The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-06
STATE AND WORLD.

quashed the sentence against Zola..
Ives beat Schafer for. the billiard
championship by a score of 600 to
4,2
Burns & Waterhouse's colt, Trav-
erser, Won the California Derby last
Saturday.
Editor Brann of the Iconoclast
| died Of his wounds received in the
| fight in which he killed Capt. Davis.
The Bryan and A]tgeld club of
Chicago has passed resolutions endors-
ing Senator Masons Cuban speeches.
Miss Maud Donnelly Of Montana
has been appointed copyist at $720 a
year, in the patent office at Washing
| ton.
Judge Parker, at,Virginia City, last
week sentenced Harvey Written, the
slayer, Of Deputy Sheriff Jack Allen
last year, to S0syears in states prison.
Six hundred indians in South Da-
kota, under the lead Of six fighting
braves from the Pine Ridge agency.
have offered their services. to Govern:
or Lee to reinforce the State militia.
Editor Brann, of the Waco, Texas
Iconoclast, and who has been in sew
cral shooting scrapcs in the last year.
shot and killed II. e. Davis last Fri
day. Brann was also shot, and will
| probably die.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health bp One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly
cures coughs, colds, bronchitis. pneu-
monia. grippe, asthma, and all throat
and lung diseases. J. D.. Miser &
| Co.
Action has been begun in the dis
trict court Of BroadWater county by
the Standard Publishing company
against W. NJ. Hatch. Of the Town
send Star to recover $4O3 OF for blank
books, blanks, printed supplies, etc,
sold defendant in 1866,
Messrs. johnson s. Mccarthy, the
purchasers Of the Gebo coat mine
and townsite, have Incorporated the
Clarke's Fork Coal company, and are
preparing to operate the mine On an
extensive scale. The company is
capitalized for $4,000 in shares of
$500 each.
The New York Journal recently
offered prizes for the best specimens
Of amateur photography, and in last
Sundays edition published eight
pages of the most creditablc speci-
mems submitted Among these, are
three pictures Of Grow Indians taken
by Miss Edith Matheson Of this city.
Billings Gazette. m.-..u
/ Tn view Of the probability of i'm
mediate active service by the Mon
tana National guards, orders have
been issued to commanding officers Of
the companies, troops and battery,
directing them to be ready to move
with their rganizations, prepared for
field service, within "a hours after
receipt Of orders to that effect.
M. L. Yncum, Cameron, Pa, says
II was sufferer for ten years, try
ing most all kinds Of pile remedies:
but without success. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve was recommended
to me, I used one box. 1t has af-
fccted a permanent cure" AS a per-
manent care for piles. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye has no equal. j..
ID. Miser & Co. .4,
Private telegrams received at Spo-'
kane from Ottawai're port that Presi-
dent Corbin of the Spokane & North
t ern railroad has been granted a
charter by the Dominion government
for his proposed extension into the
Boundrv country Of southern British
Columbia. The matter has been in
doubt, us the Canadian Pacific has
been trying to keep Corbin out of the
field The road will be built this
/ summer.
Col. Frank NJ. Moore informs us
that Colonel Sanders Of Montana will
probably be speaker for the decora-
tion services to be held at Custer's
Battlefield on Monday, May 80.
Judge Goss of Billings is taking an
active part and rates will be made on
the Northern Pacific railroad SO as to
induce Montana people to participate.
The Billings band will furnish music
while Sheri dan will furnish the firing
| squad. -Shcridan Post.
During the past two weeks the
Galatin valley has had it's population
augmented by a large number oi
young men chiefly from Missouri:
One full car came FROM Kentucky TO
settle in the Pass Creek region.
Never in the history of this valley
has the number Of new settlers been
as large A: great many will at first
hire out: but it will not be long be-
fore they have farms Of their own
and add to the permanent population
and wealth.
In response to an invitation from
Fl. II: Hart, secretary Of the national
conference Of charities and correc-
tion; asking that Montana be repre-
sented at the 25th annual meeting tc
be held in New York May IS to 25i
Governor Smith has appointed the
following delegates; B: G. White OF
the reform school at Miles City, J
W. Strevell Of the Same town, Rev
NJ. S}laftr Of Butte, Rev. Vile,
Mount5oy Of Twin Bridges and Rev
W. W. Van Orsdell of Helena.
Wednesday afternoon the 14-year
Old son Of Mr. Madsen, OF Jefferson
City, was killed by Northern Pacific
train. The boy and his father were
each driving a team and endeavoret