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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07

unlnltlatau spectators 0f the aheDta
Inn by Tho American revolver tenn NJ
npppnvllln, N, Jn IN ihplr recent cable
mniph with thu fnnplmm Wnpa prob
ably mystlnna by thu netlDn Of tln M
ports IN Frequently nnlllnH on hours Of
tho lny ntinrly regardless Df what cop
poet time Wna,
nIfivu O'plDpkW Dnp mHn Aslnl Df hin
companion MT nbDNt hnlf pAat b
moi y O'clock WAS thu Incorrect nh
aWnp,
ThnI these men WpPp not mixing
dalpa For dinner WAa shown by \ eDnl
yppanlIOn Tint tDnls plAop II row min
llna Inter- Dnn Df tho contestants Afla
Or just missing h bnll's ryn turned 10 4
friend md aAlnfI
nllOW'A TINT"
'Onn o'clock, Try II AZ b D'nlDeA,"
the friend anIt,
nAll plghtI win" Bnt hn lnaW
very we'll TINT tho pnlps Of tho MAtah
chilled for continuous shooting and kept
Fight On,
No II Wns every dny during tho shoot,
livery OIH connected with tho MAteh
would occasionally mention some hour
Amy hour but Tho Fight Ona apparent
lyaaAnd no ono seemed 10 think N
strange
When asked for Nh explanation Of
this After tho match, Sergeant Petty,
tho orAnA shot Of tho police force, burst
ont laughing,
"Why,o ho anld, ~ never Thought boz
fore how funny II must sound 10 Nh
outsider, You 400, That's the Way wa
oAil targets, In our minds they ape NJ
ranged Ike Tho dInls on clocks, Tilp
part thnt would bn due north 10 a map
maker IN II o'oiDok and s0 Oh all tho
way round, II n nun shoots too low
and n little To tho left, yOn sea, he's 7
or hAlf past T, and no should aim nj !
o'clock or half past ! IN order 10 COP
rect himself, ita Just Nh easy way Of
calling shots"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
Name GrewiRg RWpiAIy,

pRRe Nome IN only 1--WE degrees halaW
The arctic circle, md yat Tho ppobahll'
He's me- Thai within n year or two "
VIII AeGanf the slte nj n taWn with
HN modern improvements, says the
HIftshHrg Dispatch Tho rHsh In thu
direction NJ the naW g0ldaelds In nj
Mqsf Hnnrfaedenled, and " the on
peftatlaBs now entertained aFe reallzNd
II VIII became HE iargesl gold naWp
In tho world
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07

This significant Incident In related by
tho ~bhnngtung correspondent NJ Tho
North China NewAi "Ihe I'refaot Hung
recently captured Nh armed lioxar 4
understand anId Mr. iiunH, Tint you
BOXERS 0lalm 10 be invuin0rAbIo In any
blow by tho sword II TINT a0T Thu
MAN acknowledged Tho statement. u
have hare continued tho prafeat N
sword which | should HE IN wy on
you w ascertain whether your MAim IN
4 true 0lln AW You wlIllDaT Tho
N0xGr DssentGd, and A0On flar0 Wna II
hsadlaas ChlnamaD boalde tho hlsh'
way"
ssheeihaWss said IN st0p FiivtHtians,
Vhe G0mmitt0e an buildings and
grounds 0f the hnard Of education M
put a stop N tho nivtatlana That hHya
heen carried ON between thu glrlA nj
Tho West Division HlHh sab00i and thu
students M tho Collage M Vbgsl0ians
and Surgeons haA v0ted IN nall thu
hlGh sel0aI building To tho n0llaEs ~
Wgslniana and Surgeons, Which N thu
medical df1Hriment M Tho state uni
varslfyt Tha price AEreed I'M IN 9ik0,s
l1ArwUhiaaGe Timess HerAIh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
Roberts, Reward.

lengllsh newspapers Ara discussing
what Lord Roberts reward Will bU
when lle finishes hls work In south All.
Fioa and comes home, ono opinion Ii
that he IN much TOO poor 10 Dp 4 duke
and that parliament Will NOT venture
10 vote him money enough To support
tho dignity Of that rank, but that he
Will be made an earl and given 1900.
900 and tho biue ribbon Of Tho Garter
No British general since wellington
hAs been made u Knight Of tho Garter.
THAT honor constitutes 4 degree VI
greatness too sublime ordinarily 10 be
achieved except by supreme dlAarlMla
nation In being born. About 10 nfst
chop British peers nnd Ave members Of
tho royal family ara Knights Of tho
Garter, NIL the other members being
kings
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
A Novelty nj the Nsposltlon,

One Of tho most novel exhibits 90 tho
Paris exposition IN a complete rot 0f
bod hanalnEs from Madagascar mann.
featured from the AIN Ut tho hAlAbe.
The haiAbr IN MI enormous and ferOH
eiOus female spider which, although II
has 4 way Of eating tho males which
come near II and feeding on the weak
Or members Of lts own Nun, llHs bean
most efYeotually doAlt with by M,
N0Eue, tho head OF Tho AntAnanariyD
technical school, lilo Inns Invented 4
neat arrangement for winding or tho
brilliant golden uOlOred thread, and
each spider Yields from 100 tO 400
yards OF SILK which, although finar
than that OF the siIAw0rIi, possesses
remarkable strength
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
TWO FINE SPECIMENS
Of Physical Manhood.

No form OF athletic exercise demands
such perfect physical condition as pre-
lighting Every muscle i'm the body must
be fully developed and supple, and the
heart. lungs and stomach must act 10
perfection.
Whether we indorse prize fighting or
not il is nevertheless interesting to
know the manner by which men arrive
at such physical perfection.
james Jeffrlcs, the present champion
heavyweight Of the world. ana MS gal
liant opponent, Tom Sharkey. in the great
est pugilistic encounter that mas ever
taken place. both pursued much the
same course of training ana the HfSs
and most imDor.ant part of this training
was 10 yet the stomach in condition, and
keen the digestion absolutely perfect. 50
that every muscle ana nerve would be
at it's highest capabilities.
This was not done by 4 secret patent
medicine but both Of these great puSii-
lists used well-known natural digestive
tabIot sold by druggists under name OF
Suuarts Dyspepsia Iablets anu compose
of the digestive fermcntS which every
stomach requires Tor healthy digestion.
Champion Jeffr.es says; stuart l2yS-
pepsia Tablets prevent acldltE, SsIthS men
The stomach and insure perfect digestion.
They keep "A man in hne physical condl-
ton" Signed. James J. Jeiiries, cham
piou of the world.
rho gallant fighter Sharkey, says
"Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets remove all
discomfort after eating. They rest the
stomach and restore il to Il healthtul
condition. hearlliy tvcoilIile4u thSh'
Signed Thomas j. Sharkey.
The advantage of the daily use Of Stu
a,,t's Dyspepsia Tablets Is tina, they keep
the people well and ward off sickness
and are equally valuable to well persons
as to the dyspeptics. Another advantage
is that these tablets contain no cathar-
tics or pOisons of any character, but SIM
NV digestive ferments which are found
in every healthy stomach. and when di-
gestion is imperfect II is because the
Stonach lacks some of these elements
and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets supply It,
They are no cheap cathartic. but per-
fecflv safe and efficient digestive and the
demand for them is greater than the
sale OF all other so-called dyspepsia cures
combined. No remedy could possibly
reach such place I'm public esteem eX-
cont as the result of positive merit.
IruU sized packages are sold by all
druggists at 50 cents and the best habit
you can possibly form is to take a stu
arts Tablet after each meal. They make
weak stomachs strong and keep strong
stomachs vigorous.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

rear in the backward defile OF empty
wagons.
The rap.dity OF Lord Roberts move
uents away from his base has solved one
OF the problems, perhaps the chief prob
lem OF the war He and Lord Kitchener
have created a mobile force. able to move
in exterior lines and to outfank the
Beers themselves so wonderfully mobile
Boer Position Was Untenable.
The position of the Boer army at Spyt-
fontein being untenaole. General Cron1o
ordered n retreat. At the moment this
d,spatch Is written, II IS uncertain wheth-
er his whole force or only portion has
gone toward Bloemfontein. 1t is posi-
bic that a part Is going north of Kimber-
ley.
Ii IS supposed that twenty-ntno ton
gun ia still an the neighborhood OF Kim
berley. The road from Jacobsdal 10
Modder station IS no% open.
Further details Of the Boer retreat show
that the enemy has been fighting a good
rear guard action and occupying success
stve kopies IN order to allow the moving
OF the convoy. which. however. has been
going at a very slow pace. tho animals
apparently being dead beat.
The latest reports show that the Boers
In the neighborhood of Kip Kraafs drift
are undoubtedly disheartened.
General Icrench's magnificent march Is
SIN the subtect of admiration. especially
in y-evy OF tho dust storms and thunder
storms that all experienced. The work OF
Smelling the Beers proceeds vigorously
Owing to the style OF action, the Beers
are bound 10 show in tho open whenever
they are obliged 70 leave the Ropes
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
cRONJE IS RETREATING;;
BRITISH PUSH HIM HARD
Relief of Kimberley Is Regarded as Strategic
Move of Great Importance, and All
England Is Rejoicing

habftants express the utmost surprise. a.
Il had been diligently reported that the
British &C cupation meant instant footing.
Judging from the conversations OF the
inhabitants. the Free State is weary OF
the war. II IS openly said that President
Steyn betrayed the people. When the
latter became satisfied there was no
truth IN the stories OF the looting procliv-
tiles of the British. the townspeople well
coined the troops as friends. Since the
battle OF the M0dder river. the town has
not been garrisoned. but has been merely
used as a hc spitaI oepot.
When the Roers fired on the british
"wednesday. the towTspeople protested
Although the British shelling yesterday
considerably frightened tho women. the
shells were only directed at ridge be-
yond the town. which was intrenched
The German hospital remains IN beauu-
full order. 1t IS clean and sanitary and
the wounded on both sides are equally
well attended.
a correspondent talked with number
Of the Boer wounded. ana they all ac-
knowledged that the British movements
had nonpuised the burghc- commanders.
Even now. n IS added. they are under the
impression that the sole object was the
capture OF Jacobsdal When Informed
Of the relief OF Kimberley they were at
first tncrcdulous and then astounted The
landrost remains in tho town.
News has reached here that tho Beers
ere leaving NTsFersFontein and returning
n disorEanIzed masses 70 their farms.
Tho invasion OF the FREQ State has I'M
douStedly str7cck a hard blow. which may
result 81 the detection OF largo numbers
OF the Free Staters.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
CONSUMPTION Is Deplored.

London. February 16.-While the house
of commons was In committee on the
supplementary army estimates today the
liberal leader. Sir Henry Campbell-Ban-
herman, after reaffirming the intention
of the liberals to do anything necessary
for a successful prosecution OF the war,
said the one thing dominating the debate
was the suspicion that compulsory service
was projected.
He did not believe the government in
tended this. hut the intention of the pre-
mier was another matter. Consumption
hv ballot. he declared. was a combination
Of press gang and roulette, which was
very undisnified way of increasing the
strength which Great Britain had mort
gagged An her endeavor to be before her
neighbors In every part OF the world.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
IT HAS BECOME EFFECTIVE
ACHIEVEMENT oF GREATER SEA
BOARD AIRLINE.
worfieId. Chairman OF the Managing
Committee-Deposit Ready
To Issue Certificates.

Norfolk. Va. February 13.-CspeciaL)-A
special dispatch from Baltimore 20 Tho
Norfolk Nlrg'niau-Puot says:
"An announcement - made that the
agreement OF tho greater Seaboard Air
Line orrstniza ion has become effective.
Tie greater organization IS practically the
uul1u OF ala the railroad systems which
hlvo heretofore composed the Seaboar1
Afr-IHue-tle FLORIDA Central and PENN
sular. Georgia and Alabama. Raleigh and
CASTOR and tho various railroad corpora
tons controlled thereby The managing
committee OF the greater Seaboard Air
line organization IS composed Of $. Da-
V.es Warg,id. Robert q. Dawson. WIZ
l.au A. MarAurg and J. William Nitten-
dorf. NJ Baltimore: John SHELTON Williams
and james IT. I1oiey. OF Richmond. and
william S. Cochran. Of New York
''Ihc committee has organized and Mr
Wlrfioid has been elected chairman. Tn
Ger the organization agreement the Con-
lnouial Trust Company, OF Baltimore,
IS the depository. The managing com
mlttee announce that the agreement Of
organization has become effective through
the signing thereof by the holders Of syn
dictate interests en- tho Seaboard AIRLINE.
~ the Florida Central ana Peuinsular
syndicate and the other interests. an0
that the depository. under the agreement
IS now ready to issue the new syndicate
certificates Of interest under the organi-
cation agreement. IN exchange for the
former certificates OF interest in tho fed
eraI syndicate. Tho effect OF tho agree
mont. so declared 10 bo operative. IS 20
put under tho control OF the committee
named the securities OF the several rail-
road systems so as TO work IA practical
union Of the systems by common owner
shin. the holders of the interest fu tho
securities taking certificates Of interest
I'm the united system.
practically this works at once a union
OF the several systems through the con-
troll % their securities and the common
ownership In all. Il only remains for the
committee TO work out the cooperate or
rauiZ1tlan of the properties ana the issue
bv tho new company OF the securities rep
reecuting the systems thus united.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

She ia now. he concluded, reapdnS the
fruits of this policy.
The government leader. Mr.. Baifour.
replied that no amount of EFFORT couid
make Lord Salisbury's speech appear to
favor CONSUMPTION. Another speaker an
the house of lords. he asserted had re-
ferred to compulsory service. but ne WIS
a former colleague OF Sir Henry CaInppeh-
Bannerman.
The house of commons passed the sup
Elementary army estimates Of El3.VooOoO
by 2l3 votes again ~.
The vote was carried under the closure
and amid violent protests from the lr'Sh
benches against its application whlIe
several amendments remained unconsiuer-
ed. Mr. w. Redmond exclaimed:
This whole procedure is most Irregular.
1t is disgraceful."
John Redmond. the Irish leader. In q
scene of continuing excitement, moved
to report progress. declaring that the
first lord of the treasury (Mr. Arthur j. .
Balfour) would facilitate business Dy
resting content with obtaining 9l3,Wo.WO
by closure.
After n hot discussion this motion was
rejected by 231 votes against 10. The vote
on the estimates then passed the hnai
stages.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

Londo-, February ITS o. m>-Gcn-
ersi cronie with q start OF a day or two.
{. In full retreat from Lord Roberts. NOV
Ing norShwsrd-
General French. with the cavalry. sim
psy ssaie over night at Kimberley ard
then pushed On 20 get sn touch with the
retiring enemy. A long BOer wagon tram
r. moving toward BIo~Enfonte;n. followed
presumably by a Ia-rs force OF British
infantry. In their hGsty departure the
Boe-. lost quantities OF supplies ana am
mtuittoa-
Military opsr.;on hero - that LORD Rob
erts VII not push far after the Beers I'm
rieaiasely because Of the present prob
le-ra and the need OF rest for the
,-oou~ He has 10 feed 7o.coo persons IN
fs- army ard tho whole Kimberley popu-
lation He must rebuild tho railway from
.To6ser river 70 Kimberley and reyictuai
the latter
General French lost a few men only in
action. but the forced marches and heat
have probably made many ST.. Numbers
CT remOuuts must be provided
A Genuine Success
Lord Roberts has wrought a genuine
preliminary success and the impression
q that he has zone eLouNA AuE NAo FANS
ent FEe VIII need % prepare FOR another
strike. All over England tonight there
have been evidences OF public JOY.
In every rhc7ter and public meeting.
around tho railway stations ana IN the
streets there have been expressions OF
C-aSusss and fubiiation over the news
The uevvsvauers are edftoTsally rejoicing
Those Who rad tho news closely see
o-fy- one disturbing factor n the Cape
r'r-ra+fon ana that - tho pressure OF the
Peers toward lord T2oberrs's line OF sup
pv through d Aar. which was never
more important than now.
The R1ers. under Commandments Deiar-
rev ana GoIEer. are making persistent
EFFORT q, penetrate 10 she railway They
have pushed General Clements back 10
Arundel ard have outciaulSed him Al
are within sixty miles. ar Two days hard
march ~ che central railway
Doubtless Lord Roberts has LEFT consic
cradle forces along the Inc and can send
buck more g. necessary
d. the Hobbies ~ the house last nisht
% vas -uurred that General Butler had
arafn crossed the TuEela.
A rrer5sI d.srsech. dated two DAYS back.
and sas- transmitted from Chieveley. says
-ha- an important move was then pend
.-.- therr. although contrary indications
e-e found in the fact that - ambulance
bearers have been temporarily dishanded
ANA are further fact that traction IN
r.-rz ara arriving at Durham from the
g---r 60 - cent TO Lord Roberts
-rr-r artillery - being sent 20 Lord Rob
e--e from Gare Town
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

Jacobsdal. February 16. Via Modder
River.-General Cronje. with 1000 men, Is
in full retreat toward Bloemfontein. Cen
erai Kelly-Kenny Is fighting the rear
guard and harassiTfg the retreat.
The Beers are reported 70 be leaving
Spytfontein. going IN a northwesterly
direction.
The Beers captured large: convoy as
n result OF yesterdays Crhursday'O fght-
inc at Riet river. The British casualties
were comparatively slight IN view Of tbs
tremendous hombardment. Less man
thirty men were wounded ana but one
killed.
General French's division was enthJs.-
asiicallv welcomed at Kimberley. The
officers dincd at tho club last evening.
,rba news ~ tho entry into Kimberley
las greatly cheered the troops. who are
working splend'dly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
FREE
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
CRUISER WILL RESTORE PEACE
Revolution IN Martinique Due to
Pad Administration.

PARIS. February T-Colonial interests
now Furnish a topic which for the moment
sttrccts moro attention than the covert
intentions Of other nations az TO tho
worlds map. or England's present en-
tanrleuent- This week brought important
news from one OF Frances Oldest colonies
and from her newest-Martinique and the
go,Idan. a serious upheaval in the frat
case. but tho happy Intelligence OF a VIC
tory, FOR French arms from the latter. The
d,sny-reeable effect caused by the first was
co,,nterbalanced by the pleasant nature or
the SOudan Rdvlces.
According 70 dispatches received from
Martinique by members OF the chamber OF
deputies. nothing short Of 3 reoeihon Is
IN progress there. cue 20 rnaladmlnls'ro-
ton. white on tho ether hand the ofhclaA
reports attribute the trouble enureIy 90
labor notation. and take tho most hopefuI
view Of tho prospects Tor an carry set'io-
ment OF Che trouble.
Ncvertheless N. Dubard. the inspector
general OF the colonies. who goes TO Mar
tioioue 10 Investigate tho situation. VIII
sail on board n French cruiser. and II mas
also been decided 20 eend endorsements
or mounted infantry to tho Island.
An rnpleaennt feature " tho comments
OF tho French press on the situation III
,Iortinioue was an attempt by sensa-
ffoDal journal 10 embroil America IN the
matter hy accusing her OF secretly ioile.il-
INC the iusurreCtion In order to eVentutLily
assert herself with Il view 10 taxing wy
fsf,,5ds from France. This paper declared
fbnr ,.,lored emissaries paid by the United
states had been working for years PAST
10 undermine French influence II Ma -.
ttrf,-a lana tho movement had taken an
acute form eince the American acquisition
az Porto Rico. Not only Martinique. out
GtfaIcsorpe also. 81 asserted, mas been q
field Tor these secret agents. me oDJtcI
OF this journal ia thus attacking America
was obviously an uuderhaud drive a. the
government. vhilo 81 sought 70 represe,h NJ
sake of deyoting attention to the cam
uair-n against tho army and tho church
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
Dispatch from the Boer President

New York. February IA dispatch
which President Kruger IS said 70 have
sent 20 The Hague since the euccessful
movement OF General French FOR the re-
ref OF Kimberley has reached a former
official OF Holland in this city today.
The message. which was apparently
sent with a view OF quieting the aPprehen-
SONS OF the friends % Tho Beers. reads:
40 r,neas!ness. Federal operations
west fully planned
rrho recipient of this dispatch. who con-
Goals his identity from the public, re-
r,ivtl and published a dispatch arnOunc-
'-g tho defeat OF the British ~ Spion
'ron tuvenfv-four hours before Tho news
of that event was made known through
British sou~seu
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
Frr--r5 fcfivs on The Sea.

london. February 8. a. q. ma te-s-
Gram from Prrtsuu--H says the admiral
- inquiries IL lEe naval ports hays re-
rr.5.r1 t1 tho Issuance oC orders that for
-a-ee-e- additional tatt.eshfEs. cruisers
s-1 t.-r-fr talt Er~truyers could forth
eh ae.-- the ferlr-
"Ea admiralty tHlav ordered The ships
"a $50 r. rye ar Portsmouth tn be
fr rr.-.rI a.f ready f1- sen THIS IS
recorded .- -.s uGlr-s-s rs preliminary
d. putting -.- --l.-- re-srEe .u readiness
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19
GOOD RELATIONS ARE DESIRED
Spanish Minister Refuses To Surren-
der War Documents.

Madrid. February 15.-Count AImenas in
the senate today asked the government To
communicate TO the senate the dispatches
exchanged before the Spanish-Anerican
war between the government and the
United States through the Spanish nava,
Sobral.
The minister Of marine. Senior Come
Imaz. refused TO make public such docu-
merits on the ground that 10 do 50 might
interfere with the good relations existing
between Madrid ans Washington.
He said that the government would not
communicate tine dispatches even 10 the
senatorial committee cho5 ged 70 examine
into the responsibility for the loss Of
Spain colonies