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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
TRIED TO SPREAD SMALLPOX
An Illinois Man Deliberately Visits
n PeSthOuse.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June pa re-
markable instance OF a man endeavoring
% contract smallpox for the purpose OF
spreading the disease among his neigh
bOrs has been reported 10 the Board OF
Health.
In letter addressed to the secretary OF
the board, DR.. L. A. Ferry. Of Geneseo.
announced that George Labough. of that
place had deliberately visited the Gene
SEQ peSthOuse with the evident purpose of
being infected and communicating the DIS
ease 20 his toWnsmen Labough was in
volved in a fight with the authorities over
the vaccination OF his daughter some time
ago and has since been defying the health
regulations openly. After he went to the
GeneseO pesthouse, he boosted of what he
had done, saying no statute prohibited hfs
act He viii be isolated for several weeks.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
RAILWAY PAYS DAMAGES.
Injured Student Receives $4,000
From the Jersey Central

PLAINFIELD. n. J.. June 23.-The Cen
trail Railroad Company of New Jersey yes
terdsy PAID Harry B. Park. Of West Sixth
Street. $4,000 in settlement for injuries
sustained by him at the Grant Avenue
Station Of the company. June 18th last.
when b. was struck by Royal Blue Line
express and badly hurt
Young Park was student at a medical
college in New York going back and forth
every day TO his studies. The evening be
was injured. he alighted IRON local train
and started to cross the tracks to the de-
pot The express train was approaching
the station al a speed Of sixty miles an
hour. but there WAS no warning OF It's ap-
preach Park was struck by the side Of
the locomotive. NiTacuiously. be was not
,.illed. but since that time he has been in &
serious condition. Suit for SD, coo damages
was brought. but yesterday the company
decided not 10 let the case go into court.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Man ARre in "A Powder House

SHANOKIN. Pa, June 29.-WhiIe en-
gagged in burning shaving under the dry
pan il the soda house at the Shamokin
powder mill yesterday a tongue Of flame
shot oIt and enveioped S. r. Gangle. ig-
nited his clothing With rare presence OF
mind the victime tore his burning cloth
ing from his body in careful mannec
thus avoiding a terrible disaster, as the
place was filled with powerful explosives
His hands. face. and lower part of the body
were terribly burned and his condition is
critical
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
A station Agent Disappear.

ST. MARY'S. Pa. June 23.-The mystic
rious disapp eaIance Of c. W. Hatch. sta
ton agent for the Pittsburg. Shawmut and
Northern Railroad at Kersey, is the sensa-
ton Of the hour. He left his Office Monday
afternoon. since which time nothing has
been seen or heard Of him. His accounts
ares IN excellent shape. and fearing that
Hatch had met with foul play an organized
effort is being made to find him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
coy SHOOTS HIS sTEPFATHER.
Tragedy Follows Family Quarrel
in Northern New York

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 23.-Corouer
McCarty this morning brought to Sarato-
ga from his home on Hadley Hill. Frank
Alden. boy twelve years OF age. on the
charge OF killing his stepfather, Wallace
Goodnow. aged ifty-six years. at noon yes
terday.
GOodnow. who is a farmer. had become
Jealous OF his wife. Alden's mother, and a
violent quarrel between them took place
a few minutes before the tragedy. Mrs
GOOdnow was ordered from the house and.
hesitating in departing. her husband threw
stones at her. The boy thought his moth
er's lie was in danger and. securing a ri
fie shot his sterfarheT. Goodnow died in
stantly- The coroner sent young Alden to
Jail this afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Virginia Iron Furnaces Profitable

RICHMOND, Va, June 23.-One Of the
most prominent Old Dominion financSsrs.
who is largely engaged in manufacturing,
says that the iron furnaces OF Virginia
have made more money during the past
eighteen months than at any time since
the war he Instances one furnace Of LOO
tons capacity day which made $500 600
during the period named.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Fell From n Railway bridge.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June 23.-Tim-
per Moore. Of Williamson. fell fifty feet
from the Norfolk and Western bridge at
Kerova Thursday night and was fatally
injured. Moore is a timberman, and was
walking across the bridge en- route to I'm
irn Station to depart For home How the
accident happened is a mystery. as there
IS an 8-foOt fence on either side Of the
structure Moore's friends believe there
was foUf uiay.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
TROLLEY JUMPS THE TRACK.
Ten Passengers Hurt in n PennsyI-
NnniR Wreck.

SCRANTON. Pa, June 23.-An open troll
ley ear on the Throop Line jumped the
track yesterday and plunging into an en-
bankment injured all of the ten passengers
more or less.
Mrs. Hugh Laily, an aged woman, of
Wyoming, was thrown from the seat 10
the ground, and II is feared sustained Ia
tai internal injuries. Mrs. Arthur Wright
son and Mrs. Daniel Jones, Of Blakely, were
thrown against the seats and seriously
bruised about the body. l.. J. Siebecker,
OF Scranton, and Mrs. John Richardson. OF
Throop. also sustained painful though no.
serious bruises.
The injuries Of the others consisted of
slight cuts. stone on the track is sup
posed to have caused the accident.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Newport News Grain ELEVATOR.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, June 23.-The
new Chesapeake and Ohio grain elevator
will be in operation inside Of the next three
weeks Steam has already been introduced
In the boilers. In about ten days all OF
the machinery will be ready to move As
soon as the conyeyOr belts arrive they will
be put in place and by the second week
in July the big elevator. with a workine
capacity Of 1000. 600 bushels OF grain. viii
be ready for operation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
DEATH CAUSED BY PINEAPPLEs
A Young EnEIishman Eats Too Free
ly of the Fruit.


BALTIMORE. June 22.-Samuel Mcleod,
sixteen years old, son OF Chief Officer NAL
colin Mcleod. Of the British steamer Eli
Oft, which arrived yesterday from the Ba-
hamas with Dineapples. died at Eleuthers
on June Il. Death was supposed to have
been caused by eating too freely of pine
apples.
DR.. Duncan MacCalman, resident 3hysi-
clan at the Maryland General Hospital. in
discussing the death of young Mcleod from
so unusual a cause. said last night: There
is nothing in a pineapple that would in IT
self cause death. suppoSing, Of course. that
he took OF the rind- 1 mean by that, that
there is nothing poisonous in a pineapple,
no matter in what quantities taken, but, Of
course. boy might die from oyereating
rineappies, just as he might by overload
ing his stomach with potatoes"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
THE BATTLESHIP ILLINOIS.
Two of It's Thirteen-Inch Guns Re-
ceived at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 23.-Two
Of -le 13-inch guns for the fTst-class bat
tleship Illinois, which is building at the
shipyard. have arrived from the Washing
ton gun foundry and are now in the yard.
There will be four OF these guns aboard
the Illinois when she is finished and ready
for service. The other two have been CON-
plOted and will soon be here.
The e-inch guns for the same ship are
being finished and they Will soon be for
warded. These 13-inch guns Will be the
las. OF that calibre 20 be received here, as
II has been discarded in the Navy and the
new 2-inch gun substituted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
NEELY COMPANY PRINTING
Admission That IL Was sent TO Cuba
Under n Fictitious Name.

MUNCIE. Ind. June 23.-Ross II. Cow
an, President OF the Nicely Printing Com
pany. does Lot deny that work done for the
Cuban Government with orders from c. Z.
". Nicely IN his printing Office was shi )ped
TO Cuba under a fictitious firm name that
Of Ross II Cowan Printing Company. but
asserts that he had a right 10 use what
ever name he desired
He says extradition papers viii not be
necessary 10 get him TO 90 10 Cuba for a
hearing
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Venerable counterfeit Reappearr.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 23.-An-
other copy of the old and weII-known SIC
counterfeit Of the series Of 1875 made ITS
APPEARANCE in this city yesterday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Eyes and Nose Ran water.-c.

Archer, of Brewer. Maine says: 81 have had
Cstarrh for several years. Water would run from
my eyes and nose for days at time. About four
months ago / was induced 10 try Dr. Aguew's
Catarrhal Powder and since using the wonderful
remedy have not had an attack. / would not
be without it /" Il relieves in ten minutes Fifty
cents. Sold by +. s Williams Ninth and +
Streets Edmonds williaras. Third Street and
FannSYlTaIriS AFenue.-&
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
NEW DEPORTATION ROUTE.
Cinnamon to BE Sent Out of tn
Country via san Diego.

Cinnamon to BE Sent Out of the
Country via san Diego.
Ell PASO, Tex, June 23.-The Eext dele
CATION Of Cinnamon 10 be taken from this
city to the Pacific Coast for deportation
viii be shipped from San Diego, Cal, in
stead OF San Francisco.
An order to this effect was issued today
by United States Commissioner Howe. on
recommendation OF the Secretary of State.
This action is due to the Texas quarantine
against San Francisco. There are five
Cinnamon now in custody awaiting depor-
tation- They viii be conveyed to the sea
board in a few days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
NEBRASKA LANDS TAKEN
South Dakota Farmers Cat the Mis-
souri, River LeVee.

Twelve Thousand Acres of Antelope
State Soil Turned Into an IHInnd.
District InvOIved-Armed Guards
on Both sides OF the Stream.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
RUSSIAN PRESS ACCUSED.
Charged with Trying to Spread HI
Feeling Against Germany.

BERLIN. June 23--The Cologne Ga
zette," in an evidently inspired article.
today accuses the Russian press OF trying
to spread il-feeling in Germany In regard
10 the present situation in China
The Gazette" declares that Germany
will place no obstacles in the way OF Rus
STA. and that a complete understanding ex-
lists between the two countries
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
A PeacocL-Feather Room
From the London MailD

The peacock's feather has become conspicuous
feature in national rejoicinSs. Its introduc-
tiOn has brought about a revival Of trade in the
commodity which has filled Mincing Lane with
gladness and proved a windfall to theuSands OF
London's poor For purposes OF utilization the
eye" feather Of the peacock has been rechrstcned
fiddler and sold in millions 70 a Joyous public
Before the the trade In peaeecksi feathers was
in a comatose condition Huge stocks were on
hand, and the prospect OF a clearance seemed dis
family remote Then some brilliant opportuniSt
saw in the feather the very article for which ar
exubersnt public might be taught TO yearn In
the early days Of successes in South Africa
the fiddler" in the hands OF the boisterous
youth, instantly jumped into popularity. and
while it added to the harmless gaiety OF milton.
its ready sale enriched all who had foreseen .he
boom
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23

C1xyAMD Is nSs recommended for
DIV avn everything; bR: II you have
DnnT kidney. liver. OF bladder
XVI trouble il viii be found lust
The remedy you need At Druggists in fifty
cent and dollar sizes You may have sample
bottle OF this wonderful new discovery BY mail
free; also pamphlet telling al about Is and -its
great cureS
Address Dr. Kiimsr Co. BinChzmton. n. 7
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Arrival of the Luconia

NEW YORK, June 23.-The steamer Luz
eania arrived today from Liverpool and
Queenstown, with merchandise. and 454
cabin and Sol steerage passengers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
NO HOPE FOR SMELL.

The PRECEDENT Declines to Extend
CIemency to the Condemned Man.
The President has returned, with his
endorsement, the recommendation sent to
the White House by Attorney General
Griggs that the sentence of death in the
Smell case be not changed
The President now has in hand The
recommendation for clemency in the
Arthur Landon case, and the adverse re-
port of the Attorney General in the Mel
son Vale case
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Census Examination.

Mental work made easy. Payson's Tonic Wine
nerve tonic and brain stimulant. Atkinson's
corner 18th and NV je23-7t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES
HERMAN BAUNCaRTEN-s

Headquarters Tor Rubber Stamps and Seals
Is al 525 Seventh St NV No branches.
je21-tf-em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
THE PLATE PRINTERS.
Close of the Sessions of the National
Association.

The National Plate Printers Association.
which has been in session the last few
days, at Oppenheimer's Hall. on Ninth
Street will adjourn this afternoon after
completing its labors- 1t was decided to
hold the next annual meeting in Chicago.
The Association Will give a BANQUET at
the Rock Spring Club tonight
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
GR|Ry|NG GALVESTON
HllllEg#tE#HH
The CUR gIty Slowly Hee0ys
erlng from Her AWS
fnl DesDlation
Fzlza-l-3HE
ANARCHY IN AVOIDED
DIIlpppDppa Op ODlDlOD Among Cons
lNpvplal Interests IN 10
lipbnblliMilDDp

Galveston, Repi lIlmGnlynatOn II
beginning slowly 10 pn10ynp from lhl
stunning blow Oh lnsl Wnpk, md
| though The ely nppnApH lD bn pllllnAply
los0lnlnd, lin nnihOpiilna md lh1
0DmmppplnI Dnd lD1DAiplnl lDlnrnnlh
ma aplliDV lhnlp Forces iO WOpk nnd \
aIapf hnH NJ lpDsl been mndn lOWNpll
lha resumption NJ business OD II mOls
opaln Hnnlal 'lhp pvnsonno Nv ihn
troops hnH Ind u bnnnllplnl nInol
upQl Ihn DpinIDnl nnHspn, ana lhn nps
pJnhnnAIOn Dr n bpleY Dnl daApopnln
pnlgD NJ nnnpnhy now I'D longer nAlsls
1hp liDnDp nnlDDna hnvp III lnnBl
InnlpOpHplly gone on NJ bllaln1ps, nIll
every strong limbnd maD Whn hnH no
homp ~ hiH own ~ lODh nllnp
" being ppnsAad INTO Anpylpn, w lhnl
nvaI W nh lhn winter appFinn llny bn
pnHnMnd, tIln HDllepa Nnsllnd nDd lhn
HIpopls lighted, lhe further Ihn pnlna
DpA ding lnlO lhn Hpnnlnp bnpOm0h IhH
luoyenHn hl Iln |lai w those WHO
DaplHhel HA lh0ip houses lllmblod
about lhnip hpala On lhn lOwNp
bench yeAInpday u hnnplhlnH pnpIy
found " score Or nDppAnA within u Anlnll
apan, EoinR 10 show lhnl Ile bnlWDpk
W IlN debris Hint lieA HlpnlAht nogQps
lhN lHlAnd IOnp1nlH many more bodies
llnn hnyn bnnn nppOnnlpn POpI VOlnlls
lnep EnDaA 0Onlln lnnA lhnip work. w
hurried blpiAl ~ nOppsaA IhnE ilnd On
IllN shores Or linlynBI0D, liIlln hhs
bnaD done 10 nlenp lhp HlpnnIA NJ Illn
l0pplble InnHl0 ~ wires md lllnHeoH NJ
bplgk, mortar, HlnIn, stone nnd HlDpH,
Thnl bAAlpNw them, Mnny Of lhn Hldnr
WnlkA npn lDlpnsHnblpy Some Of ll0m
npo Uttered WIN nnbplH, DlllDvH npn
Nh lhlohly nQyopnd Wlll slime lllnt
walking On them ~ OnI Dg lln uDnHs
tloDl AH " Hennpn rule slbHInnllnl
IpnmH DnllnlnAh WllllAfODn better lln
blnAlH OT lIa Hnln lhnl lhOpn OI DpiGll
lD Ollnp iDHlnnoaH, however, nnnll
WOOnnll AIplGlnpea, nlAlnpllA nlld whole
HldoH ~ homes llAvp bnon plumpnd
down IN AIpnnla Op Dnnk Yards, fnp
nWnN from where they originally
stood! Herr nnd lhppe lle mon nm
working 10 popAlp tho dnnnHe done
bllI IN ihN mnin Ih1 commercial inter-
eala scam W bn uncertain nbOnt fOllOwr
Inv lll1 lenn 0r IllOa0 who apparently
SHOW rnlllI w. llln pnpid peslllbllnllDn
Or lhe ely, 'Phn appearance Og MO
newspapers today nfInp N suspension Of
aoyopnl dnys N llnvlnE u H0on nlfneL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
EVACUATION DELAYED
Dpaer tD General uhAllsa to baAve
tha Chinese Capital Not
Vet ISSUED
uHsHHUmaimlaa
MESSAGE FROM EARL III
Possible Developments IN IDlNpNAtlOns
vi situation l,pndIDa uhnnv'a
Arrival IN l'pkln

Washington AOpI llIua'lhn npiall
fhAl VIVA llnnp M llAnn ynnlNplnN oven
thn evacuation Np0DOnal OI tho lilAAInI
government hnA bnnn nyuplNl fOp Il
Flnln MI lpnaI, Nlld lln diplomatic FIJI
W Tho mnllnp lnA bnoOlllo nRDll llln
object W attention Iln order NJ
tlnnnpnl lllnlton ~ lnnNp w ODun
which WINS nApnNlNd IN AOll0 1nAplnpa,
did not lAano lOnnyl llalnnn pnplloul
efforts nm making 10 uppnlpn lllA nm
llnlnnpy negotiations Wlllnll np0 nh7
pnoln4 llDnllS 10 nllln lln 0hllluAu
irOnblna,
Il HNna GhnnH's mnHAnuo today
removed ppphnlA llln lnAl ObAlnplo W u
speedy beginning ~ illoAN nnADllul
tlONA, ind lhN only doubt Tint now nhl
iaIA, III IN tO hlh ability NJ pulenn llA
| pledge 10 protect AmOplonN lllopnAIA
and W al0p lhn 0nlpnHnA NpOll llln
mIaAIOnnrinh and nnllyn converts w
hN onli do IhlA, md Illus nlnnIrNHl lho
oAlAl0DpO Of N ln fnnlO governments
thnpn N 40 pension lG d0nbt lllnl llnH0r
| IlnlloDA VIII bo immediately IN opnnp,
'Fhe notice tllOt hnaHlnll lpODlH VIII
NOT nynonnIo l'okln until Some npE
pnnaoulnntA have boOl nNA0 tOp ho
Installation Or N government q llhO
ehnrHN W altnlrH, W directly w no
With tho aim tho alpto dnnnpImOn! llnA
boon pupHlllllH ln lhN nAollnIHpH W Wlth
VI llllng tlllnDg, and W ihlu linaplnn
dN0lHlOl N Ndll0lpn ~, II nNpINlNlF
viii facilitate tho nllllnnln WIN
npnWnI W nll 0l Tho fOrnlRn GopNnAl IN
lhN opinion Of tho OlllplnlA lNrOl AIl
Inference from 4 hn HNHHlnll ,#lnlomnni
IN That hl y coming ~ l'nkl IN VIII l'n
forwarded by HuAHnnA IN llln nom Nv
NnkinH Tho dNAlpOd llppnnHnlnnnl r0p
tho establishment Ol II dhlnnpn Hoyppll'
mOnl lhnpN Al lll Onnn0l pGnnll Tim
oApltnl from AhnIHlnl starting l0lllOrs
rOW, inside W " W0nli, II may hn lllnl
tlOn Will bo developments IN The M
leplln lOlnl situation within lllnl
period or llmol
t)np government hAA moi bOol nd
vlAon I'M yol, lhnl OIL Of M nIlHWNpA ~
Tho HNAHlnll llOlO have bonll pnlllrll0d
N IN BAld Ihnt NIL Og Ihn lOWNpH hnv0
boon honpd from On Tho subject, b,ll
IhO disposition IN 10 roHnpn their 0llnls
nlllnienilOnA moi I'M answers, but pnl ll0p
IN npnnmonlnIlyn statements which
lnavo thN main iAau0 Atill 0pon Tor dlan
0nssiOn, l'hla point, however, bpa
comes Of diminished Importance, IN
Wow Of th0 announced purpose 0f ll0
HnsAlhll government ~ m0llfN tlln
forms Or llA OplHllnl llpOlDOAltlOll III
thu manner indi0hl0d
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

ElDd II VIII be M aNi Ol charity Of
lhn hpst magnitude, A DeW horror Ii
now confronting Galveston II IL iha
aanon1 disposition " many ~ tho
denal l,odtop thrown lnl0 thn apa Ape
llonllDR Dnok 10 Ihn city, THEY must
nDw bn lllapoHnd of by burning, Dis
lnIenlnDfA DnoDMn nDpn nnpIflll aH u
consequence wi This Dew tnninrp III tha
ailunlllOb
Tho ainle lpoopA lhnl have bnpn on
lniy nl Galveston Dpn breaking down
from lhnlp nhhIlloDp nnd The ilOaaNil
lnpy conditions, AojulnDlr,lnnnpal
Rplppy l0lny enllnd Onl the Dallas
pDpgll pllnpp ~ lbA First 'laAaA nayp
nlpN 10 rn|ipye Tho oAbnnaled Houston
il,Hht iinnpda,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
SUPPLIES For TtiE SURVIVORS,
OOvnpnOr AnsrHH Mnhan pnblln AHhnDHls
HlNnnlNnL Lnr NnnGrnMA NNAnNnANAl

Austin, Rppl, IDmAdvignA 10 0Oyp
HpD0p RNy0pH today illdinAlN lhNt anvu
Nrnl tpnlDa lOnded Win Alpplloa rOp
Tho daalitnl0 Dvp nn vOnl0 III linlvpag
Ton, 'l'ho arrival M tlo supplies viii
relieve llle situation M d0lv1alOll yepy
lnnlepially, nA lbo HOvepnOp ~ lllH
formed lhnl 0nlin u lOl ~ clothing N
lnDlnnad M llln llAl
Governor HnyepA made llln following
Hlntanlont N ll0 AHHOolnlpl ppnHa lOs
nightI n1'he Olnly nNtllDpilins W.
llNlvoHIOn np0 IN fDll control and every
effort IN boinH nNdN IA nnd mud bury
tll0 denn, IN peln0yn lhn dnDvlA nld lD
Hnnilnl0 llln otly, OOnIplbnllOnt IN
| lll0 most lllnpnl nllnpnDlNp npg pnnGllillH
mo, md ! alAll nm lllnl llln money w
llaod Ia lllo vnpN ban ndvnnInHn fOr
lhn Auli1rnpHl nnd lllal lllnr0 HllAl bn
no WAAIo NJ lll0 magnificent GDllfplbllg
lions coming from tl0 fpNn llnn1H nn1
generous lanplH M N AylHpAlhoti1 pNDs
ple, ln bnlnIf Or lhd leOlla M ,flAna
| desire IN nAIlpeHa my nGhliOWlN lN1AN.
lnnnl W lllN ln0plo W lllo ijnllOl
4lnloa Vow llIN Hennl0llH peAInyIIHo llIog
llny0 nude Nv coming w llln nid M Dllp
AFFLICTED pn0pln THO number IN
dpnllH, lll0 amount M nnnlilNliOn nna
Ill0 lOAa IN property N fav Hponlpp tllAl
had hnAll anticipated Ille Hn1pnInpg
M llln navy Inns placed lhN pAyalllln
anllnr nalg0al0n MI my diHl0aul, md
| llngn IN tnpn pln0od W NJ llIu diAIulHnl
M tlln mayor NJ linlvnalOl, 'I'In nddi
Il0n M llliA cutter N lhn l0nla nlpnndk
l0nund NV IlA fnnnlNl a0vNpnHlnnl
VIII Hiya HH five hnnIn M liNlvnHIOp
IN llandlf auppliaH and pusaNnHppt N
und from lhn Wnin lnnd, nna NlnM,
pnto lIMt lhnlr prnAAnNn llInrN WI NJ,
ll0yN lllH HifNnllOll yapk nlalHrlNllRH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
NGs YELLOWSTONE COUNTY, MONTANA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER A. 1900

laAnpd lodny 10 lhp pnbIio u statement
giving IN tninil lhn onnaoa thai have
I'M nll ~ Tin strike, Ayiep Tho aIalea
lloDi hn'l boom given Ont fDp pnblioan
lion bpnallonl Mitchell pAidl 1At
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