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lippinen ooer Der 6rirbe auf Hortp
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gsoste 1riegs56atapteB.

Sas &rieas9liif lit in Der lebten 3eit
Den Suren lpieoer eiinltis uno Die ein=
5i0en Gnaldnoer, melhe lib ouf benz
9eeae no6 Bretoria beiinoen, lino ~
Rrie9saeianeene. Sn tleinen uno 9rD=
beren Nbtbeilungen uml9n1rmer Die
Snren Die Nrmee oes 6slnoes uno pa=
gen lih iogar bis auf peni9e Meilsn ar
Sloemfontein, oas britiibe Sauptquar=
tier, beran, uno beoroaen baber Die
gllenbabnoerblnoung uno einSise gu
| fubrlinie Der 8riten.
2oro &pberts ltebt untGatia III
8leenlfontein. Seine Sruppen leioen
Manael an uarmen &leiaern. uno oo
|jebt arf Der iiioliben grobdlIte Der
Minter beoinnt, 10 erfranfeu sablreibe
engliIbe @3Dloaten llnD folalnen ma
mentlib uiele 6dlle bon yuneenentsiin
oung Dor. Mud Die Yferoe Der gne=
ldnDer betudbren fih nibt in Dem Gljma
Siioafrifas uno Die 9robe .Mebranbl
oerielben iueroen in orei Bis pier Mo=
uaten oienifuntau9li1 uno Dies bebin=
bert nann pieoeruln Die gerueatibfeit
Der Nrmee.
Die guren erlfeben es aud, 1id
oieie llmftanoe Al Nube 3u MAIDEN.
@eneral 9e Wet bat oen enalil6en
Sruppen iunerbalb elmer Wo6e orei
Nieoerlaaen beisebro6t. 9tm 6ams,
tag fam es au elmer 9r0beren shlabt
| 3,pilhen lsinen Sruppen uno oen gna-
ldnberll in Der 9ld6e bon Merefatsfon=
tein, 3wilheu Branofort uno 8loem-
foentein, nobel Die Gnaldnoer 600
5oote unb gerlpunoste SuriiflieBen unr
Die Buren 900 @efaneene mahten.
gei De Wets 9orp griifen Die 8urer
cine glbt1eilung britil6er Gaoallerie an,
lnabten 450 @eianaene uno erbeuteten
cine erobe Guantitdt Munltion UNI
2ebenslnittel. Sie Yuren perloren M,
slpei Mann tobt uno bier permunbet.
Sn einem Gefedt BEL Geooarsburl
belief liA Der Gerluit Der 8riten an
lI00 Wann an Sooten llnb 0erlpunoe:
ten uno 459 @efan9enen.
Wertrauensmertbe Eiii1tlin9e berli
1hern, bab Die Buren fiir5lih tpelliol ten!
30 6eidiibe, einise oarunter bon gro
| Ben Galiber. erbielten, bic bon einen
/ 6afen in Welf.Nfrifa aus iiber Qanl
Igebradt iDuroen.
/ Nuh Der @ntiab bon Mafefina ldb
INNER nod auf fieh iparten. Gberl
4 plumer, ,tpeltber Der belaoerten 5tao
! 6iilie briliaen follte, muBte fi6 ihleu
nt9lf auriidsiebsn. um Der Gefabr 81
4 1entaeben aefanaen su tperben. Dal
nrlter oiefelr llmlfdnben bic 9offnunsel
Der Buren pleoer fteiaen, lit ielbltuer
i lidnoli0 uno, trob Der groben neber
madt Der @neldnoer. mag es oenielbel
oo6 nod selinaeli ibre ullabbdnaistei
Il 5ll bebaupten.
4 IS y q A.at +. Il 1
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Maslann.

gei Der Wsbl gum 3ipeitcn Siirserm et
fer BON gerlin erbtelt Der Ganpieat pc
Yereinigten fretinnisen parteieu Srint
mann 50, Der BON Seiten Der Ntsierun.
semiinldte. Stabtratb Meitrtnf nur g.
Stimmen. Griterer lit lumit semablt uni
bcfft man, RAP Die Seitatiauns pesleltel
niht 70 lanse austleiben werne, .pie pi
pes Sserbiirsermeilters &irldner.
N Sn GeutlA@&amerun III cine gefltr.
lide 8esette ausae6rphen. gueen @rlf
Der beri,bnlte Mfrifa= =Neilenoe, fhreitt BIZ
8epplte Der Shmar3en banptlahlicb ben
llmltanp 3u, DAP Die Qrbeiter spa ner
9lantagenbefibern un9eniigenb erndbr
mirnen.
Sn SriiHel bat lebte Nrhe Elm run:=
mer Sun9e BON 16 Sabren, Nament 81.
piop, auf prn 9rinsen ppn gSaleo s,re
SGiliie aus einem JeerlYer abaeieuert
ptne gu treTen. Der Sunse murre 10:
fort serbnftet nnp erfldrte nit Stpl,, e,
babe BEN prin3en erlAieBen wcllen, mel
pieler ihulo paran ware, paB in Suo:
afrifa 5auienee spn 2euten Gin9eidlaA:
tet milrpen.
Die fran3Slfde Neutrality-suspicious.
bat cntld,iepen, pab pte sEeltausltellnnt
jeneu Sag Der sSuGc, Scnntass einse.
ihlrlIen, 9eSHnet blsiter miilic, Of aud
rer anerifanilhe 9npi(lrn, bas bangt spr
Der gntlheicnng unieres auSltellunsacpm=
miildrs Def as.
gSabrsno Die cnslilbe &Gnietn tei H.
REM geiude in Srlanp spn einem 5beilt
pes @pltes bers!icb te9riiBt ptrp, tebt ib,
elm anperer 5beil Der SesGlferung feinpz
lih scgenilber unp serfcigt btejenisen
Die ibrer Spmpatbie fur rie 5errlheriu
Nusoruf sebeu.
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gien Y1ilaDtlpbia o., 9Onnerstag ben Y, aprl 1900

Sic oemofrotifhe eonereilionelle @pn=
bention fir ben II. 9iitritt bon Dbio.
Die Gounties Gpfbocton. Oolnes, 2if=
ing, Suscaraiuas unb Wanne llmfafz
ieno. ioa ain IA. SUM- in Nenarf abs
9ebalten tperben.
Noh Der einem Sabre tparen Die Ye=
nobner Der odniih lpeitinolihen Sn=
ieln Seuer uno iSlamme fir Den 9ln=
lhluB an eie Ser. Gtaaten. Deute
ltrduben lie lid nit Odnoen uno 6iiBen
aeaen ben Vertauf Der Snielu an Gn-
tel Sam. llnb es lit tem g8unber.
oab ben 2euten Der Nppetit perqangen
|ilf, feit iie ieben, tpeld bittere gtfab-
runqen Die @inmobner Der ,tuolllpol=
leno ollinitirten" Snlelu unter Dem
Sternenbanner mad]ell.
ginft uno jeBt. Nls Dor ieinigen
Sabren @nelano lih lleberariIie aeeen
Die iiibameritaniIhe Nepublit 8eile=
Shela erlaubte, ertldrte Brdlioent Gle=
oelano, oab er cine YerleBung Der
Monroe=D =DDftrin ni1t ouloen lperoe,
uno Gn9lano trod oemiitbia gu ,GretSs
nno bat Tim cir Sbieosseriht. Nls
Der ameritaniide eonIul Mocrum lit)
betlaaen ,uollte, neil engliid)e gealnte
leine qmtliben @errelponoen5sn seoH=
net, lparo erabaeIebt. oamit uniere &e=
|9ierllna nidt aenDthiat lei. in anltli=
der Gigenithoft bon bieFer freden Ser
leBung oes gDlferrebtes 9iotiS su neb=
men.
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Gas groHtc gerbred) en-.

ben flinmiten Betrng on Der Mlenbeit begebeu ieuc
qelpijenlpen GuadIalber lpeIlbe aug Der Mnait non
benz Dbem bes 9obeS berbrter ardnfen &apital Ydbla
gen ipeIde fih an bieIer iaMlncrpplen yotb berei-
fbern inbcM fe n,tter geiSnesid3eu Ueriprecbnnaen
eiller unmbgiiden Seilfrot MiIturen perfanien Die
beffen 60ls nit brfen fDnen, meitens aber SDen 10
id)pn gef1matten GDrper nod inebr rninirelt ggenn
end Appfbner5en, Mattigfsit Mtben,notD persflp.
pfen uub yeritDpung rebIf dnbcrett NefbauunaSitb-
rnngen baran aeinabuen. bob IN Gurem Grganismns
eine Gtbrnng eingetreteu It'll rele BET Wertol1iii=
guug su benz GHlmmlitu ftbren nuB in siitef je,tell
6abIidtaeA 1rig ntdt baS nttnbe|tf @ebbr. Gibenft
lir ben ehytben WDrte Wertrouei. beiien Wahrheit
Sr ener5eit an Dem roten 3eugne pn,i 9nuiestbeit
erprDbe f6nn bic ibre @eun6beit pieber ex1ielteat
sbhrd) Sic NiiWenbule ber berubmtett ct. 9ernarn
ar1nterpiilen Dieie ptrftiobe Mr3Hei cntb6lt MIR
feine heiltrdftigs Ttan3tHtdtt pnb braubt DeEbalb
felne 4udtrbne nHter luecr ib i66olibe Site pers
bergen bic tur tile poriber9ebsn6e Nin0trnna ME.
na aber etIfe ReiluuN Bfrbei3 hrtft Derm6qef luis
baS nte ct @ernorp Rrdutetpten tbua.
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0erbcerenDc ttcbesid)tu c tat :
fstftftn Int cScr03.

2lm Norgen reS Z. 9lpril entlup Td,
iiber Die Stapt 9lultin uno llmsebnn9 in
5eras Elm sSclfenbruh, tnfplse peiien Der
COLORADO Silver in prei Stunpen IL SUI
tiea bis 1dlieBlich Der srpBe @ranit=
Damm brah, rppurh ein Shapen spt
eiuer balben Millipn Dollars angericbtet
nuree. Der @aNer1hraa riB b,,neert
6duler NIT lih furt, reren SnlaHen nur
nit Miite pas nadte Getcn retteten. Sn
pergNieperuns finn mebrere 9erlcnen erz
trnnfen.
2lm Nbenp bot bic Stabt elm Silp nes
Shredena. Der briluenpe Strpm mar
eine gieile brett gewprpen uno batte in
ren untern Stapttbeiten Spb unp Serrer=
6en perhreitet.
Der Gammbruh fam I'm IL nbr.
Gine 9Sese BON 25 SUP 6Sbe hrach Den
Damn unp Die Slutb ltiirmtc nun Ypr=
marts iiber bic untern Stapttbeile, meb-
rere reitenee Gpuriere iibertplenp, melhe
Die Bewpbuer sefabrpeter !6auler marnen
1rllten. 6duler murpen megeelGwemmt
parunter pas srcBe 9pwer $uuie, in penl
| ladt slrbeiter ertranfen. 80 gSeiBe, bic
unterbalb bes Dammes in ;3elten ppbn=
| ten, line jebenfalls ertrunfen, ein Mann
sirg nit leinem pferp uno Susss unter
unp feds 9leser, Die i'm Sbal iiplid Spu
Der Start wcbnten, fanocn ebenfatls Gin
sEeaensrab.
1a Die elettri1he &ra1tltaticn unp BIZ
sSa6erleitung serltSrt iinb, 10 1T biz
Stapt pbne aiht unp obne Srinfral1er
Der grDbte She'll Der Start, nartent.
| lih pas beriibmte Marmcr=&apitpl rei
Staates Seras, lieet auf elmer NnbGbe
no Die Shuts nibt binprinsen fann.
Nus 5aplpr fummt Die Sunbe, baB pi,
leanse Srtihaft GircleoiQe, nie loo Gin
Imptner batte, tpesselhmemmt 1T. Sra,
teiiirhtet, pab mebrere .9erlunen ertrun
fen iinp. NuA bic SrtlhaIt sSater Sal
leY am Condo Niser 1T fcrtsefhmemm
Imprren. Die. 800 ginpobner trahte,
aber lih unp einen 5beil ,brer 5ate r,ad
|einem Sod =Wlateau in Siherbeit. ST
Sieb lit srobentbeils ertrunfen.
i Nun Der Sra5p6 ltnp DER Srllllt9, 10
|ipie ibre Nebenliille, linp 9ewaltia &c
Igeltiesen. On alien puntten an Der Gen
Itral Suutbern geras galn 1T grube
4 Shaben anseridtet wrrren, aaf Der 2u
Iltin nnp Nurtbweitern Babn n,nBte &c
| Serfcbr san;lih einseltellt perpen, ra b
eeleile All fiinf Stellen wesseipaide
lil,c. Aad serldienene Giienbabn= Brill
lieu mnrben fprtselhlremlnt.
II sfah Den ncueiten Beridten fallen b
65emdiIsr. Die Saaten linp gum arrse
7 She'll seri1Srt, a6er bic Jarmer baher Sc
|senus, nierer ~ lden. Mais. has ihc
1 sinu,al nahsepflanst rprcen mar, mn
4 gum pritten Mlale sepHanst.psrnens 9
II Gilrntabnen BADEN siele fleiise Briide
Iineil iii banen uno IS ,pirp anirsneltens eli
4 sSrhe pauern biz Der @erfebr pierer
zIusllem Wanaf 1T.
Der @eiammtYerluf barfte liA a
sSS o0O, 900 belanfen.
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glm Sunntaa Mprsen 1T in Dittshure
ter Gepartement=aapen ppn 5prne Ii. Gr.
niecergetrannt. Sbaben eine Willipn
Collars.
Observation-Disclosures Shiiler Iaben
in elmer Mailerwrlammluns in pbila<
betpbia ibrer Sympatbie nit Den 8uren
NusDrud 1eseben.
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Sagesnemigfeitc,,.
cain.


Sn Sucpruc pltroe an, Spnntaa Jrau
Sptn 5arlnan beeroigt; am Dienltag
Wfcrsen larb ibr Watte aus Gram utcr
ibren 5cr. Seipe paren 85 Sabre aft.
Spbn Sarsent, Der BET WalFlun auf
nem 9anoe webnt, mar ilber feline Babl
ais Superpilcr 70 erfreut, paB er cinen
Sdlasaniall erlitt uno in flrSer 3sit cine
geidse mar.
SIM Drpbatgerihte gu 5elesc erlhien
Der 90iabrige farbige slrteiter Gtepben
sScco unp nabm eine Seiratbsli3ens bcr~
aus. Seine Braut mar Die 5ojabrise
Oartba 9inlay. Staptrihter 9cmelstpn
YrdSps pie 5rauung. gScoo mar tereits
nrei Mal sprbcr uno feline pierte @atin
mar etrnfa1s s,pei Mal suYpr serbera=
|tbet. 8eipe fcbeinfn sGtlis iiterseust gu
ietn, oaB Die gbe tetn 5ebll6las 1T.
Sn ben 5alnm'lfcn Gpmprllperfen in
sSaibinStrfL s. j., ereiguete lth am
Samitas Mcrsen nm ! llbr cine rieliae
Grplplion. Gin trlplIaler &elel, rether
eine 5aiiun9sfraft fir 40 tprte 9ferpe
bate, plaBte in 6rtse cines all;uaarf aus
aelttten lleberpruds. Oas gan,e ge=
baure rnrce 3eritGrt ltnp stpei Neripnen
trugsn tDptlihe unp ;rei anpere erbetlihe
SerleBunsen paorn, parunter 6rep !6amm,
Der Sefber Der 9Serte.
Ter II Sabre alte &iharp Suffer in
etnrinnati lhrb ieinem Sater, Der ieinem
unseratbsnen SprUbline cine Sraht prii
gel ocratreihen mpllte, cine &usel in Den
geit, unp gin9 Pam, pbne lid um Den
Shneroerwunpeten sil betiimmern, sum
5rierenarihter uab ltcute ldb ben SebGr-
ben.
Der Gefddftsreilenbe 6. 9. gernanp
opn 6inplap perfel spr elmer gSphe in
leiner Brbnung in einen tiefen Shtab
aus Dem er am od>teu Sage nph niht err
waht mar. 9llle Gerlud,e Der Nerste, ibn
alf;uweden ihlusen febl. Gr nimmt
Nabruns in flulliscr 6crm su lih.
Sn elmer &pblenmine BET @ellltpn fnr
prei 8ergleute um's geten getpmmen, in
bent cine Shiefercefe einltiir,te. Die
StFUn9lHdtfn f.HR: Jdeee 1uHer, Sem
sSitlts unp Sasio Davis. Die GGrper
murceu su elmer faif unfenntlthen Male
Ssrpriidt.
.3nei masfirte Nauter bransen sur
Naebt,eit in Die tei Sayneasille gelesene
Sebauluns Der SSittre S. gSarrad elm,
felIelteu biele u:lp me6rere anbere reiblihe
Mitslieper Der 6amilie, er1hcien Den
jun9en Glareuce gSarraf, Der i1nen 9St=
peritanb leiitete unp pliinperten bas .6aus,
fanben ater nar feds Gents Dor.
Sier masfirte Jtauber brahen in bic
8rbnnn9 Spn 5rau Ocnlineer in Der
9fahe BON IrpY etn unp fnetelten Die alte
Dame lpmie peren beipen IGhter, irerauf
iie 30 Dpllars in Saar9elo neblt Buggy
JUMP pferc taHlen.
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2nlann.

Xnlnnn.
Sn Sub Gbieasp mar am Jreitas
Morsen Der Gcrfebr auf BEN Straben@
tabnen gan, einseltellt. IS mar ein
Streit allssebrpheu, neil bic Nnseiteaten
anltatt 10, II Stuupen arbeiten ntiiilen
unp nur 25 Gents Mebrserpienlt befpmz
men, Oegen 9fittag maren elm She'll
Der 8abuen wieoer in Setrieb.
Sei Saaserarbeiten i'm 6!ub il, Ga
Mnnab, 0a., bat man smei alte &anpnen
enslilhen Muters gu Sage sefSrpert.
Dielelben ,riesen etlpa 1000 pfuno uni
baten lheintar iiber 100 Sabre i'm
sSalier selegen. sic itammen mabr=
lbeinlib aus Der Belt ber, ais bic Sritet'
|piele Stapt belest tielten nno pcn Den
Wansplen angesrifen murpen.
Sn perll, Snb., brannte am Mcntaa
Der 9eibltaa Der Jirma sBarp grcs. H.
So. ppaitanpis nieber. Sammtlidte
pferne, AZ an Der 3abl, murren Elm Gaut
Ter 6lammeil ebenIp Elm pfernefned
Namens Neilly Gregory.
s5n Nan1d6 Dlu man etne Mlutpl
Su1bel &prn fur Die 5unsernren in Sn-
pien lan,meln. - @are eS uiht yernilnfti
| ger erlt Der t6un9ernpen auf pcrtc 9tiet
SIT seoenfen?
SIM Oeflnsnib ut Tpmttcne, Qriscra
a6erpaltisten stpei beriicbtiste gabnrau
Der, Die lih bprt in !Saft befanpen, 8ills
/ Stiles unb q. Downing, ben 5iilfsfberii
SraYin, nabmen bielem bic Shliifel 81
Iren 3ellen al unb befretten sipei AMBER
Babnrduter, gert glspro. nnp Bras'
guan, NIT ,relhen iie iih nah nem Ora
I9pcnz0 z0etirge paYcn machtsn.
Sn ppnee, 3. ST., irurret am I. Npri
lflnf pprtprieaner garrptirt. sic batter
lin Dftpbar 1898 Senpr prurenriu Wten
lDes ermorpet, Damn peiIen 6rall nnp Ict
tier Yersewaltist nno seSpnnSen, nm pi
geiste Der 81 tanSfn.
Iie Befdn,pfnn9 ter geulenpelt i
Scnplulu fcifet ner Start fthcn lnii,ps
Items $4,000. 900. Sin srcEer 1heil be
4 lNusgaben entitaab purh Die Beid,aiflln
tpcn Gtbnh fiir rie pielei, Ginnctner, b
.Iren banler man, I'm bic Neitfeine ariins
\ lisb aussurOttsu, ben Slammed prsis8eS'
btlt Dat.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
WALCO1T CAUSED TROUBLE.
The Republicans to Blame for Insult te
Roosevelt.

The Republicans to Blame for Insult to
Roosevelt.
Denver, Sept. 29.-At large meeting
at the Broadway theater tonight. held
under the auspices Of the Arapahoe de-
mocracy, resolutions were introduced by
Governor G. S. Thomas and passed con
cerning the incident at Victor recently,
during the visit of Governor Roosevelt
and party. After stating that the dis
order was provoked by the presence and
aggravated and continued by the con
duct of Senator E. 0. Walcott, and that
during the progress of Governor Roose-
velt aud his party to the depot fight
took place between certain republicans
who mistook each other for disturbers of
the peace" the resolution continues:
Resolved, That we unqualifedly de-
nounce the wilful aud malicious affair
and circulation of the false and wholly
imaginary rumors and reports, which are
made for the purpose of influencing the
political action of the people, and whose
only effect can be to injure and reflect
discredit upon the good name and stand
ing of the commonwealth. We protest
against the men who so recklessly and
wantonly slander and malign our people
for supposed political advantage, and
reproach cause that requires resort
to such infamy to secure success"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
Not a Single Striker Has Ac-
cepted the Proffered
ADVANCE IN WAGES
On the Other Hand, Many More Have
Quit Work-Few Applications
For Assistance.

Hazelton, Pa, Oct. Mot the slight
est notice has been taken by the striking
miners of the 10 per cent offered to EN-
ployes by several of the larger coal com
panies, as far as is definitely known. Not
one striking miner has accepted the ad-
vance, but on the other hand more have
quit their places, notably in Schuylkill
region, where three additional collieries
OF the Reading company were shut down
The United Mine Workers are still hard
at work trying to close the few mines
that continue in operation. All organ
izers and national committeeman were
in some parts Of the field today, Presi
dent Mitchell, only, being on duty al
headquarters. Mr.. Mitchell did little
else than attend to his correspondence
and answer telephone calls from different
sections Of the region. When he was
asked what was new in the strike situa
ton he briefly replied: I'VE are waiting
on the operators. Applications for aid
are being received from strikers, but not
to any great extent yet"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
Holt.

Richard Groom has been appointed
forest ranger on the forest reserve.
which includes about all the territory
South of this place, east of Flathead
Lake.
Miss Lillian Morrill,, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John F. Smith,
for several months, has been engaged to
teach the fall term of school at Glenn.
Joe Eby has resumed saving lumber
for the Electric Power Il Light COM
pany's fume.
Mrs. Frank Holland has moved into
the residence formerly occupied by E, G.
Sears.
A family from Nebraska have opened
restaurant at the Big Fork near Colby's
store.
VIC Wood, who moved from here to
Missoula, has returned, He said that
Flathead county was good enough for
him.
Governor Smith visited on the East
side of the lake last week. He was
highly pleased with the prospects Of
fruit growing, and will improve his place
on the East side. 1t is possible to make
his land the finest fruit farm in Mon
tana. The people would be highly
pleased to have the governor take up his
residence here.
H. F. Conklin, Frank Wicks and f. G..
Bailey attended tho Independent demo-
cratic convention Saturday. The ticket,
which they assisted to nominate, should
receive the support of every honest dem
ocrat in this county.
The republican meeting which was
held at Smiths hall last week, was rather
a tame affair. H. G. Pomeroy and
Swaney were the speakers. It was the
intention to organize Mckinley club,
but a canvass disclosed the fact that there
were but three republicans present.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
ATTEMPT TO BURN JAIL.
TWO To"Rhs Assault Onicer Hannah
YOu Should See Them.

A small sized riot was started at the
Hoffman House Thursday by two
brothers, j. H. and J. F, Davis, and be-
fore the smoke Of battle cleared away.
officer Hannah was badly injured, and
the two men who had been brakemen
in the employ of the Great Northern.
looked as though they had gone through
an engagement with the boxers.
The two men had endeavored to break
into room which they had occupied the
night previous at the Hoffman house
and being under the influence of some
thing stronger than weak water, con-
cluded, upon finding the room occupied,
to clean out the place, commencing
with the room which had sheltered them
the night before, and for which they had
neglected to settle.
The woman who occupied the room
objected, consequently the two toughs
attempted to break into the room. The
guests OF tho hotel were being roughly
handled, when officer Hannah who had
been sent for, arrived upon the scene.
The Davis brothers attempted to escape
and ran as far as the freight depot, when
they were overtaken. The officer sue
ceeded in placing the hand cuffs on the
larger OF the two, when he was tripped
and fight commenced, which for a
time looked as though it might result
seriously for the officer, who was badly
bitten on the heed and neck, and one
eye almost gouged out. A number of
people were attracted by the cries of the
men and assisted in landing them at the
Jail. Both men presented much bat
tered appearance. They quieted down
when placed in a cell, but early in the
morning attempted to escape, windows
were broken, but finding their efforts
were unsuccessful, they set fire to the
jail. Jailer Ben Hilton was attracted
by the alarm given by the other inmates
of the jail, and quickly turned stream
OF water on the fire, which he was able
to control without calling out the fire
department While he was fighting the
fire both men attacked him, but the
stream of water quickly knocked the
fight out Of them.
The two men are said to have had
considerable trouble at number of
places in the city and have gained the
reputation Of being tough characters.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS,
National Association Meeting at Indians
apOlis.

0POI8s
Special to the Bee.
Indianapolis, Oct. 4.-Governor Nc
MILAN of Tennessee presided at the
morning session of the national associa
tion of democratic clubs. The conven-
tion took up the report of the committee
on permanent organization as soon as
the session began. The report recon-
mended the following: w. r. Hearst,
president; Max Ihmesn, vice president,
and Marcus DAILY secretary treasurer. It
was also recommended by the committee
that the executive committee, which now
consists of IL members, be increased to
As members. After an animated discus
sion it was unanimously decided not to
increase the number of the executive
committee The remainder of the report
of the committee on permanent organic
alton was adopted. Addresses were de-
livered by Bryan, Stevenson, Mcmillan
aud others.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-05
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
Only Nine Clear Days In September.
Northwest Winds.

Only Nine Clear Days In September.
Northwest Winds.
The monthly meteorological summary
of the Kalispell station of the United
States weather bureau for the month of
September has just been issued. The
report shows that:
There we're only nine clear days in the
month.
Twenty-one days were stormy or
cloudy.
The prevailing winds were northwest.
The total precipitation of rain was 3.O2
against 2.75 during the same month in
1899.
The greatest amount of precipitation
in "a hours was O.89 inches on the 8th.
The mean atmospheric pressure was
29.99.
The highest pressure was 3O.45 on the
Goth.
The lowest pressure was 29.43 on the
23d.
The mean temperature was SO; high
est, 80 on the 7th; lowest, "a on the 26th.
Greatest daily range of temperature was
35 on the Sd. and least, 3 on the 18th.
There was a heavy frost on the 25th
and killing frost on the 26th.
The maximum velocity of the wind
was % miles on the 9Th.