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AT LOCAL THEATERS
Williams and Walker in Ban
danna Land" at the
Hyperion,
MARRYING MARY AT GRAND
"Zaza" nj Polls New Thcater--Miss
Fleming In Sheath" Talk
of Town.

The sensational feature Of Williams
and Walkers appearance at the HN-
perlon on Monday night, August 81,
will be Aida Overton walker as
"Salome," the dance which Is at pres
ent the craze Of New York city, Miss
Walker Is conceded the best and most
graceful of all colored dancers, and Is
therefore, the best representative OF
her race who could be selected to pre-
sent an Interpretation of this classic,
Miss Walker declares her effort VIII
be along dramatic and artistic lines
only She has made "A careful study OF
the dance, as done by the several
dancers In New York, and VIII In her
version, express not only the poetry OF
motion, but the passion and emotion
that must have consumed and over
whelmed the historical Salome's BODY
and soul when she realized her awful
request and reward. Expensive oriental
scenic nvestiture and though Miss
Walker will use the head of John in
her dance the handling and caressins
of 1t viii be eliminated. Miss Walker
does not believe the handling Of the
head adds to the merit Of the dance.
Miss Walkers costume will consist OF
full covering OF the body and limbs,
except bare feet and shoulders.
There Is said 10 be not slow mo-
ment In all the three acts of 'Bandan-
ma Land" and all the principals have
songs OF unusual merit Those who are
fond Of catchy music we'll sung, or
who would undergo hearty spontan-
eous laughing fit, should avail them
selves OF this opportunity OF seeing
Williams and Walker In their latest
and greatest success, "Bandanna
Land" which recently pleased and en-
tertained the most critical theatre,
goers in New York city for over four
months
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g. Hartford
Railroad.
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tor Boston via sprlngneId-'l;lol
'lll5. a. M, 'l:47. .5:4i, y. IN. sundays|
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ss say l5,4o, '1'O5, s;iS, 20 Guii-|
ford, tSat. to Say5rook). $1,000 .. M.|
Sundays--.2.20 '2.5l, 1852 a m. 'i2:05,|
z:oS, .i:ob, 100 y. IN.
For MiddIetOwn, Willamette, Etc.
40 a. M, 1855. 6;t0. p. m. Sundayu-|
1:aO y. m.
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1920 ito New Hartford). l:01. sos. I'll
M, Ito wesifeld).
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JunctionJ. 500, 1885. 9:32. a. M. 1856
b:4b. 7:f0. l1:40. p. IN. Sundays-S:25.
ll:l5 a. M. 6:45. S:5J p. m.
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Junction). 1882 a. M. 2:3b. 5:45. 1:40 p.|
m. Sundays-S:25 a. M, $40 p. nj.
For Plttsncld sud Intermediate Points
--5:56. tvia BridgeporD. 1892 a. m.
$500. 4:05 y. IN. Sundays-S:05 a. m.
Fer Litchheld-9:32 a. M, $500. s4:06.
5:lC except Saturdays. p m. SUM-
days, S:05 a. m.
Express trains xLocal express.
Parlor car limited. saturdays.
w. q. BIERD, A. II. SMITH.
Gen. Supt. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Because They'll Be Fairly Gobbled Up

academic department of Yale Professor
Emery came from the same locality in
Maine as did Rev. Mr. Haynes and they
were very close friends. The commit
tee in charge Of the services is made
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tee in charge of the tArtemas Haynes
memorial service at the United church
that the service shall be held Sunday.
September q and that the speaker
shall be Prot, Henry O Emery of the
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The Upholstery Store. Offers Rare Bargain
Rare Bargains In

Lovely Pillow and Chair Tops
New Fren;h Tapestries and Chiatz.,,
and Damasks, worth 3scts, for l9c Ea.
And exquisite Silk Damasks, English
Block Chimes, Fren:h Tapestries and
the Ike, beautiful color effects worth
75cts, for 3Scts Each.
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up of the pastor emeritus, Rev. T. r..
Munger, Rev Herbert j. Wyekoff,
Chief Justice Simeon z. Baldwin and
Judge Livingston w. Cleayeland.
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z4EE Marine ReCort', szN
PORT or NEW HAVEN.

NRRTNED
Sch Maynower (Br.) Mclean, Maitland
n. S.
Sch Josephine, Collins, Greenport, i.
CLEARED.
Sch Olympia, Talmadge, Amboy
Sch Phoebe, Jane, McCintock, Amboy.
Sch Horatio, Culbert, Rockaway.
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Coat Sweaters SEC

Those nice heavy grey ribbed Coat Sweaters pleasant
cooish days shore countyn plain color and navy
trimmed For mere song. Scots Each
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And a lot of fancy colored lelth-
err Fe'ts worth az high as Scots.
Some little sol ed. Sets Each
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Tho Ninety and Nine"

Bayonne Whipple comes TO the Grand
Opera house next week in her pro-
nounced success, The Ninety and
Nine"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
SLOWLY
GAINING GROUND.
AVIATOR SHOWS STEADY SIGNS
or IMPROVEMENT.
~ $1,000 4

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-orvills
Wright showed signs OF Improvement
today at the Fort Myer hospital and
his condition Is very satisfactory.
Katherine Wright, sister of Orville.
visited her brother twice today and
several army officers and friends were
permitted to see him.
Lieutenant selfridge will be given .
military burial. probably on Thursday.
His father left San Francisco for
Washington and until he arrives the
body will remain in the receiving
vault at the Arlington national ceme-
terry, where burial will probably be
made. kilograms Of coincidence from
All over the world have been received
at the wal department.
Lieutenant Creecy 81 the marine
corps, who saw Nj. Wright today
said:
II think he knows that Lieutenant
selfridge is dead, although no one has
asked him or e~ndeavored to learn
whether he really knows about IT.
It Is presumed that he learned Of the
lieutenant's death from letters in his
mail. which he was permitted to read
today"
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lpirant, Nat g. Carwtle. was very close.
Carwile winning By six votes and d
9 result charges Ct jobbery have bee.3
made by the friends of the defeated
candidate.
II ts alleged ~ them that the -
porttonment q delegates was so made
as to give the SECOND ward, whica
was against Mr.. Foster six more dele
gates than twas entdtled to according
to the vote in this county for con
gresham two years ago. As q result
they left the convention hall predict
ing the defeat Of the entire ticket.
Considerable ~.diniculty was expert
enced BY the convention IN finding
enough candidates to 90 around and
hhree places on the ticket were left
to be filled, If filed at all, by do
county central committee, Gwen =.
Burla, who was nominated for state
representative. and Thomas Hogan.
who was named for county attorney,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
CAMPAIGN WILL
OPEN THURSDAY
REPUBLICANS WILL START Ac-
TIVE WORK NEXT WEEK.
Especial to The Gazette,)

Especial to The Gazette.)
BUTTE, Sept. 19.-Montana Repub-
licans will open the campaign in this
state Thursday evening, September "a,
when q monster ratification meeting
will be held in Missoula, the home Of
Ed Donlan, Republican nominee for
governor. The Republican state cen
trail committee has planned to make
this n OF the biggest demonstrations
ct the campaign and excursion trains
will be run from Butte, Helena, Great
Falls and many other Montana towns.
Most Of the Republican candidates
tor state Offices will be present, all
of the party leaders and hundreds Of
earty men. Speakers not only from
Montana, but from other states will
be present. Among the speakers Will
Se United States Senator Thomas Car
ter.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
WAGE SCALE IS
NOT YET SETTLED
HOPEFUL VIEW TAKEN OF THE
SITUATION At RED LODGE.
(spe cial to The Gazette.)

(spe cial to The Gazette.)
RED LODGE. Sept. &c. q. An
derson. general superintendent Of the
mines here, General Manager Clag-
horn Of the Northwestern Improve
ment company, and other delegates
sent by the Carbon county operators
to attend the joint wage scale confer
ence between miners and operators ct
Helena, have all arrived home and
General Manager Claghorn has gone
to Tacoma on business. The con-
ference failed to reach an agreement.
Superintendent Anderson was very
reticent today about the results Of the
conference, but said there might be
q shut down OF the mines the latter
part Of this month. There seems to
he an optimistic feeling among the
delegates and many Of them believe
. settlement viii ultimately be
reached.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
TAFT GETS WORD
FROM FORAKER
OHIO SENATOR VOLUNTARILY
WITHDRAWs FROM CAMPAIGN.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-Senator J.
B. Foraker tonight eliminated himself
from participation with Judge Taft in
the political rally OF the National
League Of Republican clubs to be held
here next Tuesday. His action was
made know to Judge Taft in the fol
lowing letter, addressed to the Judge
today. and made public by the sena-
tor tonight:
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1908.
my dear Judge:-Having read in
the newspapers tina some of your
friends, and you, are in doubt as to the
propriety Of my speaking with you at
Music hall next Tuesday night, l have
concluded not to attend the meeting.
I take this action not because I deem
the answers I have made to Mr..
Hearst's charges insufficient nor be.
cause Of any lack Of loyalty to your
cause. but only because do not wish
to do anything that might injure the
cause or embarrass you personally.
very truly.
~. B. FORAKER"
Hon. William H. Taft, Cincinnati,
Ohio"
To John Hays Hammond, president
Of the national league of Republican
MI. Foraker sent this letter,
he also made public:
II herewith enclosed a self-explan-
atory that ! have just sent to Judge
Taft"
Senator Foraker said On giving out
the correspondence that his action
entirely voluntary. and that he
had received no direct communication
from Mr.. Taft regarding the situa-
lion.
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DROWNED
IN THE SOUND
MAJORITY OF MEMBERS OF PAR
~ LOST.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. Is
Four persons out Of = party o. seven
In q launchSwere drowned onsthe Ipnr
Island sound Of stratford point. Tue
three survivors were rescued after
having been In the water nearly two
hours. The dead: u.
FREDERICK Z. ROSWELL
MRS. ROSWELL, his wife.
EDWARD. q son. aged 8.
MAY. daughter. aged q.
Those saved were: Miss Gertrude.
Adams. William Corbeth and Nrs.
q. Wesley Parks.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
HASKELL
DENIES CHARGE
GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA GIVES
HEARST THE LIE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-In the face
Of assertions Of Mr.. Hearst at st. Louis
that an AFFIDAVIT signed by +. s. Mo
nett, former attorney general Of Ohio,
identifying Governor G. N. Haskell Of
Oklahoma as having been q party to
Standard Oil alleged negotiations, Gov
ernor Haskell today declared that the
statements absolutely falce.
THE assertion that I had anything
to do with the Standard Oil company
is absolutely false,' said Governor Has
kell.
"On the day the afidayits are said
to have. been signed, September 12,
1908, MI. Monett was III. Oklahoma
City and on Monday made q speech
in which he %exonerated me from all
connection with the Standard Oil mat
ter. It Is unbelievable that any man
would make such a statement and on
the same day sign an AFFIDAVIT stating
to the contrary. There is no truth in.
the charges"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-When
the attention OF w. G. Haskell, for
merly United States marshal at Cleve-
land and now sealer OF weights and
measures for the District Of Columbia,
called to the statement Of Gov.
ernor Haskell Of Oklahoma, that It
he to whom Mr.. Hearst referred
In q Columbus speech as having rela-
tons with the Standard OH company.
MI. Haskell said:
Governor Haskell is evidently mis-.
taken. ! never had any connection
with the Standard Oil company or any
Of its officers, either in q business or
q social way and ! have never had
the pleasure Of the acquaintance of
the officials or members OF the stand.
ard Oil company. | do not recall ever
q case involving the Standard
OIL company while I held the position
Of marshal Of the United States dis
trict Of Northern Ohio from 1892 to
1896. The Haskell referred to Is some
one else. I do not know what Has
kell Mr.. Hearst referred to-"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
ANARCHISTS BODY
FOUND IN RIVER
REMAINS OF MAN WHO THREW
BRICK AT M'KlNLEY FOUND.

PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. 1s.-The body
OF an unknown man which was found
in the Arkansas river, 20 miles east
Of here Is thought to be that Of Andy
Pudasky, An anarchist. who threw Z
brick at the late President Mckinley
ct Canton. Ohio, several years ago.
Il 10 thought that he incurred tho
displeasure Of some fellow anarchists
and was murdered a. . result.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
PROBATE MATTER in COURT.

r. e. Shepherd Seeks to He Adminis
traitor Of zeeman Estate.
R. q. Shepherd yesterday applied for
letters Of administration In the estate
of P. Zeeman and Miss Clara Zeeman,
q minor. applied to have her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Zeeman. appointed her
guardian.
The late Nj. Zeeman owned an
equity In the west half Of the south.
west quarter Of section Il. township 3
north. range % east. N. z. N. It ID
valued ut less than $500 and the wife
and daughter are the heirs.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
FORAKER EXPLAINS
MONEY MATTERS
STANDARD OIL FUNDS WERE FOR
PURCHASE Of PAPER.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1e.-senator
Foraker this afternoon said that he
knew nothing Of any suggested change
in the arrangements for the Republi.
can club meeting on next Tuesday in
this city.
The statement he made is as FOL.
lows:
The production by MI. Hearst Of
the letter to Mr.. Archbold to me, dated
January 20. 1902, referring to a certif-
cate Of deposit enclosed for $4,000 and
expressing the hope that the trans
action may be successfully concluded
illustrates how unreliable is the mem.
ory and how easily. a person may de-
ceive.
when ! first read the letter I could
not recall that I had ever received
any such letter or any such certif.
cate: ! at once called up my house
in Washington, where ny letters Of
that date are on file, and had q search
made, with the result that a proposed
transaction was recalled that had gone
entirely out Of mind.
"a friend of mine-a newspaper
Unauthorized me that he held an
option On the Ohio State Journal. to
purchase 1t, according to my present
recollection, for $135,00O. He was able
himself to advance but q small amount
OF this purchase price. He applied to
me to help him. I did not have
enough money to be Of very material
assistance but for the sake Of having
the paper in friendly hands, I was
willing to advance a part OF it. II
applied to a number of friends to see
II they would take up the balance Of
the amount. Among others / applied
to the Standard Oil company. They
first agreed to loan to the newspaper
company when purchased and rel
organized, $4,000. according to my1
present recollection, the same to bel
secured BY stock Of the newspaper
company. Somebody who was expect
ed to 80 into the enterprise dropped
out and that made it necessary for all
others to increase the amounts they
proposed to advance.
AT the request Of my friends, u
asked the different parties to increase
their advances and thereupon the
OIL company did accordingly
INCREASE their amount from $4,000 to
10000, and sent me the letter With
eertined check enclosed. as stated. It
vas thought at that time that the
would be Immediately
but there was a delay. because
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
WOOL GROWERS TO
MEET IN HELENA
ANNUAL CONVENTION WILL BE|
HELD SEPTEMBER 80.
Especial to The Gazette.)

Especial to The Gazette.)
BUTTE. Sept. 19.-The annual con.
vention Of the Montana Wool Growers
association has been called to convene
Wednesday, September 80, ct Helena,
and continue three days.
Governor Norris will make an adj
dress the first day.
Senator Carter will talk the second
day on Public Lands and Forests"
On the third day 4. u. Walsh viii
have for his subject. The Wool Indus
try"
Sessions will be held during the
state fair week.
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sWlsH WILL RESIGN.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Sept. IS
Charles ". swisher. nominee for gov
eEnor on the regular Republican tick
ct. today authorized the Associated
Press to announce that no would next
Monday tender Ills resignation e !
candidate. a5a
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
ELECTION.

Directors Re-sisct the Old omesrs 81
the Company.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 19.-F1ve a.
rectors Of the Chicago, Milwaukee Z
st. Paul Railway company. whose
terms expired today we're rsrelscted
Ct the annual stockholders meeting,
q follows: Henry a. Rogers Frank
H. Bond. G. ". Harkness. walter ..
Bliss Of New York md 4. ]. Narling
OF Chicago. sS
The board Of directors later re-elect-
ed all the old omcera
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
SEATTLE CHOSEN.

Electric Light and Power Association
to Meet There Next Year.
SEATTLE, Sept. 1s.-seattle was
chosen as the meeting place In 1903.
for the Northwest Electric Light and.
Power association. formed here today
OF electric men from various parts Of
Oregon. Washington, Idaha and Alas
ka cities, representing electric light,
and power plants worth upwards Of
SIS, 100000.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
FORGERY CHARGED.

Man Wanted in Custer Located In
Billings.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Herford
received = telegram from Custer ask
Ing that . certain Frank Parriott,
wanted for forgery. be held until the
arrival OF the authorities from that
place. a search was Immediately IN.
tisated and last evening Parriott was
found. Sheriff Hertord and Deputy
Baker arrested the man.
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FAST RACE.

GRAvEsEND, Sept. 1e.-1n 4 terri.
fc drive. Fair Play won the frst spe-
cial handicap TX miles ct Gravesend.
In doing 80 he clipped one second on
the track record for the distance BY
stepping 1t in 1908 So.
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PITTsBURG,' Sept. 1s.-1a the
Ptttsburg harbor there are between
is,ooo,o00 and 20, 900 bushels Of
cakl ready to be shipped to points
s6uth and west.
Many OF the river coal mines, en-.
ptoying owe $4,000 men may be com
pelled to suspend operations.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
RUSSIA AGREES

PARIS, Sept. 1s.-The Russian xov.
eminent has replied to tho Franco
Spanish note regarding Morocco. 81
pressing itA complete adherence
thereto.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
Il. FOSTER DEFEATED
FOR CLERK OF The COURT
Democrats Of Yellowstone County Fail 10
Complete Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Representative-No nomination.
County Commissioner-David Pen.
man, Columbus.
Clerk Of the District Court-Nat g
ICarwile.
Sheriff.. B. Herford.
Treasurer-E. ID. Ryan.
County Clerk and Recorder-a. +.
Sturm.
Assessor-No nomination.
County Attorney-No nomination.
Public Administrator ~ Henry A.
Firth.
Coroner-P. II. Smith.
Superintendent OF Schools-Gen-
rude Sylvester.
County Surveyor-Henry Gerharz.
Auditor-lW. A. Combs.
Fred Il. Foster was yesterday turn
cd down by the Democratic county
convention for denomination for clerk
Of the district court. The vote be-
tween Foster and the successful as
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
SENATOR FORAKER WILL NOT TAKEE11PPAARRI IN
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN ANY CAPACITY
WILL NOT
SPEAK in CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS ASK OHIO
MAN 10 WITHDRAW.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Regardless
OF whether Senator Foraker's defense
Of his relations with the STANDARD
Oil company as evidenced by his let
ters made public by William R. Hearst
is deemed sufficient to clear him Of
suspicion Of improper conduct, there
is q distinct feeling here tonight that
he will be eliminated from considera,
ton as a speaker for the Republican
national ticket.
Indications that such a move is on
foot appeared in the announcement
from the headquarters of Herbert Par.
sons. chairman Of the New York
county committee, that Governor
Hughes had been selected to make
the speech at the meeting to be held
In Camp Taft in this city on October
j. It had been announced previously
that Senator Foraker had accepted
an lnVlIatlon TO be the principal
speaker at that meeting.
It was further learned tonight that
advertising matter in relation to the
Camp Taft meeting for October 1 /
being prepared and that announcement
will not mention any other speaker
than Governor Hughes. AT the same
time 1t was said that a second big
meeting is being arranged to be held
at Camp Taft on October 2, and that
this would be addressed BY Leslie NJ.
Shaw. former secretary Of the treas
ury.
In Republican and Democratic polit
ical circles today no subject has been
discussed with the ayidity that ha
characterized the Foraker.Archbold
letters. Republicans of high stand
Ing and many Democrats as well, had
no hesitancy in saying that they be
heved that Senator Foraker had not
had any connection with-the STANDARD
oil company which he believed to be
Improper. At the same time It was
said that the publication OF the let
tiers during the heat Of q presidential
campaign was unfortunate for him and
his political associates.
1t was declared that his availability
as an effective campaign worker is at
an end, even If his appearance on the
stump would not prove damaging to|
the cause he undertook to cham.
pion.
Chairman Hitchcock Of the Repub
lican national committee was asked
many questions respecting the paroba
BILE course Of the Taft managers. con
corning Senator Foraker. He de
clined to express his opinion, and inl
TACT, he declined to answer questions
Continued on Sixth Page.)
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
GEORGE MORHARD
STABBED TO DEATH
ALTERATION IN RESTAURANT
KITCHEN THE CAUSE.
Especial to rha naxatta !,

VSpecIal 70 The Ga1ette.1
BUTTE. Sept. us.-Georxe Nor.
hard, prominent In labor circles Of
this city was stabbed to death this 81.
ternoon In an alteration with Arthur
Bryan, 9 waiter n : cafe IN which
Mlorhard had been employed = COOK.
The men quarreled q to .w6o va
running the kitchen. z