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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-04-15
Friday, April is, 1904.
FINISH WELL GOOD START.

That the republicans of Montana
would endorse the administration OF
: Theodore Roosevelt and send a dele
CATION to Chicago instructed for him
was a foregone conclusion. The only
matter not settled before the I've
tion met at Helena last Tuesday was
in regard to the personality of the
delegation to which would be accorded
the honor of casting the states vote
at the convention which will name
the next president of the United
States. That question has been set
tied and nothing now remains to be
done, except to prepare for the battle
next fall. A good start has been
made; let the finish be equally good.
AS between Roosevelt and any of the
men so far named as likely to be NOM
mated by the democrats the party
is in a position where it may safely
promise the electoral vote of the state
for the republican chief. Even though
some one as yet unnamed is nominal
ed in opposition to him and the diff
ferent wrangling factions of the demo
cratic party bury their hatchets and
knives elsewhere than into the sides
of one another, the promise OF repub-
lican success can be said to be bright
er than ever it has been. Never be-
fore has any party gone before the
people of the nation with a candidate
possessing the immense personal pop
ularity possessed by Theodore Roose
welt. The people know and trust him
From his past actions and accomplish
ments they can safely judge as tc
what he will do in the future and what
to expect of him. With him as their
leader the republicans are bound tc
sweep the land and Montana must be
given a place we'll up to the front OF
the victorious column. But confidence
must not be permitted to become sc
great as to be responsible for ~inaction
Because of the very desperate situa
ton in which they are finding them
selves the democrats may be depend
ed upon to work all the harder. Al
through victory should be easy O
achievement there must be no list
lessness or Indifference; make tina
victory sweeping, glorious and so com
plete that a demoralized enemy may
recover from it's effects.
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Grotto Springs Floral Company.

Fresh cut flowers IN great variety.
Special attention given to design
work. Mail orders filled on day re-
ceived. Bell telephone 95F, city sales
room; Bell telephone 79A, greenhouse.
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Piano Tuning.

Arthur Wales, premier plano tuner
Thirty years experience. Leave or
ders at Holmes & Rixon's drug store
Montana avenue. 57.tf
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Entered at the Billings Postohce a.
Second Glass Matter.
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s. but in the aggregate it runs e
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-12

tbr cine mannltds StuBs ntur uner.
lpiinf3t gu iein fdien,
Uineent hdtte ben freien plob neben
gsrmaine einsenommen. Sbm sesen.
il6er lante unb plauberte gitelle init
ettuas fiebtrbafter 2uftisteit bonn Bah,
pon perihiebenen Wiasten unb BON be-
fonbers brotltsen Qluftrtttea. pI1hIidb
beritummte fie, fit mp9te tpobl tniibe
fstn.
Doa tars ilebor Der Masen bislt.
froste iie, NIT einem ibrer getpobnten
@ebanfenfpriinge auf Elm ldnsit abges
tbanes 9eiprad suriidtommenb, gang
unbermittelt: .9err 9auptnlann. ni4t
tpahr, In Der Optr Carmen tommt aud
etn Dffisier Dora"
.5o, sndbises Jrdulein, Don SoEe,"
oRi4tts, unb am 59fuB-ba tpirb
Der Sffiaisr srfaofsn-"
(fortiebuna folQt.)
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llnSer neues und elegantes
GROCERY DEPARTEMENT

gu beluden. tpetbes cine nolIitdnbi=
ge Nu8mabl nDn Groceries umfaBt;
bic ar6Bte uuo reihbalti9fte, Die ies
mails in San NntDnio 9efeben tpuroe,
Sc lit unlere Abftht. oieles @rDs
cerps@eihdft gu elmer Der intereHans
teiten 8aufltellen in Sau Nntunio
gu MAIDEN.
OieIeS Departement uiro cine
praftiihe DemUnitration elmer Wees
tbooe lein, Die beiten Qualitdten uun
@aren 81 ben nieoriaiten 8reiien gu
oerfaufen.
Wlit 6errn 6. O. cane an Der
Spite oes @rocerp Departements
uno 0errn 8. 9imbaraer als Setter
oes Tteild.Departements oiirfte es
in teiner 0iniiht feblen. Den @ee
i6rnad oes BermDbntefteu an beIries
oiaen,
Snoem mir Die 8erliberuua eeben,
oaB ldmmtlihe 8efteaungen Die
pcOmpteite Nuflnertlanlteit erbalten
uuo lhleuniaite Gblieferuna erfolet,
seihnet 0uhahtunasoou,
THE FULTON MARKET.
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SotatiOuen in Seras aeniinlbt.

9ie 5riscpsSDitem 2ano. Sunni,
apations gtiiociatipn lenft bereits
ibren 9eil Der ginuanoerunQ mad,
Teras.
Dreibunoertunoflnfsia geenten
oieier Aii0eiation upm Often uuo
gtoroen baben ioeben cine 9Dur ourh
3eras beenoet uno iib nab ben 6nlfss
quellen oes States &c. erfunbiot,
um bic 9atIahen Den 6eimitdtteius
bern Der dlteren Staoten better purs
fiihren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie Giiociation lit Die uirfs
lanite, Die eS giebt; lie bat Naenten
in ben ganSen ger, Staten. 8oIIt
Sbr guer @igentum, auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot. nertaufen, tuiinIht
SIR 8apital fiir sSabrifen ooer
iraeno cine Snouftrie. ibreibt an
6. 8. 2emun, Setret6r oes SIM.
miaration8 Bureaus, Sept. u.
sSrisco @ebduoe, ct. Souls, W9p.
9. u. Sugbes,
8eneralsS sSmmiaratipnssNoen
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Wte lit stesI

@ir bieten einbunosrt 9oGars 9elobuuue fur ie-
Den Sal bon Ratarrb, Der nibt burh Ginnebmsn
pon 9ali's aatetrb Rur gebeiIt psrbsn
fann.
8. s. 6bensD o.. Gaent.. soleso, 8.
2sir, bic unterasihnsien, baben s. 5. Gbenep
fir pOlitomen ebrenbaft in alien 8eI9dftsoerbanS=
langeu unb iinanlie beiabiat alle pou ieiner Srma
elnge9an9ensu Decentralization 3u sriIllen.
@sf & Srnar. ejroBbanoels 0rpouiiten,
Soleoo, D
8aloins, Riunan i Marsin, @rusban,
sels= =9rogaifea, Splssp, o.
9aa's Ratarrb< Sur tpiro innsrlid asnomnen uno
Dirtt bireft auf oas 3lut unb Die tleiniasa Sber=
hdhen bes Spitems. 3euenifie frei bsrIanbt. preis
IS Gents fur Die Gtaf&s. 9ertauft BON allen Apo
tbetern
baas' ffamilisn. 9insn fnS bic beteh.
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Gine eimfatBe sSrage.
Sic 8iirger BON Gam 9lmtpai0 itno
erimd1t, oies ebrltsf, sM be-
attttpprfeu.

SIT niht oas 8ort zines reprdlenz
totiuen 8iiraer8 pDn Gan NntontO
iiberseugenoer, als Die sneiIelbaite
NeuBerune nDn 2euten, Die iraenomD
anoers in Der uniun luobnen? 2eiet
oieS:
Wtrs. 8amon Garcia, Die sSrau
oes No. 206 Nebrasfa StraBe tuob=
nenben Ganton Garcia, laet: aSeit
bier poer Iiinf Sabren batte ih mebr
ooer menieer 9eierenleiben unb litt
an lbwahen1 Niiden. Wenn id lans
eere Belt aufreht itano, tuuroe ,nein
Haden 10 tniioe uno ldpah. baB es
fitr mid f1tper mar, ttleine Nrbeiten
gu beipreen. Cine ueberanitrens
gune perlblimmerte ben Sbmer3
unb tpenn ib mid erfaltete, periblug
ith Die @rfdltung auf ben 6nfen unb
ih litt fiirdterlid. SD b0rte. oaB
Opan's geierens 8iuen bel ber Gerar
Drug Co., ober bel Slider & 5prins
9on su baben lino uro ib oerihaffte
mir cine Sbabtel oabon. Sic tpirt>
ten iofort unb ib fiiblte mid BON
oeni erlten Iaee an, tuu ib lie nabln,
better. Die Billen beieitigten fblieB@
li9 Die Hitdenibnersen in raoifaler
@eife uno oaber tueiB i'd, oaB fie
alles erfiillen, lpa8 81 ibrer @mpfebs
lung geiagt miro.
Grbdltlib bel alien Droguilten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiuburn
SO. in Buffalo, W. g., alleiniee
N9enten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt niht ben Nanlen 9 oar
uno acceDtirt fein Subititut.
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8efauntnlad)nus fiir 5teuersabler.

Die itdotiiben Steuern fiir oas
sSiscaliabr 1903-1904 iinb iebt fdls
lig nno miiiien in meiner Office in
Der StaotbalIe, San NntoniD. 9eras,
beaablt tueroen.
Wad oem 81. Wlai lit Der Babs
lungstertnin perfallen uno es tperoen
oann nod 8inien, Strafen unb Gos
iten sugerebnet. Cine 8erldnge.
rung oes aablun1stermins iiber ben
81. Wai hiuaus miro poIitip nibt
itattfinoen, oa bieielbe eegen ben
neuen Stabtharter peritoBen tpiiroe.
8ommen Sic. bite, rebtseitig, Inn
allau itarten Nnorana su oertneioen.
OfficesStunben tdalid BON s ubr
80 Wtin. 8ormittags biz S llbr
geahmittaes. nit ausnabme bes
SOnnabenos. an lpelbem Gage Mtts
tags um II ubr aeibluHen tpiro.
SObn VI. Sitter,
StaotsRollettur.
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CoIdene BIumen.
9fomaa pnm Gsamepl
tHortietunal


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ssslaH penn, Da Se 70 ls1T oh l2m
sanesa a.p eosaIaas MOT ppas Stas
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oasa n.,, CUT,
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sataa,D'p
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snn. o.iOen s1e ION mon ssnrem s'es
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msglt4 IT.
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a9ssn mansn, oaB its otelts Uorbtlo
po2im fsali oefen mar 81 aoer nuf
sm qo@Fen 9faoe drgerlf0. lt9 tn 1ete
nan s'eenen Tsss 8sfan9en aao IN Die
yPmog!s9s @afgaoe oerspsdelt au le4en.
ose g Snlpte aagetpteien hatts.
ss Dtrhe mstn Wogli9ftes thun,"
FemMes9 e 5iemII4 perorieBiIh, soRl
ps1e es Ifetiim nl0 letn,
rDpn. ooc1, I'M Ve9enthetl. Aattn
i0on Das Bstpubtiein. Wsritdnbntb
Ano 3hetlnahme bet Jsmdnb su finben,
usso sRsd itartsH.
Sts mar tpleber san1 blngsnommen
spa thren fhmer5liden gefiiblen, S9re
gdno gdtte nd4 per Wtneents gegrIfs
ltn, uno Tim mar bel oieisr gsriibruns,
eis t1ttle 1lh l9m Die erre9nns Der
Inagsn grou NIT.
pWftttesnaht!@ rief iIs, iid pl0sli4
sFDtbsnc rDos neue Sahr!@ Deatlth
9orft man Die 3tpDlf Shlage bon bern
fsabfl'essnoen Rtratburu heriibertlin.
gen. sDas nsae Sahr, tpieberbDlte
1ae, soas Jahr. Dos mir nit Jbrer Ailfe
bas Glsd brtngen lou,
gen oridts ise Wtnesnts Qanb, 70
fW Dap e tbrs lpiBen Ndssl our4
pK paHDl4nle hInDurd flb!te. Do@
g!bslia lhB its ibn nit sinem hefsigen
WnG !os.
@nfgtrtgt ipte elm 4uno. Der fsinen
Rtrru enost4 tpteoersefunben bot, fam
omuno erhist itnb NIT fliessnbem
3ppl 9ssssngerurmt.
asuplsn! utbsrdl babe td snh ges
iuM. pa, Du 94lsneel, perisedt baft
Oa Die I'M nsinsr 8ran ben 6cf su
Disls gsrnlaf9nng sBtsadts ibH.
celas gais aa,int ipdr aNradgetshtt,
saD Spspss aoxt'sn an t9 stepenp,
laess g. sgta gssin@sn, = u utttters
ha9s. niur :. gl Dstnsm utdnn@sn
sn4s ssh slIa!!Vss nsass Sapr nnnt
Ipens ome1 i9massnps Eiille tri9ol'
~, pann DanD1e r@ Gomllno gu 0ttss
ssM saan ga louF ntqt leer aHsf
ssssA a's'A syuneTn. uto9te Dit
sm saHs nsAss sJa9r ne1@hosn lstns
W q, gsnssnl N o's 4rms t9lseBtHo.
ss e l@ssn non nl@t ptlrssosgt eu
NV HWal@ 8sos Sam ssaen EuB
sass g. saB1 pg - psuie:
~sss.. gs pat 4. ..s pas Snetss ufoi. paB e
Sslpse IN Wtnctnts Urine itssb, uno
aa espsssa u1ass lag Osf lanss usanrl
vls leIumsH 4ggsa rn n Den let'
nsesa lpsssla olsfs ieg, noll tnffalse-
w sssDsnsn ns... gtamsH. ps lpren Slana
~ w O!II pig N ZEN Jnnsriies slt
faAeapssH l9'eHsn.
pgey Ds.ssaHs 1T noh INNER nits
~ 0nSs fupr eonaaise fort, rits bss
sstsa ao9 nsue usberrai9unetn Dor.
eMms lQnsa, ooif1tt lpsr bts Gsleetns
ssss Mon iuseotr osrpoHen,s
WE sD0 nss Hssoen mt fth onr9 Die
m ssfrsnpen Mdurns ilad otm 9auas
Isol soooss utHeent 0fsls ani Irm
sshes Wsapolstdners uno @ermatns tn
gsSielsune ss'ss Dertp14ss entoedtt.
~ w pssOsn Ianesn ysdonsn Sehorten
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4anaiame Circulation lit zines
oer Inseichen BON unreinem 8fut.
Wtan reinige oas 8lut nit Or. Gus
auft a6nig's 0amburaer Trppfen
uno oas gauge Spitem miro nieoer
oeSunn.
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Nie nier he,ttid,an

Die pier oeutIben Greu5er
n@iueta" y@aaeIe" .5alte" uno
.8auter" iino nod 8ort'aua Yrince
beorbert, neil man bort ben auss
brub elmer 8euolutiun befiir6tet.
8On bort tueroen iie nad geemport
Gem8 fahren. Die .@aaelle" tuiro
eDentueQ in Rprtsaus Brince bleiben.
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s @eaen nieoriaer Staten our
Weltau8itellun9 nan ct. Souls oia
9eraa & Bacifie Babn befraet irs
aenb einen 9idet Gaenten ooer
idreibt an 6, g. 1urner, @enes
rol' 'BaIiagier'Slaent, Dallas. 9eras.
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q. ". " 81. Q. 8ahn.
Mbtnhrt.

gtach guerD, YDafum, 6Ouiton nao Sol.
oeft0n, tagltcb. ....,....... 90 Sorm.
un0 LAS Mbenbs s........,...........
ytah Corpus gbriitt, 8odpert unb Beee
billie t68lih .............2.15 Nacbm.
Nah 86rue un6 aerrnille, tdelieb .....
1926 Sorm.
Rad Bbrne i,nb SerrbilIe, Samstags 3.45
8ahm. Nntunft Montaas $50 Nbenbs
Nntunft.
Bon GuerD, goatum, 6ouiton unb Cal
oefon, t6glicb. ..........7.45 Mor9ens
lA16 $50 Mbenos. .....................
Son Corpus gbrifti, 9iodport uno 8ee-
bile taglidb 1875 Ra@tu
Bon D0rne unb Serrbilfe. taalicb. $50.
Wfenns
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Sreie Heiie nad ct. Qonis nmb
suriid.
I'm ben Beiudern Der @eltnuss
itelIung entgeaen5ufommen, niro Die
M. Sc. & &. .>Babn (9be &atp) einen
neuen Shnellsua apiihen @aloe-
iton unb San Nntonip uno ct.
Souls einleeen uno bic erite BerIon,
Die einen Nan,en fir oieien neuen
Bug einienoet. oer angenpmn,en
tueroen miro, erbalt Elm ssreis9idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nab ct. Souls uno suriid tuGbreno
Der NuSitellung. Die fDlaenoen Be=
oingungen fino 5u beDbahten: Der
Wame muB neu unb oriaineu uno
turs uno peritdnblib iein. Nlle Mtite
teilungen in 8esue bieraui Iino AZ
ri9ten an gS. s. grn1b,
s. . bor $50. 620 3.
Dalta8. 3eras.
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Der Sainmelplab aler Deuts
iden -- ShOls SatOon, gllano.
Hloan.
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Sdgli6e Souriiten sdlafpasen
nod Californian. ebeulo nad ct.
Q0uiS Dia 9eIa5 & Bacifie Balm
obne @ehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet Iaenten tueaen oieIes
neuen Dienltes ooer an s. g. Eur.
ner, General Baiia9iersGge Dol.
lac, 9eras.
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GiftlcDutto!

8ir mIbten biermit an untere
Gunoen uno oas Bublitum i'm Nu'
getneinen Die freunolihe @inlaouna
erlaIien,
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Gifenba1u Tabr=Ylan
s. Il O. u. 8abm.

Nbfo brt.
Rad alien Aorbs5egus-8antten ........
9sa@ St. eOuis, Mempbis umo II, Oem
9tab 9tDroe9eIas, Santa SSe uno 5riscDe
aaeh st. Souls, gsaco unb Dem Oiten
.................... g. 10 Mbenos.
Gah 2areoD unb Werico. -. 900 &Drtn.
Anfur,tt.
8Dn st. Souls unb benz Often Z. 80 8Drm
Bon NbroeSeras, Santa Sc nno 6risco.
Bunttet1 1..................S.4 3. 40 SDrttt.
8Dn lDcnlen 8unften ....... r. 40 Mbenos
Son ct. 9puis unb 6em Siteu. g. 10 gibbs.
Bon 9arebD unb 0erito. =. 80 Nachm.
Somtbern Yacific 8abn.
Nbfahrt.
Nah Nen SrIean8, 0nufton unb @al'
uefton taglib b............ LAO 8Drm.
unb 900 Nbenos ...,...............
Nab eagle 8aB, 81 BaiD. galifornieu
uno Wertt0 .H:0U SOrttt.
Nnfunft.
Bon Retp Drleans. Spniton unb Got
oeitun td9lieb. ...........7,40 40Morgens'
uno 600 Mabnt. ..................
Bon 81 9aio, galifornten unb Werifo
............,...... 500 Nben0S,
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w. s.. 4 z. Sabn.

Mbfnbrt.
Nab @acp, Sort Wortb, Dallas, 8anias
Gitb, ct. 3ouis unb Chicago, tdalicb,
(Suniet 0epDt) .......... 8. 30 NbenbS.
&Dcalsus oia Smitbnille. .7.50 gorm
Nnfunft:
8on Chicago, ct. 4outs, 8anIas 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb 8aco, tdglih
(SuMlet SepDt) .......7.5 so WorQens,
H0calaua pia Sn1ithbille. :. 9.25 N6enbs
Gulf gbpre 8abn
Mbfabrt.
gaah 9apernia, Sutberlono sprtnas,
Stsdhaie, tdslicb, ........ 500 Born.
&nfunft.
Bon Stodoale, 5utberlano Springs uno
9apernia. t6olidh. ....... 2:30 Nar1n1.
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"SUrD SSOrmalim" tsinter Il
SlmenS), iit al8 antiieptiides 8abus
uno Ntunowaiier unitbertroHen, =.
s. Shniot 6uuiton, Ger, aaeut.
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"a Friuti aGlamo SElolhenbier.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-06-07
RUSSIA is EXCITED
OVER "A FAKE REPORT

st. Petersburg, June 7,--The Novoe
Nrenlya discusses quite seriously the
report that the United States intends
to cede the Philippine Islands to Japan
and argues that the farseeing Yankee
anticipating the inevitable future con-
fiict with Japan prefers to sell the
Islands instead Of defending them, hav-
ing thereby learned Russia's lesson Of
the present war, namely, the difficulty
of holding territory so far from the
base. The paper adds:
Europe certainly was not pleased
at the exchange Of Spanish for Ameri-
can domination in the Philippines, but
the latter is a thousand times more
agreeable than to see Japan installed
there, where she would be q constant
menace to Europe's Asiatic interests.
England will have to look well to her
position OF India, France to Indo-
China and even Holland to Java. The
only consolation is that the cession
may keep Japan quiet for a number
of years.
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COURT AT THE FORKS.

q Grand Forks, N. D., June - Judge
Fisk convened the June term OF
the district court this morning, and
the sessions today were voted to a call
of the calendar and the assignment Of
cases. The petit jury will be called to-
morrow and the first case to be taken
up will be that of Al. ]. Arnold, who
lis charged with the crime of arson.
Arnold is charged with setting fire 70
his own building at Niagara, and TWEEN
ty-fve witnesses from that village have
been summoned 1t is likely that the
trial of this case will take up the re-
Lmainder of the week. The criminal
cases will be disposed of before any OF
the civil matters are taken up.
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|YIGILANTS
o.. in CONTROL
ITHE CITIZENS ARE DETERMINED
TO PRESERVE BETTER ORDER
"A Self Appointed Committee Is in
Charge Of the Government of Affairs
in Teller County and Armed Men
Are Patr0IIing the District.

Cripple Greek, Col, June IA thor
oughly organized vigilance committee,
composed of mine owners, their ems
ployes and sympathizers, has taken
charge Of the government OF Teller
County, and large squads Of armed men
are patrolling the district. Sheriff Hen
ny Robertson, resigned under compul-
sion, when a coil Of rope was thrown
at his feet, and the commissioners ap-
pointed Edward Bell who has appoint
ed twenty-five deputies, to which force
large additions have been made since.
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A BATTLE is REPORTED
i AT SEA LAST-NEGHT

Che Foo, June THE impression
prevails that naval battle occurred
last night in Gulf Pechili Passengers
on the steamers passing the Lao
Tieshn promontory did not hear firing
but reports from Tong Chow say
heavy firing was heard from ii O'Clock
last night until 2 this morning. Vessels
from Mao Tao Islands confirm this
as do the residents of the hills in the
vicinity Of this city who heard the fir
ing and saw the flashes at sea during
the night. +, l.-
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RIOTING AND MURDER
PREVAIL I'm col LORADO

Victor, Col., June ~. Rioting broke
out in this city yesterday afternoon
while a mass meeting was being held to
discuss the murder Of twelve non
union miners by means Of an internal
machine at Independence. Forty shots
were fired in the crowd in the street,
one man was killed and six persons at
least injured.
Secretary Clarence G. Hafnlin of the
Mine Owners Association concluding
a short address said:
want to hear what the boys in
1.-THE mine have, to say about this trou-
BILE
William Hoskins, a union miner
from Gold6eld, threw mp his hand and
shouted: Let me talk.
AT this the crowd began to hiss Hos
kins, and cry & Put him out A free
for-all fight followed and shooting be-
|gan Most Of the Rhots were directed
|skyward. Hoskins fell with a bullet
| in his body and the crowd scattered in
Eevery direction.
Secretary Hamliil, who had been
standing on wagon, kept talking url-
mindful Of the hail storm Of bullets
that whizzed about his head. After
1.-THE first excitement had somewhat
cleared away the injured and dying
were gathered up.
M. McGee, who was instantly killed.
/ had been standing ON an embankmerlt
|tllirtyfeet above the men who had been
| fighting and was an innocent specta-
tor; Aired Miller and D. Davis were
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-06-07
JOINT ATTACK
WAS MADE
PORT ARTHUR WAS FIRED
ON FROM LAND AND SEA
Reports From Che Foo Indicate That
the Japs Have Made a Desperate
Effort to Take the Russian Strong
hold by a Combined Attack.

Chefoo, June Preceding sea at
tack on Port Arthur last night the
Japanese made apparently determin-
ed effort to advance on that stronghold
by land. A Chinese junk from three
miles south of Dalny arrived here this
morning and reports having heard fir
ing north of Port Arthur from 7
O'Clock Monday morning until 2 that
afternoon. 4.ts gs #5.y&-a RI.
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KENTUcKY & DEMOCRATS.

Louisville, KY, June 7 Delegates
are arriving in considerable numbers
for the democratic state convention
which meets here tomorrow to select
delegates to the ST. Louis convention.
Talks with the party leaders already on
the field indicate that the delegates-at-
large Senators Blackburn and Nc
Creary, Governor Beckham and Con
gresham Ollie M. James will be sent
|to ST. Louis uninstructed as to a
choice foT the presidential nomination.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER =.
CORRESPONDENT KILLED

New Chwang, June "A private
telegram from Shan Hal Kwan says
Lewis Etzel, correspondence The Lon
don Telegraph and Ernest Brindle Of
The London Daily Mail were fired up
on by the Chinese soldiers while in a
junk between Shwantaitze and Erdico
Etzle was killed but Brindle is believed
to be safe. Etzle was a native of But
ler, Pa. ~
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Danville, ILL.,, June illustrators
and musicians from all parts of the
state are gathering in this city for the
sixteenth annual meeting of the Him
ois Music Teachers Association. The
programme covers four days, opening
with concert this evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-06-07
W AS BROUGHT
BACK TO LIFE
SOUTH DAKOTA GIRL WAS
REVIVED AFTER MANY HOURS
She Had Lain in Coffin for Thirty
Six Hours When Relative Detect
ed Signs Of Life and Physicians Be-
gan Work.

Custer, S. D.. June 7.-After lying
thirty-six hours i'll coffin Mabel Fear
ing, aged S, the daughter Of G. M. Fear
ing, has been revived through the inter-
vention Of DR.. E. S. Norton, a relative,
who came to attend the funeral and who
observed signs of life. He refused p
allow the coffin to be closed and calld{l
other physicians who began to revive
the child with success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-06-07
NEW COUNTERFEIT BILL
HAS BEEN DISCOVERED

Washington, June - Chief Wilkie of
the secret service announces the discov-
|ery Of new counterfeit $Ioo gold GER
|tifcate Of the series of 80, with Lyons
register Roberts, treasurer and the por-
trait of Benton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-06-07
THE MINERS MAY BURN
THE TOWN OF VICTOR

Denver, June 7.-It is reported that
the. troops at Colorado Springs and
neighboring cities will be rushed to
Cripple Creek before night as: it is
feared the town will be burned, Five
hundred soldiers are ready Persons
familiar with the situation there fear
further trouble