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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Washington, Oct. Am interesting
picture of Transvaal and Free State in
August, after the wave Of war had pass
i ed over the country, is presented in
report to the state department. from
United States Consul General Stowe. at
Capetown, dated August II, last. He had
Just returned to the Cape from a trip
through the two republics. He says that
TOR hundreds Of miles all the wire fenc-
ing is down and cannot be used again.
The posts have been used for fuel and
must be replaced with iron posts owing
to the scarcity of timber. The plowing
In progress is limited, compared with
former years and there will be a large
market for American cereals. BY March.
1901, agricultural machinery will be want
ed. Meat and live stock will continue to
be imported. johannesburg had only
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
TO DESTROY THE FORTS.
One Of the French Proposals for Ac-
ton in China.

Washington, Oct. An. Thiebaut, the
French charge d'affaires, to-day present.
ed to Secretary Hay the proposition from
his government relative to the settlement
in China. The terms of the proposition
are Withheld from publication here pend
ing their consideration by the president,
but it is admitted tina the cable abstracts
fairly set out the contents of the COM
munication, namely that the further sale
of firearms and munitions of war to China
he forbidden; that the Chinese fortresses
DE razed and that the punishment of the
chinese ringleaders shall proceed stimuli
taneously with the negotiations for set
tlement,
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deal with the responsible parties as their
offenses deserved, making a peace
solution of the problem possible. Alto-
gether, the outlook is more satisfactory
than at any time heretofore, not only for
concurrent action by the powers, but
also for a comprehensive settlement OF
the entire Chinese question.
1t is expected, however. that the at
tention of this government will be turned
within the next few days to some en-
tirely new phases brought up by the
French note to the powers. There is no
doubt as to the accuracy of the foreign
dispatches stating that M. Delcasse the
French minister of foreign affairs, has
addressed note to the powers proposing
a general plan Of dealing with the SUBJ
ject. This note undoubtedly will be in
the hands of this government by the time
the president returns. and already
there is considerable anxiety in foreign
quarters as.to the answer the United
States will make.
There is reason TO believe that some
OF the continental powers do not view all
OF the French proposals with favor. and
that there may be renewal in this note
OF the differences which were developed
by the German note. So far as this
government is concerned, however, there
Is no reason to believe the French note
will meet with disfavor. ~
The plans are under consideration bv
which the powers will aid China in carry
ing out her purpose of Furnishing the
guilty parties. 1t is felt to be proper
that the punishment shall be carried out
In such public manner either with the
knowledge OF the foreign ministers, or
In their presence, that there can be no
question as to the completeness OF
Chinas reparation.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
FOOL BUTCHER, GOOD LION.
French idiot Who Played Jokes on a
Lion.

Paris, Oct 4.-There was "a serious ac-
cident today in THE menegerie of the
county fair near Privas, in the depart
ment of Archecfe. A large audience
gathered to witness local butcher enter
the lion cage, play a game of cards with
the lion tanner and drink a bottle of
champagne. The performance was sue
cessful until the butcher foolishly, and
without warning to the trainer, ap-
preached the 1ion and held a glass of
champagne underhis nose whereupon the
lion bounded upon the butcher, ground
his shoulders with his jaws and mauled
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
BATCH OF BOXER LIES.
Claiming Victories Over Allies and
Stirring Up the People.

New York, Oct. "A dispatch to the
Herald from Hong Kong says: The
whole delta land between the Canton and
West rivers is in a state Of dangerous ir-
ritation in consequence of the publica-
ton Of bogus edicts telling of defeat of
the allies and Of the Vaccinations of Sc
cret societies. Rioters are narauding
and plundering the villages, especially
the converts houses. British and French
gunboats are patrolling the waterways.
This has had salutary effect in prevent
ing attacks on steamers.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Taku, Monday, Oct. 1.-The dowager
empress has deputed the highest officials
of the empire to make all necessary ar
rangements for most imposing funeral
in honor of Baron Won Kettler, the late
German minister to China. She has also
ordered the erection of suitable temple
at the capital to his memory. The SUI
perintendent of trade at Tien Tsin has
been ordered to meet the body on it's ar
rival here and the highest officials of the
port will pay the highest honor to the
dead.
An imperial edict degrades from all
ranks and offices, Prince Tuan. Ian vi,
Kang vi, Tung Fundg, Khan and others
concerned in the Boxer movement.
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CLAIM THE EARTH
With A FENCE

Chicago, Oct. 4-Democratic nationaf
headquarters has given out its first Of
fcial forecast for the coming election. J.
K. Johnson, chairman of the national
announced this result Electoral votes
claimed for Bryan 800; electoral votes for
Mckinley "a, electoral votes in doubt 80.
The states conceded to Mckinley are Ore
gon, Iowa, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and the New England states. In the
doubtful column Us put Michigan, Minne-
sofa and New JeJrsey. Everything else
is put down for Bryan.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

responsible authorities for the Chinese
outrages convinces officials here that
they bar the way to effectual settlement.
The plan to force the Chinese government
to punish those Chinese who should be
designated was in line with the purpose
of the United States from the beginning.
1t is understood to be the purpose of the
administration to take advantage of the
battered situation to formulate plan Of
settlement of the Chinese question. This
will be settled when President Mckinley
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
TAKE EMPER0R'S WORD.
Powers to Test His Sincerity in Pun
ishing Boxers.

Berlin, Oct. Am official of the
foreign office informs the correspondent
of the Associated Press that Germany
has issued second note to the powers
regarding the method of securing pun
ishment for those guilty of the outrages
in China. This note is issued as result
of the edict of the emperor of China be-
ginning proceedings against Prince Tuan
and others.
The note is as follows:
1.-THE emperor of China has addressed
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
PIONEER COAL OIL MAN.

Santa Barbara, Calf. Oct. 4.-Benja-
min B. Campbell. a well known attorney
OF Ptttsburg, Pa, is dead in this city.
aged 73 years. Judge" Campbell sank
the first oil well ever put down in the
United States. A daughter. Mrs. MARI
garet Deland. the authoress. survives
him.
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returns to Washington. In connection
with the character of punishment that
the Chinese government will be required
to impose, the reply of the German en-
peror to the communication from the
Emperor of China is looked upon as very
important. It shows that the German
emperor proposes to be judge not only as
to the adequacy of the punishment, but
also as to who shall be punished, and is
in accord with the note addressed to the
powers.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN.
Shot His Enemy by Night Through
the Open Window.

Mifflin. Pa, Oct. Awhile reclining on
chair beside an open window last night
at his home at Oriental, Juniata county.
Adam Goodling was shot through the
mouth by an unknown assassin and in
stantly killed. On Sunday Mr.. Goodling
was heard to remary that he had but
two enemies in the world, one of whom
he was terribly in fear of,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
TO JOIN HIS HENCHMEN.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-Wilnam Jennings Bry.
an arrived in Chicago early this morning.
remaining nearly two hours, at the ex-
piration OF which time, his car having
been transferred to the Big Four tracks.
he started on his trip to Indianapolis.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

his body dreadfully. When the butcher
was removed he was almost dead.
In the meanwhile the audience was
panic stricken and in the stampede to es-
cape from the menagerie, many persons
were trampled upon and badly injured.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

agreed to accept the 25 percent cut in
their wages. Their action this time is
final as the men have already returned
to work. The Danville rolling mills have
also resumed work after an idleness OF
several months
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
ORIGINAL AMERICAN PLAN.
Started Move to Force Chinese tc
Punish Boxers.

New York, Oct. ga special to the
Herald from Washington says: Con-
slderat1on of the propositions submitted
py the German government relative to
the designation and punishment Of the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
WORK AT LOWER WAGES.
Iron Men Accept Scale offered by
Company.

Bloomsbury, Pa, Oct. 4.-The employees
Of the Reading Iron company have
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04

Shanghai, Oct. 4.-Ti1e Dutch warships
Henderland and Homand have suddenly
been ordered to SwatoW and Amboy re-
spectively.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-08
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
Wsfer UDsfde D0wn-1t0paI9's BBD.
die ~ sbbnHDes-A Tr1s
Gentleman.

A pretty BIZ 0f scientific recreation
which comes In bHndiIy after dinner ~
sometimes called by the high sounding
title VI "tbe revenge Of the DaDnldes,"
IN nllnsion ~ the daughters Of Dnnnlis,
who ms punishment for their crimes
were condemned " forever draw winter
with Ieaky vessels,
Fiji completely two GLASSES os exnet'
Iy the same size uDJ shape, one with
water, the other with milk, stretch
over the mouth VI the glass containing
the winter u circular covering Of tplle
or other thin goods somewhat larger
tb1D the glass and previously moIs'
tened,
Now smooth tho tapping over tulle ~
closely 10 The glass ~ possible and.
holding The IDIW ~ tho Right band
~hAID1roly " the mouth Of ibis glass,
seize The stem VIII The left mud turn N
quickly upside down, avoiding The eD'
lpDDpo OF MIR
Next Slide The Right bDDj softly DYAy
from underneath, and, much iO your
nsloDislImpDL lb0 tDDlp viii poUDjD
sticking ~ ila glass, While Dol u drop
of wafer VIII fDU on through lLDt OK
eoeJIDgDy lnDBy tissue, fDD VIII yopy
soon succeed Ia lblH experiment
HERON follows tDo second pnpt} Place
your rDll bDl moi dripping glDas " Wn'
lpp, ibDB turned upside down, bDl DOl
Inside 0ul, Dyor llp fDjI glDss ~ MllBy
ana yoU VIII soon 300 lilllp Jnls VI
white ljgDiJ penetrating Tho lDllp ~
every direction u ~ The mix, pro
gypssiynly mounting he superior glass,
which ~ no sDDe proportion Yields
wAtpr 10 DO lower glDss IN lbp 0ppD'
sito direction
Al lho END VI about u puDpipp NJ NJ
hour HE eSnllDDR0 VIII bp complete,
ma yDU VIII snn iho lower glass hlDol
wltD pure WpDBpDpnDl wHIpp, VINO lbp
Upppp one VIII D0 fUll VI While DIE,
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HODnId,s DDpdis ~ sbipgIes,

"WhDpb ne WDlipp, lpDyW nSBp1
mamma when bbp Wont mo hnp room
ono winter dry DUI found u ypvy ljar
Wnl loobjpR ltilp boy slpHJlNg by lbp
window
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crying md mixing hin Dn Dor mp, gbp
questioned blm lpn1npy
wTbp boys DOM wDDt DO 10 plpy
VIII Ibom," Nv Anll NJ Inst wVbpy
sny I'N TOO BMDlL ThDy mo wblhIDg
splondl1 things, nD1 wanted 10 Whit
Nv, Ioo, DnJ thoy bpll lhpy couldn't
hnyp no Wlstlng lbpP wood, Dnd J
couldn't gpl lbn lIlllN pIpNN nor my
knlfD nor nDlln,N bn sODhph
NDoU'l cry, lpnG MNmmn hDs some
Moo wood, mn y0u onn WI plghl IN
h0rp nnl whlllIn lNl'B spvppI u IN
pnp down, DDd yDu nnd VIII hive \
nnp llmo mAklns things hpl'S mahp
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nttle bonn llAt lonlod ypry wpll op u
basin NJ WnlNr
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lAtpr, "thni y0u nm not nlnpr ~ yOlW
lItllD brother hope " Nolnnl nfpp
Inns my, wood ho VIII bp morn ghlprpps
Win W
Thp bigger boys, Pred nnd ChppIlo,
hnns down Ihelr llonls mn lDohol
ashamed,
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aDl Clnrll0 Ind u nl00 wDpkDenplb
win hDIpns nnl many other FOOLS l,lt
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ppnponlf
why, IN hnl u whole bnndln NJ shin
nLnAl IlAl think ~ Two lnnlrnl
Snd 0fly shlnslps MI llu yNry own
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~ hDs bong boon u UDilpp ~ DpRU'
moDi,o fnl1 llo old lawyer, who WaB
Ia "A reminiscent mood, 'whoibpp u
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fnolloD " NIB
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mo Nv shared ODn COMMONWEALTH
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REASON ron nIslasIsG
Justice HINT Hrs Accented y positlOD NJ
lonnsal W ", N, ghtiiHn NOmmIHAlOmI

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Inst Fridays alHotto contained tho
nows thAt ANAooiato Justice Hunt Ind
resigned from Tho supreme o0nrt NJ
Montana, aud @alth0pgh our Inform.
alton gave no fonson, " was thOnaht ~
no On aopopnt 0f III health, This IN
partly tho oapaO, bnt thNro " also mn
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and h0a accepted tho poailiOl NJ e0nns
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tho NlpimH Olilo Inns ugnlnat UuOl0
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thAf whll0 h0 nppr01lnloa lhn nav
honor hn VIII leave tho MOnlann hnnph
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Ny0 yNnre aud Two months Nv dinlrlnl
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hNl ~ nYpIwprk hna plfn0lnd hiH hNplth
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JtDJI ef Honor,

Roll OF honor for April, Room /,
Second ward, II, A. CtawforJ, teacbor.
Hurry Chapple, Butb CnsbmnD,
Florence Hubbard, Warren Hunger
ford. MDy LeebDer, Jay McCormiek,
Clifford MeknDe, Charles Mann, Knla
Moss, Mary Mcpherson, Edward
O'DoBDeil, Arthur PaDtoD, Wilbur
PenrsalI, Everett Priekett, Frances
Ryan, Nsllie Reed, John sbeyliD,
Minor sheyliD, John Todd, Jessie
White, Lottio White W1iter Weseb,
seyppth grade, MAo Edwards, teaober,
--Jos BiosiDgor, Eve Bsrky, Nellie
BnIlmd, Albert CLINTON, JoDDie Grove,
Gertrude Grove, Oscar DAVIS, Mary
Dnnloyy, Irene Elliot, Lyle Hunger
ford, Nellie Mills, Grace Mea2nenry,
Amanda Oak, Lena t)blnDd, Myrtle
Parker, Amy Bademakep, Harry
segur, Lowell SHAW, Mnbol StobbiDs,
Birdy szitDiels, Wnltor WDllaeo, Cprl
Wells, Kosn Wesob, Catherine Williams,
Mas Zimmerman, sydney NtmMep'
mnD, Aroma GDiler, Dorm Rad0mnker
Second grade, Third ward, Laura
u, CnrDes, tepeheE -sther Hirnly, CDrl
Huckloberry, Lopiso O'DoDDnlj, OlNDd
Owens, FrDDk Parker, Belle Roc, Olive
Roush, Fl0reDce sohmndlncIL W1lter
Scott, Ernest Steele, HOwnId H0usb,
Hugh Hnw0itb, Bessie BrOwD, GoOrgio
Davidson, Edna GilsdUvf, Dol'0uost
Hoguc, Bertha TpbbB
Tbird ward school, fifth and sistb
grades, ELLA IT. Hood, teDebpL June
Gardner, Ben Withnm, Bonbon smith
Essio Summers, Clap Lamp0rt DelM
Gilsdorf, Katie Towing, Amelia TIeDs
holm, Arthur Nelson, hny ven
Hoptop, Arthur Haneard, VIM spls'
bury, Sophia sawyer Ponpl Owens,
Ethel Mcbride, Boseie HorDoL Lin
sawyer, Bon HoDseD, EyOrott Biroly,
Murphy, Edith urady,
stppe, Loo Van HoptoD,
Vrnnoig Taohpdy, Annie RoHrk
Fifth and sixth grados, Second ward,
Elm Hayden, teacher, -, DoweliyD
Book, Adolph Byaert Raymond DiGkOp'
son, Willyo CLINTON, Mndeo Hunger
ford, Whitney Hofford, Conrad H0nDOG
Harvey Lnno, Annie MoDormtok,
Henry Mason, kato MAtbOr0n, Mary
AliDa Robins, I'm Salisbury,
Mnnd smart, Frank Connolly, Mny
Luoile Vaughan, Arthur SAILS
bury, Marie IlnDna, Mary ClaDtop,
Lester Zimmerman, Mary B0nndotto,
Cbrysler, Idna Gnrdwoll, Ethel
Newton, William pmkor, Richard
Plat, Alice RDdeliK
Third and Fourth grndoa, SECOND
ward, Mabel q, Gordon, fppobpr, --
I0rank Allen, CbaIlos Grove, Leo HOtI.
nor, dlDn Mondonhnll, Churlos pipor,
%Jlpronee sOlbrodO, Casaius Whitp, John
.lhorino, aonoyioyo noprdman, ,IloloD
Mccormick, George Hubbard, yDlOn,
Ilno Loohnor, Woodaon Moss, Chnpn
lpy Platt, Norman Ryan willard
salisbury, Ralph Whitp, Marguerite
I,a Y, Rnsh Linton, Emma Oak, J0nnio
Rood, Helen Rowloy, d@oorsimnn Trott,
LoonA Hlniona,
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TrMs Gentlemen.

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smll0 md u l0n0li NJ lllH lAt Hnlpy
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LIDIJIDH tbe JOaIsy,

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