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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
WON. ON FOUL
Jack Root Gets Decision Over
Kid Carter in Fifteen.
Round Go.

San Francisco, June 28-Jack Root
of Chicago was given the decision in
the fifteenth round over Kid Carter
tonight on a foul. Root had some
what the better of the fight through
out, as Carter appeared wild and
missed many of his blows, while the
former was cool throughout. In the
fifteenth round during a mixup Car
ter swung his left hand very low on
Roots body and Jack went down. He
was veidently in pain and clasped
his stomach. The referee quickly
gave the fight to Root saying that
Carter struck his opponent very low.
The decision of the referee caused
the widest excitement, and the ring
was Immediately full of spectators
| clamoring wildly. The police enter
ed the ring and put all out except the
fighters. Root went to his dressing
room limping, but whether feigned
or otherwise it was impossible to
tell. Carter was cheered wildly by
JSOA
the crowd.
The preliminary contest between
Tim Callahan of Philadelphia and Joe
Bernstein of New York for 20 rounds,
was an even thing. After the fifth
round Callahan did all the forcing
and most of the leading and knocked
Bernstein down three times with
right on jaw. On the other hand
Bernstein jabbed Calahan's face with
his left throughout the fight, bring
ing blood from his nose and mouth
in different rounds and at infightins
he was decidedly the better. His
ring g%eneralship too was far better
than that of Callahan. The referee
however, gave the decision to Gala
han without hesitation. This did not
meet with popular approval.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02

and hail Accomplishments swept over
this city late today, doing much dam
age to property. Many fine shade
trees were blown down and the uni
versity campus was covered with
broken limbs. Several houses were
struck by lightning. Lightning also
struck a street car crowded with peo-
pie. I~ncandescent light globes burst
with loud reports and caused a panic
among the passengers. One lady in
the car had part Of her garments
badly burned, but there were none
seriously injured.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Twister at la Crosse.

La Crosse, Wis, June ga lorna
do, which did thousands Of dollars
damage, passed over this city this
evening. The storm came from the
west, accompanied by fierce wind,
heavy rain and lightning. The roof
Of the Hotel Boycott was blown on
and carried half a block away, land
ing on another large building and
wrecking its roof. The new Norwe
gian Lutheran hospital was wrecked.
Several buildings were struck by
lightning.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02

Minden, Neb., June 28-Minden is
greatly excited over the assault, late
last night, on County Treasurer Nor
lin and the robbery and firing OF the
court house. The treasurer had gone
to the court house last night and
worked until about 9:45, when he
locked the door and went to a res
tuarant. On his return he unlocked
the door and went to work again. A
few minutes later there seemed to
be a fash and he knew no more until
returning consciousness revealed the
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
SECOND ANNUAL EXPOSITION
OF LIVE STOCK.
PREPARlNCF% ORCONVENTlON
President Springer Of National As
ISOLATION at Chicago Looking
After Preliminaries.

Chicago, June 28-Final arrange
were made today for the fifth
annual convention of the American
National Livestock association and
the second annual livestock exposi-
ton, which will be held in this city
8 and 6, inclusive. John
Springer, president Of the asso-
citation has leased the Studebaker
theatre for the sessions.
Discussing the prospects for the
convention and exposition, he said:
'eThis will be the most notable con
vention in the history of u organi-
zation and with the exposition will
command an attendance of 100000
people. We have arranged for some
of the ablest takers in this country
and abroad to discuss topics OF inter-
est to up-to-date stock raisers. The
sessions will be held from $3.50 a. m.
to 1880 p. m. each day, the adjourn
ments being taking early because of
the splendid exhibition at the Union
stock yards of the finest aggregation
Of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs ever
brought together in this country or
any other.
zone day Of the convention will be
devoted to matters affecting legisla'
ton. Five or six bills will be sub
mitted to the delegates before being
presented to congress. There are
numerous questions in which the live
stock industry is interested that de
mand an Immediate solution and ou1
association must consider it's owr
welfare.
"The attendance will be large ant
Governor Yates will be asked to de
liver the opening address, while MI
Harrison will probably welcome tn
visitors. The complete programme
will soon be ready for the publish
ers."
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Whole Province in Revolt.

London, June 2s-A dispatch from
Che Foo reports the entire province
of Sheng Kwang in revolt. Rebels
are said to be overrunning the. coun-
try pillaging and burning. It Is re-
ported that in the vicinity Of Muk-
den all villages are being burned and
hundreds of Inhabitants are being
killed. The dispatch says Russian
forces are not sufficient to maintain
order.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Health Officers After Dowie.

Chicago, June 28-On the request
of the health department a summons
was issued today requiring John
Alexander Dowie to appear in court
to defend the charge of conducting
a hospital without license. The max
imum penalty is 800 fine. Dowie
will be arraigned daily until he pro-
cures a license.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
ADDRESS BY EX-sECRETARY
OF THE NAVY.
CENTURY LAWYER
Problems that Demand Immediate
Solution Presented and
Discussed.

Montgomery, Ala, June 28-Form-
Secretary of the Navy Hillary A.
Herbert today addressed the Ala
bama bar association on the subject
of Duties and responsibilities Of
the American lawyer in the goth CEN
tury.''
New complications" he said, ARE
arising. Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii
Alaska and the Philippines are prob
lens that demand solution. Shall we
retain them or abandon them? Shall
we govern them or let them govern
US?
1.-TWO perils assailed us prior to
1850, in the days of u infancy. The
Hartford convention threatened dis
ruption and South Carolina attempt
ed notification. Since 1850 four
crisis have been passed, civil war,
reconstruction attempted impeach-
ment of Andrew Johnson, Hayes-Til-
den contest. Reconstruction gave
the ballot to the negro and this led
to ballot box frauds in the south
where ballots had always been sac
red. Fraud stalks through the land
like a pestilence. The line is mag
inery between counting out the ne.
gro because his vote is cast for the
wrong candidate, and counting out
the white man because his vote is
obnoxious. Honest elections are the
only salvation of the country. Let
all educated men proclaim aloud that
except upon the basis Of honest
elections the natural outcome Of re.
publican government is discomfort,
unrest, instability and finally revolu-
ton"
The speaker turned to the remedy
and declared it to be greater indie
pendence Of thought and action, less
slavish adherence to parties. The
yellow dog" theory of politics will
notdo. Worthy men must not surrender
their power in party and state te
tricksters. Every citizen must be
sovereign to act.
The power of the independence Of
the press of the north and south was
dwelt upon at length and its infu
ence for good to the south in the
i past Is years was described.
) zone of the greatest questions fo1
solution now is WHETHER the consti
/ tuition follows the flag in the insula'
Z possessions, said Mr.. Herbert
Turning over of the Philippines i
. an accepted fact. Shall we govern
them or they us? Parties have swap
4 ped positions on the underlying ques
!. ton. Abolitionist republicans, Gal
rift Smith and Charles Sumner sal
2 that the declaration of independence
s taught that all are free and equa.
r Now expansion republicans have OF
posite view which was held by Oh
democratic leaders. Our democrati
e friends in congress taking care a
ways to quote from Lincoln, max
welkin ring with views of the oil
time abolitionists."
e The speaker discussed the suprem
l. court decisions in the Porto Ric
4 cases and said the main declaratio
n was correct and regretted it was NJ
unanimous.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
ROBBERS SECURE COUNTY FUNDS
Assault Treasurer, Break Open Vault and Rifle Money
Drawer to the Extent of $4,000 Then
Fire Court House.

robbery and that. the papers in the
room were on fire.
He staggered to the door and gave
the alarm. After the fire company
had extinguisned the flames they
found the money drawer broken open
and vault looted. A conservative es-
innate places the loss at about So
900.
A special meeting of the board OF
supervisors was held today and q re
ward of $1,000 was offered for the
| apprehension Of the robbers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Nebraska Can't BE Beat.

Lincoln, June 2S-The hot weather
record for June was broken this at
ternoon. The thermometer at the
government station registered 103 at
4 o'clock. All over southeastern Ne
braska the same high temperature
exists.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Death.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 29-Judge
w. A. Woods, of the United States
district court, dropped dead at 1880.
this Saturday morning at his home
in this city.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
LOADED WITH GOLD.
Large Party Of klondikers Arrives at
Seattle.

Seattle, June 2s-The steamship
City of Seattle arrived from Skag-
way today with ITS Dawson passen-
gers and a large amount of treasure
There was no bank or company gold.
It was all personal treasure. 7. S
Lippy brought out $112,0
Purser Parmalee had six sacks
and bags Of gold in his safe which ne
estimated at $4,000. Many of the
passengers had gold in their state
rooms, of which they would make nc
estimates.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
pope Not Sick.

Rome, June 2S-The report of the
pope's ill health is entirely Unbound
ed. His holiness yesterday received
in audience the Austrian ambassador
to the vatican, and many others.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Demand Clean Sweep.

Shanghai, June 2s-The taotai
sheng, at the request Of Liu Kung-Yi,
visited all the consuls today and urg-
ed that, as the foreign forces were
leaving Pekin, they ought also to
eyacuate Shanghai. The consuls re-
ferred the matter to their govern
ments.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Warm in Iowa.

Burlington, Ia. June 28-Promised
cool weather did not arrive. Thermom-
eters registered a hundred in the
shade gain today. No p~rostrations
are reported. Crops and meadows
are reported suffering severely for
rain.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Above the Hundred Mark.

st. Joseph, Mo-, June 2S-The hot
spell reached its highest point to-
day. Thermometers registered 1O3
in the shade.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
FINEST IN II WORLD.
Lord wolsely's Comment on United
States Army.

London, June 2s-During the de-
bate on the army reorganization bill
in the house of lords today Lord
>Wolseley, former commander-in-chief
of the forces, declared that the Unit
ed States army was the finest of it's
size in the world. He said its super
iority was due to good wages. Great
Britain must face the alternative of
CONSUMPTION or bounties to secure
recruits.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02

DYSPEPSIA CAN B ECURED'
By using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
One little Tablet will give immediate re-
lief or money refunded. Sold in hand
some tin boxes at 25 cts. Chapple Drug
Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Lightning Struck Harvest Hands.

Lightning Struck Harvest HANDS.
Brazil, Ind, June 2S-During a
storm tonight lightning killed four
men who were at work harvesting in
a wheat field near Lodi. The killed
are: Frank Bride Ewaters; Anderson
Webster; John Wiggle and Samuel
Stewart.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
STRUCK CAR.

Electric Storm With Wind, Rain and
Hail Strikes Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2S-A furi-
ous electrical storm with wind. rain
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
Promotion for De Giers.

st. Petersburg. June 28-De Giers,
Russian minister at Pekin, has been
appointed minister to Munich, Bar
varia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
Ell Peligro de un Bombero.

me aferre q mi locomotor, aunque
todas las coyunturas me dolfan y con
todos los nervios ~tirantes por las dolen-
cias," escribe @. W. Bellamy, fogonero
de una locomotora de Burlington, Iowa.
Me hallaba debil y palido, sin ningdn
apetito y enteramente poftrado. Guam
do estaba para desalentarme del TODD,
obtuvee un frasco de Amargos Elecc-
ticos y despues de tomarlos me senti
tan bueno como no habia estado iamas
en- mi vida" Personals debilitadas, en-
fermas y ~desalentadas ganan nuev
vida, fortaleza y vigor de su uso. En-
sayadlos. Satisfaction garantizada por
la Botica id Fischer y Cha. Precio so
centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
Escuelas de Reforma.

Las escuelas de reforma en- la Gran
Britana han resoatado miles de mucha-
chos de una carrera criminal. Ell dlti-
mo informe del inspector del gobierno
muestra que de los 2,774 muchachos
descargados de los reformatorios protes-
%tantes, 2,173 tenian ~ocupaci6n regular,
104 en- ~ocupacion transiente y 1872 fue-
ron convictos de crfmen. De los 737
muchachos d~escargados de reformato,
rios catolicos, 493 tenian ocupacion re-
gular, 10 tenian ocupaci6n transiente, y
159 fueron convictos de crfmen. Hay
a la fecha en- la Gran Britana cuarenta
y ocho refermatorios, y los m~uchachos
son retenidos ALI hasta que cumplen
diez y Q amos. Despues dc descar-
gados, SO les vigila sistematicamente
por cuatro amos. Segdn mostrado arri-
ba, la gran mayorfa de ellos Sc convir-
theron on ciudadanos titles, mientras q
no haber sido por la sujecion todos ellos
hubieran lido a engrosar las flas de las
classes criminales.
La legislature de Nuevo Mexico estd
a punto de proveer para una escuela de
reforma tai cual Sc ha estableoido en- la
mayor parte de otros estados. Resell
vera ell problema acerca de 10 que debe
hacerse cou delincuentes Juveniles GUAM
do scar acusados ante los tribunales por
delitos mas 8 q graves, 8 que Sc
han mostrado incorregibles y no pueden
ser dominados por sus padres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02

Sin embargo, es poca la Intervention
que hay con el trabajo libre. LA de-
manda por ladrillo ea tan grande en-
Nuevo Mexico que Of ladrillo fabricado
por la ~penitenciaria no puede en- ningdn
grade %apreciable intervenir con la clase
manufactursda en- otra parte, adn 81 Of
precio fuese el mismo. Ell precio del
ladrillo fabricado en- la prisi6n es has
tante alto. Ninguna tentative ha sido
hecha jamas y ninguna SO hace en- la
actualidad para intervenir con ell trabajo
libre q cor e) ladrillo fabricado por el
trabajo llbre. FL mayor bisn para 81
mayor udmero y los intereses del terri.
torio exigen que no haya Intervention
con la manufacture dc ladrillo de la Pc
nitenciarfa territorial. Ell NUEvo Me
xIcANo favorece, y con mucha fuerza, la
mas plena protection al trabaio libre.
En- la question ventilada hay hasta
ahora muy poca Intervention con 81
trabajo libre, y dimana tan grande be-
befcio para los Contingencies del terri
torio que no debe harcese cambio algu-
no, y la manufacture de ladrillo en- la
prision territorial no debe ser estordada
en- alguna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
La Manufacture de Ladrillo en- la Peniten
ciaria.

Eel dnico lugar en- Nuevo Mexico
donde Sc fabrica buen ladrillo vitrifcado
es en- la penitenciarfa de Santa Fe.
Tambien todas las otras classes de ladri-
llo fabricado ALI son de primera calidad.
La maquinaria para hacer este ladrillo
es extensa y costosa y ha costado al te-
r%ritorio mucno dinero. Parece como 81
los intereses preferences del territorio
en- general demandan que no haya in
tervenci6n con la fabrica de ladrillo en-
la prision territorial. Los presses tienen
que estar ~ocupados. La peor cosa que
podria ~sucederles seria tenerlos sin ha-
Ger NADIA. Els para ihteres de los con-
tribuyentes en- general que la prisi6n Sc
sostenga a 81 misma hasta donde sea
possible. La direction actual de la pri-
sion esta hacienda esta tertativa. La
calidad del material usado para hacer
ladrillo en- aquella institution es de pri-
mera clase y Sc halla cerca de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
Tuvo Que veneer 0 Morir.

"Casi me hallaba en- las dltimas," es.
.cribe Rosa Richardson, de Samuel
Springs, N. @. Estaba tan mala de
Tfsis que los medicos mejores dijeron
que no podrfa vivir mas que un mes,
Fpero empece q dsar ell Nuevo Descubri-
miento del DIR. King y fuf del TODD GU
rada con siete f~rascos, y ahora me en-
c%uentro robusta y sana." Els I'm saliva
vidas sin rival en- Tfsis, Pulmonia, La
Grippe y Bronquitis; infalible para
Toses, Resfriados. Asma, Fiebre, Crup
8 los Ferina. Frascos Garan.izados q
30 centavos y 800. Frascos de prueba
SO dan gratis IN laBotica de Fischer y
Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
Tiene Cuenta Comprar Barato.

I'm remeiio barato para toses y res
friados esta muy bien, pero n~ecesitais
alguna cosa que alivie y cure los result
tados mas severos y peligrosos de enfer-
medades de garganta y pulmones. 9Que
debereis hacer? sIr q un china mas
calido y regular9 ST, 81 es possible; 81
no os fuere possible, ent6nces tomad de
todos modos Ell UNIoo remedio que ha
sido introducido en- todos los paises
civilizados con exito en- casos graves de
Intermediates de garganta y pulmon,
"El Jarabe Aleman de Boschee." No
solamente sana y estimula las telas para
destruir 81 germen de la enfermedad,
sino que mitiga la inHamaci6n, causa
facil ex~pectoracion, da buen descanso
durante la noche, y cura al paciente.
Prueben un frasco. Recommended mu-
chos amos por todos los boticarios del
mundo. De venta por A. G. ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
Apoyo Liberal a Instiutclones Publicas es
la Mejor Politica.

Eel NUEvo MExIoANo no esta en- fla
vor de una politica tacana en- 10 que to
ca q Appropriateness para las institucionei
territoriales pdblicas y de educaci6n
Estas deben ser soportadas con tanta Ii,
beralidad como permita Ia condicion fl
nanciera del territorio. Una politics
cicatera en- este respecto resultaria per.
judicial. Ell pueblo del territorio nc
esta opuesto a pagan tasaciones para es'
to objeto. I'm examen de los registros
de las instituciones territoriales publ
cas- y educacionales manifesto que du-
rante los dos anos pasados han sido pro.
piamente conducidas y que los fondos
apropiados para su so~stenimiento han
sido honesta, ~juiciosa y propiamente
expendidos. Las instituciones educa-
cionales son: La Universidad de Nue.
vo Mexico, en- Albuquerque; la Univer-
sidad Normal en- Las Vegas; ell Colegio
de Agriculture en- Las Cruces; la Es-
cuela de Minas, en- Socorro;e ell Institu-
to Militar en- Roswell; ell Asilo para
Sordos y Mudos en- Santa Fe, y la Es-
cuela Normal en- Silver City.
Para apoyo y sostenimiento de estas
i%nstituciones los Estados Unidos han
hecho donaciones de terrenos pdblicos,
las cuales en- debido curse de tempo
las haran Independence y soportadas
de por 81, sin necesidad de tasacion d.
recta del t~erritorio. Sin embargo, por
la OCCASION tiene que imponerse tasaci6n
directa para su mantenimiento y apoyo.
Cada una de estas instituciones est& ha-
ciendo ell bien que SO proponia. Seria
polftica muy errada y n que perjudi-
caria al territorio en- general 81 estas
i~nstitucfones sufriesen por falta de las
apropiaciones necesarias para su propio
mantenimiento y para llevar d cabo los
objetos para que fuerone establecidas.
Ell NUEvo MExIoANF favorece n polf-
tica tan liberal en- este respecto cual
sea consistente con la economic y con
la debida atenci6n q los derechos de los
duenos de propiedad y contingencies.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
De Venta y Para RentaT
Bisnes Raiess J Otra %Propiedad.

Sc NEoEsITA-Propiedad on Acres en-
Santa Fe (desde l hasta 1000 acres).
Debe estar muy barata 8 no sera COM
prada. Ocurran, CON resefas, al abaio
firmado.
PARA V~ENDRR-Con grandes ventajas, algu-
nos de les sftios mas propioe para edifcios en-
Santa Fe; tambien terrenoe de cuatro y medic
y doce Acres cerca del edificio del c~apitolo;
tambien residencias de seis cuartos en- buena
situaci6n, con establos y ~corrales, un acre de
terreno en- muy buen estado de cultivo con in.
numerables arboles ~frutales escogidosy y de SON.
bra, berzas, esp4rrago, etc, en- 6rden perfecta.
tambien I'm pedazo de TERRA en- la avenida de
Palacio, que alcanza hasta Ia Gale de San Fran
cisco, y cerca de 100 pies al oriente de la plaza,
siendo uno de los mejores lugares en- la ciudad
para hacer meioras con hotel, casa de opera,
etc.
GEO. W. KNAEBEL, Apoderado,
Avenida de Palacio, cerca de Ia CASE de-
corte. Santa FH. N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
Ell Unguento Arnica de Bucklin,

Tiene fama universal por sus curas
maravillosas. Sobrepuia'a cualqpier otro
saliva, locion, unguento 8 balsamo para
Cortaduras, Callos, Quemaduras, Vegi-
gas, Llagas, Padrastros, Ulceras, EN-
pefnes, Sarna, Llagas Febriles, Gretas,
Erupciones de la piel; infalible para las
Almoranas. Cura garantizoda. Sc ven-
de a % centavos la GAIA enla Botica de
Fischer v Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-02
ESCONCERTADO

Jaqueca, Dolores en- 6iversas parties de-
cuerpo. Sensation de hundimiento en- la boca
del estomago, perdida de apetito. Febricidad
Espinillas 8 Llagas son todos evidencia posi-
tiva 8 sangre impura. No importa com esta
asi debe ser purificada q fin de obtener buena
salud. Ell Elixir de la Sangre de Acker nunca
ha faltado en- curar los venenos Escrofulosos q
Sifilfticos 8 cuaiesquiera otras intermediates
de la sangre. Els ciertamente un remedio
maravilloso, y vendemos cada' botella bajc
garantia positiya. De vents por Fischer j
Cha