davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
KANSAS BIG WHEAT eRoP,
lnIlnAllODs Are TINT The Farmers WIN
Unvynat Bh,D0nDOO Bushels,

.TOpBRA, knpv Jnne h=The farmers
~ hpnAnH VIII bnglD nASt week ~ hnpr
ynst lhp largest WhnAt crop IN thn his
Tory NJ Ih0 alnla saoPalATy OObDpn, ~
thn nlntn hoppd ~ agriculture, Hnyp
'11ln CROP Ihle ynnp VIII bn thn bonyr
lasI pypy known, IN Is0p Knuanp INA
,h0p, 900 NePes ~ whant md pAiHed 10.
nD0,00O bNHhels, an average Of III bpallols
w iho anpN, This yRnp thp Winter whoat
narnnHa " l,lHh,hlO, HA eslinntnd by lhp
HrDwnrA, nnn fhn average ylpld will bo
lnrAnr lhnn lhnt ~ lS0a, lhp ylplf
pnp n0rp w thp anne M IN 1902 ll,n M.
Alnaale Yield will ho aA,O0o,D00 bnshols,
00D1lll0p,N
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
WOMEN ARE MOBBED,


.'f. ~ &HE FFfF'Fff Nfffff ffffNf
W. loUlH, JppA b-NbplstlDp Tbiep,
~ EpDPH ~ nRf, NNs sol ppop by y crowd
~ nD0pl R,DDo mon be1pDse sllA Ind rid
den ~ u pnr ~ Ihn Nv, INpis gvnDsit
company Hhn WINS pn The why toAponl
lhp dny WILD her mother She wns u
Hepynltr The distance WIS 100 tpp 10
walls nHd HnI bDnk ~ Der employers by
nlgllL She I0ok y street nDp When
hhA NllHhFp1 NJ Ninth slppot md doypp
Aynpnp M D n ~ From n nhopoboo pRp
Hln Wpa npprpnpbol by \ youDR MN,
~ Iho oNoppst A yepng nan Iopo or
her jh9kel md another her hnl, She
WIS slpppk by thn iats ~ mon and
bruised AhNnI HE l0nn md body, A
p0nhNlho0k which hhp WTplpI vi her
hpn1 WAa HnnInhpd nW0y and Ihp money
lnkpn,
Neoa by pinon hpp 0lolhipg wAs born
nWny, Whlln aha appended fnr entrance
IN lha nnlpnsI h0nsn, Vhl neQppDnta,
however Wnro nfn0ld No mob Yonll
tahp Down lhn building ODa ppfpap1 hpy
ndnlNInp0a, BIN hnnnpndnd I'm gpnoh,
INV nn alley md rnn down ", followed
by lhe hoollng mop, There wns u lille
window lenllng into n nallW sho
broke thp glass md .lnmppd w Nnd
aoNagad IN u snopnW ln tho lnplmpas
nlnhlly hnl nnpHnnnlora wont away
Vhen Hha pallad fnp hNlp md fho oonp'
pnllH NJ thn h0naa rapplyad hnp, 1Dnlly
lhhlnA hap W Der employers In nplmNr
boulevard
Az Vl0 VWnlfIh street another Incl,
1enl ~ lhn, Mind occurred, AIollD Npdr
pllah WY NV lllo nlp nnlE N ~ nasnllp1
MD llnolhN Ihs lla men llnr jnokol
down en alIay md Into Ihnp honaa '"n
Mira F0nlhPr The mob anwonnNd tIp
l0nHn nDH hnHnn throwing slouoa
IhronHh Ihp Wlnl0WH Mpp N0plbp Eol
! revolver, Ana opened lpp 0p tlln lnob
inaltapad, '''
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

Arrival ~ FosstsD MARINES lIas . Dens.
fetal Ieeess.

| bHSmf HsVsSts
PERis, June American and other
foreign gnnrJa, numbering 3JD, arrived
hare IN the midst u ihe dragon festival.
Tho streets were unusually crowded
and, though the people were greatly
Interested In the annual spectacle, no
manifestation ~ hostility was made,
The presence of the guards has al.
Eendy hid u marked effect upon the
bearing 1T tho CbiDeso toward foreign.
aPs The excitement IN tho adjacent
country bas been much allayed, but
many Christian refugees nre still tloek,
Ing INTO The city, The BOXERS" nro
evidently moving ninla Unfoptnr
Dntnly no lenders ~ tho pi)okara" have
been arrested, though their capture
woDlo have baep oosy, All the govern
Ment hhs d0Dn hns boon 10 occupy the
scenes Of The distmbnpoas and 10 peAl
expressive mnDsupns hnyo boon inls0D,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
WILL INVESTIGATE,
HDWWttinp ~ sDDsIJap ibp Question nj
B|sDpbjtRni Rates,

kANAAS OprY june j. lhn snboom'
mil 4 ~ tbo nnliOnnl Democratic COM
mltlno bnB announced n meeting IN
knnAps Ully IN u dry ~ 1--WE 10 consider
tho question " alleged o@SWbilADl hotel
rates, ~ j, swolfopd, obnlpmnn of tbe
loon n~ADontiyp oommlttoo OD nonyeDs
Won nppnpYnmnnlp, ADil tbnt fnnIs nDd
figures regarding bDtol pnios lbnl w0nld
prove satisfactory ID al concerned
llnd boon compiled md w0uld be laid
before tho ponmItlnp, Ito dnelared Tint
NE ehnpRos ~ nsprhltnnt mtos were
orronponu, md 0lIn1 lho rnot lhnt n rate
~ " ,gb y 0Dy, lGurpppnn plnn, hnd been
olrapnl by ono loonl hDtol for honduuAp
tors fop tho entire Virginia delegation,
At thp llpst olnss hotels The ayeragp
olnrgo, American plan, aslpd for The
convention ~ W. y day, four persons 10
n room,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS,
'lNnrI llnlha \ MANS NpllHinn hnhmrdlnal,
IN I'm InNh MI I'm hInln

MILNAnkMM dnn Il MlA ppn0Mnaln
AyIlna nna Nlu. NmlnA ElnhnIH.. INo
M WnnI lnlnH m0nlnlnn IN violation M
AtRln mndipll INV In Hylng hi4 dpQll
Hlnl .In y hpnlnn nllnd mo nnnlal0n M
Lbn Hnlfnn alnlna hiilrnMn nnNlt IN Ihn
Mormon nnhp, hnldlnH lluT n nlnpla ~
lgnl mn lhli M Wllln! m CONTRARY N
Nv lAHH NJ lha H'Hlpl An nNNNnl WIN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
sTREETER IN A CELL.
warrant TbpFpes Conspiracy IN Gommi,
Mnpipb

lWoA0o, Jnnp Captain 0oopHa
Wellington Btponlpr Or pDigpIot Ol
Lake Michigan famp " undnp nrpost
~ lhp lGpsI DhlnnRo AyeDuo eInlIoD,
ohApRna WI, conspiracy 10 commit
mnrinL lto wns nrpestel M llo lobby
0fthpT fremont llQpsn, Dnptnin strnetor
oltnpnl 10 opposition ~ lln eepylon of
lNn Wnrrnnll ma accompanied Ihn 30,
Uonm0n ~ lN0 tINIlOn WllhOnl mnltInH
my nompllOh lla In0larpa hD Ind
nothing III dO with lho lnsoont ~ Niles
md bis mon 90 lhn lnko front property,
All1 AInlnH 10 90 noI nyon know They
wore going W onnupy lhn disputed
ground, Uo anyn " Thorn w my CON
Hplrnoy w bntwpon BIO property own
oge nnl Lh0 LnoOln pnrk 0ltldlnla
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

Complain AwKsnst Kansas tity Hotels By
DeM0erstte committeeman,

complaint Against Kansas Gtty Hotels by
DeMoerstte committeeman,
WAslIkaTok, June 4A-As the tinss
for thu convention draws near Hanatus
Jones, chnirman III the Democratic
national committee, ~ receiving A nun.
ber Of vigorous complaints from ihe
members 0f the national committee and
other lending Democrats throughout
tho country over the action OF the hotel
people IN kansns City IN Tho mntter Ut
rDia4, Many of the committeeman who
write Chairman Jones Oh this subject
ara urgently requesting that u meeting
Of the committee bo held with "A yieW 10
raaonsIdnrlng iis action la deciding tD
hold tho convention IN thai city, A
prominent member Df the committee
writes nn follows
~ eHRnRed rooms for nay delegation
I'D u certain hotel M w pep day, with n
parlor for headquarters M MOO pep dry,
Tho proprietor ~ this hotel now writes
mo thnt n
ToDipnat FIR Accommodation
means t)e Itb, blh, Oh and itb NJ July,
wbatlin The convention lDhis lllal long
OF mob ~ eonrAe II N lnstA longer The
amount VIII bn pro rnta per day In
nrnnAnI, ~ " yOn tnkn The ueeomnlodn,
lions on thn Bd " will Do u five lny con,
trael illstnDd 81 u fonp slays' contract
o1llS W mn Outrage upon Nh p@releDsp
at deeeDey md ! will not eloau sneb n
contract Tor my delegation
Chairman Jones aliyB tjlDl other mem
belh ~ thn committee npo writing him
~ thn aDnA lbln, nna Tint oeplnln NOM
Dors Soon very determined In Ihalp Of
FORTS 10 obDDan tlle IOeall0n Ut The oOB'
ventlon from hapenb City 10 some Other
more desirable md attractive place NJ
intlpN hns YET bnhn Inlson IN tho mpttpp
BY Chairman Jones, thonRh bn has "
lDdnr serious consideration,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
sWE II PING CHANGE,
American Nlprl AnN WlyN fOmpAW WIN
TntR \ haW npWplWlp,

VnlW \ New nppnriNp w
pm0Aa0, dnnp 4 ~php Times, Herald
aAyal AbwfoplnH nhangp IN Ihn hpsi,
nnsH Mnlh0dH Of Ihn. AmmlNln Hlaol
NM Wlgn COMPANY hnA bonn nHpeod
upon whereby Ihnt Oomppny III tgpe
lgnm both thp National ANd ppdnral
Alnll QlINlNNleH' Matend ~ purchasing
alAhl hlllefH Nnd rods from lhnAp apnl'
pnlllnH thA American RlnNl mud Wire
N0lnlnnF pI0pnHn W diR opA from lts
own mlNHAl nohp IN w own ovens, popl
from, W own o0pl Holds md mnnnlpo
lnrp hlllNlH end rods In Nv own lnrnnnps,
ThlH departure ~ u revelation In thp
iraln nnl \ revolution IN llN pQnpnny'H
hYAInm N dllnR hnRlnnHA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05

p~0pnlkDnrs ATTEMPTING ~ Escape bPDu,
Pm TjDg ~ Aitspbej,
IIBk Vsls, JmDn bwIbn French ooDD
splhln hns rnnnlyoJ information from
priests ~ pao Ting w, thal 80 for.
elgneps, including SIX Indies opd y
child, who were Attempting 10 escape
fyom Pho Ting Fp ~ Ylop TsiD IN bombs,
were hIinnkad by oyer 700 Boxers,
armed VIII rifles and spoaps, Those
VINO nsanpnl ma ~ milns from hopo
poW ~ lhn palty hnye been killed and
foW Opp wounded An o@kpolllioD IL
p%looaodiDg ~ tbptp ppliof
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
KISSED ALL THE JURORS,
WIFE NJ lOlnnnl hnllnn iirpNllp lUpOlol
nv Hin Alunlllali ~

,lAhAlNdl Mlnhl plnnA H. poIoDoI
w W sutton. n, nplpnIk regent NJ Iho
InlyalHllW NJ MlohlgNn nnl u womi,
nenl ~uaDlhllpnn pplltlnInn NJ lliO VInv
A,nh t01nWlHl WnH nnDnlilnn NJ p0In'
Innl,s w lnn alnlh Mlllnly, nolhlNH
mpmheyA NJ lhp allIp military bonvd uuI
himself hAd hmm indlalpdF Uhn jpppy,
gnlHldhpnd lln nnaN only nm hmm ma
InIlS ,mlNNIeHl HnIll sutton mn nm
Nllh hllHl lnln lnNpH NJ Mo W%OnnNnpOr
Mnll, hNlI0n'a nnnnael nlRn Wnnt ana
NIa sutton hlHann nnph M lh0 IIrOva'
nalQnm hnIlenl nlIhnnah MOI n mons
!! n .Ilo ~ w, ,nnlIpIR hoNvdl WINS pIns0ly
md NHlp0IQr, npnpiNl NNvgh, M IplnuI
and laAAl ndylapT, mn M nIuliIlnI nnyy'
Inv Navlnnd tlln Ahlp M lnaAIniplp Hnolu,
Nllal Whlh nIllpNmd sold hnpk IN lIo
Alhfh IN u WnnanlRnl manner
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
Eyorywhore He Met tho Most
Revolving Sights. Beggar-
Ing Description.
DEATH RATE or 90 PER CENT
Al Codbera There Occurred
Three Thousand Deaths
IN Five Days.
VeflfIes the Report That Vul-
lures, Dogs and Jaekals De-
your The Dead,

BOMBAY, june 4 ~u Louis klDpsob 81
Now York. publisher of Tho lhplstinD
Herald, who arrived bore Mny II md
started NJ 0Dop Oh u tour Of the famine
atpiokoD districts has returned nftnp
travelling through the most Aopnly
htpjeBun portions of tho I3ombny Dppsi,
donoy, including iujappt nla Bnpoldn
lio makes the following stnlemont 10,
RapllnR bis ohsopyntlOnsl
"Egopywhpm | mot tho moat shopl,
Ing AnJ revolving scenes, The fnmlnp
onmpH have boon swept by uholprn nn1
smallpox FlRltiyos, scattering IN al
directions and stpiokeD IN flight wore
toDpd dying IN Tho fields and roadsido
dltohes The numbers M ono poad slD
Zion were Increasing ~ fho pnln or lO,,
600 per dny, AT atodhem tbnpo wopo
1900 doptha from ohoIopD within I've
dnys And NJ Dorhnd 300 IN tho smma
perlodp The hospital death mto NJ
aodheA md nophNd WAS VI per oanL
nlho condition ~ The slpinlap bog
Rnlb description EynpyWbppo wDiNp
WE WIN W lHlnIlhIIlHlu
stencil ~ o0rpses, Az Abnlalnbnl lbo
denfll pnte In The poor hopse was 10 ppp
cent Every day ! snw now mtlpDty
plnenlr
Inan ~ Iaea WIN Ioppsap
w every fourth cot there WIS u oOrpsp,
Millions ~ flies hoypped over The I'M,
eloDDsol ppd distressed pptlenls
~ visited The smallpox md pbolom
wnrlA ~ plRRnpama, All pntiaDtB wpvD
lylnRoH thn RpopDd, there being 80 oots
Otherwise their condition WIS tnip
" Qap fully Worthy tho reports tbDt
yplIppes, dogs md jnelnls npe doyonplDg
Ihe doNd, Dogs hDye been seen running
,bonl VIII ohildren's limbs IN tboip
laws,
'Ihe government ~ doing Nv hosr,
,pl thn native officials npo bopplossly
lnd hoppIlossly lnofipIopt Betweon no
famine, ihe plAgpe md tho ehOlorn lbo
'ondltiop ~ bombay presidency IN now
Yerfe lhnn u hns been NJ any previous
,arlod N the Nineteenth century
fnmlles have been bloIlod ont,
aplrlt ~ lha people ~ broken md
bore may he something still worse ~ |
0lnn when no monsoon bpenta,h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
IlKn AnInl In MInnhl

.HANllVnsl m INNN WTn FnAlll
IaMllll Ald Indianapolis mllNNA
iNmpna Ihn llnph ,NnHl M Ihta aIs
NInHln alFh, Nalnd Nllh alN0h Nnll
HlnnkNd TmllhE NnlmMnFl IWFId
HlnIlnF nnl AWINQAa alnlIlll Ilninllfll
Nnn INA nlh llNU .lnllh WHO Npln ainl
A I n1ll Y NJ hllldai Fhe IoHH VIII
Nv hhall flal WI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
GUESTS OF HONOR,
AnpYlvOm NJ llW Vlval llNnnblimn lnDa
Nullnn Ingl'rl IN %Nhilnlnlnhlh

WARRINGTON, Ilnn l-TNn angans
ZION nllptnl NV tln nommlLI0O In nlnrRl
" lhn H~npnhlloNN n%nllonnl convention
llnl IhN survivors NJ lln llpat nallnnn|
mthnpinHA NJ Republicans llnln nj
VltHhnpR ~ lrNln lnl lhh0, md lnInp NJ
tlln n0n ynntl0n w philadelphia ON Jln1
lOEh ~ Iln ANno yoAp, No ppo0INlly hon'
Oppd with lnyllNllmlH IN lhlH ynDpia mn
yopliQnl Wlpp from Wllllnm pNNl Wny'
Nnd NJ pnHhWM .Ihn ldpN mot lIn Nh
puynl NJ Ro1NIOr, lllllla who INA Hnnl
lnllnp NJ Invitation W onnh surviving
lnlnAptn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
ADJOURN EspAY,
W0ih HDuHns lime IN ln ThvONHh WIN,
Hp Pressing instrumentation,

WWVH VHHHVH VHTW w wv TNFNIWE WTIII
hn PInvHlnH NnHlnpHHT bnnl
WASHINGTON, Jnn0 4, n~Vhppa IN NOW
hardly my donht lhat thN AeDnlp viii
agree IN the house resolution IN ndlODpl
Tho noaHlon "Wednesday, The pprpaaup
", thn lnpt ~ lhA appropriation bills,
which wnB accomplished BnlnVlny,
ltnynH 10 obstacle In tha why III Inpl
AdJ9npnmont oAoopt ihO amendments
W lhnsn bills by fhp aanntp, nnn lllo
opinion y now almost universal llal
those Il Ilf0lnnnos Dnn IN nnjnAlpd md
nll Ihp m%nslnopa ~ tll0 session concluded
by thn limo nNmn1, IN Iho hnnao lhoro
W nothing on lhp hOplsou which throat,
en- lo prevent 'nnl Adionnmopt on
Wednesday,,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
THEIR ARREST ORDERED,


SHANGHAI Iuno H. The omppess
d0wpFpp bnR ordered tbn governor "
sbM ~ ~ npppsl lin Tho Chinese nan,
ngep ~ tbp pplNp syudionla, Kin, chief
~ me sbnn ID nomWppolnl bnpnpU, and
Inn, u binding bpDlur pU tbn ground
fhAI lhpy npa dangerous pbnrap,p rs, bnt
~ ppphly hnnnpso Ibpy ME n0Dpp0ted
WiIh British enterprises,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
UNITED STATES " THIRD,
NnNlNNN NnN NnIMnNK Alnnn HMM .

%'iV'pipf' SnArIV' In wv 'warIa.' Ti1nnna,n" '
MAslNbNT0N lnnp rr0f NE v 4 ,0On,r
nnnn0N worth NJ nimmpppp dolp Ly
ln - lhllnN ~ Fhp. world ElHlnnaA
alnln u. NV nDr OpnIl HyMNpyn Inh
Npl lnlll nln nnF pnnf flIIa VI lllA lat
n llp Nnllnl slnles, IN alAtna lnnAnl
Winter NJ .Amhnfe In \ report N llp
Alliln 0hINllnlhnl naMnmlnH Nm TnlntlYN
INlAlIlnnh N hln lnndlnH nNNNITlnn In tllp
Hnnn lnNfhAfa M tln HlnhR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
Iffnlrnlp M Itfnhrnn

IN4l4AI lNDp 4 Il NHIQInlIg mn
ndllfrl ,lhlt Gplrfl llnlynlH linn iIl
flyA1 NJ tlnllhrAn llaFlhNNHf IN KTohnr
alia III liln lpnnHn nlfW lIMllt nllG
ihftllllR Win AfHAi alpahlIlGn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
NOTHING FROM PRE- ToRJA,
knWp NJ All HiDls Iillprlng TbTHugi
FINN IDIppUyU bIupuUps,

kpws NJ Al HIDls Tllprlng Wbmugi
lr0M LONpnDsD MHrlDpsr
LOND0N, InDp u Thepa IN 10 direct
Anwp from Pretoria NJ later dnlo fhaI
Thursday evening General Promote
myalpy was lben M Irene, eIghr miles
ponlh " PRETORIA nnd nplHg WIS heapd
there Lopd Roberts wna 0%oVdNQHng
secondary operations elsewhere, nNd Die
llInnilOn NJ Johannesburg, dated NJ
Orange Grove, \ lhpm lonp miles poytbs
tnst ~ Johannesburg, HheW fhDf on
bAlnrIAy DO WIN VI miles Tpom Fpav
l0rlA
Vhe correspondents with t0pd Rob
prla bnyp noI Aol IllponHb \ line AbonI
thp DpnpnllDnA nflep lla occupation M
Jo~hnnnesbnrp DnlelnI mapHAaes p0up
Time w nome through, bnI pppHs feler
ErnmH nrn hpld ~ probably IN avoid
lhplr HlvlnH u hlnl eyon ~ w WElNt may
De lhe pnnllnH operations Prom lhn
other SIDE lllnph lllInpA Ihr0nHh l0uVs
enHo MnrgnDe u nlnpA NJ statements,
some contradictory, others NbylDDsly
Improbable, bnt ~ pnppoptipa W In
fp1lA
pnHpanHplH arriving NJ L0npaDm Mar,
nllps Bnlnplnyl nllNol Ir0M rpnI0rln NV
llnt lhp anpllnl WINS WnpnplDa M BIlps
rpnaep Wlhn lhoy Iall 11lnIHlay, lIlp
forts welp dlamMllloi! ghn ll0Ap gNAvd
III k0innll pD0pl Honrollnd nll Trains md
lirllnn Dnph most W Tin InnlIlvNA,
among mem nnAnrllDH l|opnlunppH, Wh0
wars HlflNlllH lD lnlnll nnnlln Holl,
lMlnnnHD llDnr DDNyQyH NJ W0ylalODs
MA belwnND pfnlOpiA nnl, M|lddlebyH,
Nlflbel lIAlns me Hnlit lnlly M MnghAv
lAHDr WIN HnpplIos Tor hylnnbWH,
lMOlNpIm NJ pIplnrln
prnl0llA ~ plnlnFn0 ly Illh mTnA0AH IN
III slnlp NJ. lh1NHMplDAbln m%NIUhlON
md phnps Tho p0plinNN nm diaDlnyei
NM llle liillAll mn pApnalnl hourly
some fplnlan nllholhH hAFn npplVn M
lAltanhp MlrulpH y aoMnnnInalA with
lhpiy HnynrnunnntH lnp nrlnpH IN |pnyn,
w lllpy n0IlHllnr lllnl organised VIM ot
lhe TrAnHyahl HldN N ~ il end
A ruylyul III Che Iioop iluhllng powev
eaAl ~ lard nolmpla' Ndynl0n, pIIkOnah
tFNlpihAb, " y MNlnHn Hlnl ilih lhliIH
ngn. nOl ynl, nrNhhnI w General Ems
nln'H nllnnh IN mo NllINnnAnl Ii0prH,
npvpll Miles nlHt w hnlnllnl, Mny alL
VIZ lNlllsh nll nOl nm II linhp Nll Day M
warn lllny Hnpnnnpd, ma
lhlllAh lnlAnlly Mla N0t aot Within
l,nNN yards NJ Ilpll ulnmnll Tha lAl
|NAAnA wlpul ny lnpd HNh0Ila, Wavn anf'
|nvpn Wy Mn u%rpnnlIapa and Aania
!lnAraul Mhllp advancing ngnT n InyaI
|gnM when Vim AgAgA hln hpan bnvNad
Vlp a1ldlpla alAl w khnhl WaTa a0NI
|l I,,, |, .,,0, lnsfpIN NHN'N7f lho hl0ah
n0nulNl Hllllla Withdrew hla wholn
nv rundown w AnnaEaI, hpylNn
|Inpnplpd IN ,npAWlnH ,llp halFa lpanl
innlpfl ALLOWING lln thfaalaDnd t0pGn
q NV AWAY HilnIF
'HE NIGH MET OPPOSITION |
I'M lMyh Nnhnila hnsH lIn In lIGlljDs tbe !
tfuHlltuu IIuIu IN, " WV II
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-05
sIanEp M RoosEvELT,
sfflW .IslIhdulgn llanrys lIare lirfH
FfNHTIrd I'm MhhhlDsfmt '

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ball of the season at the university
campus yesterday. He is adjudged TO
be one of the swifteSf men who ever
held down the outfeid for any local
aggregation. That is what everybody
said who saw the little work that he did
yesterday, and the fans are looking for
great things from him.
@ q @
1t is the intention of the High school
nine to get right down to hard work as
soon as possible and to keep up that
hard work until the end of the season.
They do not intend TO lose another
game in the school series. They do not
consider themselves out of the league
race. They figure that if they win
their next two games, if the business
college loses two and if the L. D. S.
wins one and loses one, all three Of the
members of the league will break even,
and that the High school stands a
chance of getting first place. The
friends of the school say that the High
school boys have accomplished more
impossible things than they now pro-
pose, and many Of them are confident
of its being done.
The Rio Grandes have received their
new suits and to show just how proud
they are OF them, they wore than
down to the university campus yester-
day and had a practice. They are GER
tainly pretty uniforms and encase a
fine lot of ball tossers. The Short Line
did not have it's usual practice yester-
day, but will be out today.
8 @ @
The Bankers viii make their first ap-
pearance in those bright maroon suits
of theirs at the game with the City and
County tomorrow. 1t was decided once
TO have the insignia on the breast a
dollar mark, being the most suggestive
OF the calling of the members of the
nine. But there We're several of the
players who didn't like the idea, as they
are an amateur aggregation and the
money sign would look too much like
professionalism. So it was abandoned
and everyone with a sense of humor
will be disappointed
An item in the Denver Post CONVEYS
the information that Manager Tebeau
OF the Denver team is trying to ar
range to have what players he cannot
use so to the Utah-Idaho league. 1t is
not likely that any of the Colorado
men will be accommodated on any Of
the local mines. as they are all full. 1t
is just possible, however, that some of
the men will be engaged by either Og-
den or Pocatello.