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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
POPULATION INCREASES.
Indiana and Florida Both Make Good
Showing.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The population
of Indiana, as officially announced, is
2516,462, as against 2.192, ,404 in 1890,
an increase Of 14.7 per cent. Florida
52S,542, as against .422, an increase
OF 35 per cent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Soldiers Welcomed.

Toronto, Nov. 5.-The Toronto SOL
diers of the South African contingent
returned home today, and received a
tremendous enthusiastic welcome.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
WILL NOT VOTE.

Charley Walsh Not Likely to Come
Home.
Chicago, Nov. 5.-William Jennings
Bryan will receive election returns at
his home in Lincoln, where he will al
so vote, but Chairman Jones and Sec
retary Walsh will stay at democratic
national headquarters in Chicago.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
BROKE JAIL.

Alleged Murderer of Two Boys Get
Away.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. Frank Erie
and Frank Murray broke jail at Sa-
vannah Saturday night. They are ac-
cused of numbering Guy Speilman and
H. J. Speth, of Plattsville, Wis, last
spring, one of whom, when found was
thought to be the son Of an Ottumwa
man.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
IOWA NEGROES HOLD A RALLY.
colored Republicans Assemble at De.
MoineS to Talk Politics.

Des Moines, Nov. 2.-The colored re-
publicans held state rally in the audi
torium in this city Thursday evening.
Delegations were present from Oska-
locsa, Ottumwa, and many other
points, and they brought their brass
bands with them There were several
street concerts in the afternoon and a
parade preceded the speaking,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
MRS. M'LEoD's BODY FOUND.
Wife Of Manager of American steel
Co. Ends Life on a Mountain,

Newark, N. j., Nov. 5.-The mystery
of the disappearance of Mrs. Mollie
McLeod,o Montclair, was solved yester-
day, when her body was found in the
woods on top of the First Mountain" J"
in West Orange. Beside her lay a
half-emptied bottle of carbolic acid.
She was the wife of the manager of
the American Steel company.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
THIRTEEN MEN DEAD.
Latest Reports From the Berryburs
Mine Explosion.

Phillipi w. Va, Nov. 5.-The latest
reports from the illfated mine at Ber-
ryburg show thirteen men dead, eight
of whom have been recognized. Three
were so seriously injured they cannot
recover. Two Of the men were found
dead in a part of the mine which had
been abandoned. The door at the
mouth of the mine was shut and two
men were blown $50 feet from the
mouth.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
M'kINLEY TO AWAIT RETURNS.
Wal Receive Election Returns in Can

TON.
Canton, o., Nov. 2.-The president
has decided to receive election returns
in Canton next Tuesday night. Accord
ing to present plans he will remain in
Canton until about noon Wednesday
when he and Mrs. Mckinley, Secre-
tary Cortelyou and stenographers will
leave for Washington. In the McKin-
ley home direct telephone or tele-
graphic communication will be ar
ranged for with Governor Roosevelt,
Chicago and New York headquarters
and Washington. The president will
be served with all the election bulle-
tins of the press association.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Autonomy for Iceland.

Copenhagen, Nov. 3.-Elections to
the Icelandic Althing resulted in
great majority for the proposition Of
Prof Gudmundson to create special
Icelandic ministry which will give Ice
land virtually autonomous governs
ment.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
sTEck MEN DESPERATE.

Alleged Offers to Trade Mckinley
Votes for steck Support.
Des Mones, Nov. 5.-Information
was received at republican headquar.
ters Saturday morning that the demo
Gratis Of Colfax are openly offering to
trade votes for Mckinley for votes for
Steck, democratic nominee for con
gressman in the Sixth district.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
vermont's Population.

Washington, Nov 3.-The popula.
tion of the state of Vermont as am
nounced today is 343,641, as against
332,422 on 1890, an increase Of 3.3 per
cent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Pioneer Business Man Dead.

Dubuque, Nov. 5.-Abe Stevens, a
pioneer business man of this place,
died suddenly Saturday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Northwestern Wins

Chicago, Nov. 3.--The final score Of
the football game between Northwest
ern University and Knox college, is
IL to 5 in favor of lne former.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
volIner win Undoubtedly Loose.

VoIImer VIII UndoubtedIy Loose.
Clinton, Nov. 5.-The democratic
party, with Henry Vollmer as it's lead
er, is putting up big fight to carry
the Second district, but at this time
there is no Indication that a democrat
will be elected as successor to the
Hon. j. A. Lane.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
NO DISCRIMINATION.
Board of Trade Questions Must be
Given to the Public.

Chicago, Nov 5.-Judge Vail, of the
state circuit court today decided that
board of trade quotations must be
given to the public without discrimi-
nation. The temporary injunction
against the board of trade, restraining
it from Withholding it's market QUOTA
tion from the Central, Grand and Stock
Exchange is made perpetual.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
AGED Judue Dead.

Pittsburg, Nov. 81. w. F. White,
presiding judge of the AlleGheney
county courts. is dead at the age Of
80 years.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
FAULTY REGISTRATION LAWS.
Estimated that oregon's Vote Will
Be Cut Down $4,000,

Portland, Ore, Nov. s. The esti-
mated vote of Oregon tomorrow will
be cut down $4,000 owing to faulty
registration law. The only means by
which unregistered voters can cast a
ballot is to secure the afidavlts of six
freeholders that he is entitled to vote
and present them to the judges of
election. Democrats concede the
state to the republicans.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
WON $4,000.
Iowa Man Made Lucky Guess on the
Census.

Census.
Washington, Nov. 5.-Will Neal, a
young man living in Charlottesville, is
the lucky guesser of the last United
States census and stands liable to a
first prize of $4,000, by a press asso-
citation of Detroit, Mich. The firm Of
fered $25 900 in prizes, with the above
named sum to the winner. Mr.. Meals
guess was the exact number shown in
the returns, 76,295,220, and he feels
confident that he has won the $4,000.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Frank Girard Dead.

New York, Nov. 81 Frank Girard.
actor, is dead at his home in Brooklyn.
Death resulted from diabetes and par
alysis. #
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
THE WEATHER FOR IOWA.
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Local Temperature.

The following is the temperature as
taken at the weather bureau in this
city by Observer Henry Schmidt:
Nine o'clock last night. .54
Seven o'clock this morning. ........47
Two o'clock this afternoon. .58
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
ed with 1896 is as follows: !:
Total -. ........... .4s57 4os2

These figures are very interesting
as illustrating the growth of the city.
They show an increase in voting pop
ulation, at least, of nearly 12 per cent
during the past four years, and using
the decimal 5, as usually applied in
figuring population, Ottumwa would
have more than $4,000 inhabitants,
number that is somewhat in excess Of
the claims of the most enthusiastic
citizens.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Thirteen Thousand Ballots.

Over thirteen thousand ballots have
been printed for Wapello county. The
number of yellow ballots, which will
be used for the amendment, is the
same as that of the regular ballots. In
case that any of the several precincts
of the county should have an insuffi-
cient supply 1125 ballots have been
printed which have no township tick
cts on them, but win be suitable for
use in any precinct.
The number of ballots which
have been ordered for each voting pre-
cinct follows:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-06
Ordered to DUTY.

Bourgh-Madame, France, Nov. 81
Spanish officers and soldiers on vaca-
tions have been ordered to rejoin
their regiments Immediately.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
THE SAME OLD STORY.


q ssYDst,
The portiy mnn with The bullying
oyereoDl pockets began 10 lose bis cen
Ter OF grasiiy gaiJDDIly M the corner
OF Fifteenth street mud New York ave.
nile, one fool slipped from beDpatIl
him 0D the hey pnsehlpni. aud Dy lib.
time bp had fnpsinbllAileJ connections
with the bricks with iDnt one the other
shot from under him Then iIlpy both
bpRiin ~ execute d quick ma dsyiIlFll
shuttle JDDpe, The mans DrIDs jew
out. md lp seemed Ia bo mnkiDg u
Wild but futile otf0ri 10 pun slices oDi
NJ the Dtppy Atmosphere Then bp
simply sli Right down, without any
siDerfDODs ceremony or hDDbub wDlnt.
sOeypp, or course NJ the men within
u rAdjDs Of NJ feet adjusted their
hands 10 their sides md tlDsb1seJ JOY
0DsIy, There Nv only ~ Thing Oh pDpib
TINT ileIslns n tDDD's fellow men more
tbDD 10 SOC him drop LerI0p IA M ley
payeMoDt-jt itotIes them moro " b.
happens 10 bnye n bottle ~ bug Jnjee
IN bis telr pocket
This D0rtIy man With the bDlgtDg
Oyepa0Ht pockets looked around him Ia
u dDzpd sOpi ~ way, ~ " b0 were Oh
100y0p1Dg IA study ijIo Thing olL
MEANWHILE tho JOzpD or ~ men who
were whiting for oDpg just my DDok
and bollnp0J The popiIy nDD mDdp
NJ effort ~ rise, ma tho lODgnp b.
sni iDbopo, lo0BjDg mystjboJ, The I'm
Dlop II soonDoJ 10 The merry glDg
around IfDNlly ibpy begun 10 close
Ia 0H him
MADE ypll 200 CONSIDERATIONS, bpyY
asked one ~ ibplh WuellDg tppopr
j0nsly ~ bJa OVID llDWOp
"JUsi mixing u Illtlo y0sb ! s'D0soY
inquired 0DOIloG
"D0l u Job pIoItiDg Tho ieo, chr 0sk
aD another
By tbjB ltmo ibpw were 0b0Dl ~
men slDDljUg IN u circle around llp
DOpily WDn who had ~ suddenly iDkaD
u sitting posture VllnD he D0vily
mOn without vjsIDg from bis sitting
position, vnlatpj lnlO bjs Oyopo0ni
pocket 1Dd brought on u small squire
nn4RaRp,
DDnDtlomon" s0l1 be- IN u l0pn " \
WDl WHO know jIlBl DsnnlJg Wllnt 10
ind 10 shy by henri, ~ bDyp nixon lhls
sompwbDt uDuBUnI method ~ nllwnl
your intention ~ ibp norris ~ Ode
now bWnd " WpDtbolDlnd, 00rtDDlSpL
doihlRuUjIRRoJ corn s1ly0 lhOl mn
selling ~ tln almost lDsDDoly lpw UpIm
~ ~ CENTS u tOk, money ppfuOdpJ II
yOu don't 1Dd jnslnut ppltnf Ond'
MOST " tDp crowd foll bppb aDl Dis
Dpponrpd bUt I'VE ~ lbpW thought la
bDd nnpDpI lUelp guDplops MD bought
g0vD sDlye, washington Post
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

an hohnll NJ rhp nnwHon pnnnty dol
osRli0n who yoled NRNinat MI a0ddnld
~ nlllngs f0r lhN position NJ national
committeeman M IhN republican atnlo
convention, Vino ilapdiyo Npyiow denies
|omphnfiNnlly that the Dawson dolegA'
fl0n monnI W Nnal pNfpofi0ns npOp Tho
oNndldnW ~ Mr. HOddnrd when tho
delegation p0fed for \ west side onndl
data Vho Review oaplnina by say,pR
IlnI Ih0 @daleRNlion Nnnw nOthinR ahnuf
llN mNndldnoy NJ M oastNn Montana
man until Tho p0ll NJ tho convention
WIN oNll0d md thRI " wAe fhon tO0
lafn W mNkN \ 0hAnae IN tha np0r
gramMN NJ The nnwsmn dol0sNtiOn "
0nr HNWh0n county contemporary N
lleht IN IN o@ontnntl0n Than wN aoo 10
lppaol why Iho llftlo nnplonapnfppHs
mialna NJ Iho Butte convention ho'
tWpnn thn Two n0nnlios should N0f h0
Oynll00lWd and Ihnl hproNflm tho Two
d@NlnaaliQnH VIII no fNnnd In harmony
npon WI QnostlonH whom thos mool N
Htnlr Q0nynntlGlhf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
TUE sDAY, MAY 30, 1900,
A hTAM ENNO

III thu thirty first annual report ~
the pOyopDmeDt by the board Of Indian
commissioners, thu chairman Of ilnt
body, Nv Darwin H. james, u geDtle'
mnn mOminpW IN business nifnivH IN
New York and Brooklyn, presents M
exhaustive layiew ~ the niYAirs Of the
Grow raanl walton ~ ha fODDd them u
yoDr lg0 npOD u visit 10 tbe Grow
Agency, Mr. james tInnts the subject
~ II aAlm md dIsBDsatoDDi0 manner,
tells NJ lle progress ~ lhe Grows mud
concludes bis voporl With The following
laDgDDgo upon tbn subject ot tte lDyesl'
ignlioU hold ~ lbnI time ~ the AGENCY
n'Tlln mapli of Ibp DTat m%yostlaltj0np
conducted by special Agent Dickson
and myself, elected 10 evidence which
would wnIrnnl u verdict agpjDst Mr.
Becker Tho result NJ lbn second IN
y@nallgpiiOn tnltm my d%npnIturp) con-
dDolod by Mr. Dickson (DDd batwf0p
Ihn Two Investigations tbn political
situation IN MoDlnm bnd materially
nhANepd), Win Ibn sDno Witnesses,
was nnlln different
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
DrOtbsy Dtpsey,s pbjIDsOpby,

~ longer llyp ~ lDv, iluDvpss ~
wild ~ Freedom ~ DIV guy'Wpnt 0Dt'
sldp d0 jDU
10 olleo nr Do president " ~ blgJI
dDt sometimes wen jo glls dDp tp
GpD'i 300 ~ people bnlOw IN
don't bj0yn IN dlB country sDpon1'
IN on 10 fHr 1Ol IT, nvms npH't mnpll
iis G0QllnilB
run 10 way doy inks, ~ hwd "
oD bOth SIDES ~ ~ Wpps, hul 1nl's ~
doubt dat 10 doylPH III over nm
~ politics dny mos @IDgIDvnDly kloks
10 lNddor down won dny glls Inp 10
TOD hi sometimes IGy 0yeplookB ~
f0o' dnl doy NM 10 pro oeonpn IN ~
bDlldIn
Many or ~ oOngpoesmoDs we sens
ter WnehlU'iOn lW enyp ~ country
Olp't mover hoard finn 1wnll snodthme.
Politics mnkH slrnngo bnlfnllnrs, Nl
doy p0yep " enough kIyor lnr lok IN 10
crowd AIlNnta Constitution
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Diplomacy ThNt Vnys,

WhppN's OnN lhlng nboVl H. YOll
don't hive ~ bother VIII u rnpnnao "
y0n i've IN u mr.
non, we'll ! DOM bOlhop VIII u rur'
mace other NM Two IN u hVneo'
"YOn dOn'i mean 10 lpll ne S0D hnyn
u Elpl lhAt looks nftpp w 10 Your
mo Won Anp, We burn natural glB,
aDd l'yp sunonedpd " getting NY VIA,
WllO ~ very nnvyoDA, " believe NM
emit b0 trusted IN monkey WIN lho
Wlyps, ~ she nllnnnH N " hnpHeN"a
rhlWgO Times llnpll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
The DOCTORS VISIT.
showing That usssy Conclusions Are
sSi Always EtRHts

The wDy women VIII jump M rollplU
sioDs and state supposliioD ~ fact u
enough 10 drive a iDDD piDzy, III,
other night. when NJ Brown went
homo Ia dinner, his wife snidi
"Db, John. ! AN 40 worried about tle
Smiths"
"Wllai's the mnttep Wild illenlf" said
Brown The Smiths lived Hpross ill'
street,
WHY. the DOCTORS buggy ilDs been
there MI dry, md nov THERE'S nDDtbnj
buggy there, No they must be iDsjng u
consultation And Johnny mD ON
about b 0'eI0nh W the drug store DDd
eniDo bDek soon"
"Ijui who's slekp sDid Brown
"Mps, Smith w sick. Of course, nDj
MI Smith epDle home from ibe office
In a great hurry Just DOw, Oh, John
Won't you ~ oyer iD inquire, and nsk
IT, there ~ anything WE nuD IDf'
"yos, WIZ ~ w right away"
And hp Jtd, but when bV 1nIDo bDpk b.
wDs IN NJ DwfDI temper
"vIlp D0si iIIDp, Mrs, Brown, tDDt
y0D make such u fool ~ mo w know
~
why. John wll0t Ia the world 10
y0u mnnDY How Nv MIS- bmjihy'
"N0lltDg Tho mDtipp wtib bev,'
grOwlnd Brown y wpBl there, mn
whom smith oDIUn ~ The door ! ijptDpj
lDiD The house IKE M IDIOT ma asked
II there wDB DnSiDiDg could 10
Smith beRlll ~ lnllRlI
"'DD for wllDtY 30 sDli
"'IfOp your wlfp' snlb l. ljkp u foOL
y IeDp sbp ~ very ~
"'Sbp's MI Fight sDjd bo,
"'AD1 The DOCTORS bDggjps' ! bpgDn
NON those buggIps belong ~ he
mon who Dp putting IN orr Dpw ppfplg.
%nrDtOr'" Brown glnr01 M Mps Brown,
who IupDoJ rod, $50 yDv damn 500 DE
dDaiopAf'
'WoIL ! SAY lbo bUgglps, ma sup
posed, ~ oOupso's-
"HDt yOD sDIJ nloy werp doctors,
DDd yOD sDlJ Mrs., Smith wns slnlfp
"WolL ! supposed, of ooupso'
Brown slammed lhn door DD1 went
out w. PM Globe,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
LITE JDbDDIn's usmnpL,

"Nhlldpen WvhM The most slDpllng
roWDpls,' euld ono
WTlny mr. DGbnnlpd lhe other
" SNOW u Ulll0 follow WHO Nv "
nOl worry lL hOw0ynp wllh Bpbol1 10
yoE lIn hnp Two twin brothers, 4 ypnlp
~ ngn, ono ~ lhoBn twins, DnNnl
John, ~ ~ obsopynnt nAlld beyond Als
years Vhn other day DD noticed Onn
~ hlB aunly approaching lhp housp
WIN u bouquet IN h0p minds, Wllapn'
lipOD no mnlDlmed, 'lIpvn comes Amt
JOss Win hDw0ra 10 bpry Gene ~
PltlsDurg Chronicle Telegraph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
NANNn WIVW VuE VNAIsr


Y HH''fH VNWNA W'fF''NW " 'f'iH'H
rll In NollNlNV Wllh Y aIrrN
Marian nnwaQnl A g0nng man Faeidr
inH npnp llnbNTtal Wednesday, save nm
aShibitiNn M lgnah Wdina thnf nearly
enal him nm lifnl HAgr th0 Hnd h0lRn
Riaknt lD ppmnDny with n NQmpAni0n
AherHe ha lafI Rahalta NJ thN HpiN
lullod 0nf aud, applginR, lhN rpnFs VI
hla aIendl FAand nlhnH With fhn lpninp
aEandinH In thh hnddla and gniniHR nm
tho IlRd h0dRa ngRF All hR n1arpd
thn alRinn hia horse aalid0d Win i
staaI IN VIM, FNad and d0wN They want
t0apulmi HAWfnn ,alvlpk on hia head
aIld INK IN, 0la daad naiHear hAFFfnl
sRnl VIVA lind heHn Watdhlg lhn mn
farMnnNa frln, fhn Nah window alninpd
fhn. lrAlp and tlln grow nnd plHaNaafIf
eyfhnFhd ,nTagnd fhR WrAslfntn mnn
WntM mud Wlialpg WaTh aHpliadr kgt
VIVA aevnfnl MllAteA hfaW tha Faak
lhhH llanf InHnlnld gllHPllnAnnahr vino
lhllFfd Mnl VIM lff WIN hlA cam,
DAhln aAd pF0hAblf thAt In VIII
nm AAan nndNTlAkf Alh tFlfk AaAlnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Her Fear,

DOlln VIZ, nuns ON hoy M l'Nyp,
Wls bnlNph nv lblm luAnB lhnl OOpa
bN nnllln 0n yRp nQughlnT
Mistress surely llny DOM h0lhap
yOnl
Uplln No, HOY l0n'b mNm, hnt Olm
nroAppd soma Nv mo rrl'ndsW llnh 1ny
nDlln ~ Nun mo, mum "Phln0NlnhDl
l'pOAh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
LIN C0WId y0ugb vDy II,

Ile nav 90rkm slpenl 0lN lawn
HllladflphN
Vha lhlmgnnn hnl sANT nfn| hAel
limo WIS FhfIH snt \ d0Hf NJ knnGkf
all arana anl lldn1 wake fm w hanVaf
HdlnNnn0lR HInsa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
AIWWgH,

when u Wopnn nllH hpr foot down
hppd,N asNlnlmod Tho mrank IN lho
QroWd, 'sln's usually NJ Y Anhhorn
lIHp0atllonN
rand wlnN u prnnk mus hls foot
dawn hnrN,N nsnlnlmpn iln attentive
Ilalpnnrl ''lhnIp'N Y earn lnNnr n'"'
fnnknra %klNlnsnnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
A. Inst,

nAw ypu rpnds Tor thp auoailonT'
asked llla chairman
npNnaHonI DnNullonW cried lha
mnIdan Indy member y0NlfnIanHlyi
Aims slN Ind bnpn WAillnR mnny
wnary spnps N near lhn question PM
Philadelphia knplll American
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Those Dsyv 0jrIs.

HNlIa W. wns always rplnNrhung ~
mo tlal Nhpanly ~ only skin donp'
htOIlA~ Weir
balm Won, BOT llpNd NJ W and !
Just l0ld him NJ,
hlpIln nm, dnnr, WRsnl " foolish
0f y0U IN show him how hin skinned
yOl nvpY philadelphia Press
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
THAT UELEsA NENALn mat

Vha ANNOUNCEMENT was mndn IN Vim
pnINMnH m VIM Hnlana HnIAld lnet WI
INV Thai lha miami m tha Herald IN
gNOA with fplnNhiHpa ana hNildlns had
haan HnId N WndiaAIa NNd lhAt In
IalE Mn plnpavN would pAs N Vim
nav panaarn With NJ Nj hnHldmHnl
WIN mill Iaesnlly PNhllAhHA VIA
NNAtle nndeV \ laAsaI M MAnMHHFr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

No further information ~ 10 details !,
given out by the Herald, but Thu
Gnzette has since received information,
from ~ authentic source TINT ibe
Uernld purchase involves the snug sun
Of 800, 900 md TINT the money for tho
purchase, with the exception 0f about
oDe,teDth Of the purchase price con
lpibuiod by Mr. B0GrdmAD aud y ~
lwO poIittenl friends, ~ 10 be fortbe0m'
Ing ftOm the east within the next
month % two
Tho stnto press gaDoralDy ~ IN u
speculative turn ns 10 the Significance
of tho Herald denl The independent
tbn IiefnId'E morning contemporary
Of the stnte eapitoI, IN discussing the
subject snys IN pnFt IN follows
Mr. BoapdmnB VIM five yeais con
Deeted With the Billings Gnzette, be.
Ing three yaDrs its editor md two years
th0 editor mud proprietor He recently
dispOsed OF his Interests there,
Tho principals to tbs new dnnl ara
retteDDt ~ 10 tie details, Tho poll,
iioiDDs not on tho inside Ind various
gDnsaes IA make ~ to The politje0I
Significance 0f the irDDsfeG " WIS
snjd Tint MI, B%oDIdmnD, while him
self u m0Deynd mDD, wDs bnekad IN tho
dpDI by other meD ~ money 10 invest
IN newspapers, A gDpss wDs maids yes
tNgdDy TINT The ambitions 0i RssstDto
SpDal0p A. H. BDbpook ~ Billings, u
rich movobmt ~ eDsteU NoptnDh
woDld UOt bo injured by The now
~ rDDgomeDL Mr. Babe0ek wpDis 10
bn governor ~ MoDtDph md while "
W noe known wbnlbor DO bys been
slated by tho powops IN control, 10 ~
sad TINT bp bns AZ IeDst tbvir CONSENT
W aspire for tbnt plpen,
II ~ pDws 10 Tho GDNotte TINT MI
ltOavdmpD WIS "pvoprjotW' OF his
newspaper w tW III oW kDowledge
gOos lo mayer hnd tbp price NJ u white
Invested IN this Office, bUf WE DO
D0l dispute tbo stniomeDt tbOi Nv
w obimself u mODoyeG
nan" The folWs Ol fbn recent ~,
publiWn ponce conference bold NJ Bill
|pes by which tbe republican mrty WINS
rDnDiiod Noted Nv BonrdWnD about
1900 That wns the WiGe os0eted
rom republicans fm lbp cancellation
n n lNnsp held Oh The GDHotm plant
md m0dN w MI BNboook NJ tbO timO
he proprietor wns appointed M indian
'g0ut 1--WE yqnIs ago Thb Ienso wps
subsequently, transferred ~ MG Board
MN ny MI, Habq0pk, Owl " " Repe'
Nlls aupposad tbni tbe ya,bW which
OyNj republicans ppid ~ "hMmopi2e'
be ppvR W Yellowstone mpkes w
IniIo u largo blOok M lhe first pnymNnt
Inn waa mnde IN tho Hernld purchase,
Thb HnNeflh docs moi myenl these
NntlnpH fop tna purpose ~ opoatins my
,nrty dlrn0rd, WI simply want tho
,Nbllo W understand tbnt omtnip people
laye Wolted IN Ibis AootiOD ~ Man
politically md othNpwipo, NJ Pho
'speuao md mlsfoptnDNa ~ otheps
An W Ihp NRnOHslm NJ nnstnpn Mon
MN men W The management of Tho
lAlnpn Herald wa AvN heavtily IN SYM
'atls WIN fhn movement, providing,
ho Herald ~ e0lDg W BIZ u republican
md thnf " VIII not bO found
'p0n oil FldnH NJ pOlitlas, \ policy NJ
loIlnnNbl0 IN thN HNIAld during Iho Inst
a.1I nm
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houses bNll lhp hotel alnpkl IVAN
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pnny, who WIS sirIdlng gl0Onlly nhOnI
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