davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1900-06-19

Don't open a door with an axe use a
1ey Don't open your bowels with
nercurial pill poison, use Cascarets
jandy Cathartic, Druggists. 10c. 25c..
SOC.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
IndIcr II. nrnMnsnn

On Saturday next at the Union street
rounds the strong Ludley baseball
cam, OF Philadelphia, will cross bats
With the Brownson nine. of this city.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19

Victor S. Thomas. son of Mr.. and
'ifs. Dhaflea f Ihomas was gradu-
oleo ifom Howard Law School to-day
Evening journal., 1900-06-19

in Wilmington by HUTCHINSON
Credit extended desired GaoneSoves Repaired Gasoline gallons
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
LnMhiMA inv LNn MnlAlANa,

homn, Oct B=aThp italian pollen
hAvn been investigating lla BURGLARY
M. tho WelleNn WhNpN thiavuA tlp
Othnp dAy forced u aalp and uuWlnh Mn
AenNpitlnH worth 400, 900 llpna and
MOnO lireA IN silver although tho
yAtinMn OtilaiAla have not lodgNA Il
fovmNl NOmplhinh u~OntnNting tluma
snlyns with merely announcing thH
thhll Nnnp persons Nrn nndop AlA1
plelOn md one WINS mrpatad thiA MONS
Ing, Thn NlhNnM may tlN ltNllpn
police warmed Tho vatican police IN
July thht u plNn WAA Nn fOOI ~ oOma
NH Some such p0hbnpy N IN bnlluved
the stolen mOnAptN n0pA not belong,
IN WINS originally naAapiNd, w Mo
management NJ tho Apostolic MlNoa
bNt N u phpt w thN private funds W
tho pOpn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

SEES A LIGHT


Washington, Opt, n~=NNvOmbl,
nnws Inns paaNhnn Washington iron
tho European NhAnpellmlna Indicating
lhAt \ template agreement M 10 Chin
" within sight
Tho agreement win bN on TIM bnai,
NJ I'm propositions hid lOwn by sen,
pntApy Hny Ia his nOin " July y Mnd
thn ANhsnlnNnl nDlns lrnntinR op tnNl
subject,
nhn nponrl OF Russia with thu
United AIntnA w more complete thhl
Wna anticipated NJ trsb nnn TIM rNn
ports show thNt MI nf TIM European
nations probably ma pMnMp thnms
selves IN n position lD lnkn advantage
W thn opening mnlh by the UnllNA
States, md soon VIII bh mNly w bns
gin negotiations lpp y settlement with
Tho nhlnosn governments Tm Rms
Sims nlrnndy hnVn given notice ~
ANnh " purpose, md while Tho toni VI
tho NpMnph nDln IN This aNh1not res
fapred W w lnhny's mess dispatches
Inns nOt pnnphnN TIM AIntn departments
Iho Olilpinla nm mlla1Al TIM lhts IN
aOppn1lN reported nNh Tint NMnpn,
likn HnssiA, ~ pendy ~ negotiate NJ
Ulnnf
Al fOp Germany, Nithop thN position
ef thAt government Inns hnnn Mlsnnn
dnpstOOd nr " hAs sustained u change
w mind, POssibly thn former " thn
ensa, bNt hOWnyop TINT mny bn N N
gnita onptnln from TIM NhvlppH which
hive mNnhpd Washington I0dNy Tint
lhn tppmnn gOynpnm0nt, nppn II pnpe'
fnl inapnnIion ~ Tim plnnA for n settle
mont ~pp0iontnn by Tho Unilnn NtAtea,
finds therein nothing inconsistent
Win The dormm aspirations, ThpreD
fore " may bn nApnolNl thAt Germany,
100, VIII hn npnpnpnd soon 10 Join IN
Ulls common movements towards u ahl'
Element,
" IA HlNtnl thNt, %NltORnlhnr, the
prospects, NJ M adjustment Of thp chi.
nose difficulty without Wsopt ~ formal
Wnp mo very mnnh bplghlnp tlnn thpy
wore ono weak nRO, Mn news iN'
NnlOpmnnIA W Tho llny Wnpp lnW, bhlNg
0oNlln0d W n oAhlngpnm from OonRpp
poelllng tho departure W tho Russian
minister md Hnnl from pnhin ~ IN
Authorization by Minister Wn Tor i'm
nlioI WOyiltnR rnp Tim punishment ~
TUnl ma lhn gully npinpoa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Al lh0 ppNnI0nnlIn JI0me,

GantOn, Ohi0, OGtB=zThis WIS 4
quiet and unnyonttul day top President
Mckinley There W0m f0W nAllapa md
nDthlnH on importance wns transacted,
NJ ", DefOing OF California VIM
among inc m0stppominRnt aallevA
" N announced lhAl . Governor
H%o0aHvnlt VIII come IN Canton OatOs
her IN for u thirty minutes slay, On
that 0eenslun ln VIII make Il spo0oll
fr0m tho Mckinley porch Whil0 hin
Train IA being transferred from ono
road 10 another. IN N probable llat
the president viii Introduce him,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Americans Ont 0I II,

llen TAln, sunday, Aopt, DO, via
Talt, sept D6 ana Shanghai, Oct, II
Aa41flle American forces Will not papl
lielpnIe In The HllAnI Hal Huan espodiH
tlOI,
Tllo order sending 4 detachment Of
United States marines with tho allied
f0pqps llnH been pev0kodi TlG allies
90 not expect ANY opposition, IN they
have lnell advised lllnf tlle authorities
W Hllnu lihl tunll have been INSTRUCT
hn lO naNIlhlhtal
General cllalfeo and tho commander
OF tho HllHslan troops have formally
notified Field Marshal G0unl Ven
W%aldetHen III Ille withdrawal OF the
American md hnHainn troops pespagtu
lively THE United HIalds marines
VIII prDonel 10 0ayltel I'hO moves
llenl Or lnllhn troops will begin In
ton days 1'lle l1plflslrnnd Germans
continue Hehtlliia troops 10 PeklHl
TlIarh nIa renewed preparations fop
M espadltlOn In force against PAO
TlnH vu Ihe troops viii probably
leave IN u fortnight and columns
from pehln VIII cooperate with the
expedition Resistance IA expected, as
line bDsel+ Wepe there IN large nlllna
bArs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Iha %IlplyeDa Want

Wnukosha, Wlan OoI,. D@aW, i
Dpynn hnl Il comparatively NhHy hnA
lO1ny Ito mndh l6aA lllnn hnlI N dOsnl
e%pnpnlna, nnl hn lmyolnd by ensA
slnRaA from popTngN CITY 10 lhlA plno0i
ApnnAlng only NJ pnpInpn, Columbus
WhtnpLOWn DeOnDmOWON nnd Wnnkoi
sim. hnln rall during tlp gpentep pnrl
~ lhn dny, Mr. Bryan qnld tonight
JIM 'hN would give tlo Blh nnn gtl Ol
IDS month W llllnOlh Tho 10Th nnl
INN 70, Michigan, nlln Ihe lsIh lDtll
nnii lbth lO Ohio,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Thn tiAunl NnaNlh

Atlanta, unn Get B@hepopts per
nnlnVa from MI lMpts Of tho state tDr
night lDllonlo Tint The, democratic
majority N tOdOys elootl6n FOR menu
hnla W nOnHleRa, members OF Tho Hnn.
arnl assembly, AIht0 Officers mil lOehl
county O%lileopa VIII bp about 90, 1000,
~ th0 doubtful counties TIN result
VIII not bO known until MI tho pros
olnota apo h0npa from, which will rp'
guipn Some tlmN, they being remote
From communication,
Tle leomernf'e Hlnle ollloels elected
Allnn D, Chandlepl peoretnpy Of atnIp,
PM UoOb attorney general, NJ, npps
plll comptroller Honnpnl, w A,
WglRAD lpenanpap, II, N, Pnpkl CONS
mlsHlonOp VI edueatiOM Il, H. Glenn
commissioner Of agriculture, d u,
Stevens,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
.H0GG N
NEBRASKA Fusl0NIsTs TOUCH orr
A Rally AT LINCOLN,
Senator wellington of Maryland Seer
Nothing In Expansion for His
Material Benefit,

blnnoll, Nabu Oet, I==hOll0winp
tho rival demonstration of Yesterday
tho fuHloniHIs NJ Nebraska Ind il
counter demonstration t0dNy with
senator Wellington, OF Maryland, and
ekEH0VepnOp HOHH 0f TnAnA, I'M pplns
Glpal speakers, The crowd In lhn
city WnA very lnpgar Marching clubs
escorted lilo visitors 10 tho state GApis
FOL grounds where tho afternoon meets
Ing WIS held
Governor HoHg confined his Vnmnpka
10 answering Governor HO0Any0ll, lilo
accused tho plnea presidential GNndis
dale on hunting Tho bloody shirt on
f0ltF years MO and denounced Wlnt
lla chilled, the STRUCTURES pissed Oh thA
NATIONAL guard nv compared with lhn
rough riders,
Senator wellington spoke for nearly
two hours lilo mid hd WIS stili N plIs
publican and differed With nryan on
lhe lnIlW anu money questions, hnt
WIS supporting him hNnnpan impppinlr
Ism WIS The issne on NIL Issues md Oh
tlat they were nHpepd, RnnntMp Well
lngt0n nGGuAad the president M lndu1s
inH him by false motpnson 10 vote fop
latifFinH Tho treaty. 0f PApist lIn Anid
lle WIS Opp0Hed 10 Tho Wnp with kpain
from Inc start and still believed W
was Nh unnecessary VIM Nh fnp I'M
GubA N concerned NJ N simply ching
lnH Of masters, md the lRAf, ha anid,
N worse than Tho former
senator wellington and on N0vapnnp
noa4e spoke again tlls evening tO
another Meeting,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
IjDltlDpll thn,uvNVf,

"A aLgytlInu. lgaIlepL ~ narrated By
~ WIN ~ ~ nNfnl ~oOn1lb)On MY a4Il
s S'H "|'''G rsI S'' s'%SS%iIIu",y"1jITy T y Gao'sg 'H MI
d1'1"" M, egss q, ya,e A,"wl |,lta a's@n , aMs ~ ~
lpvaly W. Dly, ,HIeqc loy. lha ngpt ,bOltle
mnaa :, ! neo,ned l%,nppoye.ne1d pom
tH"sw u \ w.'1 d p" .""y,,'sJ' ay9|sxu m,n'sy ~ "b6 6,,a
should my " NY lhpIl Only D0ol,
ulhrmntnpa, w OhAppieB drug Store,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Fighting IN tla iDiepion

MI, Petersburg, Oct, BuHThn Russian
general star liaH received II dIspatGh
denlinR with tlie operations north 0f
Old Nln DllwnnR, which Haya that
General FleiHhnp's division III 5000
llun, with artillery, engaged tho Ghin
lieAe On 4 vast plain covered WITH high
glAAH The Russians lOHt 1--WE officers
Killed aud eighteen lnen wounded,
According u tlle same adyiGaA Colonel
ArtainOn0IY, while ree0n0lterinH win
tlia two a@1ladr0ns IN eavalFy came
Into touch with $4,000 disciplined
Chinese, THESE General FleiaofeF h
expected t6 engage,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
HnnavNl DWDpp ~ NnI,

Berlin, oct, pa=Onlptnl ndyloNp from
PnllnL 1Nl0n snplnmb0p W, naAnpl lhnl
n Further nanmilmtlOn w tho uhinnan
D0nEoommiaAiOnnd Ollnnp npNuanl Dt
Ihn murder M HNpOn Won kOtlAlnp nv
WI ltnd w his sInlnmpnIl non Jlnn
W. ! nnd nv pOOpln mNelyon Oplnpu
from " pplnHn t0 shoot Foreigners,
wherever W. ammo nnvOsA lhnm,V Thn
Aognsed, " npponpA, dpDiod lhnl Tho
order WINS ~ shoot II minister Nv lln
German minlslnh NH hn Declared
himself nnnbln w my which Winm
gnya Illn 0rdNp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Ths Powers Were Unwilling for
American Waller 10 Az
sert Itself
AT THE FALL OF PEKlN
Russian TpOOps Engaging The
Chinese IN Battle IN
the INTERIOR

Green Castle, Ind, Oct, B=aAlaj,
Jesse M, Lee OF tho Ninth infantry has
written from china 10 hla relatives
here, Tha letter Ii fp0m Pelin md N
dated August ia III Mrt m. follows
I'VE have been Oh 4 forced march
with lneredihla hApdships, heat, nhH
hANsllOn and considerable lighting
aver Alnen leaving Tinn Tain on tho
dth, W. hAll every p0Aslble dIau0MH
fort, bNt thanks 10 our splendid quar-,
inpMAslel We did not suffer for s0meu
thinH 10 ont Though " WAa only tho pa1
ti0n Of hard tack and Me0n, After
tlla battle Or fnnHsnn on tho 10Th We
advanced HI0ahllE Oh through Gowns
ilelaa, and The hnnt was sitting, HNnS
dpnds W 9nr men foil Ipom e~shnusti0n,
never bnf0pp slW snel suffering,
such hardship VIZ arrived within Il
few miles 0f the wills OF Palin on
thn 18TH
nIhe allied forces were 10 G0npenr
lrAte around the city and make n gem
ePal attack, but tha Russians, ilp0NHl,
s0nne MISUNDERSTANDING, made n night
attack and thua upset The plans,
non the morning Of the 10Th Gems
oral UhAtfae with MI tho American
troops, undertook 90 force The Inn
pHplAl or Aaeped city tlponah n series
OF RAte# ann walls, WI, Fought mud
advanced step by step, climbing walls
AMI bntterlnH III heavy lp0n Hates.
After about Hlk hours hHltlnH we Ind
taken four AnteH and were MI The Inst
one which wa e0Ald have carried nj
considerable l0Ha when 4 hnlt WIS
CALLED,
1--WE hni evidently gone too far 10
Hillt Some, No II conference OF leppeH
AenlAtlyeA Vt the powers lind 10 ha
held with The result TINT there WIS
no more lighting md W0 went Into
tiy0nan under the walls, THE nest
Hay we moved our GnMp To Tho ngpln
cultural temple grounds and have
been assigned " quarter OF the city TO
R,inpl, protect ana p0lleel
l'1'llhfo npe over 400 men Of the
Ninth Infantry absent, sick and
W0ullnd, only one QlIlGep 10 n cons
lhily AMI only 1--WE captains commando
illa companies | think the faint OF
July III when va stood In mud and
water ~ our Wrists for ten hours N
responsible for lllN sickness,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
COMMERCIAL FAILURES,
A eDMpAFlsDN VI NaMWs ThA. WIN lMs
taEast p@OlillN,MNM

,esast pSlitiulMNM
Nav York, 0eh B~n heporis 10 II,
u, Dunn N Coz sh0W tha commercial
failures f0r thN nine MNnthA VI thin
Nnnr W lAtn, A comparison Ia mANe
bnlOw VI MllNpnA and liabilities thit
year NMd last year FOR nina months IN
different sAetl0Na W thu country
Nav lMHlAnd@l N0O, hBBAl 1900,
l,plh t,lNhllltlpa 1000, NF,blR,BaN
lBDD, lAOas, BON,
Middle 200, hN00l laDD, l,BsB,
liabilities, 1000, NV, DOD, Nj 1900,
#lA al, WI
aoulh - 1000, hspOl lsDN hl1M
hlMhllllinN 1900, Ell,ObhOfDl 1900,
WD, pDO, plM
AoNlhwNsluHalpOO, ava, lspp, Aab,
LlAhllltlpf 1000, AB, DOA,NlB, lANN,
RY,DsM OH
Central Mpsl@lD0N l,l0Al lsDD,
hpss hlNbillllna, 1900, WI hAfN, 100
lsDD, Ala, aOa, 900
NDrlhWna 200, Tbll lADD, Avn,
blMbllilins 1000, Al,stO, BDsl labM
RANlMDDh
pnelneua 300, 1904 1900 Yl,, "a
abilities, VIII llB,bBO) laDD Sn, O0p, llD,
United AtntOs@ 1000, 1891, leDD,
Msbl, binbliitlA 1900, NlOl, AOf, lAsl
lspM #fO, TOD, 10,
A comparison N Mao made between
Tho MllNlOA OF Tho QNnptef iuaI ended
nnn lhOA0 Of Tho corresponding three
months Df l6Oh when bOalnoHH WINS
similarly nlAlNphea by n pOlltioNl
mmpnlRn Anl conditions Wnpn not ms
like lhDAa NJ present existing, Tlh
number and liabilities Npe plvpD heres
with
Numbapum 200, p,blDl lRDN, B,fbf,
hlnblllties. 1000, WV, lM DDol leO0
#tA Rpiblh
Hnnllng - Number 1900 III
sD0, 90, blnbllltiNF, 1900, W., OBl,a
fDD lBDB, AlhGlg,DbN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

ware TIM property " n woman known
Az Evelyn lNyh Mn eAsa WNs e0Ms
tiMNaa Wntil tomorrow,
GEm AMI StiAMDn won't 10 the
VanaWMe iogethw AMI hired \ ro0Ml,
IN n stAtN VI Frenzy and Mt0NieAtiM,
EsOh shDA atFiharM NMA then commits
tod sNlalAA atrianF0M Was taken IA Il
hOaplMl Anil rNeDyaFeM JMst baIoFe
the. tMgNAy !striaprM seoupeA the
PACKAGE Ml plAeea n IN \ safe deposit
vault f n local bank. II II amid
s,NaMM did this NAlNr M assumed
NMnlN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
OssWhtiDn 0f H0.iiillsa In MaBGhupis,

Nj. Petersburg, OM, BmHgenepal
Ur0deh0F, commander IN Tho AfaHl
government, reports that on Heptemr
ber ~ ln received n telegram from
Prince Chung through tha Russian
forcing Office, showing That Prince
Ching WIN authorized ID negotiate ON
behalf NJ China with tIm jOwars In
AOsntHrAtinn WIN Chancellor Chm
Nv Prince GlinA Win n yiaw on faails
itnfinA negotiations, Ind mdnra1 thu
UNAi UAtlni ~ governor ~ TslihlnH,
NJ 1enap lOatinliGst subsequently
LTQO Chinese AhpvdndAmd, Nh fHFr
thur nallnna IN ManaIfHFiH n 0Kpealedi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

During the winter OF lspf Nv Jamal
Mapuhhnlb ,Of Tiny, .UlAy gop W, W.
STRUCK hlH lhH AAnllat u NAtn Of loo III
YYl Y manner ~ v DpulAn y severely
" Pennlne vary much swollen and phil
n1 nm w badly ,lhAl no ngnld mol walk
without, The, M ,Dr nrQleheA, lilo WAl
lIenlon ,bN DhyAlalanaa nlAo uAn1 aevevpl
hlpllA of lInlnlnnl NnA lWD, md hull
anllDenlh,, % !, Il whlahN, IN nhlllnH NJ bnl
nQlhlQH AllNh MY lnlnl Nn ,he begun
uhAM 2 pllAn'A nm lnlM, TllA brought
nllgpal \ Wlnplpln, cure ~ u Wnnk'a llnle
lnl hn DellnAeH ,lhAl hNl ,hn MOI Qaed
~ lnlnnnI llH lnA would h,vn Ind W
Do nlnpnlnled l,Aln llnlYl Y unpqlnleh
IQp. ApInlllp, llHns nnu rheumatism,
l'Op shleH by Ohhppln Drug 20,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
FORTY BOXERS ELIMINATED,
hOlOriONa Anlis IDpalun LnMlW OnplNwL
by Mn JOpanpAn

Polin "Wednesday, Aopt, w, VIII
pnknl Saturday, f'opb ~ nnl Rhnnnt
hni, Oot, y, l)0pyplHblod 1900 by llp
AssooiNtod Ppeas)-rThn flownnn oolp
nnnn, consisting ~ LfDD mpn nnlnr
d0noml Won HOolmonnr encountered
N small boanp fOpnn south W Tim imp
popial lloop nnpk ynrtwlny md Killed
TDplF, III, Itn H)innan irTtnH lin tight
which followed, Tln UblNnan wnrn
PHI Va Hight md epnlImnd, VOnp
HnllnnllA wore W0nnlnh
OH HiH0nb n mnmbnp w Ihn WHling
bl fnmNn Nv nOlOrlDnp Nnll TDvnlull
!nndnnotoa Ald u pntpon or lhn hwsnpA,
bean nmplnvpd from lln imperial
nlty by Tho J%npnnOanl lIls lnln Inns
moi benD dnlonninnn npon,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
NndnrAlnA N.nNhnnn,n Anlpn

Berlin Dgt, g---1LN unpmm mpnpu
print flm nllnHod French DOin W lhD
poWnps d@Mnnidtng thn hOtllnmnnI w
Tho OhilAao question: And, MI p@o9npnI
upon N w N most favorable sentiment,
Tho V0ssiGlpsIitnDR Haysl W. ibN
n0tN brings about harmony among ihn
Powers, " VIII DON good WDvl,"
uroM Mitgtn's uply M lln unpmMD
n0fe ~ 0KINGtGd soon, Atd " IN nsunpl'
9d lO ha favorable,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Nallnw in,up ApppaNlna,

Washington unt, Baaappiyntn letters
rnnnlvNh From llhvNnN lntipntN thAt
much apprehension aklAta NmoMH
Americans There rnHnrding tho yellow
leyuh ~ lhn condition grows worse
lnAtNnd VI imWpOvtnu Civilian ems
ployea In GNbn Heom 10 DA subject 10
Tho alaunae and In ApvppMl government
offices many have hoen atrinlMn,
Nllnpn N ynt ~ IaAp Ol tho fever
AprnNAlnH nmOnA tha IpOOpA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
BURNING THEIR MONEY,
HDOslap DaMnapals Making 10 FMss Ovap
hvMathiNw nv Dthnp,

sSWvNsrS SeV'HeFWEH WWWssN ~ PNsH Vsut
sNMathiNs ~ Othah
Indianapolis, Oct D==-Tha city NJ
indianapolis tonight presented \ saanp
nj democratic teativitiaA From vNp-
ieus portions or the business dlstpiNt
stpaaMeps Of bunting and flags warn
tlNAH 10 tho bMasa, while pOrtpAlts
framed In electric bulbs W distinguish.
OIL types 0f democracy wape displayed,
Az \ O'Clock \ parade Of NIL the climbs
and organizations marched through
the stpaats, while thousands Ot people
lined the sidewalks md ehaepeh, Tho
display NJ democratic enthusiasm WNs
rendered more atfeptiye by hundreds
Of Greek fire. candles burned along Tho
thoponghfappA which In tum
were augmented by ~skypookats and
other fireworks IN W0tnsi0n, The
city VIVA entirely In Tho hands OF lhn
democracy. A multiplicity 0f trans
.pnvnneles IN the Mrnin md vmi
aolornd uniforms ~ The different denls
oUpRtip clubs added HpnnlN IN thn
aplenh0r ot Tho DIMENSIONS
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
BEGINNING OF TAe SLUMP,

tiaM hNARM t0MM on MNtMOlah IN,
MNtiMiuh
milwaukee,, ONt, D#a1hn lavmiNu
wisconsin IN authority nor the an
nnMloNmeDt tOdNy TINT tlonupNl Md,
WApa u, bNAN w NnnANlAn, Wlau
llfnl0nH nnmNpMh WIN AnpVan anVopNl
terms IN pDnuroaA, has NutnpMlnnN IL
nonlN ont n tHFooiNh IN HNppNrt nf Me-
klnlnN'A election HoMepNl HMug me
n0NnnnA lNlAy hta NnNoptNnu0 Ol Nh
invitation 10 Rdnpesa " pOlitiMl mauts
Inn IN the olty nest week, Nhn invl.
lhliOn WINS siNnnn, by Il nNmhep oI
ppnmihant AOll nnmOuMth On Ilia
occasion he will advocate MokinleN'a
nlnptiOn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
DARING H0LDUP
RoBBgRRs slRsE ENGINE, BAaaAea
AND RxPRgss Cans.
A Relief Train Sent Out In PufsNit Of
the Daring Outlaws sheriff
and Pesss Aboard,

Omaha, Ooh NAHha Burlington
passenger tMin WaA heln Nh Mpau
miles south M Council bluffs M II
0'elonk toAighh Tha engine, bNgeNgn
NNu ekpreAs oars were detached Nhd
FMn on,
A peliel twain Inns lust ataptaa toM
Council hlMlfs, manned by n ahApiif'a
pDBAa ARMED 10 tho taeth,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Mare GhiDnHp AIrOpillps,

W~AhinHtOn Opl, n-rMI Un0dDOw,
aOnAul ENnOvnl M tho United Hlnl04 vi
HhNngll0t, mpppts IN tln department
NJ state w y dlsWtah tnst mo0iynd llN
murder NJ Two American mlssimmiAA,
Mtn Hnttin Il, htM, md MiM Mury
Hust0n both M thn Uhim lnlnDd Min
sinn mld sIattmpnd ~ M OhnnR, u,
Shan ~ WOvtnmL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
NMilEnndA Ilnln I'm Anl,

indianapolis, Oct, =s President
Mitchell on tl0 United Mine WOphnrl
has written the national |lmadguAVlops
herd Tint lla N GOnhdGnt m anGnpine
HVGatGp G0nmsHonHt lfa GlniDA DID
IHilFOnds held tho hoy IN lIlG situation
and N IN useless lOdeHl with GENERATORS,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
%Itis,uUr0Lit INN bopvN

/, Was Tho ,rasNIE N bE aplandid health
indGnltablA Will md HeHandoys apevgi
orr. n0t found whore Ef0WHAh, nvpf
Kidneys and HqwGH aFe, 0lt M Qrder
W YOU YHDt, thAm 1nNllhes, md ,thf
eHaaaab. thGy hEJnHl Hai M kiDH'H NeN
tlfa PUN Dntg w aanA M NhaPple'A
DRUG Store
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
sWiFep THE sFAHkLlHs,
A GhteagG MN VIII w Askm IN Ulss
EgpHa EyGlgnt JgWntn

Nav Y0rk, 0ah ~, ", sVidwML
NJ WltWpHn, VIM Wns sh0t Ivy Holm
Es0n ala0 IN 0hiNsn IN tho HOlnl
Vnld0nG s0UN WGnks, mo, WIS IN lll0
police court tnday, HllNvR0d Win Nm
lArGGnH N n naakNge N diamonds WI,
pad NJ tl,OW from Ea0M VIM golpA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

for action, EAglish ships wppn sant 10
demand TN auwanhah and the Uhinesa
evacuated tho plAee, Tho British
then h0lstea thaip tiags and Tho othpp
commanders put their respective flags
upNn tho foptitiaatiMsn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
IlDNNlnM Linn prDMhlra,

Seattle, Washn Oct, IA spnoinl 70
tho Times from VAnpouynn u, O.
sRys tho trouble M Mount nNkpp over
tho boundary line dispute hNs almost
ppNphnd nm International ppisia, Nosr
topdny \ papk of goods on The way
from Ghillwaok to Mount nnkor for
nm American owner ~ claims WAs
Heiand by American custom authorities
on The Hp0nnd thhl the goods hnh gene
across tho boundary line Into Tho
AtAtaa, DeRne, tho provisional surveyor
who IA fixing thn boundary line, anya
TINT oanda will derive Il stretch III
new land Two miles WldN by thp moys
Ing of the line baok where " WIS
originally and should now bp lopNinn,
Valuable American mines ma lnelnlr
cd In This stpip,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
InMNlA AWNING IN lnnNNtL

Vienna, flat, Dnvr4'hm Admiralty Inn
vHGatvAd tJlH following diapAtah from
NNkui nu RHeOrGAllM with hla M
SdxlgN III khAi9 ttHt Nun lwas decided
ujWrl ty u A0NHelI on fha admiFRla
September W. and aH Wan prepared
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
N ILMrlI.

Vhe magHfgGtHmT M thinner HaIve
nave RHtl8glfGd VIM H1derslRned NJ
guarantee " k0F bHFHh gy1a s0fdh Hlnarat
FefteT saaelyH and, mn lfJH d~laaHeap'
f6gF m6leg. HAGk N .dGRsDn M NIL III
Glalmh Holmes N Calhoun
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

DnmDwNls Am WelpDmn W Thin

New llnyon, Optr \, a.aNeaplY. com
plOln mlnuna From The nhlltln TOWn'
elections yosIopday show \ Det pepnb
ll0Nll lOeA oil anYnn LOMnhl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Nav lDanl 'Npnapaa I'm nam,

lima Peru Oah a=u00nspasH llas
adopted n vote M annsnpp and tho
cabinet has resigned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
ppDnbln NuiulOu NJ Nsw yoph BANKER

Nav York, Det, s=H0bopt Mo0nphy
Lord, n mllpod bnnEpp, WIS found
dnnh ~ hlH home lNle lnst DlRhI, with
Indications Or sNinlng,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
M HDwnp In ThsIps,

hAnAlDg, Oel, D,amThe State supreme
DOnpt Ina Declared ll0 beet algap
bounty Inv uDpOnHtjtuilODDl,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-22
New Feed for Hogs.

Mr.. G. NJ. Wier tells us of a new
feed he has discovered for hogs-or
more properly speaking one he has
adopted. 1t is poke salad. We have
known of its being cooked up with
meal, hominy, peas, turnips and the
like but MIR. Wier is the first person
to cultivate it for that purpose as far
as we know.
Finding that his hogs ate it with
great relish and seemed to thrive
upon such diet. Mr.. Wier has under
taken to cultivate or propagate the
plant. He has set out 500 hills and
will plant more. He puts them about
in the fence corners, along hedge
rows, on ditch banks. and other waste
places thus incumbering no land that
might be used for other purposes.
Boiled with little meal and Stops
he says the poke salad is a good feed
for hogs and he would rather have the
meal from one ear of corn cooked up
in this way than four ears of corn to
be fed dry. He has tried it and knows
what he is talking about.
The poke sprouts put out early,
grow rapidly and last long time and
Mr.. Wier thinks others would do we'll
to give it trial. No cultivation is
required and absolutely no expense is
incurred. The only labor necessary
is to plant the roots and gather the
leaves.