The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
nouncing that the islands OF Masbate
and Panay have been connected by cable.

and Panay have been connected by cable.
CHESTER, Pa.-Ambark Benhady, an
Arabian acrobat who, had just closed
season with Pawnee BINS show, was IN
stantly killed at the Howell street station
of the p. w. & B.Rrailway by being
struck by q train.
WASHINGTON.-Th president has
appointed Thomas swobe of Michigan
an assistant quartermaster in the army,
with the rank of captain, to fill va
cancy. e ,s.a-.s.,
Albany, aN.r' Y.-Thes Commercial Pa
cific Gable company filed a certificate
with the secretary Of state providing for
an increase Of capitafsfrom 100000 to
100000. ... -
SEvIERvILLE,aa Tenn.-Tom Catlett
has given himself up to the sheriff of
Sewer county as accompiice in the MUIR
der of William Whalen and wife in Sep
TENDER, 1885,
DENVER.-The Burlington opened It's
new branch from Toluca to Cody, in
Northern Wyoming. The line is 125 miles
long and opens to the outside world a
vast territory. ~
,r'sst
PEKIN,--A= violent;=dispute with M.
Lossar, Russian minister to China, over
the Manchurian treaty, appears to have
been the immediate cause of the death
of Ii Hung Chang.
WASHINGTON.-Lo Pauncefote the
British ambassador, had half hours
talk with Secretary Hay with regard to
the preparation Of the rev Hay
PauncefOte treaty.
ST. LOUIS.-Beginning November "a
the Burlington will shorten by three
hours the time of its Nebraska Colorado
express from ST. Louis. Kansas City ana
st. Joseph to Denver.
NEW YORK-Mrs. Archibald S. White,
| 40 years old, wife of the president OF the
National Salt company. was found dead
| in the bath room Of the residence on
| Eighty-sixth street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Admiral Schley
| has accepted the invitation OF the
Knights Templar and Retail Merchants
association to visit this city ard VIII
probably come in January.
BOsTON.-A great reception was gwen
| the Irish ENJOYS, John E. Redmond, NJ
| p; P. A. McHugh, M. p: and Thomas
| O'Donnell, NJ. p. as they landed at the
terminal from New York.
| NEW YORK.-Philip Schmitt and John
| J. Heffner are under arrest charged with
swindling Thomas E. Greacen, whoie-
sale shoe dealer of New York. OUT OIL
| goods to the value Of $1,000.
! Observation-Disclosures Herbert, of the
Denver & Rio Grande system. reports
| Notwithstanding the strike of the switch
| men the companys trains have been
moving with very little delay.
| CHTCAGO,-Judge Chetlain refused TO
grant a temporary restraining order
against the International Association OF
| Machinists as prayed for by Robert Tar
rant. machinery manufacturer.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-At special
| session of the city council an invitation
was extended to Admiral Schley to visit
Hot Springs and remain as long as is his
pleasure, the guest of the valley.
BUZZARD'S BAY, Nassau inquest
| was held upon the bodies OF Mrs. mary
r. Glib of Catamt and Mrs. Annie ~.
Gordon of Chicago, alleged to have died
Of poisoning administered by Jane Top
pan.
MINNEAPOLIS.-The mayor OF Min
neapolis has rendered Cole Younger, the
notorious bandit recently rele'sei from
the Minnesota prison on parole. an ap-
pointment as a captain on the local po'
/ lice force.