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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Teddy Talks and paradss Through An
other Busy Day In Indiana,

Evansville, Ind, GOT, ip-~uOyan0r
Roosevelt concluded hin indianA tour
tonight, making two speeches M thia
city, and spoaking Nv both instances
10 largo ~nldi0nc0M Arriving horn NJ
1880 Tho governor dinOd IN hin private
env, rnmniuiDg ihNm until shortly bOD
fore Y O'ol0Gk, nftW which hO wins
escorted M tlN Nv, u0OrHo llOi0l whore
hO myiownd " parade given IN hin
honor From Tho myiAWlDg slAnd Nv
WINS driven w. Ey9n's Iinll, whore IN
made u vnpIy W Tbs npMGnll doliynrnd
ypsfMdW ny W. H. Nrynh From
lhn hill hW went ~ lIW GRIND Ol0rn
house mud nddrossod II soN0ud audi
onno, constituting thn nlny0nlh Mntr
enee Which Ind hnnrd him an0ak since
he nft IndiAnnpNlis HIS movning,
ThM day was ahamniArisnd by IVHn
crowds Hnd mHGtl enthusiasm AZ
Ibis place Colonel nonhy, e4rminiHtW
N 0hina, VIM ono M thM stnak0rs nv
h0lh moefingH w INV Hpo0Hh M VIM
eennas Governor H00Aeyeh dalyGd into
hist0ry N show fhaf " WaH lhVGnEh
~fSManslHn mai mo nrf NJ thH state M
lndilm Whtnh Vinaann6R Waa VIZ
nAfnd Was added N fhR dominion M
fhik government
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
EMPRESS DOWAoER'0 DEATH
uHEltUsfnErHaB
REPORT REGARDED IN GERMANY
Az NEW CjINESE INTRIGUE,
The WHY CbiResa Diplomats still Jug
Cling Win Their Brothers 0f
.. Europe and America,

lAplin, Oct lgwThh UVOpOWl NJ illo
HnhHinn government lhnl w nnbn NJ "
pvOlmplpd divergence ~ ylpwb pnRnhls
Inv equitable indnmniiine, thle mntlap
llny Do 0umn1ndnd ~ mn n0lhl1Alns
tiOD NJ lilA international 0Onpi NJ Wbls
trnllmn Nv Tle HnHnn, w mgnpd0l nH
th0 most important mnnut develop
ment IN llN Dhinne0 AltDAljnM Moth
Inv was. known publicly w lnrgpn
concerning " pyl! w Nlo publication
NJ ppeaidont MOlfinlny'H nnpwy w
llla nOin M NJ DelOAaae, Most ~ lbo
pnI6vH comment WHymuDlhnlinhllg
lp0n The nnaA0sliOm 1Nm bDlWl
AnN0iHoP uAyB tlMl " mie0b nOOlllnr
1lniOnn Wpbl0m which VIII occupy
long npHDlinliOuA Hni IIip Huplilluv
TuHeblnH understands lhnl OIlntnl
ORIOLES voanvd ", I'M u teDlntly0 mlIop
tllnn IN u formal proposition :.
0evmnny LOOKS NpN lh0 mp0pl M
lho donlh M tllA HnllpehH dnWnHnv wv n
DeW OhlleHe Intrigue II N AllpOHa1
Tint AlA lnlalds ~ diAnppnnp, lNlnlDVs
npily, III Opdnr M nh1nIlp, gNHpOnElbiUlk
r0r ile miAdeedA NJ hlAll OlH0lAls, nD1
perhaps No pv0IAvH mlOihW MlliafOr
nlHll movement.
A high 0nlninl 0g the f0pNlgn office
assorted l0dny lIuL " lolnHpnln Ind
boNn HNlt Va tho UIlInnM government
dnmandlng divn0t information M tO
whether lle onpvehs d0WAHW IN d0ndl
Mo vpply IaA ll0nn vAG0iv0d, mad Tim
foreign OlllM draws lIn NOnnlnHlMO
lilnt ll0 Chinese government N k0pl
Informed nv w il0 pluDA M VBi An
1lle German fOvniAn nfim ISM AattH.
llnd with llln HIT M mlpMblna anppll0d
by llle Chinese government nIln
llat IN nOtOrlDnAly. lnnOmplainn Aatd
III Influential 0tl0lAl t0dny, ms "
aliminaleA Tim nninaA ~ parsons who
ware active I'M lAndOpE IN fll0 mAAanOpp
M lOpoiHnGrA TlitA N lnrnN 0nt NV
VII lotlOgs mld consular pal0rlA from
China W IN bmnn ON Wy (lnlHnp'H
AlaiOmmlL u0umany, however IN moi
diHpOapd w Insist Ul,nn lhA pnnlIr
molt M vii lhA Adilty, What sll1
d0mnnds IN llnl nn 0AnmplN I'M mndn
NJ popnOna M hiHll mnk IN 0n1W w
show thn 0linea0, AVihnnHk 1nn A0ns
yln0lnHly, fint mo WwnW nnyn Nns
hrn0d " aaynpN mtnlW nIhnH OlinM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

elected 10 the beArd of trnsiees, and
he hopes TINT he viii take al active
interest IA advancing the affairs 1T The
institute IA w also the desire ~ the
tasthtop Tint VI Raphael, ~ Houston,
Texas, aet III thu enlmeiiy " secretary
0f The institute, IN 10 receive nompans
HntiOD for bis ~Anryiens, II Nv mnns
toned, however, TINT his acceptance
shall be conditional on iba Bonyd's
approval ~ him, otherwise the Bonpd
Dlny elect H0mabDdy alAp,
The journal and Advertiser viii my
iolnOrrDwi ~ was learned ynHlnrs
dny that not one Df tbn DiDatnnn bDnd
writing experts who Ind been angngad
by Captain J3nknr tD nknmiDn Hien'A
signature Dn the #yb, 900 md 700, 900
checks, which Dyn ihn basis Df Ulp
criminal prosecution against Jones md
Patrick, viii testify hint either Df
these men wpDla tho forged sigDniDpns,
The experts agree iIlni both checks
nrp f0pRepinp, md Assistants District
Attorney Osborne viii nDdeAyW Ia
have Jones and Patpiek InM for hnyp
Ing Ia their possession forged elprhs
mud attempting iD cash them"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
FAMOUS men or AMERICA
"HALL or vAMEv ELECTION CON-
TEST CLOSED FRIDAY,
Names Headed by the Father OF
Hin Country Accorded 4 Place
On tho Tablet,

New York, Ogt, lg--Tle election IN
the HAL NJ Fame" contest wnB G0D'
olud1d today when tho senate ~ New
York University assembled md pnss0d
DpOn tho liBt ~ oligiblns submitted ~
fbnf body by tb0 GOmmitteo which fOr
tho Inst thpno days hDB boon counting
thG votes, The tOtnl number Of names
submitted ~ tho one hundred Judges
WINS gb9, md though tine standard ~
eligibility Ind boon plneed nv low Nv
bl votes, only thirty ~ tl0 nominees
Ind maGhed TINT standard, " VIVA Tho
nnIDDs ~ sneh n0minoDs Tint were snl'
mitfnd w Tho senate, md thni body, Ia
which ~ y0stAd Tho power Of absolute
mud povDmptOry veto, Oh HIS 0GonAlOn
confined ifH0lf ~ n simple confirmation
~ Tho Gommitioos findings Accord
Inv In thia denlsi0n illn following fas
mons mon vera nee0rdnd u place on
tablets " Tho HILL M Fnmoi George
Washington, W lfnll yOta), Abraham
lincoln w, Daniel Webster DO, Bon
Franklin D4, ", NJ, uvant wv, John
Marshall VI, Thomas Jefferson p0,
Ralph Waldo Emerson MI, Henry W,
LOnEfellOW NJ, Washington Irving Nv,
Jonathan EdWnrd NV, Dnyid u, Fnr'
ragnt w. samuel w. u, MORSE w,
Horny Clay ~, uoOrgo l'eabOdy W.,
Nathaniel Hawthorn w, HObort ",
Leo DD, pntor Cooper Ob, liOvneo Mann
w, Henry Ward B0eehor OD, Nly Whit
noy DD, Jnmas Kont ~, Joseph Story
~, John Adams III, William Ellery
Cumming b1, james Audubon ny, I1liaA
Howe 3D. William Morris Hunt Nv,
nllb0rt btnAvt Nv, Ash UrnY 81,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

ed In 1883, n concession of 10, 900, 600
acres OF lind la the Ori8loeO district
~, pnnl Oct. ig-Thm Ortnoco COM.
pnny, 1T Fnribanit, MINI, which
secured n concession for mining and
other privileges Ia voDznoln six or
more years ago, ineluded Donald
Grant Of that city, ~ president md
principal capitalist Gen NJ u,
Clnpp, of this city, nDd II few other
MiDnesoians md aasterD capitalists
Two or three years ngo the Minnesota
company sold its Interests 10 u new
corporation Ut u siinilnr name, consist
ing almost entirely Of New York men,
mud since Tint time the Fapibaplt com
pnny Inns pnid no attention 10 ilo
former concession, which lind not been
worked extensively beenuse OF h pos
sibly uncertain title through the yenD
zuelaD boundary dispute.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
BIG DAY TN PORTSMOUTH,,


Portsmouth Ohio, oct lg--Mr,
Bryan r0nGlndOd Tho Hrst dry NJ his
Ohio NNnpnign IN thts city tonight
We WINS met M thn depot by u process.
sion consisting NJ mon both on foot
and h0psehnek md escorted w tho
eglnre IN thn center NJ tho city whore
10 spoke from y platform IN the Opon
air Tho mooting WIS by fnr tho lnrg.
ast NJ tho dry md N WINS most ~.
thnaiNstin, Tho republicans nlsO hold u
fOpGh HIGHT procession IN the city w.
night With spnaking IN tho public hNll
by Henator epO0nW and lion, W, D.,
HynHm, As u D|pls0Qn0nGo tho city
WIS fnll ~ rcd fro and NJ pl0DtnOus
enthusiasm Tho limos NJ march NJ
fhe Two ppvndOs wore w arranged Nv
moi ~ conflict md thorn wns 30 pIlySis
pAl Glnsh, A majority ~ Tho meet.
tnHs during fhN dW wore not all
largely attended, nor w dOmopstmtiyo
NJ those ~ tho Hdilna and Illinois
tOnv Of Inst wp0k, Rain thrOAtnn01
during tho HrNntNp uWt ~ tho dAy, nnd
This condition pDd0ubtndly had "
dRmpeping Influence on Tho md0r NJ
thR crowds nv VOL w upon lhnir NJ
tfU1nDGg,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Movement VI AdmirsIs,

Washington DeL w ~s Admiral
Hemey to-day eaDlAd The navy dnpplr
mnni NJ bis departure from Chinese
wDtoys, Un goes DD his flagship the
upD0hlyM from Tnkn tD Che Voc,
theDen 10 N~nEaAaki, JDpnn Although
bis dtspNletl does MOI ADDDDnee bis
m0yeMenls from lbnt point, N Nv lln
MpdepalaDdlDg NJ Tho navy department
ihai ln VIII nNst RO ~ DDyitn THIS
move VIII inha The b|pDdgDnvlnys ~
lhp Aslutie station bnok 10 MnDiln,
leaving lbe @h1DndyDD ~ nltDnHo wAls
eps Without M admiral IN command,
unless Admiral HnDlpy should deter
mine 10 bnye Admiral KempW veluvn
there, FW lbn WrnbnDf,. however,
tllngp w 10 sDoh dnlowntDntthM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Y0yTsEy SHOWS IMPROVEMENT,


ieofRetown W. 0nf, la-Yontsoy
w hotter tonight ltH SONS ~ nndpr-
stand and 0hpy tho nurses though hn
does not tnlk nor answer questions,
There ~ now lpss fpar M brlin fever,
and " N possible lLHt his frinl for tho
assAssinAflgn NJ Governor innbel may
NJ ffsHmed llHi0rf0W, His color no
Mflns. RGod, hit breathing natnFal,
Hlla mn sleep 0piRt and festfHl, wv,
iaFFiGk says. M gpiAteF hive hGel
Eiyfn. him since VHpsday night md
thAt fhe. continued stHpW results on,
HFely from natural NHses, 0aNHr
sionRl doees NJ sffgehRipe. pre given
liM ~ stiMHlAte nm Hnd he ~ IN u
fHF WHY N FGGapeF All n0w have
Abandoned fhe ideH thAt he N shAmr
Rims,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Nebellon In Nwang AL

AhanHtnll Ont lgwvAhons TuOlal
tnn vuaslyo1 n l0lhMam fv0m NplWal
Nv mpufiua tlHl n a0Vi0nA ynhNl i0n
Inn hl0hpn nnt IN tln, A1uflWnHlfHl
lMpt NJ. KwnnH NJ pr0yinaA, and tIMl
INV N0I0m lFnnlN nm nndhQHnlni nlld
tlnl IN, nGndh NJ l0nAl lQ0il ono IN COM
WIN Nm dunHNy which N dlrn0lnd
aaainsl lhm MaNQhVa yanl, MpealnnW VI
hAa0lHN WnfAe lhan thn Vnl WnH, w.
Lnlli0n II ~ Wp0rlm Int llN fnlH
llsa, yllnp0gA Nagh AAnt 100000 Vn1lA
N ,ltan TlnA WV M putIVNHH HM W.
hnlliHUj
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
EIGHT HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY-SIx DELEGATES.
settlement IMPROBABLE
Permanently Organized Friday.
Serious Work Of the Body
[, Has Begun.

Scranton, pn, Oct, i2--EiRht hun
dred and sayentyseigbt miners, who
hold IN their hands the power ~ end
or continue the anthracite eOnl min
er's strike which Inns been In prOgrest
for more fhnn three weeks, met here
today for the purpose OF considering
the ton por cent net increase ~ wages
offered by the operators, ana adjourned
until tomorrow without taking my
action Oh thoiy employers proposition.
Both OF the sessions were devoted ~
OrRnDiziDg Tho convention, md
speeches by many OF tho doloRntes oD
tho miDo owners eODeossiOh " w0s
not expected Tint anything wODld be
donn today outside 0f u general on
change ~ Views, Tho convention,
after " WINS permanently 0%vgnniHed,
went into secret session. but " was
lanWDed from authoritative SOURCES
TINT nothing Of general nntDre WINS
submitted That wonld Load 10 u holn'
fi0n VI whnt WIS W the minors u
knotty problem,
From o number ~ delogafes " WIS
gathered thnt the ten pep cont PROPOSE
ton ~ " now stands, bns very liltlo
rhppon Of being accepted, The dole
RRfos sonmnd, " WIS leapDed, ~ bo nj
most unanimous TINT tho operators
sh0Hll first make concessions w the
other grievances before tho iDerease "
accepted by tho miners, Hreat stress
WAS Ind ppoD the necessity ~ abolish
Ing tho sliding seals, and substituting
therefor y tDpnngc basis on which No
Ax tho mt. ~ wages. The PROPOSE
lion 0f having tho operators gnnraIl'
tee y fixed time for Wpyipg Tho nd
vance, was MISC thoroughly discussed,
while not y few deI0gates said thoy
would be satisfied with nothing bnt u
moro libnnl increase IN wnEeB,
Tho mode ~ procedure Nv u matter
which w now occupying tlo attention
W tho lnbOv lenders, IN case The COM
yention comes W y doODito under
standing on Some proposition, Tho
question hps boen nsls0l how the
0por0fOpB VIII bn advised, IN view ~
the fpef tint tho inter have repeatedly
snid they wonld MOI mpORDizo tho
npiOn FrestdNDt Mitchell wOnll not
discuss lint phase ~ tho question, md
none ~ the Dthov lnbOr lenders VIII
venture m opinion That tho present
convention VIII not come 10 u definite
combustion W tho general opinion w.
night,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
FRENCH DIPLOMAT DISCIPLINED:
M. Ducos, canbodian Superior, Relieved
for Undipiomatie Language,

1Vf UndiplohiAtie Language,
Paris, Oct l2--1'he minister Of tbo
colonies, N, Dnerais, has relieved Ot
his post M, Dueos, the Frenee resident
superior IN CnmbodiD, The vnnsOD
for tllo step IN evidently tho DBdipl0r
matte reply which Dne0s made ~ tho
charges Of Prince lnkaDtDp IN the IN
teryiew published ThnrHdny Ia the
Mntin, IN The course Of which no ns'
serted Tint the attacks upon tie
French officials IN Cnmbodin, which
forms part Ut memorial w tho
French government Oh bahaH NJ King
NOro1om, arn due 10 the kiDg's hatred
Of the work 0f civilization being eDpS
rted Oh by the French Ia C~nmbodin,
II boenme apparent from the interview
TINT King N0pDdOm bml NOT been
toated In u manner boiitiDg bis sim
ton, On one OeoasiOn bD WnB even
put In chains by the predecessor ~ N,
" Nv evidently th0 desire VI
the Fponoh authorities 40 prevent u
~ sueh imprndenen, Tho
believes TINT The action ~ NJ
Dnor0is Nv only tho first step w The
publication ~ French colonial metl'
ODDS,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

THE WOMAN IN THE CASE
AMrs. Hart" In Tears Likely 10
Hold Key To Entire
Situation.

kew York, Oct lY=SAHOthap dis
eDyery wins made today III Elizabeth
port which increases the slaHliDgs Dt
~defAnlfev Hehyiabep ~ bl0D, I'D sey-
efAl months ng0 III envelope contain,
Ing EH, 900 in United States bonds WaH
plnepd for aute keeping Ia The bAnk by
u resident Of EliSnbnibpOpl, When hn
ealled ~ The bMnk today FOR tho Jap
post II WIS found tIat Tho envelope
Ind beeD carefully slif open and lhe
bonds n%bsivneted, Judge GilhoOly,
tle bnDk's attorney, aaid the MhlitNE
Hon WIS responsible, mud tlm loss
would be made good,
The furniture aDd personal effects NJ
Mps, HDpf, The woman upon whom
young Bnlpiabnp IN said 10 have Inys
isbnd The money ~ Tho BliYnbalbp0pt
baDA, wns removed IDdny ~ u storage
warehouse by lho 0rdop ~ lle sheriff,
Three lnyBa ynIls were required ~ pns
move NIL the 9DDtnnls M the lusDviS
Opsly furnished apartments Mrs,
Hnpi wns present mn lnnpfnlly protest.
od against tho poW0Nl ~ VIM Hlle
elAimad ~ be her own personal prop
orty,
" was reported tDpigbt lhat one ~
more parsons familiar with tho ntrDipA
~ The H)tSnbelbpopt bnnk were suHs
ppgtAd NJ hnyinR been "oOnfndovptoH NJ
beIwiebep, nnd tint M arrest might
ba expected BOOb
While there npo vnnOpA flAt tho
whereabouts NJ behViebep Ap0 WHefig
eally hMOWD, there WINS nothing nv
EliMbethp0vt tonight w eODIipm Hpeh
reports The belief w Sill general Tint
he w some where neap by, md has not
gone W Europe ~ has been reported,
Whnt IN believed w De u WARRANT Tor
The arrest NJ belri6ber was Issued lntD
ilin afternoon by Police Justice MnhnD
~ EltNnboIhp0pl, Dftep u hurried he'
er6l conference Ia Oht0r TanDy's office
NJ police hmadqnWtApE Win President
Heldpetlep ~ tbe baDt, gninont law
yovn, " " enid, ngpno TINT the bnnh
hDH ~ strong Wiminnl case uRninHt
Mph lInyt Thn question ~ jnpislips
tiOn IN lIiA onAn " anid lO bo settled
o%OnOlnslyNly by section nav NJ Tho
penal code, which stnlAB lhnt my tnvp
pOn who hns NJ my place without Tho
state, stOlan ~ vo0nty01 Stolen goods,
md has brought snoh ppOpnpiy within
ll0 state, may bh considered nv hAytnR
committed fhn WinD In Ills slnl0,
This JnvlHdlOtim being aeftled Tim
prosecution VIII bnse wv charge aHainnt
Mrs Hart Oh section w on the p6Dal
code, This AeDtiOn states TINT my
pers0n eOneevDed IN u crime shall be
considered " WinNipnl In thn nGl,
Startling deyolOpmnntA,i " ~ assorted,
niny como on III NIL ILLS, eDablinH
the bank tO veeOy0p Elb,OOO, and MpH
Hart 10 keep hop WOpevty, md what
N more Important fO bn Freed M NIL
Ohnpgee, When lli0 wvits Worn npAl
Oh Mvs, Hart Aho said aim could
prove iIlnt nIn hHd nOtIlnp fVi0ndH,"
who lind given her Tho pi0ll treasure
Tho bnnh oIaim0d it's d0fAultlnH
book sheep0r Ind given hon W Mva,
Hart persists In mAling N complete
sthiement In court about lav HDilV0aH
of wealth, " Nv alleged sim viii DaNenr
stAtn tll0 names ~ these men,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Now York, Oct, lD-OOunael fOv Al
bovt ", lutpioh nnd Chaylns w. JOnoA,
who VIII bo npvnlRn0d on M0ndny
morning before Magistrate iivAnn IN
Onnter street police NOnvt on n NbnpH0
~ forging tho iinil0 ~ tll0 lHtA William
Marsh HiN6 IN CHECKS w Tho amount
~ Hbb, 600, spent most M today IN lfo
TOOInbs IN consultation with lInir
nlionlA Th0y r0fua0d w lalk AtOnl
mo character NJ mo dnfanAO and Bnya
no information CONCERNING lll0 VIII aA'
nont01 by HtGa wlnn IN WIS llyinH IN
DUNEDIN, Nav J0pAny, IN nldnr'
stood flMt Assistant District Attorney
OshOrn0 VIII wv tln 1nAO NJ Nh lndiNi'
mint should b found,
Thn. VIII NJ William M, ltiNn WIN
nlp1 f0r mOhntn t0dnyt. " N dNtnd
HoptGmhW WI, 1890 Tho witnesses
MO W, W W0llNph0 M HTO0klgn mud
william v, Hnnnm M HID0klRM ThH
0s0nHl0N nrU william NJ HinG, dpu
dOhn w. HnrlinG and dnmGa A, NNknr,
Nv IVY ihn lnrnlR M the VIII thM ns'
nautnra Hnt yNn, 0ON M Hnnh fg lhn
MuGdl M the tealgtnriH lHnlIlGr, VrGd'
ariGk A, HiN1, md hiH nrAt win 0IlnpT
l0ttn w NO nxngnlnpe N HlH0 lnff
10000 fnr the hNuHnf M llH lnAlAtarla
ulster Minnpya 0ldh m MntsANhnMlla,
Won fh0HAnDd dallaFA nyl plH0 laft INV
Tho Hsn NJ hin hlhtaF nhallAtM NJ Ma
Hea, M MnhanatnaAtta Tla Hs0qnt0a
nlH M. IN TGa0mINnsGd fm thGW Aapg
glGGs hgah nor Nenl communication ml
lia ynluA M thn 0Algth
All tha residue NJ Tho aslatl IN ber
qlnalhnd M thn william NJ Hlae I'M
nv lln MynWmmHut M lNtArnr
fnyn. nnd NH M H0HAl0h Tasasf.
Thn iApiai0F elnlHH lliH I'm 1HAlraa
lhM his nom william NJ HlGa, Mn IN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Troops for KOW Loon

Hong Kong, OpL lg~AdmiWt ~ ~
pursDinE thn mbplB IN u novIlnnst
direction from Nm Chm
A British |0AppJtliDD 00nsjBlinR NJ
lIa ggnl BDmbDy Infantry, VIII Ws
fllpvy, Nv Going ~ KOw loon, Hintop,
lint, Though lhN district " reported
uutpL,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Venezuelan eaRfsssiaR AnRHIlea,

lAEaaes, YRn9HeIh. Och IRwThe
EegfFNWfht mn HnnHllAd thR G9Raes'
tj0p III I'M nrtN8GG G0IpIaiy, allagtDa
nan asAeRf tAn M aeHfrRaf. TJW a0ni'
FaHyj which bas w h~Radgnafters NJ
FNglhApN MtuRAkafh NM which N
~aAtdfaHged VI eA0,n 4 !, 00O0, WIN sreHl'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
I%tlAmutatle jr0D hpIyo

was lhp ,faaN|| N ma aplaAlM heNllh,
DIf, HM MHnl., WfleW Rf0mNNNl HgHf,
NidnHya and HqNaH aiA, ,NUt M W1Gf
ll,I smM H Eaagl ,l Maaaa ,a gIiiH,lt'fg oIga A ll,a
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29
Union Village.

Miss Cora Page is convalescing from an
attack OF pneumonia.
Chas. Broughton is among the many
victims OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Ilsley and family moved 10
Lancaster, Mass, last week.
Miss Louise Greeley OF White River
Junction was in town Thursday.
Misses Anna and Bessie Garfield visited
friends in South New bury last week.
Alec LeWare has moved from Norwich
into the house owned by Mrs. G. g. Clark.
Mrs. w. ID. Atwood OF st. Johnsbury
spent Thursday with Mrs. l.. 5. Patterson.
DR.. Walter Cuisine recently bought a
span OF gray horses Of Brenton Jordan OF
STAFFORD.
Several from here attended the auction
sale OF Mrs. Mary Ilsley's personal prop
erty Saturday.
j. E. Waterman has bought the jerks
house in this village OF j. X. Blaisdell.
Consideration, $3.50.
Miss Celia Campbell returned Friday
from visit with her friend, Mrs. ID. X.
Merrill, OF Lebanon, n. II.
Our pastor, Rev. Coy Lawton, and fam
lily are all quite III with influenza. Slmp-
son, the son, is seriously sick.
Misses Olsen and Mackie, trained
nurses from Manchester, ". H., are caring
for the sick ones at f. W. Kendalls and
II. A. Clogston's.
J. II. Kendall OF Randolph and Mrs.
Mary Rogers OF STAFFORD we're called here
last week Dy the serious illness Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Kendall.
Justin Snow and wife OF Hsrtland and
Mrs. Mary kinnie and daughters Of Leb.
anon, n. H., we're here Sunday 10 attend
the funeral OF their mother, Mrs. Snow.
Mrs. Luthera Austin Snow died March
22d, aged So years. Funeral services, con-
Quoted BY Rev. Mr.. Lawton, were held at
the home OF her son, A. w. Snow, Sunday
afternoon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29


Mr.. Parsons starts his creamery next
Monday.
DR.. S. n. Gould called on friends here
Tuesday.
George Cahee is quite i'll with grip and
is attended by DR.. Scott.
Miss Luna Williams returned home
from Randolph the last Of the week.
Miss II. Frances Hanlon visited friends
in Roxbury and Mortified this week.
Elhanan Fits and wife OF Roxbury
visited friends in town the last OF the
week.
Aaron Rattee moves this week to the
farm which Henry Luce has rented in
South Randolph.
Mrs. Sarah Westinghouse returned TO
her home in Lansingburgh, N. ", last
Thursday.
Mrs. Rindge OF Randolph, who mas been
stopping at j. j. Pratt's several weeks,
returned to her home last Friday.
Geo. Prentice has finished work for b.
e. Nickerson and moved to Northtield
Center where he has employment.
viii Jackson will resume his work for
the C. V r. r. this week, Thursday. He
goes to Stafford, Conn, for short time.
Mrs. jackson has rented the hotel
another year. Her son, Ed, will live at
home and study telegraphy with j. j.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29
East Brookfeld.

Miss Sadie Angel returned last Mon
day from visit in Gaysville.
Fred Edwards OF Chelsea will work the
coming season for f. ID. Richardson.
Chas. L. Hayward moved his family
last week to Mrs. A. G. Martins on Will
Jamestown south hill.
The select school at Brooktield village
will open Monday, Apr. I'd, with Miss
Vie Davis as teacher.
Mrs. Eugene Price received visit last
week from her cousin, Herbert Marshall,
who lives at the head waters OF the Sal
man river, Idaho. Mr.. Marshall has for
several years been interested in gold
mining and has recently sold his mine.
This is his first visit here for q years.