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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-15

News from Skagway announces the
marriage of Herman Grimm, formerly
Of Astoria, to Miss Edith Keller, at
that place.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-15

Charity lodge, Degree OF Honor. A.
o. U. w, win give a masquerade ball
at the X OF T., hall. an Thursday even
ing. February Is, Maskers 25 csnts.
spectators. % cents. Refreshments free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-15

The barge washtuoana, loaded on
Grays karbor with 100000 feet OF
lumber. The largest load ever taken
from the harbor. arrived safely at Ijan
Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-15

The w. c. II. U, will hold their reg
ular meeting this afternoon at o'clock,
All are cordially inv ted.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
A GrDWl NrNln NNpMNnR,

berlin Sent, a4-H'ho mruanl NJ
tho United RtAlea Ia ne00da ~ HNpH
many'H proposition regarding tho CHI
nlse settlement IN prominently GOm'
montod upon by tli0 entire nnrmnn
ppeasi IN spite NJ previous inllmns
lions through washington 0AhloHrnnnA,
tha rGfilHAl ms come I'M n HF0Nf sup
prise, A high foreign Oti0lnl, p0fors
ring III the matter today Midl hNnrs
many adh0pNs finally 10 hNp mOpOAla
Ion Hhe llas no 0noAhi0n 10 dDnbt
Tint favorable AnAWorA Will come from
NIL tho other powers, Wa hny0 NJ.
GeivGd information thRt HlaHiN VIII
agree 10 tho German u0t0 ana lln
same course IN confidently expected NJ
dnpMn and ORIENT Britain, WI llOp0
Tho ansWar M tho United htAtnH IN mot
iIal, aspeelally IN view of mo posi-
nifty That WIN influenced NY tam
p0rAry GOnditi0nhn
Press G0ments differ Widely, MI.
though gnDGmlly IN tone nj dinap'
lrOVal and regret The VOAaiaa
Hoseitung daplOroa novidonaob M
growing disa0rd among p0WGrAh md
predicts sp0ady h0allna '.up NJ non,
lnrtNd action Tho Fmnkfurter N0i-
tung mmarkA, nTh1 nnpl0aMnt ny.
0pnnGe M tho American position VIII
VTObmhly IN increasing tho 0hduraey NJ
thn Chinese Wh0Aa 0lintm Nv now
alrRnHIhGned that the 0norHiGa NJ mo
other paWHpa VIII wv int0rmittent
line those M the United stAteHin Tho
National Nainng likewiM deplOras
I inGFGasing difficulty NJ Mo%s0pnratt0n
0n mo parl NJ I'm p0werAn " polnts
ont lhat their intGroAts Glaah Nj MO
many lNints fT n%Grlnauent e0'0I0FA.
Hon, nnd INSERTS thAt thG answer M
lhe United States omerely lMEs fhn
question My0lyed,h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
4 woman rhilOanNhNpl mi I'M

Nhoro IN N woman IN Mllpltna, The
victim OF aoVnnl MNhlinH SORROWS,
who hAa N novel euro Tor n|OaponOnnny,
indigestion, insomnia ma klnurnl illa,
N N Nnmtonlodt Ahn determined ono
dnN No throw OF tho gloom which WINS
milking lllo n burden IN Nnh about hNp,
md nalnbliAh \ rNlo Tint AhN should
lnNgh thp0ollmos n dNy, whether oNoN.
sion presented OF moi, RhO lWinuh
herself 10 hugh hnNpItly NJ tho lNNAl
pr0VooAllon and, without ono, Wonld
hnpBolr, Now ah0 IN Nv asoollNNt
health nnl hONynnt spirits, md, nor
home hAA bnnOnln " sunny nn0 delight
Hul abode, Husband, children, nulNhN
bOps Nnd hlOnhb were gradually IN
Tepien with ninth nynry 1Ny, md now
MI OF Thorn npo ,hoAllhy, MplW NNh
win, @hnn NMnols0O ApHOnNnh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
Furthar Details or the Outranes
Committed upan Ghpiats
lans In China,
THE END IS NOT YET
Critical Situation Described by Nh
Agent NJ tho American
.".. hlhlu Society,

New York, hnpt, ai=mTha American
Bible Aopiaty IN In receipt of u letter
from IN ngonh hnV, DR., John HykAe,
under date NJ shanghai, August 10
Following ApN extracts from Tim oOm'
MuntpAti0Ai
nVieeroys " Tho central and south.
am provinces hNye made themselves
responsible tor my MOpnpty destroyed
within thnip V|laNp0yNltlNa, Wa have
Ind books destroyed In This mpt NJ
Will probably ,bN pata, W. dnpe not
desert 0up 00lp0ptoNps when 10 dD w
would mean starvation ~ mNAanNpn,
AlroAdy some OF Thorn hNy0 Ind ih0ip
whole Families nKtnrminNlnd nnh their
property destroyed fnnp TINT many
~ Them nle dond, mnn0t Apnnk TOO
highly OI' tho magnificent hNpOism Of
these men, They hny0 faced dAnHOps
and denth with 4 mlmnoaa whiNh Inns
amazed mo, They hive mover ninehed
In the performance W their duty, and
know tho society viii hn Rlnn No
have mo stand by !hem while this time
0f trial lNatA,
We now M0W that mnmhNpa ~ Tho
Presbyterian mission MI Pho Ting wv
were killed ON Tho nlght 0f jNnN 10,
hOmnn 0nthOllNs W0rO MNINhnpon Oh
Tho same day The property W both
WINS destroyed, HoNvy min Aloppod
tho vile work W tho thurman
WpNtnhoA, who were myNlllnH Ia
slaughter " halploaa women md lnnOs
cent little children, but they ntlAnknd
tho American bONpd nDd Qhlnn and IN
land mission on tho next dny, July !,
Fitlln wins shot dead while hopOlonlly
defending tho women NJ hlA mission,
Misses Mnrall md a0nld W Portland,
MAino, were then captured md lnknn W
Tho bnAgp'A headquarters md 0Aoantod'
HagnAll was killed n0np lho t0mplo,
How tho others mot their doAtl, " ms
known All natl Ives in my WHY Nhn'
nenlnd with Foreigners mot y lllo into,
"Th0 @situntiOn IN Iho Nnlloy NJ The
YANG ls0 md south N increasingly
gpitl1al, I'ho attitude OF Iha ytNnpOyH
h becoming very doubtful, Ginning
Ohlll Tuning Nnd tho governor W
Hnpoh hAyN lnst isanNd II PROCLAIM
tiOn, which N intended 10 1nolIn Iho
people 10 mNAAnopo lhN. nnllyn Chris.
ilnns who nrN assaulted md popHunnIod
every dpy In many nlnnns IN Tho fnnE
I'Ae valley, and Rpplpnntly no effort "
being made 10 stop lh0a0 %OntnRoa,,
feAp We have not ynt a0Nn tho onn NJ
lha struggle 10 Not rld NJ TIN hAtod
Foreigners, " II quite possible wa
have only aoon tho boalnnina ~ ~
!, Mention N made In nnothnr lollw Of
pOlh from tho Same wpll0r Qf ont'
paHes upon 0hriHtianH IN Shan Nj PROV,
nee, One young woman WINS Killed
outright 0n tlH journey md mnothop
WA forced t0,fpayol with hor bpnin ok'
DOaed, the flesh having bNNn cut from
ler head, Three young women who
vera shipWHnkod Ind 10 wadO ashore
n water w 10 their. neohA, They
ware thon stripped 0f thNlp olothoA
ind forced 10 march sixty miles IN
Int condition.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
Thp MNykpia,

Minneapolis, sept plHaWhont, Sop
tAmbw 3Dla DetObep BOaa May sbAN,
no Arriya Mo- hApd adj Mo- |
northern N No, Y northern llA, ,
DNlnth sept el~a Wheat No, !
hApd, mHh 10 arrive, Bhl No ! nOplha
evn, pnsh 10 arrive, Replmmbnp sBl dos
oembep Nv " May HbAp,,
OhlonHO, Sept, III hnnl#HsAnplNnl
hNp TBln October 9AAn NOVNmhNp w,
New York, sept, gAzaMonN ~ nnll
npmep NJ. IVA 10 ' pop nnnh Prime
mercantile paper iSa 10 b1 pNp cont,
silver certificates BBAA W UDA, bhr
silver Nv "a, Mekioan:lolNrs lDaa,,
ghlNaEO, Sept slHspnItleH=a hnoolp'e
VI, 900. including 1900 western md
p,DOO ToknnM Generally atnNny ~ 10
cents lower Natives best IodAS
w, 40,
Aheep=.Reoelpla 10000, Sheep D
10 10 cents lower, Limbs slhnly 10
10 cents lower Western ahnnp WI, OO
10 Hll0 Native lambs Ni,pb w
Nh, lOl western lambs Va, I'd 70 WI, W,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
Ta-9.90#9I1E& - .8"00
AHhEbTED rDN HOHsE sVI9ALlhH


Fred pnlveh u 0ne'Mpmed young
man WIS arrested IN this Gity last
weak by Dopnly sheriff HapdlnE,. ~ Y
Springs, w. d, Yesterday Deputy
Sheriff l?aatman Of, Hot Springs nfs
rived w Billings with n warrant fop
Pnlyeh The latter stated that no
would return 10 South DAkOta with
ont u peluisiti0n, and accordingly lllG
deputy sheriff and his prisoner left lAst
night Tor Hot Rppingar
Pnlynp nays ihat hH IA innocent of
any wrong doing, although bG Aes
knOWleaH1s ha sold n horse, which ln
NOV IN A. settlement with n man, lie
thinks Tho charge 0f horse stealing WIN
pyefeWad for the purpose Of getting
him bhGk 10 South DahOta 10 mtaGll
soI9e property which he, has there,
Pnlyep haH u mother Residing In This
CIV, conducting n lodging house Oh
NORM TweDty'snyeDth street,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25

A nDnDjnp mn IlnIlnD MHnl win serious
NnaDltA W ljOlhI

N'F"f'F w f''ftF
+, A HnplDnp emitting hliNip OponInnd vi
I'm vnHDpI wi MAilip owens laln Hnlnp1
DIV niHllt, which, bnt TDp Tho Interior,
nDnn WI OnIAiIope, might hhVn peHnlfhn
Inlnlly TOP one ~ lhe papll1lpAnlsI
An N n DDn N bndly Gnt nbOnI Tho
lnpp, while lb0 OIh0p bn1 hlE Tnea nnd
Inv bA1ly lnlnpol by balDR kicked,
Hlll DnylnH N lhh nANn W u FOUNDER
and l0NHhL who lima been ,lnDHlDH
about lhn bn1 lAnnA pnHOplH, While, tha
OllW mglIolpnnt II M llhlihD harp
plnypp who plays down thhph, Thh
WDnbln M0Dsh Dyhp u WODlnll DnYleR
lnlDu llh Dnn ID pAlHN Tho pOMp fa
HlnvlDu 10 hbNHe nlll bhnl lhe llAllhl.
Wh1n tln HOn NJ sunny l1hN whipped
Onl n eDlDpnl mnn'h WnnpOn NJ n6fnnHe
And WODnndDn IN alnBh Davies IN u
mnlllnp lhDt WOnld plt N butcher 10
hllnMer DnylAH' faDn WINS Tho llhlinDR'
mnpt nDn bntOyn ll1 hitter ind tlnlRhHd
tha former lOOhn1 lllle n piece Or INV
l%nptAlpah, itip raeN wap laid 0pen
from I'M vlalt nnP IN Tho lower papt
Dr hlh INV, llepD, WnA n HhRh h0pORH
DID ehtlpD fOlnhnad hnd \ GpOHH gnl Oh
hIs giHlt check,
HpfOvn Tho police wapn appraised ~
I'm lpOHbIo DhyleH aInptnd Up Town 10
vupnlyn medical mn, PM ~ ,fell over
wlnn hD vna0hhd swim " HlOey'H nv
loon, bnlnH WnnA fpOm Tho lQss ~ w
much blond, ll0 VIA taken Int Ihe
saloon nlln nW doctors responded 70
Nh emergency mll When hin wounds
ware nIlnpD0n, IN was fAkoD 10, The
antDlly tall Nlong WIN tha llalIal,
Tlp lnttop wne ba1ly injured ftN
Ind beal hiGh0d IN th6 fae6 nDd chest,
Anv1pnl ptbH. bninH broken md one ey6
nanvly knocked Onl
No complaint Ina bnpn llan yAt
NAAlnst either party, bHt IN Nil ppOba'
hllily " VIII b0 made Agalnet Davies
who fWOm MI reports, started The
trouble,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
" OVER
Speculation An 10 tho Punishment 10 Do
Melted Ont To RlnRleadeTs Of
Boxer Upflslnss,

Washington Sept. D4mThepe Apo 30
Now developments ~ the Chinese sllT
nation The various powers mo aepn
lDnsly considering llln lntpHt stAt0p
mpDta made by The United States ADd
how " Affects The general HltnnliOM
u w now understood IhAt DhnIleh'a
military Force IN 10 bp mdneed 10 ilfB
tom hundred, This contingent VIII
bn known nv u loHNtlMN Rlnpn subject
W Tho minlAlnp'a ORDERS NDt being u
pnrt Of tho allied forces, lhlA eOmp
nnnd VIII be independent Oh Waldep'
Hnn,
1'ho stAte departments Wns notified
lnRt Wopk OF lho mel tlnt tho French
governments Ind adopted M attitude
similar lD thal W Tho United RlnIea IN
WplyinH W Tho German note, nnd thnt
Tho rnOL WIN duly reported by lh0 Az
AOeInl0d Press IN addition u WIS
alnt0d thaf Tho government VI hnaplA
WINS w limo WIN thnt of France N thls
mntlAr
Thpvo IN n disposition 10 mlnlmlyo
tho difference between The United
Rinteu nnn u0pmAny Oh the point Of u
delivery NJ lhe Chinese ~plnglendeps be,
lOpn lho negotiations, ma " ~ pointed
Ont than our only reason Tor differing
WnA Tho Profound OOnyleilOn Thai "
deterrent NlfaOt 0Onld De pp0dneed
mon Tho Chinese people IN Il whole
only by allowing lbelp government w
dogvado and punish TIN guilty parties
Vli0 SNma punishment w applied by
foreign powers, N IA Hnll M Ihe slnte
department, would utterly fall Of u
vofOrmAtOvy effect M the Chinese
IMOpI0 would y0novnle lh9 memory
III mnptyvA while Tho ghineFe goyeri'
Monl, which nvVOgnteH 10 itHelf u peD
nnllW tight 10 reward md punish Atlep
doaih, might elevate the Victims W
Tho nllien' npla And lllns offer In
Oontiyos tNp u repeiltim On lhe Oht'
liiub,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25

Vienna correspondent Of Tho AlandMd
atAtas That RNssiA's reply 30 the tlera
mM Motn h friendly, hui although N
nppnArA 10 nonsant 40 anrmAny'a pp0B
pnAAl II practically dlmpWroyea hy
asking whether II Wunlh not hp beat ~
Open pence negotiations ilral md ~
mako TIN punishment ~ Tho Matin
gators Df Me onirnRnA Tho IrAl aNblpet
~ ~aisuNaalOM According 40 n berlin
correspondent VI the Dnily Bsppeas,
Germany VIII mako new MOpOaAh
namely, Tint thu Hrhnt powers form
M international nnNpI tO Try Tho OhlH
MeM 0iilniNla nenNAod NJ completely ~
lhn OntNNgnA,
Thn Morning pOal hMs tln Following
from In AhnnHhni pOrrnannnhnnt hAthi
Yesterday nrhe Russians Recently
organised M expedition towards Mule
den, which Inns AlroAdy pennhnn Limo
Ynng, about midway bntWaen MIN
UhWNnH Nnd Mnk0Wnn IN viii mpb'
Nbly encounter opposition Prince
NnAn'A |AsNnDdNnry erentns " very
grave danger, Thn only hope Tor FOR
a,Hnops " Tint the pro- lOpelRn yloepOy
Vt NMRM Inns moi YET been reM0yah
Nunn'A emlA#Aplas AFe working hard 10
get him ONt Oh thn why by murder Op
AnlpldN
Thu bulk OF the continental press II
still discussing Americas reply, which
IN generally regarded ~ encouraging
vi lINnR Ginning 10 helny negotiations,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
ARRESTED ron BbOGKING CHOssIA nv
A Northern FaGiiG IBmplOyn Commits M
OlinnNR AKnLnsL OILY Ordinance,

There has been more or leas CONS
plhlDt the past few months relative 10
Tho blocking Of tho Fwenly'Heventh
md TWentyHninth street crossing by
Northern Paellip freight trains, When
appeanld 10 tho pailp0ad 0fleials stated
lhnt the Train employees Ind orders
from rhe division superintendent IN
keep Tho crossings OPEN The police
have on several different occasions r1s
1NaHled tho tpalnman 10 open the
GpOssiDHs, md NJ fragrant has become
Lhe blocking Of Tho crossing Tint on
Friday night W. VI, Baltell, night
yhpnmaslep, WAh arrested and on
HatnpdaE evening had n hearing before
Justice FpAsHpr He Was fined VIC,
bur the fine VIM mmitted upon hin
promise moi 10 repeat the OffelAe,
Thn Officers hp1 determined lO see
!hAt The GpOsHlnHs me not kept blocked
longer thAn IA absolutely necessary
and the Ipainmen will b0 arrested and
fined just 40 often IN they commit tho
DlleDRfI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
TWWUD NOUNnBHh
Win Arr w itnve HnnpinaA M lhnrEaH
NJ HObbHpyI

ilevl DOyla and TlOa HgnlIy, who
WavN npp0sl0d lnHl WaGk Oh n nIinpaa NJ
having pOLlWd John Williams, \ V0nndp
up NOOA who WIN injured Vrlday, WeRa
Nj ilhvn hnd tIalv preliminary haaplnH
IMfOvU JnAliaa FpaAar y%aAIapdag aflGV'
nam, hui N Waf pOHlp0nad nntH today
MI Y ~ Nm OwnlH w ihH nbAHnaa M Nh
tmWvAlt WitppHa r0v Vim stgtA,
WN man mr. Thought, M IN
thOyOuHh i0NHhA D0yl6 nai0f IN
tillllHN seyayel weeks MO- alAlmlAa N
IN adlIy M Mn Manila American, In
lIA FIllItppluaA Ha lind no Visible
jlestla M Nvatib0Gd Altar betHH
llNFa \ short ttnla In l00k w Win H0A'
am, thH AlAkH AHt6v, .Wl0 laft thn HltE
eIQNt Il weHk NHN klhaa tlnn, DaylA
llNs HMM lxluH NrOpnd tle, south Alda
SNJQNlA. HqNllk IN AhotllW peraal
WllOW tllA CIV M utltlNAH GNH Wall Ret
II .j;d w0WIdstA Wlsp AHhfaF
9Any, another g0HtdeH HEraAtHd
I'M NhltnH n AllaHuleg4AI Will hHvH
Nh walIMluHsE hANRtlk hef0W JHHfiM
nAxf HAtUrdNH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
WOpA for thp naRlsMMn,

Hong Kong, sept, plmAdvlees from
CLINTON sAy tint \ bOnt lOAh u mtlyo
Christian women M Kun Ohnk on
West river wns fred NpOn, md That
women wpye thpn lnlen NahorN nnl
bntNhNpnd IN cold blood, Native
CHRISTIANS npa tloeklng 10 CLINTON from
tho surrounding country, CLINTON ~
self Nv quiet Tho native city IN rNll
Of bnd characters, anxious 10 create
lp0nble, bnl they lNek lenAppA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
JNlINNED AGAIN
the HNFliDgt0nH TbrOuRh Trnin MIA YIN
IN hebrahkh

The HupllnatOn'A W. Louis Portland
nain which pHhs through Hllings,
WaH hold NJ Saturday nv fOW mHahNd
robbers near W0GdlaWh kahu II faW
milaS northwest M hnOlh who
p0hbad ,fha asIVasH naE Tha men G0m'
Wanded tlle akpVapa messenger M Oman
fha nafa, fW fhamb Thp through MA,
which lbn massanHfp could not OMEN,
aHd which contained " largo aHm M
money, WIN nAt m0lhstRdt VM mhr
hGFa AaanrHg \ YarE large sun from fhe
local aafHf Aftfr FginH through tho
aafa tha men left. the fSpress aaF end
disappeaFed This IN thu second rob
haFg w aGaHF IN the HHrlingfgpk
lliF0Hah traiH inside M aiS mQuthh
we nFHf f9hharV heina m fhe PHlfman
AlffIE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
OMAbLENOND ~ JOINT DNMAvN,
SENATOR ONllnN AANaN " NnhMN his
i@NH,alAtiyN NpNOrh,

bhh,hlnllNn NNNNNli
NhO Legislative campaign OWNod In
OArnoat In NlNnnlyN lNAt wOnk whom
Hon, william hindaNy, republican
nominee tor Tho AtAtO senate, NhNlr
lunHpn hla domOomtlo opponent, ANnNr
TOR w y, 0NllWN, 10 n dnrlna NJ Joint
dnhntNa, NhN latter IN urged "a dos
vonh hia Legislative moOrd Nld 10 dnm
O%nalpNtn No Tho people why thuN
WOnld DO @bonOhttNd by TIM election ~
",oNM"""' 0'ITN Na oHN",'II II" "' uOu " nnV nno'
notuo upon by lho domomnlp md tho
public III Watching me fight with COM
siderable lnlopnHL Mr., Lindsay waa
representation IN tho lnpt Legislature
from Dawson county and ono W Tho
Iouv republicans who wmMlNod true 70
lhoM mplN NNd mINaoh 10 vote
Tor ", A. OlNpk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
IDmDO JUvH vRhsA u Hart

Frankfort, Kyv Sept VI H% Tle
Franklin oOunty grind juvy reported
finally tOdny That owing 10 " dlfn0nllty
IN procuring tlA Attendance ~ WIZ
n0aH0R from \ distance, no further ID
yoHtiWtim eOuld be made NJ Tho aDes
hOl nHanaeinntiOM bnl recommended
That certain persons be p1aeed under
bond M appear bnfOW tho nekt Hraild
iuIK,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
sfg pr0posals fy0m Heymsuy,

hgndgn, Sent sh MN ~ MA
feWif1niGlHl announcement hN heGn
iasHnd In W. EetGFshHrE that kHF0Jenn
fabiHffs erf nnsaE0d M mn endhHv0F'tf0
induce Germany M HhandN hGr M,
mand fF tho surrender M fhW insttF
HatDyR M Nm emil foreign GHtWE0s M
preliminary m pence nns0fiAftAnh A
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
fridge WV. There Al NlvhL

LNUdML HepL H~-UndM daM NJ
Pr0t0riM hepf, W, N0navNl HnbNpts
repuris lint guards nndeg. POM Carey
OGopll0d K0mAtip0Wt Win morning,
flpe MtdW VIM found intact MuGh
vOlIinV sfOek RDd ammunition wRH poE
mplpVGd PeW siOts ware mad
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
NiiiN VNsaala short,

W. john, N, D., Sept glHaMor0
lhm Ilfty lpenoh vessels from, Nv.
Pierre Apn stiN missing, Na n result Qt
tho peopnt Hnle, and much Alnpm N velt
tOp their snfaty, Many doubtless nph
disabled, bur N IN almost certain thnt
others hAyo f%Dnnhepen,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
Ann nv watkins N mi,

L0pvepa0 MAygUeH, Heph. ga~-phe
british patrols have rpAehad MN F0y'
tuRpGM fT0ntiW NOGW Mnlinm N
Grlss Nb1va ald bel0W lhM portion hald
nv fIW NrltlHh ThN udinH lnvAas M
lha HAIRS mn Inn terrible A0ndtti0h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-25
IusAjnnA AVn AUljyn,

VlDnnn, sept gin~The admiralty
hns received The following dlapaIphl
nInnl, heph plmlnsAlMa OeoNpled
lO|ptthonllOns ~ lN lni yesterday, lN
aNl N %AlIunlnn nbONt forty miles north
onnt Or Tlon 9'ain and N nbOnt twenty
miles due north W Tnlyn,
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cannot spare from her own country
enough men to surround the Boer
armies The Indian monetary commits
sion unanimously reported that to place
India en- gold basis, it would be neces-
sary to sacrifice the English agricul-
tural interests. The English yeomanry
are not now available for foreign war.
They have migrated to Australia and
Canada, and from Canada into the
United States. The English yeomanry
in the colonies are rallying to the sup
port of the home government very ad-
mirably, and in time England may com
mand enough men, if her colonies are
loyal to defeat the Boer armies in the
field, but the certain result of this is the
practical destruction, at least for some
years, of South African gold mines.
The machinery will have been destroyed
one way or another, and the mines made
practically unavailable for any imme-
diate production. English success In
South Africa means the obliteration OF
the Beers, the reconstruction Of the
gold mining industry and the repopula-
ton of the country. The task is too
great for the British empire, and in the
interest of civilization and the protec
ton of the worlds gold supply, halt
should be called, and the sooner the
better. l believe our English cousins
would be very glad if the United States
would head movement fol the stop
page of this war, settlement of the
whole Boer question by arbitration, and
the reopening of the South African gold
mines under some kind of an interna-
tional guarantee England is whipped,
and she can do no good to herself orany-
body else by prolonging q useless war,