The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-21
NEWS STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD


WASHINGTON.-Th secretary of the
treasury yesterday purchased 1,666, 100
| long-term per cent bonds at $40.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, n. H
Two inches of snow fell last night on
the mountain. The temperature is %
degrees.
LONDON.-The Statist asserts that
gold eagles to the value of 81. 900 will
be shipped from Paris to New York, and
that there is no doubt that this con-
signment will be followed by others.
DANTZIC.-Emperor William has
conferred the grand cross of the order
of the Red Eagle upon Prince Chun.
head of the Chinese mission of expia-
ton for the murder of Baron Won Ket-
teller.
CHICAGO-Miss Laura Conger. the
daughter of the United States minister
to China, and Lieutenant E. F. Blu
chan, U. S. A. We're married. last night
at the residence of the brides aunt in
this city.
DETROIT, Mich.-Three men We're
killed and one probably fatally hurt at
| Wayne, Mich, small place IL miles
west of here, last night as the result
of a freight wreck on the Pere Mar
| quette railroad.
| WASHINGTON-T signal office of
| the war department has received a mes
| sage from Manila, saying that the last
link of cable had been laid which allowed
telegraph communication with the
southernmost- island Of the Philippine
group
VICTORIA, B. C.-Eugene Brooks.
Zionite elder, and John Rogers, one OF
| his followers, were committed for trial
yesterday on two charges of manslaugh-
ter. two of Rogers children having died
| of diphtheria, it is alleged for the want
! of medical treatment.
WAsHINGTON.-On Of the results Of
| General Woods visit to Washington,
| will be the issuance of orders soon maxi
| ing reductions in certain cases of Cuban
tariff, of which the most important will
| be on sugar machinery and materials
| for railroad building.
| CURACAO.-Refugees from somieldik
say that Colombia threatens to shoot
( Venezuelan prisoners. under a decree
lately issued to the effect that all for
| eigners aiding the Colombian Liberal
movement or invading Colombian soil
shall be shot if caught.
| CHICAGO.-Through the recovery Of
| 5000, 900 in cash and seculitiese in Hun
| tington w. Va. the government authori-
| ties now have possession Of about $780,
600 of the funds embezzled by Oberlin NJ.
| United
| Statets Engineer corps at Savannah Ga.
| COLORADO SPRINGS, COlo.--Charles
C. Delmonico, proprietor Of the famous
| Delmonico restaurant in New York, died
| here yesterday of consumption. Mr..
Delmonico came here in June for the
benefit of his health. He leaves a
widow He was 40 years of age.
WASHINGTON.-Th police are look
ing for a man who approached several
pedestrians yesterday and asked the
address Of President Roosevelt's sister.
the wife of Commander Cowles of the
navy. Several Of the officers were de-
tailed to guard the Cowles residence.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. - John
Armstrong Chanler, divorced husband OF
| Amella tWVeS, now fTlHCeSS 1IoupelShy,
| who has been lost for nearly a year,
many of his friends thinking he was
dead, arrived in this city yesterday from
Lynchburg. where he had been stopping
at the Arlington Hotel for six weeks.
CALUMET, Mich.-PersOns patrOlline
the lake shore in the vicinity of Eagle
river have found wreckage presumably
| from the Western Transit line steamer
Hudson. The wreckage consists of q
| counle of snars and a nuantitv of flour