The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-02

ell said he was sick, but would spar If
Sullivan was willing.
Independent: Last Sunday four wood
hauling teams (six-horsc teams) belonging
to John Gleason, started out from Gloster
after wood. Before reaching the mountains
two of the teams got ahead of the others,
While travelling along through the timber,
a bear (known by wound in the shoulder
to be the one which attacked the w00(l-
choppers day or two before) sprang out
at one side of the road, frightening the
horses and starting them to running. As
one of the wagons passed the bear, the
beast sprang at it, coming down upon the
plank upon which the driver was sitting.
The plank broke in two. The driver fell
astride the coupling pole and managed to
hold on. The bear fell to the ground and
was run over 1t then ran into the brush.
When the news reached Gloster. an old
hunter and trailer by the name of Bill
Prozee started out determined to hunt
the animal and kill it. The next day
while lying down to drink out of a brook
close to some rocks, he heard a noise. and
on looking up he saw the bear right above
him and i'll the act of jumping upon him.
He barely had time to rise to his knees
and level his gun, when the bear jumped.
At this instant he fired, shooting the bear in
the neck while it was still in the air 1t
fell in the brook. dead Shortly after
ward he saw the bears two cubs and
killed them. He brought all three of the
skins to Gloster and sold them to J.. IL.
Brand. The killing occurred about seven
miles from Gloster closct0G Gloster saw mill
There is great variety in the divorce
laws of the country. In Maine it is said to
he easier to get divorce than to get drink.
The law reads: divorce may he decreed
when the Judge deems it reasonable and
proper, conducive to domestic harmony,
and consistent with the welfare of society,"
In North Carolina the law says "any just
cause at the discretion of the judge" may
dissolve the marriage tie. In Virginia If
Il woman is discovered after marriage to
have borne bad coaracter before mar
riag, without the knowledge of the man
who married her, he may bc divorced.
In West Virginia the shoe goes upon the
other foot, and if woman discovers that
her husband was . genuine rake before
marriage she may nnmarry. In Connect
cut the law provides that ''such mischicfOr
mislchavior as permanently destroys the.
happiness and defeats the purposes of mar
riage" shall constitute legal ground for
divorce. In Alabama adultery or immor-
ality committed before marriage ~ we'll as
after dlssolvcs the marriage. In Delaware
adultery itself is not in all cases counted
sufficient cause for divorce. In Nevada
a failure to provide the nccessaries Of life
IS sufficient ground. Kentucky is said
to permit divorce for Il larger num-
ber Of causes than any Of the other states.
Sulphur water from the coal mines along
the Youghiogheny river is causing great
among the fish. For distance
of twenty-five miles the river Is filed with
dead fish floating with the sluggish tide or
drifting stormward where in the heavy
grasses and schrubbcry, they lie decom-
posing, tainting tie atmosphere with foul
nlors. 1t is estimated that during the
|,ast twenty four hours five. tons Of dead
ish have gone down the river. The stream
was stocked by the government few years
aso, and has been popular With 6ehermelt.
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