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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
TRAIN ROBBDR KILLED
Flueky Burlington Bxppass Mes'
senaar Pumps Lead Into
His Hide,
ONE BANDIT ESCAPED
-------
Express Tar Blown OpeN with
Dynamite NNt No lIO0ly
AppNppN,

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Got, A~wThe
oNpnnp 0f " train pObbNp WINS brought w
" sudden lApmlnntl0n nnAp this city
shortly Nftap midnight, by . Well'
directed bullet from Hnn hold by
tlhAploa HNAlnp, express messenger on
Tho burlington pOan
Ihnpn Wnpn tW0 men pOllnhPDad w
The hOldnp They h0nrdnd thh train w
thn Union pAnltlp lpAnAfNp and climbed
over lho tender 1nat ~ the !rain was
crossing Mosquito crock bridge, Nm
gtnoop DOnolly Nnd Fpank Holman
fireman, who WnpN In Nlngga OF tho
engine, ware Opdopad 10 slew lp M
aODll IN thn train Ind CROSSED thn
bridge, WhllO 0ln mAn hold n pep
y0lVnp on lh0 engine npnW tho other
went bnnk Nnd onI olf The bngRngo nnd
mnll onpA, leaylng mo day ooaohos and
alnnlnpa atnDning'On Tho main line,
Acting under Opdnpa tlla engineer
pulled the tpNin halr N mile down tho
tpnnk, where n stop WINS MhdA' Here
ono 0f Tho p0hbaps approached tha on
press eAp and 0pdeped MnaAanRnp Ban
Tor 10 OpNn the door, He Pefnaad W
do No, Under oOmpnla0n lonRinaep
DOnelly attached n stick 0f dynamite
tO tho siao door on tho oap and blew
N epell,
Iii Tho meantime Messenger Baxter
Aonnpod hlA HNn md escaped from t|le
door On tho 0pp0aita side 0f lha pnV,
Az AO0n M tho door WINS opened one 0f
th1 pObb0ps entered tho 1Rp, while his
companion marched the engineer nnd
npenlnn baok W tho looomotiye,
BaAinp Opept npoNnd w front 0f thn
engine, and aaOing 4 p0hhap keeping
glnPn OyNp tho engine 0pAW' tlp0n ono
shot, Killing the man instantly, Al
sODl I'M tho shot wins hanpl tho rob
bpp IN tho nnp jumped W thn ground
nnd tln1 through n n0pn llnln' phn
pObbop Inside thn nAp WNR preparing 10
blow Ih0 snfo M Tho llma hia pompNnr
Ion WIS killed, Ho peased 0popatl0na
M Onen and no damage WINS done w
The contents 0f tho GNp, nor WINS any
thing mlsaed After putting on N new
express GAp and transferring Tho
freight the train pp0ooaded W KallaAH
City,
'I'hN dnAd bandit IN Unknown, Ho
WIS powerfully built, with blaok hnip
and mOnataeho AbOnt Mn foot lall md
apparently f0pty'hye years Of age,
Although n large pOaHo so0npad the
eiffitnhsHHs @HHlittHpNT @HHlittHpNT no Trace tpAaaAa AAA hnnn
f0nnd Of the man who afOAp0d M lhA
woods Plla dNna pObb1p WIS partially
innntiNou t0lny M N hnphnp WhO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
vhs Meusansev's Aooounh

Nh, JOSaph, Mo-, 0et, a#mlgKppeHa
Messenger ghAplea ", HaKtap, Wh0
killad lha Burlington tpain pobbep naaV
0Opn0ll Bluffs WINS ON Tho passenger
train tllNt WAs held np on q Patl way
branch neAp hare on tha night 0f Jali-
navy IN, 1894, WhaD Tho safe WIN
lOOfnd, Ha has bNan ready 10 use A
Winchester since thai night
hAktnp said Today = WINS aNn'
piolona when the fpAin stopped tho
hpst tima, md whAn u atOppad tho
second time / Ind my Winchester and
0AplpidNlH ready, l a0t ON on Who 0l'.
pOalte Side from Tho p0bbapa md hld
behind the eMhankmNnt, which IA
seven feet hlGh. Hooking over, 7 aould
HaA Rll thAt WIS AOlDE OH, bnt " Wna
Soma Tina before OOnld distinguish
befwNaD tha p0bbep And tho others,
Finally th1y started AWAY from tho
Oap, lenginaap DOnnelly Nid FivamAn
Frank Holman In front and tho v0bboV
bahin1 them, holding hR revolver NJ
lhalp heads, I dped nt him, aiming MI
his bvaaat He rolled down thN om-
banklVent on Tho opposite slda 0t tho
track, and M ha foil he Nallad |
'pPAnk, V'pAnk, twice, y
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
HApipnliOn Of mn TI,na LlnIh

Scranton, Got, Atom 'W before
fhtpslAy, October A, +" wins the time
limit set 10 the offer Oh ZEN p0p CENT
increase and separate arbitration eOnH
tAiled Ia the notice posted by tlle Delu
aware AMI hnghANnllnn and Western
companies. Tine Associated Press eOpl
respondent asked Chief Clerk pObplek
Df LA0hAWallla how many men had
showed utb fOf work, nW6ll, 4 onnnOt
tell That exactly" replied TOLpiek,
"bnt ! Oail giye You tho enact number
u 9OllierieS THAT resumed operations, y
nyesY' remarked Tho correspondent,
"hoW iilAiiyW mot u blamed ono, y
and ,f0bpiek pesiinled hls desk work,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
AlWy pbunpn plnua,

Canton, ohio, Opl, dit N probable
lhnT tho departure Ol President md
Mira, Mckinley Tor Washington nekt
M0ndAy will end thar short vacation
IN GAnt0n Vhn presidents lenviDg N
llkoly 10 nnpasalnln Il phnnAa IN the
plnna fDp Ihn IlO0aevNll mnnting on
OpIohop w, which fhn lonnl commit
toN Ind lnpl arranging 10 hnye hold
Oh Tho Mckinley lawn md Or which
thny hnd hOpnd ~ hnye lhe president
lntpOnnon Iln apnnknp, l'hn mnaliDR
VIII probably ba held down town.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Alnnnnlnr nnnlnrnl,

Portland, 0pa,, Oar l=uWnltap D,
Finn, who IN ohApand win nbaOOndinp
from Nav YORK. gity IN OpIobpp, 1900,
with VII 900 belonging 10 thn Amopli
nnll l9kppnHH company, IN WHOSE hNt
plOy lo WnH III lhn lilD, wins Gnpl
lnpNh lnel HnInpdRy NJ Burton CIV,
Hl G,, whore ho WAA WOpkln IN " min
Inv 0slnpl Hlnn waived nAlpndlll0l
pnpapA md Nv now on biz way t0 New
York In ghnpHa Or All Officer,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
CALAMITY AND HATE
DOCTRINES PREACHED ny TKE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts, Reviews
tho Auts Of bryan and
His Followers,

Boston, Got, 4r--HolatOr Lodge spoke
MI tha republican convention, saying !
nThiE IA t0 In n gpent struggle, Our
hRg haR heen mAllgnNd, the patriotism
0f ONp soldiers and theip loyalty W tlle
country they savve hna bAen Inn.
pHgnad, ,phnp0 IN much M stake, md
" vow Ind bn0n with mo on my wasts
apn tOnv md hAd h00u tho great poyO.
lHti0R which IN taking plane theve In
favor 0f Tho republican, tlcket \ mn
sure yon wonld have venawod oollh'
danGa
Vh0 speaker than dascpibod M oOl.
siderable detail tho trouble NJ Victor
In which Governor Roosevelt figured,
tIa aaidl Nv WIN 10 ~ | whloh VIVA
engraved on tha banners which WI
sAW MI Victor, There wnn nothing
there nb0nt AntirimIpvialism, viotOv
WIS tho only plaee IN Colorado where
any disturbance occurred, nlld "
aroused Indignation NIL over tllo stats.
! haya no fault 10 find, nothing but
pity gnd sadness IN my faUlinHs toward
those mNn, Those mon ware lud w DO
theao things by laadovs and tlle teM1hs
ings those lnad0vs uttered, ,phe raA.
s0H IN That bryan mud those who follow
him pveaGh nothing but tho a00tvino
III hatred and 9alamity, They preach
hatred from nna American w another,
They array aeetOll againHt section
and preach disG0vd wlleve tl0va should
he nlthing but union,
Senator A0dga told h0w General
HRla, who Ind hjs Colorado, regiment
thr0Ngh Tho Philippines M a0I0lal Nnd
WIS pFanlatad W hvlgadtNv gallarNl and
WIS aRlled Hp0n t0 speak and aNld N
am n fVea silver man, hHt whaN ttle
H@R INV which have fought and
plArahad with " attacked the uniform
I have worn IN aEsailed, MN going w
vote f0F n pRFty That stNlldH wv both,
And I'M WINS hissad down and Nll0waA
IN speRk no nlaFel' "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
New kppinlInn IlunOpN,

New York, Oct, 4--MaAwell W,
Long, the remarkable short distance
gunner ~ the New York Athletic 0lnb,
who ast0nished TIM European world
lAst summer with his ElNpd Dn the
tpnok and turf, reserved tor hia own
country hia epOWning athletic nnhiev0s
ment, Az Vino old Gutenberg pnoo
tpaok w New Jersey, today, h0 pail "
stpaightAwRy quarter mile in f0rty'
aeyeD seG0nas, banting oil previous
records f0p thp distance,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

" uGOhDiNti 10 the ealandnp and lhg
Il wuAllhou DlIIIvunnlk, N ony On t,lrlunld allIa
a. u A0Dl lp VIII llp nRhlll, una ,Wp AlllJ.
pOpn hn VIII bflllA Wilh hin lia
llnllgl voIlnllH " BnOw, ,lgo, ,ppll and bllNS
snrdH, Arc NOn prppAp6d, fOI Div pauapliDpY Y
HOW N yDl!p Whp1pODnf I'O lleil lllg
DllnnHas III ,tlln W1Alllnp DlAt hhpatds Iha Old
ellpH uOllllu,, ,sOll must 10 WApilllk plDlul,
Ugesnl your lpAl Wihlep'H )yepgD4t lpOA y
llltle HhnDbyY ISM your lhHt, Wlillep'A AplE
No WOIHe iOr Nm, ,WnAv yqll laye Alvull IVY
yS' y yt %'"r o1 "S'A' y ssvysyy yS sSe yvs,ys :.
&lss,lh y. A IA Msls osI \ Mos I4ts'aaskSsy St ssss.
..,u XIV aGE."iGlK nn bayo Hon'e M , ol2.hIpa I'M,
pNpllpsl rnUuaAl lllAt Won ylHit III bgfppH
lllntlilN my plirCllaAeB III Winter UlOllliA
Alld FilrnlgllnH We want w ,Hbb yUlll
gnlEio ", NJ Y, On N tl1n my ne baAllfu m alotnlIpA IA
result, M thO bost dpeHgpps III billings arc
~ t6s fY,@Hi wlUss' iiapNv nHd I'D SssI' lGInnas
th0. market NfYDvdA 4Hd vOll buy your
UlOthlny gt IN kYN VIII enjoy WegrlilN lll AB
XIII ow Sy. \. sS G"ys' s wss' yGSvgS GsgS7 .R %s
aiYia "a, w, w Saile MvAqle q YyoaA, ,,. n
You seu You tnhe ilO pIsk heiez=iltt plD,
Wo WAilt kDll i0 fhvOr In Win n GRll, WI
shall uApo0t you,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

Boston, Oct iHwHepnblioana Of Mnsl
sanlluaetta mat In thA Boston theAipl
today 10 bold theip atnte convention
And tha following tlpknt WIS nominate
adl doyepD0p, W, Murray Crane, 0l
Dalton lieutenant g0ynpnOp, jeffrey
!, Hat9s, NJ HOHtODj secretary Of state,
William Dln, Oh Boston treasurer,
ildwAVd A, HaadIopd, OF Springfield
ATTORNEY general, hOaaa W kn0WltOn,
0f Nav tiedf0pdl AndIIop, Henry W.
,IupDnp, Of Maiden,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Allar llla VVNAlA,

Springfield, lll, 0et 4~-HNavotavy
~ kfAte ll0ae today sent pa, 600 n0tiaaA
M corporations vo1nGating them w
mAk0 affidavit thai Tiny Wa In no
manner G0nnaaIed with fVnsta, md w.
tpgn the anidaylts W hls otiiaa within
thlpty days, " " VatNVn N not mRde
within thN specified Time tho Inv nov.
mits tha seapatApy NJ stAle M proceed
w tlla a0nvfs ggalnst the delinJR0nts,
tllH hNe f0p tllA first 0lYNnAe NJ entev9
Inv n tpuEt combination heiuH Hat lpss
tllan woo nov mare Than M, OOO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Moet Mnhps AuOpt WDvk ol Opeeaim

Kanaaa, CITY, Oct, amsJank Root, VI
Chicago, kDDoknd ont Dan OpendON, VI
Australia, IN 0nn pONNh M Convention
hull tonight W thn presence w 1900
people, 'Pln hAht lAatel two minutes
And thlplysfDnp seconds, Root landed
u hApll piHht swing on lhe jAW tlDDpa
Inv tppndDD And ending lhe fight
GpendOD 0NtWaiNhah lia opponent
twenty pounds, bNt NJ no time WINS ho
abln 10 land u damaging blow, Root
WIN thh nHpnssDp from tbn hlnri, hlts
tlng Ihn Australian M viii hOol naa
pnpnn without IL aHpHIph,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
VinnrppnHl,lnDllni ONnlIlNin,

Omaha, Neb,, Oct 4 ~~ Governor
Nooaeyolt delivered u lengthy ndhroHs
10 " large audience IN OmnhN tonight,
completing \ peeOra of ton Apn0pIuH
during Tho dny, An elaborate stpeot
procession proceeded tho speech Mnkr
Ing, 'Ihn governor HpDke M hour nnd
n hnlf md WINS listened I'D with close
attention throughout, Az midnlghb
the tpnin loft for Town, IN which Atnie
the governor Will mako n numbor or
appnOhna tomorrow,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

Cruz, who wins rnsengnfnlly murdered
by Tho insurgents, The pnpp0sn N NJ
show tho United RtAtaa governments
Intention 10 protect lta frlonds nnd
faithful servants,
Monday night, October /, TIN rabals
killed Lieutenant Mnk Wagner, Of tho
AOth regiment VI yolunteop Infantry,
near PAWN, Island 0f panAy, N
A detachment W Tho ljth regiment,
NJ DOhOl Island, 0ne VI Tim Vlsnnynn
group haa encountered u force Of tho
enemy, killing thirty of them, One
American WIS killed,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

minute address 10 Tim highly excited
mnn pnpanadnd them ~ ~ h0me
'lhnn ha hurried w this place where
y, 600 miners were gathered on AhnmOa
klN md bDmlAnpnn streets, awaiting
thp arrival Os tho Mapphpva, ler0m il
hOtal balcony tIAptlM told 0f his ale.
nnasfnl mission and pInAd with hlA
ANditOps 10 lispepaa, which they did,
Some lime laleP officials 0f tho North
Fpanklln announced That 10 prevent
trouble Tho nOlliapy W0Nll not ba
operated until lhn strike WAS SETTLED,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
DECLINED BY STRIKERS
Zen Per Cent, Increase D0as Net
Tempt the HastsrA 00al
workers,
RELIEF APPLICATIONS
Arr Beginning ~ Dp Received BY
I,Opal Unions IN keVH
ppal SECTIONS,

llnseltDD, Pm, OUt, AmuNOt thn
AliuhlaAi nDlieh hns bnnn taken by thn
striking eDnl miners Ol thn ION pnp
cent advance 0ifnpph by snvepal or ihn
large companies Az pnp M dnnnllnly
known, n0t one AlrlklnH mln0p Inns n6r
neplnn lhn nnvnnee, bur OD lho Othnp
hAnn mDpa have 1nlI lhnlp plnpoa, N0tl
nbly IN tho Hehuylhlil peHl0n wh0pe
three additional GOlll0plea Of tho Heads
lnu company Wnpn AllNt down, United
Milne W0phops Oiiulala Ap9 Sill hApI
M work trying 10 olOao lhe r0W nlDna
lhnI continue IN operation
All 0pAnnlNars md nnllOnal commits
enlllpll were III sDnln pnpl W lhn Hold
during lhn dnN, Ollly President Mils
eln1l being Oh nnIN nt thn hnnd0unptp
hpa, MITCHELL dld little olAp llnn nh
lulIl I'D lllA DDt'rbsp0llilplpn Hnn ailH,yAf
telephone onllA from different soGIlOna
Of lhe region, When h0 WINS nBknd
WhnI WIS nav IN lhe strike ailuntiOn
no briefly anid 1--WE ape waiting on
tho OPERATORS tie sald ho hAn no
information iOdAy Nv ~ lhe moves
nlents ,Of the operators other thnn
tllAt printed III the nnWAlnDnpai ttp
also remarked thai the oaIl fOp mo
anthracite Mlnops' convention IN not
yet Ia sight When the 0all IN isaued,
however, Scranton will probably ba
chosen nor II, bpoanse on iis aynjInbII1
lty Tor convention pnpp0AeA, l3nl NJ IN
TOO emily 10 my Tint tho convention
VIII be held there neAt Wednesday,,
Applications by thn aIpjkjnN niYjD0ps
for relief npe beginning 10 bo pneNiyNd
BY local unlOnB Iii several sootlOna 0f
tho anthracite field, PpnsiaonI MIL
ehell aAid IOnigllI Ihnt Whpvnvnp Nis
plioatiOns havn boen n,ndn, Iponaaapy
supplies were fupnl4hplr A popOpt
lhat Il committee pnppnanltIpn twenty
three lO0nla embracing 0bolt j1,O6O
miners WOuld uonlnp with fhn nOIjoDnj
president ever telephone about poli1f,
bnt IOninhI thlA hn1 MOI In,nn nI0nn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Five llNhnDWn

Washington, Oet, a.-tinnppAl Mae
Arthur reported 10 tho Wnp depart.
ment today that hve soldiers dlpd In
the m0ul,tains of Lnguna province
after having made their aHonpo from
the insurgents, by whom thOy Ind
been eAptupoa The dnlo VI their
d0ath N unknown md no details npe
furnished M 10 tho manner thereof,
" IN supposed, however, thnt they
peplshed from starvation nnd exposure
Ngtnp hnving lost thnlp wny,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Mnra Thnn 1000 Ylnllmn,

Galveston, O0t 4~-'l'ho oOvpAoa VI
those killed IN the great storm nlp
still being recovered NJ Tho rata Of
twenty-five u dny, N IN now certain
tha dead Ia this oily will exceed
5000, bayond the oily limits l,DDD,
md On tlla mainland more lhnn 100,
aomnopoial conditions nve improving
pNpidly,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
T'vDuIDlg AnliuiDntad,

BiainOkin, PA,, OCT, aH-At b 100 thil
evening " special train 0f hve OaplOHda
0f armed deputies tlBsAad through hers
from Behnylhlll county Oh tha way I'd
'frayertOli l0 guard mo North FFAliklll
e0lliery tonight iietween I,bOO Rlld
1000 strikers Apa now nObiIiKad MI
MI Carmel Rid Will begin tlle nlAvoIl
s0Oii General Goblin IN gOIlvevaNlli
With tile contemplated march and II
trouble ensled would be in readiness
t0 furnish troops,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

NIAppNh DnlN IN I'ppApMpnh

indianapolis, Oct, Im#Thn O0nyaDr
zion on Democratic Clubs WINS eAllnd 10
order Nj 1890 this morning, W, N,
H0apat waA pepeleeted president, MAk
lhMs0n VIVA elected spGpnlapy, AIll
MApona DAILY, tpnnsnpnp, Bryan Alld
Stevenson spoke thlh afternoon,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
~ AyOld ONanslva pNpiisnnsNip,

Nav York, Oot, i--gAvl bohnps Inns
resigned the presidency Of tho National
Civil Service Reform association, III
0pdop, " IN atAted, thAt his personal
advocacy 0f Tho election 0f Mr., Bryan
shnll not IN effect banr In my why
against the nOn'partiann usefulness W
LhA nAa0alAtian,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

WISCONSIN FLOODS
mmzMsHmEMrw
HEAVY RAINS SWELL RIVERS no
RAGING TORRENTS,
Lumber and Logging Interests suss
tain Immense Loss In
Consequence

Milwaukee, 0nt, HH A Sentinel
special from WAnkeshA, Wls, aaysI
Th0 Wisconsin plvap N pAglnH AH tlll
peauit Oh heavy pAlnBJ And hnR 0kGGldi
pd th0 flood nlApk Of lAst SPRING I'hi
damage NO fap VIII peAGh thousands Oi
dOllaPs And n littlG apGAtnp plaa, Whigll
IA expected before morning, will result
IN llllnonse lOas, One NJ, 600 pile 0i
lumbop llas hOated out ~ mo Barker
and Stewart yards, All Tho lslandp
belQw lhe city Ape supmepaed p'ho
HWkep md Stewart mill Ald tllat NJ
Alexander HteWapi hnnlbep 0Olnpnlly
haVe boon forced 10 ,hhnt doWll,
TWenty blooks mo Hooded,
Near HdHaP the kOpwnsIapll pond
has Two washOH!a ON NH plvnv md
0np NJ Hilltpl ,Alld no trims hAye b00ll
able tO HHt through, Az Mapatp0ll
0lly tlle bQOlls alld piers were washed
gnt, releasing 1900, 600 foot 0f lOHH,
Vlle milwaukee, POND lNA WAsllOnta M
Pine river alld Desert JnIlgtiOn, anttina
ON Ail Trains lg this place,
Chippewa vain reports " bin piaH IN
chippewa rlyep AIld u damaging Hood
IN antleipNtad!
GhehAlis, VIII, reports damage VI
Vim railway nlld trains Apa d1lAyAd hK
Llle alOpln, Az BlAek River Falls, thp
lilNak river shows N twelve foot piAn,
Vino highest NJ tIla seaa0n
kAnkHllA, VIII, peIOpts WashOHtA 0ll
tiM GhleRgO md k0vlhWnstepn lM'
tween tlnlp Rld Fond Nl IiAp, GRpHing
G0lEldepAble delay M traiDs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
A OolllaioD karp0wIy Ayav,sa,

FllHMOkiD, OCT, ansPVeNldanE FNhay
NJ tiie Ninth United Min0 Workers disr
lrleL talepil0ned fgOm P0ltsvlllp IN
NuOyAe PAvtllll, AeapalAFE III thla dtAu
Wlef, 10 nan tlM march liAptlin, No.
aolnjaniad ny Aavaral l0eaI members
M tlla executive b0agd, hurried VIZ the
rONd And nv tiveN1 Hidga, three hlilas
0Ht fvOm Mount llaphnal, Gelll0 w HJ0H
tlle nltFGllAVA, Vino H0lHlQittAH Al0Hnfr
M u platform, Alld HRrtlin IN II AvG
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
lipyAn IN IndlaDu,

ltehen0n, Ind, gah arwH0n W, H.
HpgNl'a AliGial train WIZ FHg NHt lera
tNniAht MleF be had RQnalnded INV
AppGah baf0Fe tte national deMaapaLip
club convention NJ indianapolis, He
made N AvaHah here I'm tta court h0HAa
AgHAFa, Rnd WIS listfnad w hy ono M
VIM lApgeat audiences that have RFaafr
Nd MIN on tlla entire tgHFi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
NEWS From THE PHILIPPINES,
VFa0RA Engnss n flANd M insNFEaRls NRd
MHng ArR Killed,

MApiM, 0ltNg,--'Fha RaW Pbiiippipa
commission xrNW d0lRfRd N, 400 w
the widow NJ I'm lnyAl RRd etItaiaRt
RlllpiR0 pFpsiApnt M the fawH ~ Santa
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STATED BY SCHURMAN.

Aspirations of Filipinos for Self Govern
ment to Be Satisfied if Possible.
New YORK, Jan. 1S.--A special to
The Herald from Washington says:
r "The motive has been, taking account
of the experience as well as the political
aspirations of the Filipinos, to devises,a
form Of government adapted to them, SO
as to secure on the one hand good gov
eminent, and on the other to satisfy
their aspirations for self-government,''''
This statement relative to the Philip
pine commission S report was made by
Jacob Gould Schurman, president of the
commission. All that Mr. Schurman
cared to state further was that the re-
port would consist of four or more vol.
umes, the first Of which would be de:
voted to the condition of government to
be established III the Philippines after
peace and order are restored. ..,
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Notice to DeIinOuentS,

The subscription price of the UNION
is only one dollar per year, if paid in
advance. Owing to the present high
price of paper and printers material
there is no margin for profit in furnish
ing an all home printed paper like the
UNION at that price. However, there
will be no increase in the subscription
price of the UNION, but I have re-
ceived positive instructions from the
publisher to strike the name of every
delinquent subscriber off the UNIONS
subscription list on and after Feb. lst
next. G. l. STAPLES,
Business Manager.
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are based solely Oh the belief that Gen.
eral Buffers arrangements to advance
would be completed Monday or Tuesday
at the latest. The war office has posted
this notice:
The following telegram is the only
news which has been received in regard
to General Buffers operations. near
Springfield.
The telegram then proceeds to repor,
the death of a private from dysentery at
Springfield camp, Jan. IS, and the
wounding of another private in a recon.
naissance towards the Tugela river
Jan. 15.. =.
General French s success, though con.
soling to the British, is recognized as
being only side issue. The country is
grateful to learn that the British losses
in this engagement were only 6 men
killed and 5 men wounded. The news
that two transports with troops have
been ordered from Cape Town to Port
Elizabeth indicates that substantial re-
Inducements are on their way to Gen
eral French,
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CABLEGRAMS FROM OTIS.

Troops Busy in Northern and Southern
Luzon and in Panay. ',' 81
WASHINGTON, Jan 1S.-The following
cablegrams have been received by the
war department. from General Otis: =
''Schwan's troops in possession of Ba:
tangas province about to move eastward
into provinces of Tayabas and Laguna;
Wheaton moving on Lemerk and Taal
and has navy corporations; casualties
slight, insurgent loss considerable in
men and property as keep up constant
opposition; expedition under Kobbe
leaves for hemp ports tonight
General Hughes absent on Western
coast Panay policing section; band Sc
Tagalos, which landed Negros .Decem-
Der, struck by Byrne in Negroes noun.
tains, who killed 10, captured % rifles
and ammunition; no casualties; troops
in Northern Luzon busy pursuing robber
bands with good results"
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SOMETHING NEW m IRON.
Canadians Expect to Send Over a Large
sSls Amount This Season ge l5s4a

Canadians Expect to Send Over a Large
Amount This Season. W
n DULUTH, Jan l8.-The first step to-
ward suppl lying iron ore to the United
States from mines in Western Canada,
has been taken BY the lyonna CONNER
cial compans Of Ste. Maria, Ontario.
This company is now engaged in build
ing railroad from Little Pic, north
eastern coast Of Lake Superior, to mines
1t has found a few miles inland. It is
opening the mines land is erecting ore
docks at Little Pic capable Of handling
100000 tons annually. It has just
closedlsa contract with the Pressed
Steel Car company for 80 steel
orest & carsssQ4 Of LOG, O00ss pounds
capacity each, which with the short
haul will give very large yearly Ca
paclty. The company expects to deliver
to American furnaces the present year
over'1 100000 tons of high grade hema-
lite ore. It is also to s1nelt ailarge por-
ton of it's ores at Ste. Maria, where
it has works under erection. It is stated
on the best authority that these works
will reduce ores electrically and will
make nickel steel for the K1upp works
Of Essen, Germany, under long time
contract. This will be, therefore, new
departure in metallurgy for this CONT
mont