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E Dl 'ELLOWSTONE JOURN AL
VOLUMV VIII. No s53 MILES (ITY, MONTANA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 9. 390o. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
_;n. (MSuN.IPpr of (º.uvc Csu~.tw.
Every Morning Except Monday.
Popshailes of MilesCity . 3,000
Turms of 3becription;
T SAIL. is Lot Pct. Pouy&6i PAID.
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Advertising Rates
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New' 1~?,. ! ".I "°.n $E i O~) 00.0076.02'1000 10.1
.., a o Ollr.-Tea cont. per time for each IsPI
R'nternl. it flown routs er 11n." Addnrr
M.J. LI CDILL.
h. AToUuYN AT LAW.
IlumamiaU , emot.
Prartces in all ,ourt in elh. stat.. Will 'is Im
WId o at all terar' of court held in Cuat.,
Csu.',.
PM tinCIA?.h
DL PIYMAh&AA AND UUROEN.
0g. a W LV. NaRa's dreg sta. 1 If
DL .I f;1. r
I P SICIAN, AU 5 51 AND ORS~TaaUCIAu.
*AeSr Wsadara sad (lburtabelbrr.) Oge. at
hams.. drug .tor. Mil.. City. N. T.
C . Whrfltt t,
Mato Wres", ever Ptasgr..mrs )(UWi Bak.
4ll werk giarantasi sad at reasoabSMS rases.
3. (X)M4'tJ IAN. m
£ . Daler Veterisar urgee M avolry.
meadows MIles cloy. Calls matended dug
*igW1. Ises ordder at Mlacsp drug sian Cs,
espasdemo prmaptly amaet,.
V Y- LZ3Ci .NM. D..
Physician saaadgmss
cImucu.
muLaaal Church (liangal) PaIwr dL -dar
lao duodar at it a. aL. ad 7:l p.m. Mamawl
1 ths. 1r.
YlptM (bmurfth-W. M. Weeks, sauti g er
aaqvhs`ook s beaday at l1e a. . am
NOW aIr~m Praye r mootng. odmodyal 70 r
* A car"tai (avlMMa to all.
Nalbodlal Cbuvah-dal.aas looday, Itsa..
% m. . PZamyeraaslmg w'_
V.lt Iiutthag. po .
rambmribyraa Chunh-briyiu Mana. 11 a. Bs..
p..a. T. 0. Aimt sesg. peler
tlufth of Itatiu Itoau. (WAtbel-4sIY
Wit Oral ad third Modly et the mtath. 31g
so a l1U4 .. n.. Mondayi7 so athe I p. I.
.petaaa Us'adiethe Ma~t .3p.m.
PAWMaC. PAOWU.LT.
A. U. M.-ULeIIsla N. 1 mGM Oral sad waed
*udaysfarfw mathi.
£ of H.-Nelsa rstt amd third Wedagada at
'ilOp. r,~ at ld Fallws' Hll4. N
ad third Wad esda,..
.L A. .-YeUoustome ( plpr. Nab, acmed
'rUd.le e at mouth
LT.-Daw.nacus *,omaraderltoith Thura
dy.U. O. R-C' r Ldge. N.. IS. aver
/U / datm their haill.
0. 0O. P.-autlllal ineanrtot Hs, t, On
and Shrd Frlday.
L t P.-Cruaalr edao, N.. 7, Thuraday
nls a1044 Fall.'s Hmll.
U. K. -f A.-Mlos City Sareh, awe. .34y at
. L-first mad third UIardAP.
V.A R.-l. I. Great Peat, Mo. 14, ie sad
iOTV -Mar of tha Weal. Mo. !1, Soul
a.ow of 1.-Ca. h9iawduam if. .7 U j
ad blWedaa.does~awk~ae
Ora Nail.
EsAUSLAND'S
GUNSJI
aIIVOLVIES.
AMM UNiTOIO
I "$.nº w, . w. u w...i
ors==1W
THE POLICE GAZITT3
L tM M- y 111 d pap., 1a the
waeldo ý llt We bast .N
ýt mm Nowo. NoBelem
e b Soteem - t"
it . It alwap inws
--y~-i- IVu1L the UeJs
qmyut = 1ullewd, 18 eeb
rE II a~~«p.
fI-i
A housi Nil of B rg ins
You have seen and experienced by tmlr ad
vantage of our olosing out sale the past month all
we can tell you in this space. We merely wish tc
remind yo of the lates of the season fbr sum
met goods, knowing that extremely low pricesonli
will move them. o80 look out ibr your own intear
etst. Ramnants in every dpartment. Ladies
and children's shoes at any resonabb price.
.ee em.'beog.
Miles City, Mont.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
ILII as. OCITY. MONT.
THE LAIBEST BAI IN EASTDI IONTANA
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
W. ]. TBINII. .ridest WML. ArMOI. Vies nPmema
H. F. BATCHELOR, Cashier. C. L. MERRILL. Ai't Cashier.
FIR ST
NATIONAL BANK
o0
-"-S CO.Z=., LOT,- .
THE OLDW.I AD h8GST Bll II EASTRI IOI.A1
W. B. JORDAN, Prekdent.
G. M. MILK., Vike PrmwIdent.
E. B. WEIRICK, Ca.hir.
H. B. WILEY, Ai.tant Cashie
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
MORAN & CO.,
Whblesal. ad Retail Dealusr to Slock and Wde addesr Hea and Light
Huarms HaudMad-. Bi and Spure, Rawhide aeBo ea &udd oad. f
all klnd.. (Lalrgst stoe we have bed drle '.) We are how userbeturlag
a olil Ilueo.eI'agle L'olnb daddleson Iroon bor California tree. Call and ree them
TENT S,
We have thb largest stock of Tents, Pauliln sad Wagyu Cover latEratern
Montana.
We a. agents for Towers' Flib Brand and the celebrated Manbattan tllcekrs.
Call and Ne cWr patent sun shades for use 'on Bucktbnrd.
Moran & Co.
"ippecll attention to Mall Orders.
W. C. JACKSON,
Dealer I.
FINE GROCERIES
Por FPIdly U..
BPRUITS A1D VUFA.ES
a season.
Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaooo.
NRm ebtet, Sb. lme e u im " Sema.
The St Ro mrel lUig S 0al i i l .3,010,"
WIll uske the samon of 1m0 at 01.00 the sueon payable at time of srviae,
with usual tuurs privlepg.
DEBORIPT:ION.
H. B. I s Bpay Hore, 1e bands high and welherb 11 lbs. Foaled April 20, 1S.
Bred by J. l Hell, Obtaes IlL .
PEDICREE.
H. B. wee sired by Dlzi.,s,00I; He by 8wivgrt 660; Out of Lil by Belltuader
H. n.'s dam was Lady Mortridp by Wuoodhed Mamlbrlno; He by Mambrite
ChIf , d&.
H. . I regle.ud u Standard under RBue S Im Wallasea' America Trotting
ngtebr, Volume?, Pge d.
""Amn TY A 1 ' wI wa
J Ill II I I u In n i - im wUlM
EA.KBREIDLER & CO.
Fire Insuranoe.
Chas. W. Seyde,
c% y P s ..a
FARGO'S FATE.
A Tornado Strikes the Red River
Metropolis Leaving Death
and Destruction Behind.
Electric Towers, Churches, ano
Other Buildings Blown Down
or Unroofed in an Instant.
A Northern Pacific Train Blown
Off the Track Near the
Fargo Round House.
Doath sa Daesseuot.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 7.-A
Wahpe:oo dippateh to the Pioneer
Pres is as follows: "A straight wind
romu the northwest struck Fargo at
2:30. n. Great damage was dono
toe city, the electric light towers were
blown down and whole block, un
rooftd. Yerxi'. WVlgwam, McGill
& Co 's warehouse, the opera houw,
I the Republican omne, Kenny block,
the battlem-ent on the Bank ,tf North
uDakota. Cheain blook, Exchange
hotel, Cantlnental hotel and Manloba
frrtght house were unroofed pad the
Milwaukee depot blown down, dosene
of small hboure were rased and almost
every plate ilas window on Front
street hnd Broadw.y is broken. The
Jay Cooke hotel and the Grand
Pacific at Moorhead were unroofed.
The residence of the late Captain Mc
Carthy, orwner of Fifth sad Ninth
streets, was struck by the storm and
demolished. seven children were
killed and Mrs. M(carthy was
seriously but not fatally injured. They
were In a cellar or coal bin which was
shallow and not under the main por
tio of the house. Thei bouse moved
over onto this cellar, mmotberilo the
children. Two unknown tramps io
a box ar wero killed. No. 1 paemeo
ger trate on tbe Northern Paetlo go.
log waet bad just pulled out of the
yards and stopped at the Mamlteob
orosslag. The train war made up of
threeo aggage esmcaad alm ooucbee
and sleepers, a party of Cb.csgo
Northwesternn eem Is a privaw ear
and Superiletndent oCabe's ear, all
of whichle coeee sad the tenoder were
blown from the track, but so lives
were lit sad no one fatally hurt.
The Ights wern put out so thre was
no fre or steam. Superintendent
MeCabe and the conduotor, brakemen
and porters acted very coolly and
calmed the frightened peuongers,wbo
were sent beok to the city In special
cnchbee. Th injured paseae.lre sad
train men on far learned are: Gorge
A. Manning, Post Falls, Idaho, kne
hurt and badly shaken up; J. F.
osMdtree, Plngre Ford, badly
bruised and leg hurt; Mis McCabe,
dister of SuperlOteudent McCabe,
ankle braised; C. R. elmn, lle.-s
burg, Wesb., knee hurt and bruised;
M. Nord rttem, is route from Fla.
lend to aSettle to lon bar bhumbad,
badly aoutis seveal pleas. ama teedoas
severed; Job Rieble, beage master,
uet in the bead; Albert Lee. epress
memesgser brubed; Addlesa Auger.
Palose Uty, Wis., em ut; Mm. C.
. Grlith, Miles City, Moat.. badly
braised; Warren . Purdy, vme p-l.
dent of the Bshk Island rnllned, and
Imlly, reseompaled by (to. IL.
Tbhompes sad wie, wer In Purdy's
privat ear, but anae were esrlsly
injured. Col. Thompsone sad wis
were slightly hurt. Fred Purdy was
sllhtly hurt, but th . ethers eaped
aunhurt.
Abeitagse 3 . r.
WAIRINoroR, July 7.-After lb
trawatsacl of some ronutne buduu..
the house to-day went Ilnto nmulttm
of the wh le fbr the ewauldersthou of
the bill o faorul mdi.l lands beree.
Ibr panted for she Purpse of mhdly
the .uoetlos of rallreads, with eb.
bose uuhstltuto tbhereh. Psysa err
plamued that the Pem" prevhdme o
the bU piepasu M hii mmd resene
to the pubile domIa all peubi hnA
wbusrs'r ituare whdeh has bass
ymodim eid of eumkmlleW whu
tham Ur bm m. f- r
mk. havebum .ML1 siq
Im w Mr Ib sd b/ w rLIY
4~ad. bab... -
NW M M ai iwýwi' it'h .i
war hib opinion that no hill of
broader cIaracter than thli ceuld evt
pa;e. the senate sod beoome a law.
careful .ttimate war tio the eflec
that the hill would restore 7,)500,0(
a·nes t, tbe public domain. Stone c
Miswourn took the position that forfell
ure should be madeof all lauds whiol
bove not been earned by the railroad
at the time Axed la the granting ast
for the completion of the roads. Tb
Northern Pacifel road, hbe mid, we
most vitally interested iI this mat-te
He quoted frem spseebeh by Paysol
la the tweatylWght sand twenty
noloth eosgrrsse, upholding the righ
of .ungren to forfeit lade unearned a
the time ixed by the granting art
sad attacked that geotl.me for w.h
be delared wa a ebhange f front.
aseas snu-Ieaer.
Nm. You, July -8-The Cbhica
league won this saferuooe by humeb.
Inl tIeir hiat. Attendanoe, 600. New
York 1, Chicago 4.
Nsw YOIu, July 7.-The New Yorw
brtberlhood eaully defeated Buffale
this afternoon. Astendauue, 1,000
New York 18. Buffalo 6.
NEw YouK, July 7.-The Brookly.
brotherhood club ",utplayed Cbiage
at every IJolnt this afternoo'n. At.
tendauce, 1,000. Brooklyn 9,ChieagoO
Bolrox. July 7.-The Clev land
br ,herbod won to-day's aare b
bunehinri their hits and their oppon
ents' errors. Attendnroce, 1,200. (:leve
land 9. Bot4on 6
B3roKLYN,. J ly 7.-The league
game w.a wharpl eontested tidte fter
neon and re-ulted in a vietnry f-r the
home team. Attepdaace, 900. Cleve
land 3. Brooklyn 4.
HoaoT, July 7.-Tbe Boston league
best Piuaburt this afternom o' I i
fairly Intetrrlang game. Attendace,
2.800. Boston 8, Pittaburl 8.
seal Ne evia.
A .cntleman from Aaeudsa drop
ped into a real estale oiMee yesterda
sod sir.Aied his dsdre to purohase
some Miles City property. He wa
at onee laken Into the eOlAld*eeo o
th aenot who showed him bhe l~l
and, to make a log etory short, ink
him a lot oe Main street Jest oeta.d
of the bJseln easter ad a pleeae.
Improved suburbea property. Th_
prieoe pild were maJll--beuu one
third of what the sme poperty we
held at il the lohb imew, but the pmr
ebao.r was glad to elose the trade .3
stated that In his belbh Miles Cit
property was a better parebahs at tb
prloe It Is held at today than aa
town or city In the state. As we hbare
before tated the Inquiry f.r unim.
royved property both in town and out
lylu is general but resident holden
do not oare to sell. Non.residenot
who have sufhered the depreoiltioms of
the last thre years are the only oD.e
who ooer to be willing to let go.
In awswim.
A typleal ase of bow a wome
lears to swim was noctled at the
Briadwater Sunday nlht, sys the
Heles Herald. 8bs was a rather
large mad dealdedly baeze wome.
uad nothibe bebr youthful appar
aeee woldawbver freom bing de.
earibed as "lat lady." Mw bathLI
sail was oommudloe, bet there were
ertals Idlestless. of aslan areaed
sense t the buttnes whisk made them
appear as teobgh led tI their ustmt,
Bhe was assompaeled by a tall, this
man, a good swimmer bet et troag
ngh itol asp with a healthy strlg.
gler, sad is wasqelte eviMe that the
pupil was mroe ateise har the leso
them a e teaher. Netwithuta-ding
blthis st, womas like she seded
smasing. The me trid hebld her
up by the belt at h waser , but tblr
lowered her head es that her able
loaobed the water. Uhb reetded with
a seesm add made him held ber by
taking the bask of the bathing aep
nar the nast. Thus seaudold she
tightly (led her ye os d meuth, al
the tahe w as least a ast anea
th s rbee the waeer, mad
ba to stlMke eat with her mms,
swing thas r os that em ae.M
hdL am them, Whe Mbat abigi
S teis sethe d lppd ead she
O oashe ode s ta at ts see at.
I se h at them ds m. 1he
t Oim f uli, I tlrm su
,ldI a im . .-,. - tu
º !buat d set tam
br u*sme Wes.tes u
I Is owl"
Sºa',ds of mlle* uway. He gave up
r «trugrling with her Rod devoted all
L bih attention to k.,ping hil feet, al.
I lowing her to clin, to him, rnd finally,
) spluttering and winded, sbe found her
I feet and looked around to ee If sbe
was ull in the world. Wben she bed
i recovered her breath she eemsed
Im bch pleased and said: "Well, that
r was p'etty good, but I can't swim as
t fast as you ena, yet." Their positles
in the oentre of the olrcle of foam tbag
Sber strugglng and splashblg bad re.
I ated showed they had not budgld m
BeaTrOn x PAcrlF c AJi A.ana
Iew s. a hle. dl la g ledliag, Jar tar
Ltes-aIinmp. cEhagm. Is P.msse
Tlsaa erlesa-Wew Anyssagmet a
Trhasu car mwk.-Ad- menavn ,as
-gLbar St.u.
Traim No. 1, (Paefle Mall), will
leave Mdlt ..ity iat p. m.. sad will
consalt of the fillot eul oapment:
Pullman ves abua. r in lp ear. UCkI.
ealgs to Portisad, vii Wieoa.in (Ge
tral, t. tPaul. Hrldczi and Ta.eum.
Pullmantourist .letl ig ear, Cbme.-a
to Portland. via W *. "'.no Central,
It. Paul, Helena.sn ma T'oma. Pull
.an vetihul" a lijuln.: *aor, ltt. Psults
tortrl.d, via Iogau, It itt, OGarriaon
and Tanttca. Puilraas 'ouriat sleep
i Ing ar. Nartheru Pacitl. palmso die.
Sin car'. and free colonit sleeper, aad
first and umond etla day .onabeh, St.
1P.ul to Portl. ',, via Helena and
STaeoum.
Tl"ai.n N.. 3, (li'l* Eplrelw ), wilU
I.aJve .1.*. Ca'rS lt ,:., a. m., and will
colmlist oit:
Pullman vestlbule sleeping ear, CblI
Eart) to Porlan.d. via ('birpgo. Nil.
waukw. & 8. Paul railway. Kt. Paul.
Hel.na and Two.om. Pullman tour.st
. weplig car, St. Paul t Portland, via
Helens amid Tl'* ms. Pullman vesti
bIul al-..elglg ear, it. Paul to Livings
ton. (Yellowstone Park sleepsr),
.Nortber PeIfice dining ear and arMs
and eeouod clas day ioebhes, $t. Pout
snui meund clr day e.nahe, s $. Pan
to Portland, via Heles and Taiass
Trlin No,. 2. (Atlantic Mail). will
leave Miles City at 1:43 p. m., and ill
',osaset of:
Pullman ye.tlhnle sleepag ar,
Portland to Cbhiago. via Temas.
Helena, at. Poa and Wiseuoom COe..
tra'. Pullman vestibule aeplor oar
Portland to fk. Paul. via Tacome..Oar
reson, Hast and Leqas. Pullman
Stnourist alheplag ar. N. P. dining eean,
and grat srd seatnd day ecnahes
SPrtland to It. Paul, via Tacoma_ al.
Train No. 4. (Atlamul' Express.) will
I eave Mile City at T7: a. im. and eon.
gist of:
Pulmaes e ulee slesplg re
UPernid Vt Caie e, via Tamsn , uel
ensa. W. Paul and Utkeae, MlUwnheo
sad &i. Pal railway. Pllmsa uns-e
lat. eledalg ear Portlad to Cbheg.
via Ta.ome. RoIm and the Wise*.
sin Central. Pullman waslke sloop.
I llg ear, LivingsteM to SL Paul. (Yel
klowone Park eeper). (. r. fr.
coloaist sleping ar, palae diatin
e·r and Arst and second day oeachel
º Portland to S. Paul, via Tacoma aMd
Helens.
For fortrer particuler., Galping m*r,
reservations, et,., c.ll at N. P. le.ket
'oloe. C, R. OGIFYITH, Ag'..
Mi. e City.
SCAut. . PFar. G. P. A T. A.,
St. Paul. ilnan.
(G,. uI AmuuaI, 60n ":.. ..Iý IAS
It takes soars yeun. t&, deterde
whether a mitan is it man of jenln or
not; and in the cae of any given sb.
JI ect It may transpire after he has made
Sfragments of the deesiogue in his b
glem to free hi mappomud genius bm
Sreitraint that he has't got -o d
al, but only am eeesmttls order of s.
pluied talent Genius that earn to
earth mumn eept a asLt nds 5e, a;
If It dioom to run ecunter to the iaw
whirb hurmn .zpsebhne has found t"
be neemay to the due regulation of
human ondue , It dust tak the sin
asqusmesa Roasoambi t.udhtAu
mot hinder IL Whesrn awl hsvI
'has realtd In nem mussrplsar so-=
I sldt adrw awseare; but k It
wn true that gemnis ad dert
I moral usmt bopslssy amtaaI S
1 would not be amwL that tewll
1 ould betr qpam.-4u-mer
'
r Umama at is.us. amea.
" hIe Doaid of Ores. Coth" wra B
s board ecauoted wih the rqul habm
e bold of England, ha-'-- p Mrbana
'Mgs obendsruh utbnL~u,rr4i b
-e fedr e and NO yud beI u-1
f Awawnt brao tie board Ord M
stalmsd betiue a m~ sa t h i
sould beawesd r debt. r IM
'miid bssase the u1subo d i
I vYiathei.wrnof th
Sboeud oeussi WIha lt
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