Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-02
NEWS OF TINE WEEK.
Items Of General Interest Condensed for
the Busy Reedcrs-

Items Of General Interest Condensed fos
the Busy Readers.
Emma Goldman was released from
custody last week.
Gen. Kitchener demands a release
from red-tape restrictions.
Odds are offered on the Columbia
OF five to two, and Shamrock money
Ia fairly tight.
The Dutch residents ofCape Colony
are in revolt and the colony Is In a
state OF incipient rebellion.
Czolgosz will be sentenced tomor-
row at 2 O'Clock, and has already ex-
changed farewells with his family.
The American athletes defeated the
English collegians last week at New
York and took six out VI nine events
President Roosevelt objects to be-
ing followed by secret service men,
and says he is able to take care o.
himself.
jeremiah Morrow Wilson, who was
acting az senior counsel for Admiral
Schley, died last week at Washington
from heartiailure.
Admiral Simpsons request that he
be represented at the Schley inquiry
has peer denied, as he IL not consid-
cred a party to the inquiry.
' Kirkland b. Armour died at Kan
sas City last Saturday. Mr.. Armour
was twice president of the National
Hereford Breeders association.
The Mckinley estate amounts to
$250,0OO and is left to Mrs. Mckinley
for life and will revert to the brother
, and sister of the dead president.
Evidence has been obtained which
proves that Czolgosz visited Fort
Wayne, Ind. last spring for the pur-
pose of organizing an anarchistic
group.
Seth Low, the president Of the Uni
versity Of Columbia, has been chosen
to head the nti-Tammany ticket In
the next municipal campaign In New
York city.
Official functions at the White
house have been postponed until
after the close of the year, and dele
cations will not be received during
the 80 days OF mourning.
A. b. Cummins opened the Iowa
Republican campaign with a speech
at Centerville, in which he declared
that there il NO room for anarchy
under the stars and stripes.
Ex-President Kruger says that he
intends to send a special mission to
President Roosevelt to endeavor to
bring about the interference OF the
United States in the South African
war.
The Marquette club Of Chicago has
issued a call on all patriotic clubs
and organizations in the United
States for their support in legislation
which will tend to the suppression o.
anarchy.
President Shafer OF the Amalga.
mated association, In a statement
giving reasons for the compulsory
settlement Of the steel strike, blames
deserters and leaders Of other labor
unions.
Admiral valcarel has prepared a
report for presentation to the queen
regent OF Spain asking for the neces-
sary funds for naval defenses, and
proposing In the event of their being
refused that the Spanish navy be
abolished.
The story OF the famous ''loop" by
the Brooklyn during the Santiago
battle, as told before the board OF
inquiry, shows that the Texas was
put In peril and forced tostop, losing
three miles. Charts Of the battle are
said to be worthless.
A special issue Of stamps. com-
mandatory OF the life Of the late Presi.
dent Mckinley is under contempla-
ton at the postofice department.
Consideration Of the subject, how
ever, has not progressed sufficiently
to indicate definitely what action
may be taken.
Otto Pauyr, the editor of Neus
Leben, the Berlin anarcliistic sheet
which r%eappeared Saturday, after Its
publication had been suspended for
some time, has been arrested, and the
issue ofthe paper. which was devoted