Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
RAN OFF BRIDGE
ARC LIGHT NEEDED AT A DAN
GEROUS PLACE IN ROAD.
DRIVER HAS FOOT CRUSHED,
Fish Car Comes Through-Remains of
r. ]. Kennedy Sent to Wis
consin
RIVER HAS FOOT CRUSHED,
MiSSOula. August 90.

a mack containing four passengers and
driven by Charles Cartnall of the City
STABLES, missed the edge of the narrow
bridge over the mall stream a few yards
west OF the R~attlesnake, this morning
about 2 O'Clock, and rolled oyer into tine
water. Fortunately the occupants of the
carriage were not injured and got off
with a good wetting and a a shock
to the nerves, out Mr.. Cantnall was
thrown under his horses and had his foot
oadiy crushed. DR.. Parsons was called
and dressed the FOOT but found no brok-
en- bones. The place where the accident
occurred Is very dark n the bridge mar
row, and that there are not more acct
dents to teams driving over the spo. in
the night is q great Wonder. An arc light
is badly needed at this point and a lamp
should be removed from some of the less
dangerous drives Inc placed there.
The United States fish commission car
passed through here yesterday after
noon, en- route to Spokane n Seattle
On q fish distributing trip. The car left
the Boeman fish hatcheries early this
week with 10000 young fishes, or min
noWs, on board, to be distributed in the
streams and lakes along the Northern
Pacific road to Seattle. The car is a
peculiarly constructed one, and was de-
signed especially for the use it is being
put to, and Capt. T. c. Pierce, who is in
charge of the car, says that it is the
home of himself and crew from one
years end to the other.
The remains Of Robert j. Kennedy, the
railroad man who died at the Northern
Pacific hospital last Monday night, were
this morning shipped to Madison Wis,
for interment. Mrs. Kennedy the e
ans mother, who was at the bedside
of her son during his sicknes and death,
accompanied the remains to their old
home.
r. L.. Darbee has gone to his camp at
Woodside and will pull stakes Thursday
and return to town with his family after
six weeks of camping life, that has been
thoroughly enjoyed by all who were for
tunate enough to be in that camp, or in
the vicinity.
Hon. Thomas Hogan. secretary Of
state, gave an address before the Trades
and Labor union meeting last night at
their hall over Union Opera house. Ed
Borst, president Of the union, also made
an address of a political nature.
Howard Thompson, the Northern Pa
cif1c baggage man, returned last Monday
with his family from an outing on Grant
Creek, ami after a short trip to Spokane
and Seattle will settle down to business
again.
Miss Caroline Cronkite. Misses Eloise
and Lu Knowles and DR.. Robert Eff1nger
drove up to Ed Trudeau's ranch last
night 20 miles up Lo Lo, n returned
this morning after an enjoyable trip.
A warranty deed was filed for record
yesterday. conveying lot 6 and the. east
half of lot Z in block SO, Urlin's addition.
from Frances P. Woodward ct. mar to
John w. McAllister of Missoula. ~
Judge F. C. Woody and daughter
| Alice with Mrs. A. L. Duncan, went to
Paradise Hot Springs yesterday after
noon and will spend two weeks in fish
ing and shooting grouse.
Jack Connolly, sheriff of Deer Lodge
county, spent the day in the city on buis-
ness.
j. H. Duffy, county attorney for Deer
Lodge county, is in the city looking after
the iuterests Of John Long, who is