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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
TIVE Bio STRIKE TO end
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GOAL MINERS TROUBLES Will NV
ARHITRATED,
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Strikers Convention Agrees 10 Terms,
Mine Operators Accept
The Situation

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two days noDyaDliOn lAt0 This Drfnp
noon decided M D0gnpf The lMD pNl
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mo mlna 0Wnnrs, ppOyidlnH hey VIII
continue JWylnpnt ~ ndyMlnn nllil
n0Af ApglL and VIII nlHV abolish lll
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MN WopoHl li9p n%DanGoplnbh nll
miners Rpn WILLING ~ Wlhlpnln lhn
Dn0sIi0nh NJ Issue, Thpy Misc doOjdpI
IN nnnlinm Mo strike uDlil lho
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minors M pan1lliQW Illls decision md
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No operators " RanomlH hnlinypd
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tween Ihn alplhnVs nnd minn owners N
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convention Wlhn u GpHnlW Vp0lpstl ION
w Ihn 0p0FnlnFH WhH nnpvtaI nnd lllInn
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minors IN bringing lhn HfplW w "
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Increase RM European GaUsOnar

hOndDn 0nt lBraA ApMplal diapalnI
f0ln HiNn Hsll lUinnV dnln M DGlObnl
~, announces IllA arrival NJ pnkin M
w Hung Chung AM0diun 10, 4
AInalnl dlHlalnh from HnnA N0nH Vim
ppbalH hnyn nHall nnlnalOd llln army M
Admiral Hoo, Who WIN pnVHvlnH Diem
W an .DasIAply diWaliOn from Hnll
Hlnn, billing r0pls, md MnlUuna
MlAlly NJ mo Imperial lrODleI TtlA dlnf
pafah nnns thnl llln condition M laDr
Ion IN HliAhg IN tllN lpo0na lIlnpN lNvn
bean Aypptly dnplnlndt A spuNIAl Nom
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vlHn TAin anl llHl Count Won Walg
nApHnn lnlHn1H M Transfer hlH hnndr
1ilhFlnVH M fnhln shortly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
n suits Germany

Berlin, Dot lD~HuNvmnpy'B Dtlplnl
Otlilndp towards IlW Unified Blnlnp'
nDBwNp w lIa VvennN nOlD w s0l FORM
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
A GhalIenEe IN Hanna

MnWln Bahi l,aL lA-vq1p mi
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WIN HpnRfW William. W. AllhM m
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N lAANat N lhlA !NpNilMlRhlL. Nla .lMv
nngln4 lLati, gaN WI. mn hNfAM lAt
aAeh WIN IHAReed N advevflM Nm
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

morning la two columns, Tho der.
man, French and ttalian troops, who
ARE 10 take part, under communal of
General Railloud Tho head 0f the
French military forces IN Ghinn, will
follow the direct routa ~ pa0 Ting
Fu, while 1900 British soldiers under
Lord Gampbell, Will make n detODP 10
The south of the Pom Ting river,
through u number Ut large villages,
supposed ~ be bOsap communities,
Both columns Will keep IN touch with
the boat md train, which accompanied
them, A junk armed with n naval six
FOUNDER md two makims h with the
pekiH column, The expedition Will
make u demonstration through teppis
tory not heretofore covered by tbe
allies, While 40 opposition IN espeat.
pd nj PaD Ting WI tho commanders
behave that hOstiIities ape possible In
The intervening country,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

COMMENTS or EUROPEANS


Berlin, Del, lDHus1ihe uDttnd BIDtnI
answer 10 tln French DOle may be sail
NJ be generally approved hap0, neither
lWass nor government desiring II
AtfPODt VpaDpA by openly npHtDg ans
ObjaetiDDs A number ~ pnpeps Oh
JupHs astOniHtlWpit lit ttla tttt tint tit
United HiAlpH Inns W. mpl1ly pens
AnInnd n more nlnpHnlln altitude ~
wards GhiDn, md Alilpbntn Tho change
NJ hnapelDpy HANl
Tho Cologne NolAs HpjlnDg pointp
0nt thnt ihn United Rlntps' oHwaopjna
demands ~lnnlDdlDg Prince TnaD's Oh
penllDD md lhn Tinted RlNinb With,
iynWnl NJ IpDDps npn nn0nlpnll1Ippy,' "
ADl eAplAinablp only ''bg llln inlpl'
eanlaa Df iln ppDHanl pDllItnAl naMF
piAhn Illp LDhnl ADaolHnp dIunusv
Sing The Unileg sIAlps' presidential
campaign ndit0plnllg, aAys, nliprMDny
panl0t symwlhise Win other Mns
klnlny. ~ DpyADl NV lhpy both stand
f0p ADii, German lnlnrnsts,n I'M few
pApegs, however discuss lbo details NJ
the American p0litinal RAmmigM
Private dispatches From W., Vnlnpnp
burg WY lllaf Prince gnnn Inns gone
int0 lllp. Interior NJ gllnn, wIlop
win the nOnhnnt 0f IhA Mnln0opn
government y hp " ap0DalnH lhn p0pn'
htlOn ~ arms hHplpsl f0rOiRnnpa,
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" ID hnMblp lhn Allnh w nOnyI lpn
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papIAl pAply, " N pointed Onl NJ W.
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supplies IN money ami FOOD SHIFTS A
military wpllnp IN TDgnblntt ndy0WlAa
the Hnnla melhOd, which \ DnnhV M
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advises tlla adoption M Strong mons
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ADn says "A jnsl npppt W0uld nWnpn
higher dDnlaHnH ~ Dhim OHM IN I'M
allies Who by nlnlp bysiom M, con-
glleHl hnd nAplQlInllOn Vr0y0hon Ihn
present rising
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representative NJ lllH AHA0alnlod Fy0aa,
who questioned HIN pNANnllnH nybllpAT
lion HllHHpHlinH llAl tIlH plnn M Inn
Waglinable since lIln W0pk M 0stlmntp
Inv daMDa1A must bn done In 0hiDnt
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erbligatl0n ownA merely alaA0al0d by
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W pnhin, Which IN MOI lnnW0d Yapg
llhpNi MlllInrY nilnlnp p0lDt mi
thnt lln snf1rn norm HhlNM NinInp N
anJlDlhNlhnH WllAD no nlOp lmnnFlnHl
operations nIA p0aaiblNl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

un0vHNlnwn Hyu l,aL W-f0nt
aOy'H condition IN INT lltln Improved
today nnn NV attorneys lnyo nakRd gl
tnplllW jWstpOnnmAnt NJ hdH 0nA1,
WlgAlllalH .Wnp0 Aunt M nl0Fl IN IN
ambition ms nflnpn0On
Az nm afternoon HeAHlnN M 0Oupl
DN lnprinb foattnnd nndW 0Nfl llRt
tOnthnyia bWin IN WptialIy mrnIgNnd
llnf M, nonla MOI lnIh nv enlnttnl!
lahnsi tlnf " WnHn nnHp NJ MnuNl
MnNhdnHN nv npgH0nH PRDHlpnfi0N,
vino commonwealth prQaar 0NaafinpNd
MN nn lhW ldD llMl f0Htnny WIN
piNmWlpE ind davjak Haid' jlat II H0
YAA, IN M y PhsaipiHn, N0uM not No.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Chinese RAhela YlGL0Ll0uAl

berlin nnl lN#TTlm Inhpl Anal
aepH hllanglnt m|ugaH0ndnnt lAl0
NIHplH lllat Nm N0HAnlA have MtnpmNd
WN0tnl illnl lhn MWlH0nu VIII m inl
HvAHHp1 nwlnH M llm llWNtnuinE NA.
Waf M tla InMli0nl Th9 Iin0 'Vllla
wv expedition N ppABrdNd, M n, Atyli
lHAla move AAnlDHt Hin Nm In I'M Vol
MMAd IN 4 AMllAp HaJmGiliM M lllp
falH TAe, htllHi M Hhnh0W, eHlllla
m HlM W. from NH maOur1pa, WnH
llinnHhila HfnlnllW HlnlA nm mnrGhl
nm An TTH nllm WV
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
This Ediol InslDosFs,

Paris, Oct, Is--A dipsateh received
by Haya's agency from Tien Tsln,
says Tho opinion Df those knowing
Chinese ways, IN that Tho order f0I
the punishment ~ high officials, con,
iatDaJ IN The adiot ~ October |, will
MOI be executed, The adlet Nv lnsin-
eepe, ~ Nv affirmed ihAt Ll Hung
Cbang Inns bnpH ordered 10 reject nil
demDDds fDv teppltMial compensation
md other wW MdnmnlilpA The
troops M pnkiD apD suffering from
iyp)lOii fever and 6ysenlnpy,o
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
More Rebel Successes,

London, Ost, lD=-Ii " reported from
Canton, w says u dispatch from
ShRDghai, that the pnbals have onpp
Mped Vol Chou, " CITY on igast river,
and that tbe imperial troops Lost SIXTY
killed, The rebels, according 40 these
adyipas, attacked TDDg kDDN OD
Thursday Inst, " successful IN their
AttaeA Dp0D Ting B0oD they viii
mnVnh upon sung TONG nild thniidf
ppDD Canton,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
DRITAIN'S BURDENS or WOE
England May Exclude ghlDeO0 babOfeIs,
Another American Enter
prise In london

London Oct lB~gVhN WjtipRI CON
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nlyDel NJ hnp dnnN OD Dpnnn yloIOviD,
The loss ~ b0y son llo Duke NJ DdiDv
DnyHh, mn hep n0DsUL 30 DnehnHB ~
Tppnt, md The terrible daDlb vDll IN
South Affirm hnyN Utnd bnv popnly,
Another gnmtW loss, " w lpppn1,
might wrench w thD WOnktng point,
th0 wonderful constitution md fpptip
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ppid she ~ plyNNdy mnDh UpBpt, nNd
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disennde InH
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lllnt lln mnln M nAnnllnnl mny0p NJ
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mounds sterling m tho lMpbDE
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
DIs0RACEFUL DEEDS or DEM
CRATIC H00DLUMs.
TEDDy'S TOUR IN KENTUCKY
Stood His Ground Mid Stormy
Scenes and Dshsd All Ef.
forts 10 Gag Him,

louisville, KY Oct lB~-Bonisyillt
tonight gave Governor Roosevelt MI
NDtbnslasliO reception, tbe pp0grammf
concluding With u crowded meeting III
tho auditorium This was IN marked
contra sdistiDgtjOD tD tho greeting
ftiffaFHH tttt HHIIttHiibHthtewH, tile Hist siDtj
bnrOvn lhn spnnlD) reached This Oily,
Az tlAt place The governor suffered
fln first iDdtRDlty tlnt WIS thrust
Dpon him jD tlis state, although IN
aoyagpl plnoos lbo audiences wore Opn'
lheljn,
Az Bowling GvnoD they bAd ebeovnl
llln ROynUW mil hie ears pang VIII
lhn plnDJjls md NJ MDmyOvdyilIn tbny
gnilfmJ ~ lha Train where the speahs
np'B slDn1 WIZ greeted, pepeiyinE him
VIII ardent |0apppsstODB Of good VIII
Bpt nv EUMbDtbtDwD " WINS differ
enL though Tho republicans hnd done
MI IN their power Va mako the oandip
dates SOP llope u pleasant ODo, No
sDDlnr hHl tba ROyepnW mounted iba
platform wiN HeDeml BpObDep md
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lDnlpl WIN made w bpnDk np llln meaIs
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bHuDops wem IN Tho outskirts ~ the
npOwd. nnd sevNpnl empty coal wngDDs
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sgnDve, A steam whistle N d MIL
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N bWpdvn1 nv more men shDDlnd,
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pyjj0p bRRnJl HDanItjllH,
mountaineering ihe faet lhnt DO
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ppmpeUlDR Nm " shorten nU hts
e0VllW sp0oobns during thn dry, TIE
governor WDpnnd0d lD mDkA hljNself
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crowd
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jay Hubbsll Dead,

IfonRhsDD, Mich, Dot, lD--Jndge
Jny A, ifnDbell, 9hirman " thu IN.
iiOAnl republican congressional com
mittan, In tho Garfield campaign,
when ha figured M n1'wD pnr oent
Hnbbell, " and wh0 WINS FOR tiva terms
congressman from this district and M
honDrad resident Of i~IDnghtOn for
more than forty years, died This after.
noon, aaed ",
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Mining Stock Brokers Fall,

New York, Dot lD~-Tln failure Of
Olmslpnd NJ Baylor WINS announced lD'
dny, Tho attorneys my " Nv not
hnnyy, md ~ probably under ybD, 900,
Their Investments weu nbjnHy IN
municipal mpnp nDd gold mining
slDohs From ibn northwest, especially
Montana,
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debates and will assume half of all OK.
peDsos In holding the same, Hoping
for u favorable reply, | nm, very 10.
s%peetfnlly, j. H. Eamest0n, yina-
chairman national committee peoples
nnpty,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
An Escort for Old All,

Paris, O0t, lD#- A bINDgbni pDble
snysl Tbe ghjaf III tba BlAnb npHH
bas lnff Canton with considerable
force f0r the purpose 0f neltDg IN u
body Enapd W tho empress, whom hn
0Apools W Join him w biRl'l'n, where
sh0 VIII arrive October w,
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II II Dog Eat Dog,

pnkiD Thursday, OpL #v The
bpaaps nvp IN great force nnSl and west
Nf VnD Ting Vm Thn Chinese DItIntDl
reports mn to The effect lhHt tbR In,
pnplAl FOODS hayn dnfpntnJ thn bOSnvs
WIN heavy loss, but ibp tDlnUiBnUnn
vepeiyed from the allies nnd other
SOURCES, Indicate lbHl ibe DbtDoso
PDaps were dap0Dt0d,
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aaH1sh, R''EiE"%%s'v hg, E,'W VI, l@n,9VeaVIss1a
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Noted EkpTess Man Dead,

DbipAgD Del, lD~~DbmlDs Fargo,
yieo'pppstdeDt ~ ile AmnpiNaD gsprpss
eDmpnDy, dtnd fDdny,
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W0gkB NOV PAy TAN
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-07-26
FOR MALARIA,
CHILlS and fever.
The Best Prescription Is Groves
TasteIess Chill Tonic.
The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Bottle,
So That the People May Know Just
What They Are Taking.

Initators do advertise their formula
knowing that you would not buy their medi-
cine if you knew what it contained. Groves
contains Iron and Ounine put up in correct
proportions and is in a Iasteless form. The
Iron tonic while the Ouinne drives
the malaria of the system. Any reliable
druggist will tell you that Groves is the
Original and that all other so-called caste
less chill tonics limitations. An analysis
of other chill tonics shows that Groves is
superior to all others in every respect. You are
not experimenting when you take Grove's-its
superiority and excellence having long been
established Groves is the only Chill Cure sold
throughout the entire malarial sections of the
United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, SOC.
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London, July 21--The Russian min
lister of the interior has issued notice
that the Siberian railway is closed to
private traffic There is little doubt
that the Russian authorities were not
prepared for such an organized Chinese
movement in Manchuri. Berlin tele-
grams dwell upon the immense German
interests in southeastern Siberia. They
say that the many German merchants,
the numerous German employees and
the immense stores of merchandise be
longing to Germans in that territory
will compel Germany to cooperate
with Russia in resisting the Chinese.
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London sim Doubtrul.

London, July 24.-The unreserved
credence given to Minister Conger-s
message by officials at Washington
continues to occasion surprise in Lon
DON The absence of any date and the
absence of acknowledgment Of receipt
of the telegram from the state depart
ment are considered here as fatal
drawbacks to acceptance of the message
as reply to Secretary Hay, or as any
thing but a spontaneous appeal for
help, sent off long prior to the alleged
date of the message.
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Legations safe July go.

Brussels, J uly 24.-The minister of
foreign affairs, NJ. Fabreau. has re
ceived the following telegram from
Shanghai, dated July 81: "A telegram
from the governor of Shan Tung an
nounces that the ministers were safe
July 20. They were under the guar
dianship of the Chinese authorities. Ii
Hung Chang has arrived at Shanghai .
London, July 24.-The latest news
from Pelxin is the dispatch from Che
Foo. of the date of July 20, received in
Berlin, saying that the governor of
Shan Tung has teIegraphed all the
consuls: II have just received anthem
tic news to the effect that all the
ministers are free from molestation
and under the protection of the gov
ernmeDf=s
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Rev. james WIN Fight tho case.

Kansas City, July 24.-Rev. Mr. T.
n. James, the Methodist minister at
Oakley, Kas., lately returned from
London, England, where he had gone
to claim a large fortune which he found
involved in legal tangle, will vigor-
ously fight the case soon he
RECEIVERS from his present illness. Two
wealthy men in Kansas City. whose
names are not given, have offered to
furnish the money and SO, 900 is at his
command with which to proceed. Rev.
Mr.. James is now at Mcpherson, Kas.
in a critical condition of nervous pros
tration and until he RECEIVERS it is not
known just what will be done.