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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Over Halt the Fatalities Are
Amona Babies and LItn
tle Children.
THIRD DAY or INTENSE NEAT
On The streets The Temporal
lure Ranged From Oh 10
lo5 Degrees,
Many Fall From Fire EseRpss
on Which They orawlsa
for Relief,

Nav yoRA, July Nv THE hOt wealth
Or caused op contributed toward the
death Of more than 10 persons In thls
city md vicinity during tho day. Az
MANY more stricken Ones npe IN tha
hospitals, and some Of them viii sne'
ewMb before Vie night IN over, Mere
thAa half tls fatalities wepe AmOnH bA'
Ilss and little children, and there Ape
now about 40 bodies Of tho little 0DeS
lvinE vi tha moraua M bellevue,
" was tho third dry OF the spoil 81 H.
tense haAt IAte Al night tle lompev0'
tire moderated, NNply In tho morning
the ANN began lila deadly work and be'
fore Tho dry VIVA fairly well stArted tlls
hospitals were busy, On the streets
the temperature ranged from wv w 100,
and the official record from the weather
bureau, high above ground, wAs w deH,
shortly before b y, III Ono deAth waH
from Nh attempt ~ suicide, made while
the subject VIVA Grassy with the hsNt,
Many little children W0pe badly hurt by
falls from fro eapapes, onto which th0y
hRn OpAWled fOp relief from Tho OppPaAsr
lVA hnnt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
TELEoRAPHle BREvITlEs.

a'he Canadian parliament has beeD
Wopoaued by Lord Mimic
Captain Charles AOe, VI, n, M No.
tired, IN dead NJ NlMlpR, NJ ", aNod W
years
Both Tho Postal and Western Union
telegraph companies hAve decided w
abandon their board 0f trade quotations
Rftup July lL
King Charles Of tOumania hhs op'
AePad NJ, 0App ~ form \ nav uaAlAst 10
succeed tho G|AntaeNSene ministry,
which hna pesIHned
II Ia atated vi Nav York Democratic
headquarters that Mr. Bryan viii prob.
ably make several Apeeohes In New
York. mud other i9NAtepil States
Agents III HttsbnpH HlaHs mRnufAe
tuners npe MI Berlin selling ppOHHed
glassware which 40 20 n few years AN0
America bought from Germany,
The WIN department. hNs received 4
OablenraM from General Macarthur,
dated Manila, July IN, saying that
Colonel blAouM'A body WAN buried w
Vong knn
The ohagtepIna OF transports W 0Ois
Wy troops 10 China N. GBlsinR mach
stlp In Naw York shipping eIpolsA WI.
toell uupMAil, steamships now 8psPAts
Inv Ia Tho Atlantic LpAde have Dsen ~
Questioned III WM transports
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
NEW PRESIDENT cAosR


IsAAe Hamilton IN Chicago Hpal ~ IN
Republican Clubs
AT, PAUL July ID mTbn NDtlOnnl
Republican, laAHNp has eDnelNdnd ~
convention III NJ Paul,
The committee OD credentials mnila
In report showing that lv states Wtpa
represented Oh Ihe floor OF the pODyel'
tl0n and entitled 10 n y0te VI l,4tO
VOTES,
Major Melville llayes presented tho
report Oh revision Of tlla constitutions
Tha changes Include tlla provisions
nIile laaHIa sbnll not lend lts lniinunpn
IN recommending applications tor polll'
iORl pnHlllOnA,"
Tha committee Oh Ilme nnd place
recommended thAt the mAttep ba l0lt 10
lha executive pOMMittee, which WOnln
ns A lime and place The report WIS
adopted,
The resolutions adopted endorse In
datnll Tho platform VI thp Republican
national convention nnd pledge support
10 tho candidates named w PhllRdel'
pllnn
This following officers wepD chosen
President, IsAae Miller Hamilton, II,
liNOiHl yi0a PRESIDENT Luther W, MOtt,
New York; nwetApy, d., u, Rtlnn,
kentn0Ayl treasurer, John " WlHHlns,
banuaylvnuIN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Jimmy MlohNsvv Nav japN,

IN pnop following ll9 bicycle Illpp
bas Innalt much 10 WplU. lpAnall
thnopIaiA IA ii naluml ihNl lllls HllDllI
ha No, Thn sN!lOp nnl mo pFplIsl nlp
Oh tho TWO olnsaeH W whom lhu VIM
IN IN lvat consequence kinnn Tho Pho
Or uhnpl)e Murphy behind u IOpOIlDl
tlvo tlal made pAoo Tor MN fDp u llllp
In M ID seconds Ihp ~AllnnllDl III tlp
railway world haa DpeD nnHNAul IN ihp
subject M reducing nnplnl lpalatnIluni
4h0 problem fpnNHhl Win NJ lllIpll
consequence D6Hnn WIN u bicycle, NM
II may ba that N VIII DH solved NJ thhi
end,
Jlmmy MIohnol, on @IlMlnNiIyp sinh
upa, WAS llpal 10 AIlAAnAt Nh .Akll'
hAnH' machine FOR pnnlnN plIlpDapsl
Hnol 4 mutloy0ln bnlll w Uni llD
lnAp rider sIlA directly over tho ppiv
AkIe, Wna found W make \ ulnll nlfi
ference In tho pn0lnM Nom W lln
"%oyephnng'' Mlohael concluded lllu II
WODId b0 n good lhlDR y hp oOlllu gnl
pI0anI 10 nla pn0epa ma more %"llllllpl
tho le0I'' Thla Ihon WnA pNppnAapn
practically mopnllk when Jimmy
MI1hael came ON for lpnInlnA nj MINI
hAItnn bench on n bicycle having y
pA Inch wheel behind nnn ono W w
Inches In front -Four Inches lnAa IN W.
nm1lop meant mai M noll1 gut fDlll
Inches nnnpar ~ MA pnnnl ma Mao u
noall lllAt no would Do Two llnllnH
nonrnp tho ground IN front Oynr llp
handle bars ana mead moi AlOOp w low
Jimmy always Iant Ip" IN u aiEln lllhl
brad enthusiasm
lila Idea Or lowering lIp front Whpnl
II ono step TINT IN worthy NJ Imitation,
Tpn0Asieps Oh u many kenVB lAD Wllnll
they loapned tlRt " WIN Dpllnp lO 0nppY
lh9 lend In The p0nPl IN lllD Anlnp NJ
bicycle pAolnN though u looks ~ "
Jimmy ana those who Infinite him
might make tl0 ono mistake Of upttlnN
tOO far below tho wind shield offered
by The pa1lnH plnnpa IN lllnlr nifnpla 10
MOI 0lOADp 10 IL WhAt tho mnl bnhIn1
paoo needs IA tho partial vn0unln nnllHs
1d by Tho moving body In 'front.' .On u
bicycle lpaoh tho man who HetA closest
and Stays there IN hast bul ll9 lnAll
who uats closest must nlAO Dp lowest,
md he Ii Apt In trying 10 Ael 0lOsn AIlh
low IN pnt himself In Tie pnnge NJ \
drift from underneath ThlA IN u ppDp0l
sltlOD THAI AUHHesis n possibility "
uaQlnH machines being better II bnlll
no M 10 be lower behind ihnI lhny
now MrH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
VIM n n MlvNnlag

nIhn marvellous nppa W MM, Rem j,
BtDNt W consumption .hAH rlpAtal tNi
lnnae pknllnMnnt ~ nnMMAnk, lD1,V
wrilpA MApipp RbNAlh II lnHhiDH lpUANlAl
~ MgNpln lNl shp only WnlHlnii M
pONNla when hw nDnlNl. III lDpklDWM
anll ahn. MNal, aDDO lla, nbpn AHA bngAD
10 lsa, Dp Kings Nav DlppDvapN and
anlnan ~ ponM,ls N Ynis4t Ah1 WIN
pDMplnlhH .nNyhd,"' n hhs nnpah
ihDIaANna NJ hopeless pAAaa Apd "
pDeil ivnlN ghAmAlAnh NJ nuyp MI ,lhlDNl,
hhpAl Nun lnDH lisnAAna .DDn NM slDO,
Irlnl DDlllaa FIRM III bhnpplah drug
atApn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
IL ~ Mlnny
NM M BnIlDp ~ NnmMmnNM MlnN'
MnhlniNnEp

PbV Wb vDVp'Vp 2" ssPAusftNFUH pV'"VF
MnhlniNnsp
Rmm bylyN Wiley kpwp, N, u
~ my DO n lheallDD whether thp
alllpp Dfh NeWBpnppp hna lhn plRhb Nd
publicly pnnDMnlni1 my Df .lhh YlIlDNh
proprietary MnllelDpA Wllpb nDDh .Ihh
MAlAeh, yal ~ n, p%pnyhnlAlVh ~ ,HnlIapy,
Du VIZ f6ell y \ nlly ~ my |, HOpl word
ipp phAMbgplnlN,s COLE, phOlaIA Anh
DlWphmM Remedy, Wa hRYel known
md Dsen MIS- medicine lp Dnp fAMlly, 10Y
twenty ysllS and hAvp nIWnyA lOllil, "
pnllnDlA, III WAnk DAAnB u llDha 9i lhlA
vaIDpdy would, gNva KDnva Dy sNllpFllN
while u phNAlnlM ~ ,NWnllnhl, IVA I'D
mob bAllnyA, IN depending implicitly %
pppllavs ibSR'n aiPoiilef " ,OhspmbaT(ninSS
DllwlMp Remedy Wppa, kapl Oh lnnn
nnl AaMlnlslnvav ~ lha Inpeptlva q W
npn IN MAny ,glAna lhn presence ~
would mol be ieqylvan Az
IenHl lhls hna bann olp espellannn hpm
!Dp lhg ppgl DWnnW baaVH, rDp Bhlh Ny
tjDNUDln DpUu UDj
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
IT'S A FRE I'm OUT.
Wsil IeARed WAO " MMks small Mills
lull llA lIna uunINAAA.

W@il DehRsh WAn N MMks small Mills
QNli tha lV0n hNalNaWs,
CLEVELAND, July ~, information
comes from trustworthy sources lllAt 4
wall dellned plnn IN IN 0peFstl0A W
fpeeKe 0nt the small manufacturer NJ
plNts and hRp lpOn md ateol who hNNAR
business during the peoent h0Ola In tbs
MApkat During Tim INIT asvaA Waska
tha plata and bAp prices have dv0ppSd
from tsh pep TON w Enb nor ton, Al,
ready i Aninhav NJ small mills hNya
bsan compelled t0 Quit The plan In W
restore prices IN Aapt, | W th0 present
hNAta Of hsNlnN and ohanRM ipoR, VIM
4RA nov ton,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
NJ, l'sul UnloN sloak Yards

SOUTH eVl PAUh julE IN
HOGS Market 0pened I hMlOG lower
ei9sul Mrnly "teAdy iMnas ~ prices
DAaVLE@ Ppipea nleAdy fOp fNt eettls,
hnlnA HnHud Nv, VII, fbMaAb f0y gh0lae
kllnlW 0DWH ma hMluva NfbNb,Ih
fnp ulDlnn bnGhur ataepHl M NbMlbO f0p
Inv hnllHI tA00Mh Va l0p veal 0Alvasj
vi ylAMlll N fQr at0ahepA AMI fesdarA
.hHNGFH~ Market an NV INnba And
Ahepp Htaadyl l0O1 demAnd,
,Hllus rADpad Nv W. vhNhW f aheepI
ei,hnMi Va fnp lnlubA
Nlinlplal HegA LgpoI ateaR VIII est.
tlnl mn GAlgna lh0
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
HNnsbsMRN 4 0ssRt AtkIstH.

1'lu pUODVU nm AWIllIV I%IIIInIVNIlU,
oaninIn ~ lIla yeaiia MINIMUM MIN,
Will M prInuuiOn m wuuvi 10 hmm,
mil OuI sooljNjl Ina Iloyer i)npl uullnl
nj ni,i c%opInInIy VII hnuily In mr.,
nnssoI' lfpo,n I,ls fvaaiMmul, yaup Inv
nplnypi m nth Ij,e yuvHiIy |,uselnjl
anld fooliInIj ion,lN mid dliyIDn illOpD
foup yoava was OD ajn 0jlNlOIlOuslllD
tpama, ii,vee in ioo,iMjl MID ijlpn0 in
hssallnli, with IN INV I,lnl0p yuNy no
VIVA o%untaln m ,jlo oi,nIOnioD yuvslly
fHatAAIl tenln and pefiland llln nnllnlnlg
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

phIA Increase hnA nlhnh materially u
biz strength MIS- staying pOWnps, ~
ihAt nj MI distances W W u Mlln hn N
almost Inylnptbln llA ppnnnt Victory
Oyap champion Rom Cooper ID straight
hpAla IN n mnlpD Wpp III Dnh mil. nnA
upeaIly increased lhp confidence ~ nls
admirers IN hIs ablllly 10 nAppE Ofr no
championship Of 1900
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
M SPORTING WORLD,

Fpank kpAn,nr champion amateur
pynlIai for ibn pnst iWD %anAaDln, ~
lOOkpd upon IA u vnpy llhnlp mnlllInin
Tor pmminp bDDDpa among lhn ppnfpsA
sIDnnIs INV thni ln ina lhfl ihn Anna.
ionp ranks, III Nan1 ~ bn alDknn III
M nlllllp Frank kpAMppo bnt iNplDn
I'm mast fnw months IN hAs iAhnh DN
weight AMI slsn NH now lips I'm apnlas
III lhp npIRhDDphDOh NJ liW pounds,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
v,n,s ,hs yo,uu,ssyv Kdsetsa,

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July w. ua Altar
medical inspection nearly OnsshAlf the
militia who volunteered Tor service In
Ashanti were rejected, The physique
OF the West indian militia N M0ly
below lha American and English stand.
ard fop millliAman, There IA Mnoh
wrath over the rejection Of tle v0lan'
tnnpH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

w y more lnnh W0hNNM lnh NplnNf
A. Zimmerman wv Wllpna Wllll,H
CHAMPION VIII DnyNT npIunr nFuln m
Opnn n0mmtillnnt Hlnne IN INN 1npilnH1
Tho invitation M llV IN A. w innnl
nlanHHaFs IN Wal MuwnnAeH MD IMli
uMuAR In n match WIN WatlW "
HnlisaE Wimmg0 IN nav lHAffd Nv
Paint TlnRaanl, w. du where IN IN pm
eFtntlp M u HRw hGlM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Yan llpNlhA m phMNAsInhLA,

PHILADELPHIA, July n,mHThe, ex0ea'
Give hNAt Oansud Tho death OF Mn psv'
sons In this oily and Two In Camden,
NJ u, UP 10 n late hour 10 eAsea 0f
@prOatrali0n were tpoated M tho various
hoHpilalA Tho condition Of sOIna Of
thO patients Ia serious and N IN Thought
That other fatalities will result
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
In,vudaps Leaving TN Reservation,

WASHINGTON, July M y Agent Hnnd.
lott Of clio Wichita Indian agency IN
Kansas photographed the Indian DupgAil
tlnI FpAnk u Vnpwell, chief 0f police,
lind lu4t reported that VII OF the lntpndr
eps on thD reservation were leaving
puA0enbIy, and tlRt there IN no neees'
aity for the employment OF troops
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
SENATOR GEARS FUNERAL,
MANY Men M National distinction Wars
Present,

BURLINGTON, lAu, July w. 1.-The H.
neral ~ Senator John H. deM hook
plaOa during Mn afternoon In the First
Methodtst episcopal church, Many
distinguished men IN Mo state and OR'
tiOn WNpe present, Hav, Dr. william
hRlter, Nh Ased friend Of Tho deceased,
and Rev N, ~ Hubert, pAat0p Of Tho
church, conducted Tho services, Hon,
Thomas Hedges, member OF congress-
from TIM first district, delivered All
eloquent auloHy,
km0nN tho distinguished men pres
ont Wepa Governor Shaw, Senators Al,
lon and Allison, Congressman Gums
Mingn Of New York; eMdOvMnOp
Drake VI Iowa and many other wall
kR0wn atAle and national p%eps0Aaaes,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

GldlAIhG pHIOEb

CHASING pNIOks
sWHhAT-dNV WAl ANguM INA
Whal hnptnWbuf N0EaM1fsN
unne lvlg, iAa9sh AuHnHt Nalta snpr
nAIs..,,lIuV W1laa, Auaust VIM Asp
Epn JnlK nlhN eepMmhw ytl,M
onltAs lllsh ylpI HeftNlnhW Nilf,
pgVlfTltf ipeasm .tHkega tM7e,
HnIglkIgbM ntsAaHl AlplnA fhlilnHs ll9itef
NbViHttw ifAalHnsiss lhMIhIfe, dplTy
kdlH~ FFesh Inn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
sl0ns Guy lLvs st0sk,

HIUUN UIVVl Hin UUTV III
OAITLh - MnPknt steady
hnlus rAnael Nv w. 7bMb N for beey6nI
" lOM M t0p COWS bulls ana miE9dl
VII blMl NJ luf HtUGAHvA Anu lgHdgpsl
tblhOWl III f0p eAl yUa and yeApllnNM
HOuHaM Arknl plsMbo lower, HAnas III
NrlnuH, NJ Nh DAWN
heoelptal Cattle, iO'l hugs, p,OOO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
ROOSEVELT AT CHICAGO.
MAkNa Nh Internal lNll upoH National
chairman Hanna,

chairman Hanna,
gHI0A00, duly ~ amaOyepRm HOOse'
valty accompanied by Colonel NHttlng
Of DAvunpOpl,. lay md George w. Peck
" ghloAH0 arrived here Az b M
Th0Vp VIM nobody nj tho d0pOt 10
meet him and 40 tho Republican vi00
presidential nominee and hia friends
jumped Into n eArplaAe and drove 10 Tho
Auditorium, where Colonel NOOMvalt
made Nh informal OaIl on Senator Hanna
Nm IAat hnprylna home 10 New
York; said lhp governor ''Th0re IRA
no political conferences 0p consultations
on my seledule' There's plenty Of Tine
ahead for tha campaign"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
TApaa lin mn Naalnn,

HOsV0N, July N, H-'phe hospital Pe'
ports show thAt between no Anl ~ pOp'
sons were Frustrated by Tho heAt IN Wills
city, thrna 0f whom have Aln0e died,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
LATE MARKET p
llMlNtl uvNlN,

nMlNlh train
DULUTH, JDlv ~,
f, WHNATmaAs No, ! hard, 1880, No,
N0pthnpH, WkW No.. Y, ,TOoj, No, v,
FpNo no Arplye@~N Mo- ! hApd, gYpsM Mo-
NorthapAl, f7tAoI Haptembor 1gpaol Ds'
Gulnlunpl .fTpsGl
FLA .a0nAh VI, Wi september H. WI
UOtDbep, III In,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

yhn INV holds Dglh mAhav md nll9n
nlop " y nONDleyht elnhlly nnlllyL l'ha
S''SsVtn'"I,spiSs|t0 d, S'1bS .y,9Pu W%l,aE 'N|ySSsssYI
HAlve plAle, yeNp llfa 10 Malta 4 lln
llvVnp pyOlltl, You INN nDl lpnHl NM
)nWilna " llle 9Dk ,gaDnlDn 4p4 DplA,
S '1N, W Va D|,a n"Ny Sa nN1,S,e''n \ a,s ~" |. M09 sss
l'Yytp SoIH 10""""||1,p },v, H,y9Y you pew''''
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
IInw III ynMp Wilnp

llap sha |Opt hap banntyY, II, No, nDnr
AtlpAllOlb lnllHepllOA Hlnk Annnhnhn npn
principal nAvaea. RNl blpyW hCn1
I'nn hhg cured these illG tDp hMR nnnI
my Pylle WI plA, and NJ ptBI MONEY
lnfnDaeI " pnBIillg hpa Dol HlllBfhDlOVBl
Anll Inv llhADUla DINE In
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
what IN khilDhg

A grand Old remedy 10y Cough, Colds
md, UDnBpMplDnJ 1aad through, lhg
world fll, hall \ aanllrk, ll1 nllpnl ~
nMm0NAbl0 OQBea ~ lnnplHDl oOnHnMp
Won Anq. velleyDn Mally, n ,nnyADaen
slnugN III YOU, lApe nDl B9llallan Wild llle
YpSv1'@ep'11 ID wsT,.0 WI p,s s', 1nH .lt9e'' atS|3',k
UhNpple DpN4 TO-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Minneapolis WhSHt,

MINNNkFOtINl JNly to-
WHMAVazln AlNpeH@kO Northern
July, fblsel hpDlember WbSgi DeoeMbgp,
fgps1I On Track ~ No hNplj WhGl
No | Northern, Wlloj No. v Northern,
yuI1n,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
yNvviA Iteat vhvoWghnNt ENvNPs,

ENNn0N, dRly lMwTnFFld hnNt e0NF
ttRNak thpaHGhaHt NnvnpRt Vhe mNgr
eGTH hapa Indicated M deHl. IN the shade
I'M the mnynlngl Vha h0spttAlA
NHav 0Ngtnf fnF y|attlga III hNAt and
6tgNflApt Nine fAtNl agAeAL Weye w.
1o1s fAbagars eFe obliged N kn0akI
Nogk 4Rsiax ths hettsAF heHss "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

A geDlIempp Tapqptlp cured ~ Jys
plsuysla u,Vo he ,.oalllpT,llon4o ,, Ml%Pl,,gsRElgInnMla
NHoMe have man, MD elnn0I enh,, ll1
gDnlp hnyn mons lhAl Wlnl W. DQl Ye
BS ,y""ppT1s1r'%s 'o l"vss' w. 10 VI aesEEs"a,d' ~ 'ph,ss 2 pS%
plpRllDp VIII digest Whnl tRll obi "
lpntnDlly ppllnyeb Rpd pn1lphb nllnA ID
nlHnpllpN NM hl HlollnDh lllH0llleVHI
UHnpplp DplH 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
III yOn lsnOw

Consumption ~ pgeveniAblpy Hqpnpp
I DaE REavep An.1 yn aGa A aDld ', ~ M n1y|eq au Y
.,,M "I6|yIE"a. Y t|I,Il shal@61Ia'r q o0o H|H,s|, r"o u a1ST,
nNlnh fOg Dyeg, llfly pnapA bOln by
UhADDl2 DpnN uDl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
italian N%sa,pvaalty Treaty s,vUsd,

WASHINGTON, Lnly lA ~~iTho lDal Hie,
natures NJ the Italian geplWoMV w.
VAngamenta Wapa attached MI tha
stAta depAvtmapti The arrangement,
llkN That with France and Ger,
many, made under Apetl0n \
NJ the pInelsy tariff nat, mud,
In tha matter III iMpoFtH lnte lhe' United
HfNtea, relates only w atll wines, bpaa'
dteH, AvHala, paintings and stNtRary,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

nWe hnvp sold Mnny different eOpgh
ap"1yIIaiaplIonY' tbnR' iDhHmbaTInIR,s IRIysa
NJ QhWIw ,MoIylnnep lg4gulAl
oNp ,6p ValloI upon Id I'LL qlseb i0f lDnphp,
colds ol @hOApsdDeBH Hold by Ubappla
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

There should be a thorough in
vestigation into the manipulation Of
the e,xccavators,, since two employees
have already become victims to the
epidemic. What becomes Of the re-
fuse in the odorless machines and
where are they stationed, washed,
disinfected, etc7 1t is we'll enough
to offer man double pay to take a
risky job but one more case in the
excavator force will make it as hard
to find driver as it is to find a gov.
ernor for Hawaii. just now very
similar job.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

We have the greatest sympathy
with the good people who are estab-
fishing and ready to supporting the
Castle Home" the orphanage esta-
blished through the generosity OF
Mrs. S, N. Castle, in memoriam Of
Henry Castle, the brightest and
most enlightened and liberal of the
younger generation of Hawaii. We
have no doubt that the call for sup.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

Now that the Hawaiian Tramways
Co. have got move on and are lay
ing the new tract through the bust
ness end OF the town we think the
management should receive all pos
sible encouragement especially as it
is known that electricity aud not
mules will he the motive power. We
trust that the hostile attitude Of the
authorities is not due to the alleged
fact that one of the cabinet minis
ters holds S35, 900 worth of shares in
the rival combination.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

One of the excuses given for the
absorption" of Cuba was the highly
benevolent one that the authorities
OF that island did nothing to abate
the annual outbreak of yellow fever,
and that as consequence the South
ern Coast of the United States was
endangered every year. Hawaii is
now an outpost of the United States
and our health authorities have neg
lected the commonest precautions to
prevent the outbreak of plague
What will that "benevolent assimi-
lator" President Mckinley do to
prevent the menace to his North
west Coast7
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

According to this mornings Adver-
tiser "Miss Lulu Navy is 1000 men
short of the legal maximum" Is
this move to counterbalance Rob
erts of Utah who is "long" in regard
to the legal maximum of wives.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

There can certainly be no reasons
why the Board of Health should re-
consider its action in regard to the
destroying of the pestiferous build.
ings in Chinatown and we hope
President Wood will not bulge an
inch in carrying out the policy in
augurated by him immaterial. of the
pressure which may be brought to
bear on him. Let the Chinese
quarters be burnt and there is
one chance at least Of purifying the
city.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

Mr.. George w. Smith lie the right
kind of member of the Board of
Health. When the Board is in
doubt he would refer to the decision
of question to the sugar planters.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

We fully realize the difficulties
which is confronting the authorities
in regard to the disposal Of the Asi
atics who are to be released from
the quarantine stations and who have
lost their homes and business and
are unable to even confer with their
friends who yet have roof over
their heads. But we think it extre-
mely risky to locate the released peo-
pie in place like Honuakaha, The
quarters in the vicinity are extreme
ly unhealthy, over crowded and in q
very filthy condition. The chances
are that should the plague break
out in full blast the men released
from the present quarantine will be
the first one to catch the disease.
Huddled together in place like
Honuakaha the situation might be-
come extremely dangerous. Mr.. @.
NJ. Cooke is to be thanked for his
generous offer in allowing the Board
Of Health 10 utilize his place but if
some other site can be secured we
think it would be good policy Of
the govern ment TO keep those who
who have lived in infected quarters
as far away from the crowded cent
ers of tbe'town as possible. .l
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11


port viii be responded TO but we
would like to learn whether it is to
be an institution for "whites" only
before we invite our friends to sub
scribe to the fund Our good mis-
sionsries are always ready to show
their benevolence, but it seems to us
that there is always string attach
ed to their generosity. Those who
have the future Of the Hswaiiaus at
heart will of course give their moral
support to the castle Home" but
il it is for white children only they
will reserve their money for future
Hawaiian Orphauage.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

The cowardly attitude OF the news
papers representing Mr.. Dole and
the sugar planters is something hard
to understand. Through criminal
negligence the dreaded bubonic pla-
que has been introduced INTO our
city and no effort is made to hold
anybody responsible. Why should
not the Stai insist upon the holdifg
of an inquest upon the body OF a
plague victim, and thus place the
responsibility where it rightly be
longs. The newspapers under CON
sid sration seem to feel that so long
as it is only Chinese, Japanese or
a Hawaiian who meets death by rea-
son of the negligence OF officials Of
the Board of Health no action is
necessary. In the one case of the
poor white maiden who was stricken
with plague, her death was dismissed
with the taunt that it was 'another
case OF Maria"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11
THURSDAY, JAN. IL, 1900
TOPICS OF THE DAY,

1t is reported that the guard who
has been stricken with plague is one
of the number who lodged in the
basement of the Executive building.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-11

If Doctor Day is correctly report
ed he holds that in the case of
buildings which may or may not be
considered dangerous to the public
health the benefit of any doubt
should go to the people. Very com
mendable But the doctor failed, at
a terrible cost, to give the people
the benefit of a doubt when he per-
mitted. in November last, eight ves-
sells with immigrants and goods from
the Orient to land the goods with
out disinfecting a ton OF the goods.