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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-09-28
WAS KILLED IN An IDAHO MINE
i Rock Weighing 500 Pounds Falls oia
the Ni.1iI1,

Boise, Sept. ga special to the States
man from Silver City says: A sad acci-
dent causing the death of Walter Dun
stan occurred in tunnel No. of the
Trade Dollar mine near this place Sunday
afternoon about $50 o'clock. Dunstan was
tunneling for a slope from the main tun-
nel and had gone outside to get his tape
measure for the timber. While he was
passing back to his work q piece of rock
weighing about $40 pounds fell on him
breaking his neck and killing him in
stantly.
The deceased was between % and 40
years Of age. He was unmarried and had
no relatives here, A brother is believed to
reside in California.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-09-28

A fire at Tiosa, six miles from Roches-
ter, Ind, yesterday destroyed every busi-
ness house; also the elevators, sawmill
and two dwellings. Loss. S10O, 900.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-09-28
Cholera Raging.

London, Sept. 22-The Standards cor
respondent at Constantipople says: Chol-
era is increasing here and in the vicinity
Of Broussa about 81 miles southeast of
here, it is raging violently.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-09-28
FEAR THAT THEY WILL BE MOBBED
Their Friends Are Armed 10 Resist the
Atfcrl ~ts OF Officers

Nashville, Sept. 23.-At Gainesboro, near
the Kentucky line a conflict has arisen be,
tween Tennessee and Kentucky sheriffs
having requisition papers for the arrest OF
Deputy United States Marshal Young and
United States Commissioner Lindsey,
charged with murder.
They refuse to 90, fearing they will
be mobbed, and have their friends in
town armed to resist the attempts to take
them. They are charged with killing
'moonshiner''
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
MYSTERlo US DEATH.
Coroner Holdin . an Inquest on a
Child al <ettIo Falls.
THE BODY IADLY BRUISED
citizens Alsese ths Parents whipped and
Cruelty ussd she Unfortnnate
Boy.

Kettle Falls, w ash. Oct. a0.--The cor
oner 10 holding tn inquest this after
noon on the body Of little son OF Mr..
ana Mira. Neise, who live four miles
south Of town. ugly rumors having been
set afioat that tha } child's death waa the
result OF cruel baating administered by
his parents.
Saturday the hoy. who IL only years
old. was sent 10 town ON an errand. In
the afternoon IN mail carrier overlook
him on the road and let him ride home.
When the child reached the house his
mother came odt and setzed him and
shook and beat he little one. this oper-
alton continuing as long AZ the mail
carrier was In MEht About i2 o'clock
the same night the parents came 10
town and aroused the citizens saying
their boy had fallen over the river bank
near their h0usR and had been killed.
and they wanted q physician 10 go
home with them. DR.. Brigham, who
was summoned At first objected 70
making the TIP as the child was dead,
he said. ana he could be OF no assist
ance. but after examining the body de-
cided that THE child had come 10 Its
death In some other manner than by a
fan. as the body was covered with ter
ribie bruises.
Citizens began to investigate the mat
ter and carefully examined the river
bank over whi th the BOY was said 10
have fallen. the bank is sandy and
| precipitous. but at no place we're there
signs Of a body falling or rolling down
Tho coroner vas notified and had tbs
body removed 10 this place today. DR.
Peck or Coiyiiih was called In to assis
and Is making 3 searching examina
rion. The bods showed not only mas
Of fresh brulska, but some Of severa
days and weeks past. Indicating pro
l0nged iu tredtment. The sheriff &C
companied the coroner here and II IN
verdict OF the physicians bears ont IA
Inference that the child was maltreai
ed viii make drreBts.
The older NRise children, a boy Of
and a girl on 3. ran away from HON
this summer because Of ill treatman
The boy Is now living with q n
Church Of HaF Fvey and the girl ia az u
Catholic mission In charge OK the si
ters.
Nr. Neise Cd me from Chicago TO Spl
kane last spring and purchased a
farm of III Al. Lillienthai ana move
here with hih family. Mr.. Nelae e
planned on II baehlng town last nigl
that he had been working for q nj
Hickey during the day and when he q,
home at night the child was just bzeatl
, ing it's last.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

ID. c.. editor Of the woman'a Tribune;
DR.. Mary b. Moody of New Haven.
Conn; Ella v. Mack Of Baitimores Mrs.
Nellie Reid Cady OF Marshaliton. lows. !.
Mrs. Frances Stuart Parker OF EnRie-
wood. III; Mrs. Charlotte Stoneman
williams OF Buffalo. ". r.. and Mrs.
William Tod Heimuth, president OF sor-
oHis. New York City. Mrs. Helmuth
enjoys tine distraction OF being about
the only advanced woman 20 call her
self BY her husbands full name. One
Of her friends recently said: 'sThis
weakness OF Mrs. Heimuth's--her enc
mics call It a weakness--is q continual
Irritation to advanced women like Eliz-
abeth Stanton, who long ago reiegated
their husbands names 70 oblivion. Mrs.
Helmuth.s amiahle reply always 10 that
since most Of the advanced women
have had leisure 20 advance through
the money earned by the husbands and
his love. Il Is only fair 20 give him the
credit Of wearing his name.
The principal business sessions OF the
congress last three days. The night
meetings are public.
A record OF the clubs of women whose
existence could be traced 70 the IN.
fiuence Of the congress would be inter
estlng reading. The reason for select.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
rRUNk LINE pRsslpghTs rs msrr
Counidcrin& the AaFecmeut for she Reg
niasion of IhromKh Ratea.


Ihe Aarecmsut for the Reg
nlasion of IhronKh Ratea.
New York. oct ai.,-'rhe much talked
of and long anticipated meeting Of the
trunk line presidents wms Ia secret ses-
sion today for enc purpose Ok perfect
ing the trust agreement for
this regulation Of through rates.
The agreement has already been
accepted BY the directors OF the New
York Central, the West Shore. the Mich
iEan Central and Lake 6hofH roads. and
the Pennsylvania and Ontario q West
efn are certain 70 ratify A. The atti-
sude Of the wabash and Grand Trunk
railways haa been seriously affected by
the detection OF the Canadian pacific.
and although they are in favor Of the
proposed trust they MY refrain from
ratifying the agreement until the Can
adiRn Pacifc'a position has been more
definitely determined.
The Delaware. Lackawana 4 West
ern had not announced lEs course pre-
yioua TO the convening Of today'u gath
ering. The Lehigh Valley and Baitl-
more q Ohio railroads have also voted
lin favor Of the agreement. ThA pros.
poets at present for an amicable ar.
rangement between the great trans
continental lines are brighter than evel
before. ana only some unforeseen ob
stacle can prevent the consuuamatiol
Of the prOgSnm as at present outlined
REGARDING PASSES
ST. Louis, Oct. ai.-The executive afEI
Gers Of Is railroads ssessrasauffnw n
principal systems west OF Chicago ani
the Misslssippi river have decided &
continue this years. agreement regard
ing free transportation in 1896.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
BOARDS FROM 4 QUEER SOURCE
one OF the Most UniQae Enterprises ou
Record In GnieaRos

One OF the Most UniQae Enterprises on
Record In GnicaRo.
Chicago. Nov. 1.--One OF the most un-
lQue enterprises on record has been
launched IN this city. In the ineorpora-
ti0n Of company for the manufacture
or straw boards from contents OF the
paunches OF slaughtered cattle. Thirty
thousand square feet Of ground have
already been leased. and the erection
OF the plant is already under way. Con
tracts have been made with all Of the
large packers doing business in tile To-
cal stock yards to furnish the neces-
sary raw material. as soon as the mill
Ia ready 20 start operations. The local
manager OF American Straw Board
Company questions the praetfcabillty
ef the scheme. and thinks that the
straw board 20 manufactured win lack
strength, and be Objectionable on ae-
count of its odor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
phelps Stokes. 4oYT NuPTIALs

FTfN9at~faS . 2 0NGo ftGN W.T. tA&LS
SVEN weddtng In New YORK Asfendao
~ the Four aundrsa.
New York. Oct. 31.-Equal in mag
niflcence TO the Borden-Sloane nup-
tuals at Lennox In June last was the
wedding today In Trinity church at
that place Of Miss Ethel v. Phelps
Stokes. third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anson Phelps-stolSes. and John Sher-
man Hoyt, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
AZ, Hoyt. Although the Lennox season
usually closes during the first part Of
october, Il has been prolonged this
year in Difference 20 today's event. The
guests numbered several hundred, in-
cludiug almost everyone OF note claim
ing membership in the select body OF
New York's society. The entire Curtis
hotel has been set apart FOR their nc
commodation. IN addition TO the l0l
suits at Shadowbrook, the country home
pf tbs brides parents. Following tbs
/ ceremhny there was a grand reception
at the palatial cottage. As was the
case at the Borden-Sioane wedding, nn.
told millions we're represented BY ths
threng OF guests that filled Trinity
church when the ceremony was per
formed. Afr Hoyt. the bridegroom. Il
nephew Of Senator John Sherman
for whom he was named,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
woMeNs oluBs Of MINNEsoTA

Large Atfendancs ~ the 0peuinE ses
siou IA Minneapolis.
Minneapolis. Oct. zs.---The growth OF
the women'a club movement In the west
was demonstrated fhtz morning BY the
large attcndance at The opening SEES
sion OF the flrst annual meeting Of khe
Minnesota State Federation uf W0mer's
Clubs, which was held IN this city
The National Federation of Women's
Clubs of The United States WAS ofKan-
iRed In i89a. and now Includes within
it's membership nearly soc local clubs.
A closer organization proving desirable
the formation Of state fedaration8 WAS
encouraged. and iB nnch declarations
are now ii existence. The central idea
Of the present gathering b TO secure
an Interchange OF views and methods
between tine local clubs represented
one OF the principal features OF the
program being a 10 minutes talk from
each club, giving ita hlss0ry ana out
line Of work. This afternoon an tnf0r.
nal reception was held. The preai.
dents annual address was delivered
this evening.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
eRIDAL ROOM ovER NEST or SNAKES

Terrible Death That Bef,u Nogyllie
smith and Ills wife OF Week.
Jeffersonville, Ind. Nov. 1.--Norvilie
Smith and bride. formerly Miss Annie
Day. met a horrible death less than a
week after they we're married. The
girls father opposed the match. On
returning 10 their home III Kentucky,
they moved to a small house built by
Smith before the wedding. The bride'a
father had refused 10 speak 90 them az
first. but becoming reconciled, went 20
the cottage TO take them home with
him. He opened the door, and 70 his
horror found Smith and his wife lying
dead. The room was literally alive
with snakes. Nelghbors were summon
ed and the snakes st hast driven away
or killed. The bodies were removed
and IL was found that the house had
been erected over a bed Of snakes
where the reptiles collected for tn,
winter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

around bin. In an interview Sullivan
said; IT looks 70 me 80 though Cor
bett don't care about fighting and Flex-
simmons don't want to-
GOING TO Law AGAIN.
Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. s1.--Tne attorr
neys Tor the athletic club today deter
aimed 70 carry the matter TO the near
est United States district court In case
Governor Clarke attempts 70 prevent
Fitzslmmons leaving Little Rock.
FITz PLAINLY 4 COWARD.
Harry White, trainer for Fitzsim-
mons. who has been here ali day, said
tonight that he did not believe there
would be any flght at all between his
man and Corhett.
s'The fact ia." said White. Fitxsim-
mons "a afraid. and q span OF oxen will
not drag him into the ring. know this
Is no, and have told Fitxslmm0nG that
/ win train with him no longer. am
diaguhted with the way he acts. He Is
afraid Of Corbett and you win see that
he will never fight him. have nothing
against Fitxsimmons except that
know he does not mean business In this
thing"
OTHER FIGHTS DUBIOUS.
The big fight Is put over until next
week. and there Is no chance OF Fitz.
simmons and Corbefk meeting IN the
ring before Tuesday 80 the very earli-
est. II is asserted that there win be Q
light on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
when Aaher and O'D6nnen win meei
with fiva-ounce gloves AZ WhistingtOr
park.
Parson Davies, Joe vendig and tbs
smith party held q conference today
but nothing came OF Ii beyond an agree
ment that both men should weigh In a
3 o'clock In the morning In order Il
enable them to claim the forfeit none.
from the club. The fight on Monda.
win be for a purse Of $4,000. OF whicl
$4,000 goes to the winner and $1,000 &
the loser. However. despite all talk
there is little room to believe that tn
Maher-o' ponnell fight VIII come OF
without resistance on the part OF Gov
ernor Clarke.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
THg Will o. saRal4 3. l4ILDREDTt



I'rop4rty yained "a nearly s200. 600 20
iie divided.
Chicago, Oct. IA copy Of the win
0f Sarah G. Hiidrnfh. who lived az Los
Angeles, was nled with fhe .rebafe
court today. Testatrlx LEFT property
valued at nearly 1is0.000. IN Chicago
there ID sI25.00a worth of realty belong
ing 10 the estate IN California the
value OF the realty belonging 20 the
estate Ia sa7 COO Tha value Of personal
property IN California n 5000 I'd
ward Hhdredth. husband Of teztatrix
is made executor Of the will He gets
sixth OF the property and the re-
mninder goes 10 ave- children. None
OF the heirs live IN Chicago. The estate
will be taken into consideration hx the
court here sa a settlement emn he made
with reference 70 the Chicago hold
inEs AIra. Hlldredth was 3 daughter
OF Phil Carpenter. wen known and
wealthy citizen here. One 0f the pe-
culiar provisions OF the win II the re-
quest that the heirs give q tenth OF the
income OF the property 20 charities IN
which testasrix IA interested
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
MR. Boa0s wlLL &C AaREsTEr
Eie Il Charecd with the Embesk,smens 81
StO0.UOO whfle City Treasurer.

Eic Il Charged with the Emhenxiament 81
StU0.OOO While City Treasurer.
San Francisco. Oct. 19.--A Tacoma
dispatch 10 the Chronicle says ex-Clty
Treasurer Boggs, who held ofIlce from
1850 to 1694. ~ charged with embezxiiaR
Si09 600. and the sheriff IN on the road
10 jackson. Or. 20 arrest him.
The recent bank failures at TacoEnn
have disclosed the fact that Bo@mw
while treasurer. deposited q large aun
Of city warrants IN the banks, recelv.
ing credit as cash. The warrants 10
deposited are supposed 10 aggregate
<2i2. .000 The German-Amesiean and
Columbia National banks have brought
suit 10 have their accounts with the
city offset with those warrants. claim
ing them to be illegal because issued
IN excess Of the legal indebtedness. The
cityss deposit Ia these banks nggregat.
cd sie7.00o ard II their contention II
upheld Il is claimed the city would lose
that amount. a. It would be morally
hound to validate ana pay these war
/ rants-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

ing the south for this gathering is that
the southern woman has been the bull
wark against the advanced woman tide.
ia favor OF the old ideas Of sweetness
and grace for a woman and not busi-
ness ability or physical strength. The
leaders of the women hosts think they
can break In on this by holding this
congress In the south.
II was a meeting called hy Sornsis,
In New York city, IN May, 1888. that
the resolution was passed that In con-
slderatson OF the present demand for
unity OF method amang women Inter
ested in like subjects that preliminary
steps be taken for bringing the repre-
/ sentative women Of the country iogeth-
er IN a womaus congress, 70 that they
might take into consideration the more
/ important questions that affect our
/ woman life.9 The call was prepared
for distribution. and A50 women re-
| sponded to the first woman's congress,
held In New York, October. 1873. Mrs
Souie called the meeting % order, OF
| vanixation was effected under the name
Of the Association for the Advancement
~ Women. and Mrs Mary Lsvermorg
was elected president. The flrat paper
was read by Afra. Rowe on the subject
/
Efforts for the Amelloration Of Sueie'
type in eluasdatson OK her question
she explained that Il must Be done bi
coming toseth0r in q feachabie ans
/ religious uklrlt Women. while build
ing firmIy and definitely the fabric tho,
/ decide 10 rear. must yet bufid WITH a.
individual laleranee. which thelr com
blned ana corporate wisdom may bette
explain. The form nf the association
must be representative IN broad sstis't
Delihsration in common mutual "
atrueslon, achievement for khe whole
J better ana more valuable than ths N
dividnai success Of any-tAesa ahoul
be the objects held constantly ~ sAs9
rha pooa 81 iii should be the aim 9
eseh. Discipline Of labor, faith an
sacrifice was necessary, Growth O Ws
s men III harmany Of wiii ans earnesfnei
W n0rpoae WAS u far mure imparkat
end than growth in numbers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
No enANcE b 4 FlanT uNTIL MoNpAY
9Afnhsr and usnonnaIl Say then MIX up
-snliisnnss Views.

la0hsr and o'DonnsIl May 1hen MIX Up
~~ultlsnnfA Views
Hot Springs. Oct. z.-The attempt 10
have the fgi9t tonight between Maner
and o'DonneB has hecn abandoned. It
win be pulled on Monday afternoon At
82 b. m. and no othar iighk wiil take
place before nat time.
Corbett is here EitxHlmmonB iz az
Little Rock. There will be q hearing IN
Ac0urt al the aatter place Tomorrow. af-
ter which a new proposition VIII he
submitted by Brady looking toward the
bringing sf Corhelt and E1t4aimmona
together az once,
bpoansn and Mahor. Ryan and
sniith are aii ready, but everything de-
.penaa nnon the Little Rock proceedings
Cosbatt appeared IN the Rms - ~
o'clock SO 30 claim can be made on him
for forfeit money The articles OF agree
ment. On which tha match waa made,
axpira st nidni6ht There was no
chance whatever Of the fight coming
on by that time. and everything u
ready Tor i new deal ail around.
DAVIES CROWD ARRIVES.
'sparsone Davies and his men. John
i. Sullivan. Tommg Rvan. PADDY Ryan
HARRY PiaNenn ana several TRAINERS
ana assistants, arrived az the ArlinEtel
hofel this evening. Sullivan was th'
great neBtex nf attraction and tAa ax
champion haa a hard tifne getting awA'
from the khronG Is uen Watch ereN aa'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
BRITIsH oW NERs 70 PAY DAMAGES

steamer Tnr kestan's sinking OF tbs
Elam wili Cost Nearly SAn0 600.
London. Diet 30.--In the queens
bench decision Of the high court OF JUS
tice today Judgement WAS given against
the owners or the British steamer Tur-
keatan. whidh ran Into and sank the
steamship Eiam. OF the Netherlands.
American lli|e, on Start point. In fog
September 1h The owners Of the Tur-
kestan win therefore have 70 pay ali
damages. The Edam was valued at
Sz5o, zoe, and the cargo was estimated
at $4,000.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
WOMEN
Invasion Of the South BY Leaders
Of the Movement.
WILL MEET At Ntw ORLEANS


New Orleans. Nov. 1.-THE society for
the Advancement Of Women win occupy
next week with ita sessions. AHnopw
the noted women who win be present
are kfrs. Julia Ward Howe. president;
Mrs. EDNA ID. Cheney, firat vice prcmi-
dent Of Massachusetts; Mrs. III. l. r.
Wolcott OF DeadhaE1. Mass, treasurer;
Mrs. Elizabeth Lord Ttft OF Buffalo,
". n. secretary. the Misses Chandler,
grand nieces Of Mrs Howes Mrs. An
toinette Brown Blackwell OF New Jcr-
sey: Miss Alice Stone Blackwell Of Bos.
ton. and editor or the WomRn's Jour.
nal; Mrs. Clara Colby OF Washington
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
sAPAN IS 10 LEAvE THE PEklNsuLA


Rusain says the atlkad0'a Troops Are
Evanumtlng LAO inng,
st. Petersburg. Oct. s1.--The Novoe
vremya says that according 70 adyices
received BY that newspaper the Japan
eze troops are being withdrawn from
the Lao 1ung peninsula.
II added that Aohammedan insur-
gents have captured Tan Tcheou Flu,
capital OF the province OF Kan 500. on
the yellow river; that they are defeat
ing the Chinese troops In every direc-
tian and that they intend 10 form an
independent kingdom. Further troops
have been dispatched from Rashgal
and other provinces.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
The RgaArGs IN LlFg INSURANCE
pernleioua Prmeslec. by Agrcemer1, rs
cnncs 4 ThinR of ana Past.

permaei0um PrReslec, ~ Agreemert, rs
comes 4 ThlnR % ana Past.
New York. Nov. l.-one OK the most
pernicious practices which has crept
into the buaineas methods Of che so-
called old line insurance companies
today becomes a thing Of the past. The
custom IN question IA the payment Of
rebates 70 individuals taking out ilfein-
suranee. whereby Il has been compare
lively easy for those knowing the
ropes 70 secure rebate from the tirst
years premium Of from Is 70 So per
cent. This practice during the past few
years has become quite general, not
withstanding the fact that the payment
OF rebates by Insurance companies has
been prohibited by law n II states
The agreement which goes into effeei
feet today discontinuing the practices
has been concurred In by all OF ths
large companies without exception
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
4 eAaDINAus AAT Foa sAToLL

ula Emiueuce Cnrdluni Gibbons Is In
structed 20 nesaow ths Bsretfh.
washington, Oct s1.-safolli has re-.
eelved ofiieial notice OF his elevation 20
a cardinalate. The first announcement
by letter was followed by t1.e following
cablegram 10 Cardinal Gibbons:
ITO Most Eminent Cardinal Gibbons.
U. s. A.: ] am happy to inform you
that the holy father having decided 70
confer the earainalate upon apostolic
delegate Monsignor satolli. your emil
nenee viii be delegated to impose the
cardanalRte bcretta. His holiness In
tention in this was 10 perform an act
gratifying to your eninenee.
sRAMPoLLA. CARDINAL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
cAAaeg Moag To oAaaY ouRRENo4
Express Com oaries 8iave nuf Into Fl
feea Radical change.

Express Com narfos 9favc nut Into Ef
feef . Radical change.
New York. Nov. f--The express eem-
panies OF the country today put into
effeet the radical advance 10 the car
rying charges Of currency between New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and Chi
cago. which was agreed apon q fort
night since. In the case Of shipments
between Chicago aud the taree great
money centers Of the Atlantic coast the
increase II So i-8 per cent. while from
Chicago 20 local points ia Indiana, Min-
nesOta. Wisconsin. Michigan. Iowa and
other points In the west, the advance
averages about 10 per cent II is prob
able that. as 3 result Of this action. con-
gressionai legislation win be asked for
this winter. putting the money carry
ing business entirely under the proc
lection OF the national government.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
LEFT HIS eco 70 CUT Hl5 THaoAT


Great FniIs Butcher. Accused of Cattle
stealing. Commits Suicide.
Great Falls. Mont. Nov. Id. l..
AlherA left his sleeping room st his
residence last night. telling his wife 70
keep quiet or he would hurt her. With
In 4 few minutes she heard a fall and a
rurgling noise. Albera was dead when
she reached him In the dining room, he
having cut his throat with razor. He
was recently arrested ana charged with
cattle stealing, and his case would have
come 10 trial next Monday. Until re-
Gently Alhers was proprietor OF one OF
the local meat markets. He was aged
AZ. and came from Iowa.