The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-28

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ceived a cablegram from Assistant Sur
geon General Eager at Naples. report
ing II cases of bubonic plague and 4
deaths.
CLEVELAND-At Little York, a town
Is miles south of Cleveland. Mrs. Perry
Curtis, So years old. the wife of a farmer
drown her four children in we'll and
then committed suicide by jumping in
herself.
MOBILE, Ala.-Captain Torrestadt of
the steamer Banes. from Bocas Del Toro
reports that the battle fought on Sept.
II and Is is claimed by the Colombian
troops. but the loss was heavy on both
sides.
KANSAS CITY-Kirkland B. Armour.
packer, died at his residence here yes
terday. Mr.. Armour suffered with
Bright's disease and weak heart, and
had been sinking gradually for three
days.
NEW WHATCOM. Wash.-To prevent
an autopsy being held to ascertain the
cause of his death, the body of Louis
Satterthwaite was yesterday stolen from
the undertaking room, where it had been
prepared for burial.
PAROWAN-The jury in the case OF
James G. Glendenning, who has been
on trial for the killing of James Hedges,
! at Stateline, Utah, last month. brought
| in a verdict of not guilty. Hedges was
killed in street duel. 00
former confidential bookkeeper for A. w.
Faber & Co., who disappeared June last
after having, it is alleged. embezzled
between $1,000 and $4,000, has been ar
rested at Buenos Ayres, Argentina.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-News has been
| received of disaster that happened in
| Preside county,, near the Rio Grande,
| on the 25th inst, 13 men who were pros
| pecting for Cinnabor losing their lives
| in floods caused by waterspout or a
| cloudburst.
| LONDON-The Pail Mall Gazette con-
| firms the rumor published by the Daily
News of differences between Lord Kitch-
ener and the war secretary. Mr.. Brod-
rick, and adds that as a result Mr.. rBod-
rick has had a long interview with the
king.
CHICAGO-At Hawthorne yesterday
Jockey Sullivan was ruled off the turf
for alleged crooked work. the climax
coming in the second race, in which it
| was aWtrted he deliberately pulled Res
| eda He had been under suspicion for
! some time.
SAN FRANCIsCO-George Gardner
and Joe Walcott met last night in 20
| round contest at the Mechanics pavilion
for a percentage of the receipts. Wal
! colt was given the decision at the emu
of the goth round. The fight was hard
! and fast one.
| CHICAGO-A receiver was appointed
by the chancery court yesterday for the
Woods Motor Vehicle company, upon the
request of the stockholders, who wish a
reorganization of the company. There
are a number of claims against the
company for wages due to employees.
BUFFALO - There was organized in
this city yesterday a company capital
| lied at s., 000, 900, that will assume con-
troll of the Mckinley mines in White
| Pine county, Nevada. The company Will
be Incorporated under the laws of New
Jersey. Mrs. Mckinley will hold $4,000
worth of stock.
SAN FRANCISCO-The federal grand
jury has begun an inquiry into matters
affecting the strike the results of which
may have a highly important bearing
upon the settlement of the present labor
troubles An effort is being made by
that body to determine the responsible
ity for the hampering of federal trafhc'
| VICTORIA, B. C.-The sealing scnoon-
er Carlotta c. Cox arrived from the
Japanese coast and Copper islands yes
terday with s13 skins. AS result OF
the seasons work she took dozen
branded skins off the Copper islands ana
in the sea Of Japan. which were brand
ed on Pribyloff islands.
| SEATTLE-Advance notice has Deeh
given that a party of Is missionaries,
who are returning to the mission fields
| of China, will arrive in this city Mon
day, including Rev. and Mrs. w. r.
! Knight and child, Rev. and Mrs. A. w.
| Lagerauist and four children. Miss Mil
Ter, Miss Irwin. Miss Bengtson and Miss
I Waters.
ONAHA-Through passenger train No.