The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-02
ONE MORE VICTIM
Mrs. Howe Dies Of Injuries Received In
the Drummond Disaster.
How the Other Wounded are Pro-
crossing Interesting News Notes
From Missouia-A Widow Who
Is In Trouble.
Special to The standard.

Special to the STANDARD.
MIssorLA, July 1.-The eco fatality
resulting from the Drummond catastrophe
occurred this morning. AT 100 o'clock
Mrs. George i. Howe passed from the
suffering of this world to the happiness
beyond. A. stated in last nights dis
patches, she was badly hurt and il was
not believed that she could live through
the shock. Mr.. Howe was seen 10y "A
STANDARD representative this afternoon.
He said that their party consisted OF five,
Mrs. Howe, their daughter Mrs. Rodgers,
her child, Miss Benson, Mrs. Howe's
nurse, and himself. AT the time Of the
accident Mrs. Howe was in the drawing
room of the sleeper and he was in the
berth adjoining il. As soon as he could
extricatc himself he made his way To his
wife and at first sight thought her dead.
Applications OF liquor To her forehead and
lips restored her Ia consciousness, but IL
was plain she could not recover. Mrs.
Howe was 60 years old May IA. For u
years she has been an invalid n for
seven years had been unable to walk. Her
daughter. Mrs. A. l.. Rodgers, of Water
vile, Wash, had e visiting at her old
home since spring. She had induced her
parents To return to the coast witt her as
IL was hoped the change OF climate and
being with her children flor she has "A son
in Washington alsol would improve the
mothers health. All went well until the
fatal point was reached. Now the mother
lies dead. The remains were embalmcd
this morning, and as soon as Mr.. Rodgers
and Mr.. Howe, jr., arrive, will be taken
back To the old home at F~aribault, Mimi,
for intcrmcDt.
DIR. Corson and wife and Captain Bubb
arrived from Fort Sherman this morning
To take charge Of the reInainso of Miss Ger
son. The body was embalmed last night.
The mourning party will cave on No. I
thisc evening. This Is by far the saddle
case Of all. Instead of welcoming home
their daughter in the bloom ofheaith, they
take her home in her caskct. Everybody
feels sympathy for the bcreaved parents.
A. NJ. Otto's injuries consist Of "A bad
fracture of the left elbow, which DIR. Hill
mantle says will make his arm stiff for a
long time n perhaps permanently.
All the other persons are doing nicely at
both hospitals. Everything has beer done
for them that could he done Mrs. Gibbs
Of Butte is doing very well.
A marriage license was today granted
To ID. Garrison Of Bonner and Jessie Nc
Lane of Missoula.
William Case was admitted to full citi-
zenship by Judge Marshall Of the district
court to-day.
Mrs. Jennie Tanning. a widow, runs a
lbt1kltik noust lt 81 est Tine street.
Among those who max their home there
Is j. w. Garrett who own the house. Yes
terday Mr.. Garrett swore out an attach
ment on Mrs. Fanning's furniture 10 Sc
cure judgment for the sum of S54s with
costs, which he claims is due him as rent
for the house for fifteen and two-thirds
months past at SIS n Month Deputy
sheriff Ike Aberncthy was put in charge,
much to that gentleman's disgust. He
don't like to sit in the shade iu a pleasant
neighborhood and read a novel. He would
rather tramp the streets In search of wit
ncsses. About this case there is n little
story. As learned from q friend of Mrs.
over "a year x Mr.. CARROTS
mother was very sick and Mrs.
Tanning nursed her. When the old
lady was dead Mr.. Garrett to show his
appreciation of Mrs. Fanning's kindness
told her she might occupy the house
which he owned as long as she pleased
aud positively refused to accept rent.
Moreover, IL is said that he gave her some
furniture that he owned He became n
lo,lger in the house and, il is said, has
taken "a very kindly interest in the widow,
so much So that he was very much dis
pleased when she positively declined his
attentions. Some people have limited
that this casc arose from extreme dis
pleasure. Probably. however, IL Is "a mere
matter IF business. This afternoon Mrs.
Tanning was rustling bonds, as she does
not seem Ia want the deputy sheriff added
Ia the list OF her dodgers.
w. Il. Sparkman and j.. A.. Brent of
Butte are AT the Florence.
Deputy Sheriff Houston starts tonight
for Lewiston, Idaho, to bring Potlatch
Fanny back.
Tomorrow Under Sheriff McClung will
20 To Burnt Fork creek To sell some saw
mill and other property on the foreclosure
OF a mortgage held by the First National
bank against Ezra j. Hits.
Judge Marshall proposes To have the
attorneys come Ia district court pm time
in the morning. This morning some OF
them were late, even after court was
called an nj later than usual at their
rnunesi. mud the in,lpe fined them 81 cach.