport Indiana Zanro carries The
cavalry brooklyn goes to che Foo AMI
Nngasaki Indiana salts shortly Some
stck sent 90 hospital a. Yokohama ON
ers be- removed soon ~ possible aud
hospital ~ Ticn Tsin clored New or
leans remains az Taku Monocacy win
ters IN PET Ho river "Rcmey
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
usar Docs Not Like the Leaders AZ
tltade Toward In. pertaii~m.

Concord Mass. oct. Ex-senator George
+. Hoar delivered an address al the Re
publican rally here tonight. lie ana
lyzed briefly the Democratic platform.
held MIR. Bryan responsible for the adop-
tlon Of the war treaty. and said the Dem
ocratic leader WAS no, sincere IN his atti-
tude toward imperialism. he said:
There are undoubtedly many persons
In the Republican party who have been
carried away by the dream OF empire
They mean. I have no doubt. to hold On
10 the Philippine Islands forever. But
they do 1ot constitute the strength OF
the party. ! believe Aguinaldo and Mabi-
nj entitled to self-governmeut ! be-
lieve also that Booker Washington and
Robert Small are entitled 90 solf-govern-
ment. / have Atle respect Tor the de-
laration Of love OF liberty OF the men.
who stand with one heel on the forehead
OF Booker Washington OF Alabama. and
the other oo the forehead OF Robert Small
OF South Caroline. and wave the Amer
lean flag over Aguinaido and Mabini.
You are not helping the cause Of anti-im-
perialism by going into partnership with
Bryan"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

welt. speaking at Plainned, Ind. to-day.
said
Il understand that this ,owmunity is
composed largely Of members OF the So
ciety OF Friends. who stand for social and
industrial virtue in a way that entities
them TO the respect OF all people. am
glad to address the members OF tho So
ciety thut stood by President Mckinley
and gave their influence toward interna-
tionai arbitration al the peace conference
at The Hague. II is not possible. as yet,
for We have not advanced Tar enough to
be- able 10 settle OH our difficulties peace
ably by arbitration. but IN every case We
should avoid appeal to arms where possl-
Die. We believe in being slos Co enter
upon war. but having entered upon IL, We
believe la seeing 10 through. We believe
We have a right 20 appeal 30 all lovers
of peace 10 stand with us ia the Philip
pines"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

SPOKE TO SOLDIERS.
frlan HRd - Few Words 90 say
About Their interests.

About Their Interests.
DAYTON o.. oct. Il William J. Bryan
taf-ersi large crowd this afternoon
''or 'He DAYTON fair grounds. Speaking
Is ''e claim that the interests Of the
were safes, IN the care OF the
A on party. Mr. Bryan snid
IN. soldier is in more danger II hr
are loft to men who stand at
'at ..il Of great monopolles than he Is
f. ilves his interests to those who
W tho common people. would
= tarher than that. l will say that
$ are Of the Union soldier and his
a ore safer in the hands OF Con
t- soldier than IN the
NJ great monopoly, f5r
'dcrate soldier knows something
hr sarrinces of war. while the
oi syrdicates only know war as an
Tor the accumulation Of great
Hit % the peoples suffering
'Ho Republican insults the sold or
ietumes that = soldier has no ins
except In the amount OF his month
Nllr crly pension. The soldier Is a
Iic was a citizen during the war
als willing 60 risk his life in his
Naicuse. IL he was willing 20
te one republic instead Of two
willing 20 vote now 10 keep that
TOM becoming an empire. II he
~ 10 fight Ia order 90 wipe out
irati0n OF Independence an eN-
clause that excluded the black
-. Uii be willing TO vote now TO
T.. n'ner exceptional clause from be-
~ inio the declaration, excluding the
r Inin. The soldier who did not be-
- ai me black man ought 20 be sold
:, holHaud dollars will not be In favor
d.s li- fliriuos In a Job hot at two
's and half apiece"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
SAYS nE Is Az HONEST MAN.
~ u This That Makes bryan Dam
Eerou~ 20 Republicans.

Kcn,on. o., oct. 12.-At Kenton there
was stop OF an hour. and the meeting
was held in front OF a hotel in the imme-
date vicinity OF the depot. The crowd
was large and attentive. Mr. Bryan
said.
You know my platform. and you know
whether you like Il or no'. II you Ike
the platform you need not have any fear.
but what 81 will be- carried out II I am
eiectcd I believe that even the Repuh-
hcans now will give me credit for mean
INK what say. ~ fact. I believe che
greatest argument that is now used
against my election is that ] am an hon
ort mau. and. therefore. dangerous. This
argument cannot be brought againss many
Republicans whom I could mention"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
NEVER SAW ALEJANDnIso.
"a Dewey Says, and wiIdman Con-
firms the statement.

Hbf TNHAtAfhHs
Washington. Oct. l3-The State Depart
mont to-day issued a report from Consul
General Wildman az Hong Kong. CON-
monting on a letter addressed by J. Ale
jandrino. July 2. last TO Senators Hoar
and Pettlgrew. In this letter Aieiandrino
related the substance of an alleged inter-
view with Admiral Dewey. in Witch tho
Admiral promised the Filipinos indepeud-
enoe. Mr.. Wlldman In his report says Ale
jandrino never saw Admiral Dewey.
though he visited the Olympia and was
subsequently taken to Manila on the col
lier Nan Shqn.
The dispatch from Mr.. Wildman was
referred 20 the navy department for tha
information OF Admiral Dewey. who. In
his reply. commented thereon a. follows.
Attention Is invited TO the following
extract from psge i72. report Of the Phil
ipplne Commission. volume !:
No alliance OF any kind was entered
into with ARuinsldo. nor was any prom
ise of independence made 70 him then or
az any other time
The same Il true of Alejandrino fwhom,
20 the best OF my knowledge. have
never seem and OF oil other Fillpnos."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
EDIcT - INsINCERE.
That is the belief Entertained of
the order for Punishment.

Parls. Oct IA dispatch received by
the Havss agency from Tien Tsin says:
'rbe general opinion o. those knowing
chinese ways is that the order for the
punishment, of the high ofncials. contain
"a Ia the edict OF oct I. viii not be ex-
ocutcd The edict is insincero
IT Is affirmed th0t II Hung Chang has
been ordered TO reject all the demands
for territorial compensation ana other war
indemnitics.
"Tho troops ~ Pekin are suffering from
typhoid fever and 'dysentery."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
CONGRESS nay DETERMINE.
The Disposition of S2TS.OOO Captured
NJ Ttcn Fsin.

Washington. Oct i2-It Is understood
that the hnal disposition Of the silver.
some S21sooo In amount. taken by the
American marines al the capture OF Tlen
Tsin. may be determined by Congress. In
the meantime the silver Is being treated
a. a trust fund OF which the government
II the custodian. until determination r.
reached as 10 its rightful disposition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
RECEIVED sEAERAL CLAIMS.
Missionaries aud business Wen Want
AompensntInn.

Washington oct 70 The state Depart
mcnt has received several claims from
American missionaries and business men
FOR Indemnity on account of loss ~ prop
crty in China as o result OF tho Boxer up
rising The dcpartment IN each case has
notified the claimants that. a. yet. q has
not taken up for consideration the method
of collecting such indemnities ana has
supplied them with the regulation circu-
lar containing Information az to the
method OF hAnE claims
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
NO CHANGE II mIs VIEWS.
Cleveiand's Opinion on the Ftnan-
ciai Question the same.

Chicago. Oct IA spc ial 10 tho Tri.
bune from Louisville, Ky, says
ES-Presldcni Grover Cleveland has re-
piled 20 a letter written by John 8. Greea
of this city inquirlng II the former presi.
dent had changed his views on the hnln-
ciai question as expressed IN his letter OF
April u. isa5. Mr. Cievellnd in his let r.
which Is dated Buzzards Bay. Oct. 7. 1900.
replied es follows.
II have received your letter inclosing
COPY Of my letter written more lhan five
years ago 10 the business men Of CHICAGO
] had not seen o. IN a long time. bnt a
seems 10 mn ] could not state the case
better n this tme " ! should try I have
not changed my opinion as then expfcss-
cd Ia the least"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
HARcouRT NEGLECTED..
Hut NinfSferlaIssts Considered the
Reduced Majority victory.

London. Oct i2.-In the western divis-
ion Of Monmouthshire sir William Yer
non Hareourt, Liberal has been ro-clect-
- with majority of 3.s75. securing s.
80 votes, as against 2.iol cast for /.
Gardner. Conservative
The fact that Sir William Vernon Hsr-
court like sir Henry Campbell Banner
man was reelected with a largely dimin-
ished majority. is regarded by the Minis
terialists as virtually victory for them
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Bridgeport. Conn. Oct i2.-Lyman j
Gage. secretary OF the treasury. address
cd a large Republican meeting IN this
city tonight. Mr.. Gage declared that Il
was his honest opinion that Bryan. with
his perverse ingenuity. could In few
months debase the money OF the country
and destroy its credit even with a ma
iorsy IN the Senate against him"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
IN TnE GaAsp oF FEVER.

one Hundred and Thirteen New
Cases at Havana since Oct. 4.
Havana. oct. i2.-one hundred and thir-
teen new cases of yellow fever have been
Officially reported since oct. !. There Is
no longer any douhs that the disease han
attacked Mai. Peterson. chief commits
sary. and Frank Hayes general manager
OF the Havana branch of the North Amer
lean Trust Company. who were taken ~
yesterday. Miss Natalie Brown. a stenog-
raphcr IN the employ Of che trust com
pany. s. also IN with the disease. The
eompany's offices viii bc closed tomorrow
for disinfection
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
REGIsrEnING ~ NEW YORK.
Cohorts Are Lining up for the Pres
tdentinI Election.

New York. Oct. i5-Returns from all
sections Of Greater New York on ycsfer-
day. the nrst day OF registration prelim-
inary 70 the presidential election OF 1900.
are coming in slowly. The registration
did not end until 10 o'clock. and it was
midnight before returns began to come
in.
Enough Is known 10 warrant the predic.
ton that the registration the nrst day
viii exceed the registration upon the cor
responding registration day Of four years
ago, when the figures were i39.2zA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
DANISH WEST INDIES.

plantations as 20 n sale.
Copenhagen. oct i2-Rspiying to
question IN the Folkethins relative 20 the
sale of the Danish wes, Indies 70 the
United States. the premier. n. r. Hoer.
ring. SAID ali agreed that some changes
must be effected with respect 70 the isl-
ands. and he hoped soon to furnish tho
necessary explanations and give his views
on the subject
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
MAS No sIGNIFIcANCE.
Jones Says Everybody knew CIeve-
lands Opinion.

Chicago. oct. i2-sena,or Jones. chair
man of the Democratic National Commu-
tee. to-day, In reference 20 The letter OF
ex-Prerbdcnt Cleveland made public IN
Louisville. Ky. sald
Every body had known for FIVE years
what Mr.. Cleveland's views were on he
money question. and W. dld not expect
any change. Ills letter. Therefore. does
not seem 10 have any FiguiHcance. II
should be- remembered IN thai eounecti
that he has also EXPRESSED hts warm m
dcmnation OF President Mckiriey'A oxran-
sion policies"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Georgetown. Ky. oct i2.-fonry ?.
yontsey was stin IN stupor to-day. HIS
pulse was weak. but the physicians eN-
pressed the belief that he viii be abie 20
face the jury again tomorrow N nis tt,ai %
on the charge OF being a principal In the
Coehei shooting.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
COUNSEL FoR KwANG HsU.
Emperor of Japan Advises Hlm 20
Return 60 Pektn.

London. Oct RE Is reported here on
good authority" says the Shanghai cor
respondent OF the Times, wiring yesterday.
"thai Emperor Mutsuhito. in his reply u
Emperor kwang Hsu's app al,counse's an
immediate return 20 Pekin. the expulsion
Of The reactionarics and the appointm NJ
OF able and progressive efatesmen."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
sERiors VIEW TAKEN.
Advance of Grrmans Into shan Tung
WIN he Opposed.

to-day from Shanghai says a very serious
view Is taken az Field Marshal Count Won
waldersee's headquarters IN Tien Tsln Of
the revolutionary movement. A. Canton
n false alarm Oct. caused the Chinese
officials there 20 protect against any oc-
cupatlOn OF Chinese territory. The Yang
tse viceroys. the dispatch adds, openly
sfnrm that they will oppose any advance
Of the Germans into Shan Tung province.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE Board Of In
dian and Negro Missions of the Roman
Catholic Church met to-day az the Cath
oic University a fund OF ts2.ooo was ap-
propriated among the various dtoceees In
which the missions are located
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
~ rHE cave or TmE ENEMY.
h"strrday Carried the PoIttl-
cal War Into AFrfrn

o.. oct. i2-It had not been
-. mention of the Ohio State Demo
'mm.tteo that Mr. Bryan should
o- tpeech-making feature OF mis-
Co.. untl the town Of Bowling
ts.. mould be reached. This plan was
tea. inierfered with 70 q slight ex-
p. ne demands Of number Of peo-
"a. saiherod about Mr.. Bryan 5
nm, we Toledo depo, before the train
So, %" from that point. The next
wa made at Bowling Green.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Hong Kong. oct. i2-Admiral Ho is
pursuing the rebels IN northeasterly di-
rection from San Chun A British expe-
ditiou. consisting OF the Twenty-second
Bombay Infantry, with artillery, is going
70 the Kowicon Hinteriand. though the
district is reported quiet.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
REFoRM FLAG FLIES.
sun Yat sen UnfurIed a. In the Town
of Wei Chou.

Hong Kong. Oct. i2-The Reformer.
sun Yat Sen. according to dispatches
from Canton. has unfuried the Reform
hag in the important town OF Wei Chou
on East river. This ACT has given rice to
considerable excitement IN military cir-
cics IN Canton. rs Il 10 believed that the
object Of the Reformers Ia raising their
hns az Wei Chou BE- TO denude Canton Of
troops 50 that they can seize the city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Caracas. Venezuela. Oct. y. VIA Hay.
len cable. The government hss anuulied
the concession Of the orinooo company
alleging non-execution OF contract.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
WARRIOR TALKED or PEACE.

Roosevelt said Nice Things 20 the
Friends of PIainaeid.
Greeneaatie, Ind. Oct. i2.-Gov. Roose-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
SAYS BRYAN Is NOT SINCERE.

hon. william J Bryan. cieveland, o
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

Widely ADDwD Hallway ,BiniaI pAsssil
Away VI Asbp,lIjp, N, "

Widely ADDwD Hallway ,BtniaI pAsseI
Away VI Asbp,lIjp, Mo-
VI, LDuIs, june A@uB, j. H. Clark,
director III tln Missouri Pacific Railroad
company, IN former vice president and
general mn lRpr, first ylop president NJ
the TeSas and Pacific md tho IDiapDa'
tioDDl md Great Northern and formerly
general manager Df The Union pAoiDn,
II dead ~ Asbnyillp, N u Mr. Clark
bud been nlllDH for several yopps md
since tho reorganization ~ The Union
pppiDe pond bud remained ~ poIlpn'
mpDl ~ bis rpsllpDne ~ ibis 1lty, liz
WINS advised 40 W ID Aahpyllln oArly ~
lbe spring md biz palnltyns ADl lplpD1s
foil lhnt Tho end WINS Dpur lla nlAanl
away " ibp presence ~ bis wife ana
sou, NJ pIDpk wNA IN bis Nslh ynnp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

sealed prop0salA for tbs construction
OF saver In Special Improvement Dis
tPlpt Mo, 4 of the eity Of Billings, Yell
l0wstone county, state 0f MoDtnhn,
according % the plans aud speaition
il0na on iila In thu 0iips Of thu city
engineer NJ said city, will be received
by thu city clerk Of sAid city up 10 y
o'clock D. M on Tuesday, june 10Th,
1900 The plans contemplate thu con
siruoii0D 0f abont iaDb feat ~ y Inch
sewer, 4 BlaD bolas and | flush inDk,
For particulars ~ 10 form Ut bids, etp,,
and plans md specifications, address
A. A, Morris, Qtfy Engineer, Billings,
Montana Tho council reserves the
right 10 reject any and MI bids
by opdar Of The city oODnstl
D. b. HarfOpd, City ClnIk,
Dated Billings, M0DtnDn, Mpy w,
1900, lib
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

Jdlst fall sprnlneL my hip while
handling some beavy boxes. The doctor
GHlDeI OD snid nj first II was u slight
strain and would soon be well. but II
grew wOrse and the doctor then sntd !
h2d rhenmDttsmy IN continued t0 grow
worse md ! could hardly get around tO
york, went to u drug store and the
druggist recommended me- To Try
uhImbarlAin's pnln Balm, tried II
and 0DAbDIf III u W.eent bottle cured mo
entirely, recommend u tp Nil my
friends, y, A, unbnDak, Brio. pn " III
Tor sHle by GbnppIe Drug 10,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
Their Leader In Either Killed
or Dangerously Wounded
In the Fray,
HIS HORSE is CAPTURED
Followers of tbs Chteftain Fly
Carrying the Body Away
Win Them,
Papers Found IN tho Saddle"
bags Indicate tho Owners
Identity,

manila, june b. Major Marsh with
bis detachment VI tbe Tbipty'thipJ pnRt'
mDDt DynrtDDb what Nv believed 10 bnyH
been AguiDaldo and bis pnpty m May
~ ~ LAgDt, 100 miles north ~ MnnilD
The ADlnpiHpHB BILLED ~ wounded III
pjiooy supposed 10 bo A~gUlDnl10, whose
body WIS removed by bis followers,
ARDiDnldo bnJ 100 men, MnJop Marsh
lb0, The AWoylopU noWWMpJ lnnobnI
lObvso, whom AppiDDldo lul mndn bis
headquarters since March " DD Mny 7
AnDjUnIdo bad Nod payDU hours beroro,
leaving MI tbn bonlnD trails Aul Upynll
Inv through iho forest along lbn MDhs
NJ streams Toward evening Nay W
Major Marsh slypok AppiDnllo'B onl
post ubOHt u mile outside NJ lARnl, bllh
iDg foW HljplDDS md WpIp1nR lwp
From lbp lpilw bo IpDUul IbDt AgnlD
aldo bul boon ~umpp1 lbppp for rbe
night Although nAbnvslpd DDd hnlf
stDpyud, major MNpsh's mon putopnl
l0Hnl OD lhp pDD, They hDw tbn lngNr
gents scattering jpID thn blnllot ~ oynp
lhn p%)plnahL AlOD4 ne mountain bldp
napp lhp town NJ VUpUOB dpossal IN
whitu, WIN ilplp londpp DU u grey BORN
weyr HopD, 1Np AmpplnpDN lp0I u ypl,
10y md shot lhp 0OlNV from bls horse
lUs followers npd, nUVgiuE thn body
Ibn ANnplnDUB ~ lpnplllDR lbn SPOT
0puHUt ilp hopRop when WIS pjnhly Vpd'
dlad
HlDml vrpW y Npuly WoppIJ NW
WIS Dl DE NUiWul and ID thp HpDDUI
Tlp spddlpbNRs @pDDINlUpl ARDDuldO'h
diary und some Wlphfr llJpps mn lnl'
lpps, ono ~ thnHH WIS Wldppbppd 'NT0
thn DlyjlHpd NntjoDAo protested
HgNluHl lhp Amnplnun o@ppupullOD NJ thn
Philippines There wps Nlhp rDnnl
copies " senator lhypyldpp'E alWpOh
WauslDtnd mo bpnulpl DDd nUlltlnI
KIN, B0AIb hn0O " VI" WIIp'uo
Major Marsh, believing nm thp piI,
pln0H hnd lnhnD W u river, whlnh ~ "
tributary W thn NhlMnO, followpd " rDp
1--WE days TnnnhinH THO, whore IN
learned fIle VIlplnov bnd dospNndnd tbp
river op y paft, WIN lhe body DIN dnpd
~ wounded OIIl0pp 0DynpAd Win pnlm
leaves, There Major Mmah mylowo1
hip tired and bruised 0IlaopA nnd mpn,
plDbed Ont NJ NJ ln feshDpl, Win
which ba sopDppd thp MnDlpy fOp plA
days longer bpI wilbnDl lndinH my
tpane NJ thn lnulIlyevr The AmoWnnnn
pushed m md arrived W ApWWl
MAY W.
Ihp onipw shot wpa either A%upInnIdo
Dl BIZ nllnlnnl, NM M lhp horse WIS
ri0hlg Mprlsnnpd " N u INV W0anWW
lion lhnl " WnB AHnINpIdO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

During tho pnst month bounty claims
tD the nM0DDt OF tb,I4D ware fled
with ibn state bOald 0f e1aMiDeFh The
claims fDv Ills sHms peIiOd Inst yaDI
amounted 10 yb,0DD The claims He'd
Inst month weIe for The destruction 0f
JDD wolf pnpsj ibI wolves and l,7ss
nOyOtas Tho lApgest pIDtma were
UllOtpaD, yLlbB Teton county, yb5Dt
Wiley thjld, sbBal Fergus fourth,
tDtD DnsIaI mn, BDp7, Vnibnnd
county filed lbe SMALLEST olDlm w f0p
lNpaA coyotes,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
coMMlbbloN AT MANILA,


NfNf FFFNRFfHHI
MANIA, Jane 4 unTlm United BIulos
lWlHp0W llnnDooh vpolN Nm ]pWlNnlspV,
April ", arrived during llu mWpnlnH
Win lhp mnnbmB Ol lIp phIllppInn
commission 1NN members NJ hlIuWnl
MhoArt|Nf's BLAit Welcomed lbH n0Wr
mlAHl0nnps 0N hNNpd llN lInnNVph, Al
noon Ihn commissioners landed nIlI
drove W tle nnlnne paporled by upDNpnl
MAnAHhnT'a staff, \ bind md tWO poul'
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