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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-11

1871.
ELBERFELD, 11go Maja.
Lekarze i inni, oskarzeni to, re
miodyoh ludzi sztucznymi srodka-
mi uwalniali cd stuzby wojskoWeJ'
zostali wczoraj skazani ma rome
kary. Bauman, ktory dostarczaf
pigufek wytwarzajacych sztucSna
z6ltaczke, zosta} skazany ma 2 lat
wiezienia 5 lat utraty praw oby-
watelskich. Pani Brechoff sksza-
ma ma 2 lata wiezienis 8 lata Ultra
ty praw obywatelskich. Inni costa
Ii skazani ma mniejsze kary,
oSmiu zostaio uznanyeh niewin-
nymi.
MosKwA, 11go M a ia.
W przeciagu ostatnich dni IA ia
kis cziowiek o rudych wfosach na-
padaf ma ulicach ma Mode dziew-
czeta we wieku Is do l9 lat i ska
leczywszy je nozem W obie piersi,
uciekas. Ostatnia o6ara takiej ma
pa5oi hy}a c6rka pewnego urzedni-
ka, Policya czyni, co moze, by po-
chwycic tego czfowieka, ale do
tychczas nadaremnie. Policya te-
raz ostro sledzi wszystkich rudo-
wfosych,
SAN DOMINGO, HAITI II Maja.
W dystryktach Moca La Vega
srozy sig rewolucya przeoiw rzado-
wi. Wioeprezydent ze Santo Do
mingo, Horatio Vasguez, stoi ma
czele wojsks wysfanego przeciw
powstancom. General Lora polegf,
a gen. Bohan dostaf sig do niewoli.
W miescie San Domingo panuje
spok6j.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, II Maja. -
Niemiecki, austryacki, frencuzki i
brytyjski ambasadorzy odestali od-
powiedz Porty ma protest W spra-
vie konfskowanis poczty zagrani-
cznej re strony rzadu tureckiego, z
powodu, re odpowiedz ia zawieraia
obelzywa insynuacyq, IL zagranicz-
ne urzedy pocztowe wspomagaja
przemytnictwo. Dop6ki sprawa
jest niezaiatwions, kuryerzy amba-
sad przewoae pcezte europejska do
granioy bufgarskiej IL powsotem.
Work. pocztowe zagraniozne, ktore
przywi6z} wczoraj pociag specyal-
ny austryacki, ma dworcu odebrali
dyrektorzy zagranicznych urzed6w
pocztowych i pod eskorta policyi
tureckiej pzewozii js do amba.
sad.
MANILA, 11go NJ ala. =
Przyw6dzca fiipihski Cailles W
prowincyi Laguna udaf sue ma po-
fudnie prawdopodobnie ME zech-
ce podda6 sic dobrowolnie, gdyz O.
bawia sig, il zostanie osobiscie po-
ciagniety do odpowiedSialnosci "a
Hczne morderstwa popefnione. Stu
Filipinczyk6w we Wtorek wieczo-
rem napadio ma Paglibac W pro.
wincyi Tayabas, kt6re uwazano "a
pacyfkowana. Odparto Filipin-
czyk6w bez straty po stronie anne
rykanskiei. Oddziaf 81 putku pie
choty rozproszyi $50 Filipihczy-
k6w kofo Zurbana niedaleko Luc-
ban zabraf mn6stwo zapas6w.
New YORK, 1lgo Maja. =
Panika ma giefdzie ME powt6rzyfa
sic uspokojono sic znacznie, a pa
piery, kt6re onegdaj tax olbrzymio
spadiy, odzyskaty swa waEtoso tax,
re wielu mog}o przynaimniej W cze-
sci powetowac straty. Pomimo to-
go pewien niepok6j jeszcze pano-
wal przez czas d}ugi j dopiero wie-
czorem powr6ciio og6lne zaufa-
ME.
HoNGHToN, Mich, 11go Maja. -
Parowiec bon Voyage" Duluth
spalif sic wczoraj az do powierzch-
nj wody u brzegu niedaleko kana}u
okretowego jeziora Superior. Pozar
powstaf o godz. 7 W poblizu komi-
ma i rozszerzyl sic tax szybko, ae
niepodobienstwem byEo spuscie To-
dzie lub prom ratunkowy. Podro-
znych i zaioge uratowano wyjat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-11
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Ze spraw miejskieh.

Mayor miasta zwr6cil licenoye
szynkarzowi Ike Rosen pm. S67
CLARK str. poniewaa zarzuty mu u
czynione ME byfy zgodne z praw-
da. Mayor ME porozumiewal sig W
tym wypadku szefem policyi, ME
dziafaf wbrew jego rozporzadze-
niom, ami ME kierowai sic wzgle-
dami politycznymi, jak twierdza
niestusznie gazety republikahskie.
Istnieje projekt rozszerzenia
Halsted ullcy ma przestrzeni mie-
dzy Milwaukee ave., % utica.
Zamiast 66 stop ma bye szeroka
100 stop, Rozohodzi sic koszta
przeprowadzenia tego projektu W
zycie. II, 16, 10 Geese 9 wardy So
interesowane W tel sp-awie.
Iuaynier miejski Ericsson pra-
guie przy wodociagach zaprowa-
dzic ulepszenia, ktoreby oszczedzi-
iy miastu $500 dziennych wydat-
k6w.
WfaScicisla kazdego domu czeka
wydatek pieciu dolarow ma spra-
wienie dw6ch nowych skrzyh: je-
dnej do popiotu, drugiej do Cd
psdk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-11
D0skOnafy interes.

Detektywi Hslpin i Hogan zdsi-
will sic ME mato, ujrzawszy kupca
Jacoba BerHzheimer ma staoyi CEN
tralnej W towarzystwie notoryczne.
go oszusta Harry Du Bois,
Wszczeli z MIN rozmowe i dowie-
dzieli sic, re tra6a mu sic zrobic
doskonafy interes. Moze kupi6
10000 akcyj kopalni ziota W Colo
RADIO "a sumo $l,500. Detektywi
przeszkodzili tel transakcyi, are
sztujqc Du Bois, a p. Berlizheimer
wdzieczny bardzo, ze ME wyrzucif
swych pieniedzy oknem, ME kupu-
JAG akcyj ma kopalnie, istniejaca
tylko W imaginacyi sprytnego O.
szusta.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Leather Turkish Couch cross band. mar
tered oak frame; @ IT. 6 in HN"
edss eSHs' 80 inches wide; full spring Ss3A so
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has ample drawers; 24x14
dnsiy assPeh carved Ssyflea ; plate mirror; Sl2.7S
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Solid Oak Hall Rack; has shoe box under
seat; stands feet 6 inches high.
=. ~ g.. inches fes, 20 wide; French bevel 81 nm
pIate, ieAl2. :..... .....:........ ~ eVV
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Heavy Carved Golden Oak Chamber Suite:
has cast brass trimmings; 3Ox24 French bev-
eled plates. French legs. and G &31 OE
should sell for $45. Our price is. Eap 80
Evening star., 1901-11-07

comfortable. easy Reclining Morris Chair.
we believe we show the largest assortment In
this city All Of the cushions are reversible
and we carry all grades We offer
o,a,o one IN oak OAK with cushions COM SA E6N
Evening star., 1901-11-07

A full line Of Toilet Sets of all grades,
colors and decorations; we offer full g.
piece Decorated Toilet Set in an CD DE-
assortment Of coiors, for only. -. NAeZO
Evening star., 1901-11-07
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INDOOR BASE BALL.
Constitution and Schedule Adopted by
the Local Clubs.

The Representatives of the District In
door Base Ball League clubs held a meeting
last night atetheeH. NJ. c. A. building. The
constitutions andja schedule were presented
by committee having them in charge and
were adopted. Messrs. o. Ross, c. Shea
and H. Matthew's were appointed league
umpires.
The opening game will take place satur-
day night in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium,
when the home team and the Arlington
wheelmen will cross bats. The team win
ming the championship will be presented
with an appropriate silver cup.
The representatives Of the clubs present
were: Prot; becsett; I. M. 9. A., capt.
Carroll Institute: Mr.. McCauley, Arlington
Wheelmen, and Capt. Brian, UreH Rifles.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
Famous Chinese Statesman Passes
Away at Pekin.
PRINCE CHING HIS SUCCESSOR R
Chinese Authorities Take Precau-
tions Against an Uprising
CURIOUS CHINESE CUSTOMS

PEKIN, November LII Hung Chang
died at IL o'clock this morning.
The physicians who visited Ii Hung
Chang at 10 o'clock last night found him in
good spirits. though extremely weak as the
result of sitting up and working in defiance
Of their instructions. When they called
this morning they found him unconscious
and sinking rapidly.
The courtyard of the yamen is filled with
life-size paper horses and chairs with coolie
bearers, which his friends are sending, In
Evening star., 1901-11-07

n. Burd Cassel (repubiicau) was elected
TO Congress In the tenth congressional dis
trfct OF pennsylvania, comprising Lancas-
ter county. by about 1900 plurality. He
succeeds the late Marriott BrosiuG
Evening star., 1901-11-07
HOUSE & Hermann.
90f-903 Seventh ST., Corner of (Eye) st.
#

roll Institute and the 9Th Battalion. Distr,c,
Guard. Lieut.. Crawford, U. 8. N. was elect.
ed president; Mr.. ]. E. Mitchell. vice nrasi.
dent; Capt E. c. Edwards. secretary; Cant
9: Ferrer. treasurer Mr.. Beckett and Cant
EoWaras We're appointed a committee on
constitution and schedule va
The season, 1T is expected, Will open about
November 10 and the games viii be MIA veS
under the Spaulding A. A U. rules Ths
team winning the championship win be pre-
sented with handsome silver fronhv a,s,,
VIII also be permitted to play in the Ath.
letic Association championship games IN
New York next April. Ia
The representatives OF the various c,,ba
present were: 7. M. c. A.. Messrs. Becket
and Bateman; Corcoran Cadets, Can't Ia.
wards and Mr.. Moriarity; Carroll Insfituta
Prof. Joyce: Morton Cadets, Lieut.. q r,
smell; 9th Battalion, Capt. 8. Ferree and
Evening star., 1901-11-07

NJ. A. c. Reserves, g, Consaga. O.
The second foot ball team of MARYLAND
Agricultural College defeated the eleven OF
Gonzaga College In this city yesterday aft
ernoon, 6 to o.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
Receivers Youngest Son,

ST.. Joseph, Mich, Aug. 9-Mrs. A.
j. Countryman arrived here this even
ing from Chicago with her 5 year old
son, who with his 8 year old brother
was kidnapped July 4. She found them
in a negro den in Forty-third street.
When she started away with her chill
dren today she was chased by a negro
moi who captured the oldest boy.
Grabbing the youngest one, she es-
capped to the Graham & Morton steam
er. Her husband jumped aboard the
boat and she alleges threatened to
throw her and the boy overheard. She
protected during the trip and CIV
en- police escort on arrival here.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
DOES WELL IN new RIG
Columbia Suffered Accident Which
Cost Her Fully Five
Minutes.

Newport, Aug. 1O-Boat for boat
amended Constitution beat Columbia
today by four minutes and nine Sec
onds. 1t was a hard hammer to wind
ward and return in an. Is knot breeze.
The new Herreshoff racer did wonder
fully well, but the result was not al
together satisfactory as a test of rel
ative speed, because Is minutes after
the start Columbia suffered a mishap
which cost her all of five minutes in
time and, in the Judgment of most
good yachtsmen, the race. Her bow
spirit shrouwds were found to be toe
long. AS the wind freshened and she
lay over at a big angle, the big stick
which they supported buckled danger
ously SO that it was necessary 70 lutl
her into the wind to take in the slack
of the stays. At the time her steer
ing gear was useless for some minutes
while she was humping in the sea-
and she waved about almost helpless.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
BRINGS ADMIRAL INTO BAD
STANDING.
REPRIMANOED BY HACKET7
For Language Used Regarding VIM
E. Chandler, at One Time Sec
rotary Of Navy.

Washington, Aug. 1O-The navy de
partment has acted upon the com
plant made by Hon. William T.
Chandler, against Rear Admiral Robl,
D. Evans. 1t has ~reprimanded the ad
miral and the following letter has beer
addressed to him:
Navy department, Washington
Aug. 8, 19O1.-Sir: The Honorable
VIM. b. Chandler president of the
Spanish treaty claims commission
lately a senator of the United States
and formerly secretary of the navy
has complained to the department as
you are aware, of certain structures
upon himself in your book entitled
"a Sailors Log" The structures in
question r in the nature of asper-
sions upon the conduct of the then
QSS4) secretary of the navy. The
text of your book, it is not necessary
here to recite. Nor is it needful to
ask you for an, explanation of why
you felt yourself justified in publish
ing what you have. 1t is obvious to
any reader that you spoke extensively
of Secretary Chambers action; that
you impugn his motives, and other
wise traduce him in respect to orders
given you by the secretary in the dis.
charge of the duties of his office.
"You are Informed that this DELHI
crate publication of yous has justly
incurred the ~displeasure of the depart
For an officer thus to attack
former head of the navy department
because of an order given to him by
that official is to abandon the court
esy that should always characterize
an officer of the navy. If tolerated.
it would unquestionably prove sub
versive of discipline. 1t would tend
to bring the Office itself into disrepute.
The act is more reprehensible, in this
instance, because of your long exis-
tence in the navy. .
IL has DecOn my duty, therefore,,
% censure you for this breach of OBJ
igation imposed upon you as a COM
nissioned officer of the navy Of the
United States, which l accordingly do.
shed to Hon. VIM. E. Chandler.
very. respectfully,
"W. F. HACKETT.
"Acting Secretary of Navy"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13

anchor chain near the surface of the
water was found a cotton wrapped
wire about 125 feet long to which was
undoubtedly attached the bomb or
torpedo that exploded last night and
drove in the plates of the ship at
water line. Detectives are working
upon the clew and search is being
made for the place where the wire
was purchased and came from. 1t is
the belief Of the officers that the
parties who perpetrated the deed took
the torpedo with wire attached it's
length above the ship and set it in the
stream where the current carried it
around the side, the time fuse explod-
ing it after they had gotten safely
away. British officers here and agents
of the lines employed by the British
government for the transportation of
mules and horses to South Africa are
much exercised over the attempted
destruction of the Mechanician- and
the vessel has been moved out in the
middle of the stream with double
watch on guard. This is true of other
mule transports in port, Milwaukee
being one of them. But for the tor
pedo exploding where bulkhead sus-
tanned plates the vessel undoubtedly
would have been sunk. The mules
will be taken on Monday and the
ship will proceed on her trip to East
London. She probably will go into
Liverpool. home port for docking.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
ARRANGED FOR PROTECTION
Alleged Business Agent Of Gam
bling Pool of New York
in Custody.

New York, Aug. 10-The arrest OF
the alleged business agents of the
gambling combine, for aiding and
abetting gambling, on evidence OF
agents of the Society for the Preve...
ton OF Crime, who charged that these
men were go-betweens between gam.
hlers and police in arranging and car.
rying gu a system of police protec' /.
ton, which followed quickly today by
these Two men Edgar A. Whi.l,y a..l
El.i.s' Burgdorf, making sworn state
ments to the district attorney which
are said to be in the nature of confes-
sions, contents of which are withheld
from the public until statements have
been investigated.
When Justice Jerome came out of
the rooms after a conference which
lasted from 2 to s O'Clock, he said:
after conference with the district
attorney both of us feel that to make
any statement concerning the inquiry
would be to impede the district attor-
ney in the prosecution of further in
quiry. 1t will naturally occur to you
such a case as the district attor-
ney has before him is suggestive of
many things that may require careful,
and it may be extended, investigation
and even to intimate their character
would render that difficult and per-
haps defeat their purpose.
Il can only say that the defendant
endeavored apparently with great sin
to do all in his power to attone
the wrongs that he has DONE. l
suspected that the value of the in
quiry would require that no informa-
ton be given out without danger Of
hampering or impeding the action of
district attorney"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
SALMON COMBINE.
Pacific Canning Companies Form a
Trust.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 10-The work
of consolidating the 80 salmon can
neries on Puget Sound and in Alaska
was completed today, and the Pacific
Packing & Navigation company paid
over about $4,000, 900 in cash and dis
tribute stock to various cannery men
who have come into the combine. The
firms who constitute the new company
are: Pacific American Fisheries COM
pany, Pacific Steam Whaling COM
pany, Ainsworth & Dunn, Fairhaven
Cannery company, Quadra Packing
company, Icy Stats Packing company,
Chilcoot Packing & Fishing company,
and Boston Fishing & Packing COM
pany.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13

water and deposited it where the
water was from three to six feet deer
at low tide.
The distance from the vault to the
cache was about a quarter of a mile
and he made three round trips. He
was at work four hours on Monday
night. -Four small bars Of refined gold
he concealed among the stones of the
breakWater. just at the further mouth
OF the railroad tunnel. His purpose
had been to use this gold for present
needs. Winters on his last trip had
perceived that dawn was breaking.
Not daring to complete another trip,
he left on the shore the two bricks
which were found Tuesday morning
at the point where the robbers boat
was supposed to have landed. The
trail of red pepper ending at that
point had been a blind.
In view of the fact that promises of
clemency were made to Winters in
consideration OF his unearthing the
gold, it is thought that his punish
ment will be light.
Detective Gibson is quoted as say
ing that it was promised Winters
by President Ralston Of the. Selby
smelling works, that he should not
only not be prosecuted. but should re-
ceive $4,000.
winters cannot be prosecuted"
said Detectice Gibson, "for there is
evidence against him. All that has |
been drawn from him was secured by |
detectives under promise that it would
not be used against him. Under such
circumstances it would be extremely
difficult to secure a conviction
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
Rumor Not Credited.

London, Aug. 9-The wal office has
received no advices giving color to
the rumor circulated in the United
States that Lord Kitchener has been
wounded in a skirmish with Beers.
The m is officially d~iscredited.
Lord Kitchener's customary dispatch
reached the war office this afternoon
and contained no reference to any ac-
cident to him.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
GREATER SPEED URGED
ENGLAND NEEDS MORE SWIFT
CRUISERS.
Lessons Supposed to Have Been
Learned from Naval
Manoeuvers.

London, Aug. 9-The Outlook com
menting today on the naval manoeu
vers says:
Undoubtedly the admiralty's rea
son for winding up the campaign in q
week instead of ten days was because
of the suf1ciency of unpalatable truths
forced home. They did not care fo1
further demonstrations in the same
line"
The paper also says the chief les.
son learned was the imperative need
glaring deficiency in the home squad.
on in that respect. 1t points out that
the defense squadron's m]anoeuyers
were practically the same that would
have been called on to guard the chan
mel in case of actual hostilities. The
attacking fleet was inferior numeri-
lcally, but superior in mobility. 1t
held the channel commerce at it's mer-
cy, from the declaration of hostili-
ties, and whipped the defenders by
sections through the possession of
swift cruisers and destroyers which
sailed around the home squadron.
The Critic urgently appeals to the
admiralty to double the strength of
the cruiser squadron and to increase
the speed of the new %battleships to
the utmost limit of gun and armor
efficiency. An interesting detail is
the fact that the enemy's cruiser
spies secured a mass of information
regarding the defense movements by
picking up the home s1uadron's wire
less messages.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP TRANSPORT
Supposed to Have Been Work of Boer Sympathizers
as Vessel was About to Sail for South Africa
with Mules for British Army.

New Orleans. La. Aug. 1O-What is
regarded as an attempt of a Bocr sym
%pathizer to blow up a British trans
port occurred shortly after midnight,
when a terrific explosion occurred at
the stock landing where the Harrison
steamer Mechanician is mcoreL The
Mechanician is to carry mules to
South Africa. The explosion shook
houses, ratified dishes and awakened
people for some distance around.
Most of the GREY of the ship were
asleep, but the explosion brought
them quickly out of their berths 10
the deck. An examination showed a
large dent on the starboard .ile Of
the ship. Two plates at the waters
edge had been sprung and consider
able water was let into the ship.
THE pumps were Immediately put
to work, and when daylight zane it
was found that the vessel was in no
danger of sinking, and that tho dam
age was not serious. The crew of
the vessel denied that there were any
explosives on board, and there seems
little doubt, according to statements
OF those who examined the ship that
the explosion was from the outside,
and that some sort of a bomb or tor
pedo had been used.
New evidences of the plot to de-
stroy the British mule ship Mechan-
tcian were discovered by an officer of
that vessel today. Attached to the
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
REvoLUTIoNlsTs DEFEATED.
Consul Esteves, Believes This Blow
Will End Rebellion.

New York, Aug. 10-E. Gonzales
Esteves, counsel general of Venezuela
today received a %cablegram from Pres.
ident Castro of Venezuela, dated Car
acas, August Z, which reads:
Second Colombian revolt defeated
completely. Twent-two thousand pa.
triotic soldiers defend Venezuelan
frontier. (signed) Castro
This blow to Colombian invasion,
Consul Esteves thinks would end the
Instruction.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
David Seeks Divorce.

Medicine Lodge, Kans., Aug. g.
David Nation, through his attorney
today brought suit for a divorce from
his wife, Mrs. Carrie Nation, the TEN
perance crusader: The petitioner
who is now visiting in Iberia, Ohio
alleges that his wife held him up to
public ridicule and neglected her fam.
lily duties and abandoned his home.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
MUST ANSWER CHARGES.
Former Chef Clerk of San Francisco
Mint Under Arrest,

LEELh. #IHEW#s 8tH&N AI41=HL MEUHa#.3 q.
Washington, Aug. lO-Chief Wilkie,
of the secret service of the treasury
department, has received a telegram
announcing that Walter Dimmick,
former chief clerk of the San Francis
co mint had been arrested by secret
service officials there upon two
charges. One was preferred by Sc
cret Service Agent George Wilkie,
charging Dimmick with the theft of
$50, 900 in gold from the United States
mint in San Francisco. The other
charge was made by Superintendent
Leach, accusing Dimmick of misap-
preparation of funds placed in his
hands for the purchase of supplies.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
Baseball,

National league: Boston 8, Brook.
Ign 4; Boston 5, Brooklyn g.; New
York 3, Philadelphia 5; ST. Louis 5,
cincinnati s; Pittsburg-Chicago rain,
American league: Washington 8,
Philadelphia A; Washington D, Phil.
adelphla ID; Boston 6, Baltimore 4;
Boston 3, Baltimore "a; Detroit 3, Mil
Waukee 4; Chicago Z, Cleveland IL.
Western league: Kansas City 10,
Colorado Springs O; Omaha 9, Mime
apolis 4; st. Paul 5, Des Moines 6:
st. Joe 8. Denver 0; st. Joe g., Den
yer L.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
Steyn to Join kruqer.

Paris, Aug. 9-It was reported on
the bourse today that Mr.. Steyn, the
former president of the Orange Free
State, will shortly join Mr.. Kruger in
Holland with the view of reaching a
definite understanding in regard to
the peace overtures.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13

my baby vas terribly sick with the
diarrhoea," says ]. H. Doak, of Will
liams, Oregon. 1--WE were unable to
cure him with doctors assistance,
and as a last resort we tried Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. am happy to say it gave
immediate relief and a complete cure"
For sale by Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-13
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.

Pays 5 per cent on savings depos.
its. interest compounded quarterly.
Pays 6 FER cent IN time certificates
of deposit, not subject to check.
Issues savings certificates on build
ing and loan plan with definite time
of maturity and definite payments.
Loans. money on real estate to be
repaid on monthly installments run
ming from one to ten years, to suit
borrower.