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AT DENVER.
Score by innings:

Denver ..............O5 OlOs-7 . /
Sioux City ...........O 30 90 0 % Ii 6
Batteries-Denver, Schmidt, Eiler and
Sullivan; Sioux City, Furgeson and Cole.
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DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS
PUEBLO AND RETURN, $24,
vie the Santa Fa

Tickets on sale June LIST; stopover al
lowed at Colorado common points.
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10 JOIN THE ROUGH RIDERS.
General Metcalf and Many Men of the
Twentieth Will Attend the
Reunion.

Lawrence. June 23-There will be
large attendance OF members of the
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AT CHICAGO.
Scoy-o nv ioTfra cre.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WEsTERN LEAGUE.

Score by innings:
St Joseph ...........2 l 0 Ill IS Q
Omaha, ....--....-....0 0 DOL o o. 2
Batteries-St. Joseph Herman and
King; Omaha, Burreu and Wilson
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AT CHICAGO.
Score by innings:
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The Proper
Thing to Do

is to have your light suits or light
spring overcoat "steam" cleaned
the proper" place to send such
goods is where they have the
"proper'' facilities to do such
work properly" and the only
place in Topeka is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-23
CHIVERS,

Alb and Ais Kansas Ave. or 112 W.
Ninth street.. Phone 500. It spoils
clothing to have it washed, and
that is the all they do at any of
the o-caIled steam dye works. If
their gasoline fails to clean it and
if you are going to have them
washed why not send them to the
laundry yourself and save the diff
ference the fakirs charge you, and
call it steam cleaning-or do you
like to be humbugged?
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.

AT CLEV leland.
Score by innings:
Fl r
Cleveland O42002O 2-10 Is 4
Buffalo ...............0 ) . 0 5 L IA 2
Batteries-Cleveland, Harl and Spies;
Buffalo, Hooker, Baker, AInole and Schre-
COMPOST
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AT NEW YORK.
Score by innings:
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AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Score by innings:
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DENVER. COLORADO SPRIN GS
PUEBLO AND RETURN, $24,
Via the Santa Fe

Via the Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale June LIST; stopover al
lowed at Colorado common points.
Chicago and Return $14.OO via Santa
Fe.
Tickets on sale June 25, 26. q, good
returning July 8. Short line to Chicago.
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NATIONAL. IFAouE
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Attendance, $500. Score:

Brooklyn .-.....052 0oo0ss 20 p 2
Philadelphia 20 L 0 ia 10 4
Batteries-Brooklyn rMcGinnity, Kitson,
Howell and Farrell; Philadelphia, Plat,
Donohue, Conn and Mcfarland.
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THE FOOD DRINK

Al gFOcers : 1sc. and Csc
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18
New Shearing Record.

Billings, Mont, July 12.-The sheep
shearing record for 1900 was mashed on
July 10 at the Union Shoaring Co.'S shed
near Okla, Mont, north Of here Wy Dick
Marquis, who shesred 1880 pounds OF
wool from 800 yearling wethers, an aver
age OF : pounds per head 10 Il hours and
40 minutes with oper'Stewart Chicago
machine. Ed. Bower, the wcll'known
Montana sheepman, WAS in charge OF the
shed the day the record was made. The
wide publicity given the recent perform
ance OF Bud Ashton at Great Falls in
shearing 3G3 head in 3 hours was calcu.
lated to arouse Marquis to make the eifsrt
OF his life. No one who Is acquainted with
the two men doubted but what Marquis
would administer n crushing defeat, but
none expected the record to be placed so
high. This record also disposes oi the
hand shearng record OF $50 which has
been held so long by Frank Morland, men
ton of which has often been made the last
few years in western papers. Those com
petent to Judge Of tho performance oi Mar
uuis consider the combination OF skill
speed and endurance almost marvellous.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

Ticntsin, July o, via Che Foo, July
L., via Shanghai, July IA force OF
1000 iOreieucrs-.Iapanesc, support
ed by British and Hussiuns-cuptur-
ed the Chinese fortified arsenal, two
miles west of the city, making night
attack. They charged under heavy
arsenal fire, following the Cinnamon
and killing 400. The foreign loss WAS
heavy, the exact figures not having
yet been reported. The Chinese have
been bombardIng Tientsin heavily
for three days. They Killed British
soldier ON tug today. Several
FrenchDen and other foreigners are
mounting heavy guns from the fleet
Four l2-poundcrs ana -four 4-lnch
guns have been placed IN position,
and an attempt viii he made To- To-
cate and silence the Chinese guns.
An explosion Of dynamite Killed 20
Russians. Two hattaliOns OF the
Ninth infantry and 800 marines, from
the United States urmOrcd cruiser.
Brooklyn. have been disembarked
aud started for Tlentsin today on
lighters. As they began to nscend
the river the crews Of foreign war
vessels cheered heartily. Refugees oi
all nations will be taken To Japan ON
the Uniten States transport Logan.
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CANDIDATES
NOTIFIED
Mckinley anj Roosevelt Formally
Informed Of Their Nomina>
tons by the Philadelphia
Convention.
A FIELD DAY IN POLITICS
Roosevelt Asks the Support for Nc,
Kinley Of Those Who Want Pros
perity at Home and the Honor
Of the Flag Abroad.

Canton, ohio, July l2.-Wm. Mckinley
was today officially notified ii his srcond
nomination 10y the Republican party for
tho Highest Office in the rlt ui the republic.
There was enthusiasm enough aud To
spare. and 10 many oi tbs pointed utter.
anccs Of both Senator Lodge and the presi.
dent thsre wns hearty and cordial op-
proyul shown. The important features Of
the speech Of notification by Ssnator Lodge
and the response 10y President Mckinley
were the references 20 the Chinese situa.
tion. These caused "A great deal Of discus.
sion during the conference following the
formal spSech.mnhng, The impression
created was that these utterapccs we're a
notification 10 the world that the United
States intended to preserve all its rights in
China, The most impressive portions oI
the presidents speech were his references
TO the maintenance OF the gold standard
and the financial public faith, the prcser
walton OF Il protective tariff. the enlarge
ment ui our market and especially th,
phrnso prosperity at home and pre.tig,
abroad.
When lac asked, "Shall We 20 back 30 th,
tariff oi four yeurs agu' there were rhout'
Of "No, un, from every part oi the audi
cnce. Another prolonged choer greeted hi,
words relative 30 The maintenance Of our
authority in the Philippines With til,
keenest interest everybody followed that
portion ol the speech relating to the new
possessions, aud there was most imprts
sive shout when he declared that thi,
should be continued, and another outburst
when he said such authority would bt
coupled with "liberty and humanity"
His declaration that the United state,
had reclaimed 100000 human being,
from imperialism" made decided impres
sion. The president seemed at his best
He was Ia good voice and good spirits
His appearance indicated the best o
health and his voice rang out loud ant
clear, reaching the outskirts of the vas
throng which surrounded the house an,
extended over the lawn and across tn,
street, speaking from the same place wher
he received the formal notification fou
yenrs ago.
While the speech Of the president close,
the formal notification, other speaker
were called for. Senator Fairbanks OF In
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18
Allied Forces Repu,sed.

Washington July lG.-The navy de-
partment this morning received Off
cial confirmation from Admiral
Remey of the reverse OF the allied
forces at Tsentsin on the morning of
the 18th. The dispatch is dated Che
Foo, July l5, and says:
at is reported that the allied forces
attacked the native city the morning
OF the 18th inst. The Russians on
the right with the Ninth infantry and
the marines on the left. Losses to
the allied forces are large. The Rus
slams lost 100, including an artillery
colonel; the American loss IL over 80:
British, over 40; japanese, IS, includ-
ing Colonel French. Colonel Liscum,
OF the Ninth infantry, Is killed: also
Captain Davis, OF the marine corps.
Captain Lemley and Lieutenants
Butter and Leonard are wounded
At this evening, the allied attack
on the native city was repulsed with
great loss. Returns yet incompletei
details not yet confirmed. (Signed)
REMEY."
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STOCK AND WOOL INTERESTS OF THE GREAT JUDITH COUNTRY

couricrs who brought the story,
gives very sensational account OF
the PeHin massacre. He says
I'm the final attempt To cut their
way through, the lcgationcrs form
ed n square. with the women and
children In the center. When the
Boxers realized that they were being
attacked, they became like wild
beasts aud shot each other with re-
volyers. Heavy guns bUmburdol all
night until the buildings were dcmol-
ished AMI in flames. Many foreigners
were roasted In the ruins. The Box
ers rushed upOR them ana hacked
and stabbed both dead and wound
ed, cutting of their heads and carry
ing these through the streets on their
rifles, shouting fierccly. They then
attacked the native Christian quar-
ters, massacred all who refused to
join them, outraged the women and
Drained the children. Hundreds OF
mission buildings were burned
quick"
The morning papers are unani-
nous In believing that the foreigners
have been annIhilalrd and arecalling
for retributiOn.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18
MARTIAL LAW At HOME.
Miners Compelled to Keep Shotgun
Guard Over Their Claims.

San Francisco, July l0.-News that mar
tial law had been proclaimed at Nome
City by Gen. Kendall. in charge Of the
United States troops in that district, was
brought here tonight by the steamer st.
Paul. l3 days from st. Michael. The ne
csssity for martial law arose out OF the
jumping Of mining claims and other acts OF
lawlessness. The st. Paul also reports a
great many cases Of smallpox and typhoid
fever at Nome. When she sailed it was
thought, however, that the further spread
of the disease had been checked.
The st. Paul brought 81 passengers and
s1,500,00 in gold dust, the bulk OF which
was consigned to the Alaska Commercial
company. OF this amount about 81 20, 900
was from Cape Nome district. Among the
passengers there was distributed about
100000 in gold dust. The largest indi.
vidual holders were ]. S. Langford and
Peter Johnson, who brought about $780,.
900 each from the Rampant district.
Among the passengers from Cape Nome
there we're some who returned disnppoint-
ed. These report about 30, 600 men there,
many of whom are unable to find employ.
ment. They say that money is scarce with
many OF them, and that many will return
by the next steamers.
The steamer Santa Anna was still in
quarantine on account of smallpox when
the ST. Paul called.
81 never saw such camp in all my life. II
said Capt. Charles Anderson, who went
north as sailing master OF the bark Alaska
at was a case" he continued, "oi Ishmael
all over again. and you could never tell
when your dearest friend was going to
strike you. There were five shooting
serapes inside OF Eve days. The mex,
steamer from Nome will be crowded with
passengers and the rush coming home will
be as great as those that made up the
stampede for the frozen north"
"There will be fearful epidemic at Nome
this fall, said DR.. T. T. Mallaby. "Ther,
is absolutely no sanitation, and when tn,
swamp begins to dry up the men will di'
aike flies in summer from typhoid fever
Nome is rich, but no one has done an,
prospecting, as every man is defending hi
claim with shotgun"
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Price S Cents.

postmaster general, Col. samuel Parker OF
Hawaii, and Senator Lodge were heard.
These speakers with the exception Of Col.
Parker, whs was called out OF compliment
10 tho Pacific islands, took occasion TO re-
Ter TO the recent action OF the pCm0cratic
national committee in Kansas City. II
was evident that senator Fairbanks in.
tended 10 make the money question the
dominating issue OF the campaign, denying
that with Gto in their platform the
Democrats could make imperialism" the
leading issue.
senator Hanna adiurcd Republican vot-
ers to remember the Importance OF the
campaign. Postmaster General smith
warned his hearers that Democratic sue
cess would disarrange the business inter-
eats Of the couatry.
The features OF the second speech Of Sen-
utor Lodge was his resentment Of the criti'
cism OF President Mckinley by bis oppo-
nents and his pointing out the difficulty
Mr.. Bryan would have in selecting a cabi.
net from the men prominent in theeonyen.
tion at Kansas City and Sioux Falls.
The dny WAS perfect. No trace ofths
storm of last evening was seen. The noti-
lication committee and party came from
Cleveland uu special train. They were
met at the station aud in carriages
escorted 10 the homo oi the president.
The 1'ippeeunoc club, Of Cleveland, was
given the place of honor next the band,
while the anton citizens welcomed the del
cpulion with cheers us it passed through
the streets. Decorations were not pleuti.
tul but the American flag hoated from
many business houses and residences along
the route of the procession.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

Washington, July ll.-Wu delivered
to Secretary Hay today n copy OF a
cablegram received from the Chinese
war department disclaiming respon-
sibility on the part Of the imperial
government for the Boxer troubles
and asserting that the engagement
at Tientsin was the direct result OF
the Taku forts being bombarded by
foreigners. The statement very fully
recited the growth uf The present an
archistic movement AMI dcplured the
excesses to which it led. The German
minister had been murdered while
visiting the foreign office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

London, July l3.-The Shanghai
correspondent OF the Daily Mailsays;
The following story regarding the
position In Pekin, emnnating from
Chinese official sources. says:
THE two remaining legations, the
British and Russian, were attacked
in force on the evening Gi July &,
Prince Tuan being in command. The
attackers were divided. Prince Tuan
commanded the center, the right
wing was led by Prince Tsayin and
the left hy Prince Yin Lin. The re-
serves were under Prince Tsln Yu
"The attack commenced with ar
.illery fighting which was severe and
lasted until : o'clock in the morning
by which time both legations were
destroyed and all the foreigners were
dead, while the streets around tn,
legations were full OF the dead bodiel
Of both foreigners and Chinese.
upon hearing OF the attack Prime,
Ching and General Wang Wen ShaC
went with the troops to the assist
ance OF the foreigners, but they wsr'
outnumbered and defeated. Boil
Prince Ching and General Wang Wei
Shao were killed.
Two foreigners are said to have
escaped through the gates, one will
n heavy sword wound In his head.
Prince Tuan, in celebration of tht
victory, distributed one hundred
thousand tuels and huge quantities
OF rice to the boxers"
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Teddy Iaiks.

Oyster Bay, l.. l., July l2.-0n the
country home, Gov. Theo. Roosevelt to-
day was officially notified OF bis nomiRa-
tion for vice president ON the Republican
ticket. The ceremony was so simple ms 10
be almost informal. Surrounded by the
members of the committee on notification,
"A little party of invited guests, Mrs. Roose-
welt aud the rest OF the governors family,
Governor Roosevelt listened to headdTess
of IotiGcation by Senator W0lcott, OF
Colorado, chairman Of the committee.
There was no attempt at ceremony. The
party simply ranged themselves about the
vide tsrauda, which commando IA magni-
ncent view of the Long Island sound and
Senator Wolcott, practically without pre-
liminarss ot any kind, delivered n short
address. To this the. governor responded
briefly aud then luncheon was served. An
hour was spent in general conversatien on
the cool porches aud then the party re-
turned to Oyster Bay where aspecia train
was waiting to convey them back to New
York la reply Gov. Roosevelt said;
"Mr. Chairman: accept the hsnor con-
yeyed with the keensst and deepest appre-
citation Of what IL means and assume all
the responsibility that goes with it. Every
thing that is in my power to be done will
be done by me to secure the reelection OF
President Mckinley, Who has been selected
in this crisis OF national history. to stand
for and enbody the principles which lie
closest to the heart OF ssvsry American
worthy OF the name. This is very much
more than a mere party contest. We
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

Many thousands have been restored
to health and happiness by the use OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II ai-
flicted with any throat or lung
trouble, give II trial for 1t ascertain
to prove beneficial. Coughs that have
resisted all other treatment for years,
have yielded to this remedy and per-
feet health has been restored. Cases
that seemed hopeless, that the climate
OF famous health resorts failed to ben.
eft, have been permanently cured
by it's use. Bear In mind that every
bottle IN warranted and II Il does not
prove beneficial the money will be rc-
funded to you. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Transports for China.

Washington, July l6.-The follow
ing cablegram was received at the
war department from Gen. MacAr-
thur:
Manila, July lG.-Adlutant General,
Washington: T...e transport, Indi-
ana sailed yesterday for China with
q officers including two medical men,
S47 men Of the Fourteenth regiment,
United States infantry; one officer, 81
men OF the Ninth regiment, United
States infantry; VIM. Crosier, ordin-
ance officer, one ordinance sergeant,
one chaplain and 1G hospital corps
men, and the Fintshire also, with
seven officers, 27l OF the Reilly bat
terry, two medical officers and five
hospital corpsmen fully equipped.
MACARTHUR.
Ma cablegram from General MacAr.
thur also announced the sailing for
the United States from Manila, OF the
big transport. Sherman. with Gu
pacity for 2OOO troops.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

London, July 1.-THE Express this
morning publishes IA dispatch from
Tientsin, dated Friday last, via Che
Foo, saying:
"Gen. Ma has Defeated the allied
forces and reoccuplcd the Chinese
eastern arsenal. after inillcting great
loss upon its defenders. The engage.
ment lasted six hours and wasiought
with great determination by both
sides. The Chinese were evidently
able TO utilize the efiectiyeguns Of the
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

fort, abuttinG on the city walls near
the Tao Tais Yamen, the allied troops
suffering severely from lack OF heavy
guns and cavalry. The Japanese
commander sent an urgent appeal to
hurry reinforcements, as the allies
were in imminent danger Of u general
uefent
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18
Diplomats Boiled to Death i'm Pekin---Their Wives
and Families Massacred Before Their Eyes.
Practically No Hope That Any For
eigners Were Spared.
COL. LISCUM AND THIRTY OF THE NINTH KILLED
Allied Forces Beaten i'm Their Attempt to Drive the
Chinese Assaants Away From Tientsin.
The Desperate Fighting Continues.
Troops From rlaniIla.

"a telephone message from Great
Falls this morning says that the
news OF the morning from China con
tains nothing more definite than ru
mors and that there are no new de
velopments since the fight at Tien
tsiu
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

Cuts and bruises are healed by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm In about
one third the time any other treat
ment would require because OF Its an
tiseptic qualities which cause the
parts to heal without maturation.
For sale by all druggists.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

London, July 1.-THE city was lit
orally swept oii It's feet today by the
publication this evening OF the fol
lowing telegram from st. Peters
burg correspondent OF lie Temps:
"The czar has received with great
emotion the dreadful details Of the
catastrophe at Pekin. Tears coursed
down his majesty's cheeks as he read
the cable from Admiral Alekeifi con-
iirming the horrible details OF the as
sassination OF NJ. De Giers. which
merely I'm the form of rumors, had al
ready reached Russia. The admiral
declares that the Russian envoy was
dragged through the streets by the
mob and thrown into great kettle
and boiled to death. the remains
were thrown to the dogs. While NJ.
DeGiers was being disposed Of, the
frantic mob danced around the caul.
dron. Nine. DsGiers, Admiral Alex.
cliffs advices declare, suffered fate
worse than death. and was beaten
and tortured with sharp sticks until
life was extinct. The legation OIL
cials are said To have been tortured
fiendisbly until death ended their suf-
ferings. NJ. DE Glers and hislegation
officials resisted desperately aud his
brave body gunrd killed many Of the
attacking mob. In the middle OF Ills
tortures The envoy II said 10 have
heroically proclaimed his faith in
Christianity, encouraged ~ hi4 wife,
who so soon shared hi4 martyrlom,
Count LausGgfi received the lri.Ha-
ol the murdered ones nt thu foreign
Office and uHiulied to them the trls-
ic story The scgnrs OF ireB1,rl Ter
rOr and gtici Tint followed were uu.
speakable. The building OF the ipr
elgn Offices wug bcsicged by an cX.
cited throng and the whole ~ 81
Petersburg II in lamentations. I'm
mcdiately after Admiral AlcXicii'
dispatch was received, the ear or
dercd the cabinet and council ofstatC
10 20 into session at once. kussia''
Korean relations az the present mo
ment are all that could be desired,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

Canton, o., July l6.-President Nc
Kinley left here at 1850 this evening
for Washington In special car at
tached to the regular Pennsylvania
train. Only the secretary to the
president accompanied him. He will
attend to matters in connection with
the Chinese situation and in the
course Of a few days expects to re.
turn to Canton.
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THE FIGHTING PARSOv.
Rev. Galoup Assisted in the Charge With
Col. Roosevelt at San Juan.

New York, July 1l.-Rev. Dwight Galoup,
pastor OF st. Pau's Episcopal church,
Newark, n. j., was found dead in the bath
room OF his parsonage in that city tonight
aged 20 years.
Rev. Mr.. Galoup went to the front In the
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-18

London. July lG. I n. m.-Thc
Shanghai correspondent Of the Daily
Express, on the alleged authority Of
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OASToEE IA
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Continued on Second Page.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-18
0TR0 TELEGRAMA
Del GENERAL MAC ARTHUR

El Comandante en- jefe del ej6rcitO
americana de opeIaciOnes en- Filipinas,
general Mac Arthur, ha telegrafado
nuevamente al Departamento de la
Guerra de Washington dici6ndole que
durante la scmana que acaba de fina
liar han sido continuados los eucuen-
tros habidos entire ell ejercito federal y
ell revolucionarIo filipino.