The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-14

/ tary of Cleveland National League Base
ball club, died today of kidney disease.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.-Several months ago
!; a prominent attorney Of this city. who
had formerly been employed by Pat
[ rowe received draft from Grove from
! South Africa for legal services rendered.
pANVILLE. Ky.--At Harrodsburg, 10
miles from here, five men robbed the
Vostotfice. securing Il small amount OF
! money. and afterwards attempted to
effect an entrance to the Meyer National
/ bank.
VICTORIA, r. C.-The steamer Man.
aeunSe arrived from Cape Nome. She
! had 90 passengers from Cape Nome, ST.
| Michael and points along the Yukon and
| from the kotzebue and Kuskokwim
| countries.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Thoma Brennan,
| private soldier. under sentence of life
! Imprisonment for killing superior
| officer. escaped from the transport Kill
patrick, while she was lying in the har
! cor of Iloilo.
| CONNELI.SVILLE. Pa.-Blac.s damp
caused the death of John Gilleland, a
! miner. aged 80 years. and his two sons.
James and Winfield. aged II ana Is. at
the mines of the Juniata Coke company
| near JunatVille.
ST. LOUIS-But 200 persons turned out
| at Fastime park to see the American
Waterloo Derby decided. The Derby re-
suited in surprise. as it went to Lin
! lithgow Lass. a California puppy, owned
: T Of T
TOPEKA, Kan-As a result of a quar-
rel at a dance in Lane. a little town in
Pottawattome county, early Saturday
| morning two men We're burned to death.
| One lies at the point of death and an
other is hopelessly insane.
ST. PETERSBURG.--Majo General
Eetink, manager of the battleship yards,
is going % the United States to study
the American steel industry. The con-
structon of the American built Russian
cruiser Variag has surprised him.
CHICAGO.-Owing to present unset
tied conditions in baseball it has been
decided to hold the annual meeting of
the American league in this city Deem
Der 3. instead of next Wednesday, the
date set ir the league constitution.
LONDON.-Another torpedo boat de-
stroyer, the Vulture, has bucked in
heavy seas. While en- her way from
Portsmouth to Portland she had to re-
turn to Portsmouth, where it was found
that several of her plates were broken in.
PARISH dispatch from Toulov says
a carrier pigeon arrived there at 5
o'clock last evening from the balloon of
COmte De La Vaulx. reporting that the
balloon was being driven by northeast
wind, going at fair speed and all we'll.
MADRID.-In the forthcoming budget
General Weyler. minister of war, VIII
ask for on Increase of expenditure ex-
ceeding two million pesetas for the re-
payment of pensions and military re-
wards in connection with the war with
the United States.
NEW YORK.-Rev. DR.. George s..
Mott, who succeeded the late Col Elliot
F.. Shepard as president of the American
Sabbath union, died at East Orange, N.
j., Saturday. DR.. Mott was born in New
York in 1922 He was the author of nu-
merous religious books.
WASHINGTON-A thousand men, ex-
elusive of Indians, are engaged in trap
ping and hunting in the vast extent of
fur bearing country on the Upper Yukon,
4 according to a report received at the
state department from Consul McCook
!. at Dawson City, dated Sept. g.
PARISH telegram from Rio JaneirO
asserts that two Italians We're arrested
) Friday last in the corridor of the presi-
Dental place. Both were armed with
revolvers and daggers. 1t is believed
that they are anarchists and intended to
| assassinate President CampOs Sales.
SAN JOSE, Cal.-The most destructive
fire in the history of Los Gastos occurred
yesterday the entire business section OF
the town being wiped out. The area COW
cred is estimat ted at six acres. The value
of property destroyed was between $780,