The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-15

BLUEFIEI4DS, Na.-F'ive dead bodies
have been taken out Of the Baby mine
at Pocahontas. while several other per-
sons are still unaccounted for.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y.-Heavy weather
is raging in Lake Ontario and the gov
eminent has ordered storm signals to be
kept constantly displayed.
FORT WORTH, Texas.-Th;rty-f
states We're represented at the prelim-
mary meeting of the National conven-
tion Of the w. c. T. U. here.
MENICO CITY-The Mexican dele
gates to the pan-American congress en-
tertained at a banquet last night their
colleagues from other countries.
BELFAST-From wreckage seen in
Belfast Tough it is thought that the So
ton collier White Abbey has been lost
and her crew of nine drowned.
BOSTON-The habeas corpus petition
of Luigi Storti. condemned for murder,
has been denied by the full bench of the
Massachusetts, supreme court.
JEFFERSONvILLE, Ind-N. c.
Deputy Sheriff Chichester and E. ].
Gloeckner, from Little Rock.
CARROLL, Ia.-Henry Erts was ar
rested and brought to this city. charged
with attempting to poison the Naber-
haus family at Breda last Sunday.
BOISE, Idaho-Companie E and H Of
the Twenty eighth infantry, under COM
mand of Major George H. Roach, left for
Portland to sail for the Philippines.
WASHINGTON-Brig. Gen. Robert H.
Hall will be placed on the retired list
tomorrow by operation of law on ac-
count Of having reached the age limit.
BOISE, Misunderstanding to Prof. E.
H. Mead, the geological expert, the
Thunder Mountain district is one of the
richest that has ever been opened up.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich.-The i'm
mense steel tube works originally pro-
jected for the Canadian 500 will instead
he located on this side Of the river.
NEW YORK-Richard Croker was the
guest of honor at a dinner rendered to
him at the Democratic club by the board
of governors and the officials of the club.
WASHINGTON-The association OF
American Colleges and Experiment sta
lions has elected DR.. William Liggett
of Minnesota president for the ensuing
year.
SAN FRANCISCO-Favorit or sec
ond choice scored in five events at Oak
land yesterday, the one surprise being
the victory of Jacquemiot in the first
race.
MONMOUTH, Ill.-William S. Weir,
head of the Weir Pottery company and
president of banks at Monmouth, Alexis
and Little York, died here suddenly,
aged 66.
HAVANA-The defendants in the
Havana postoffice fraud cases have been
granted an extension of 10 days in which
to file their answers to the charges of
the fiscal.
WASHINGTON-At the close of bust
ness last evening Major John b. Har-
low retired from the civil service COM
mission, to be succeeded by William
Dudley Foulkes.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA-General
Wood, accompanied by Mrs. Wood,
Prof. James Brice, NJ. P. and party,
left here on the government yacht Kan
ava for Jamaica.
PARIS-The Turkish government is
much exercised over the report that two
American girls have started for Tur-
key with the notion of being captured
by brigands.
MUSKOGEE, I. T.-Three hundred
delegates from Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory congregated at this place yes
terday to fight out the issue of single
statehood.
CHICAGO-Companie mining gypsum
in the United States are competing
combination capitalized at $1O.00o,00O. at
conferences now being held at the Audi
forum hotel.
NEW YORK-Miss Helen Gould was
accorded an ovation at the jubilee dinner
of the International committee Of the
Y. NJ C. A. which was held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
NEW YORK-The election Of the
fusion ticket at the polls on November
was celebrated here by a dinner given
by the city club in the Madison Square
concert hall.
Pr rTSBURG-The general missionary
cen. .littee of the NJ. E. church has de-
csaed to allow the home mission 43 per
cent If the appropriation and the foreign
mission 81 per cent.
DETROIT-The Detroit AUDrican