Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-09

The bodies We're taken to the Five Mile
house ana soon afterwards the remains
of the woman We're taken to Richards
undertaking parlors. The man WAS laid
out ON the floor of the barroom but it
was seen from the first that his recovery
was impossible. A quantity of brain
matter had escaped through the CHASTITY
wound in the h. ad and this was wiped
away and the head bandaged Notwith-
standing the terrible nature of the
wound the man lived for II hours until
o'c.ock this morning but nevsr once re-.
gained consciousness. HIS remains were
then brought into town and laid by the
side of those Of his wife.
The first identification of the coupe
was by the prop, ,or of the Dunston
milk ranch. He said that the man was
George Brown. a miner. who lived at 405
East Mercury street and the woman was
his wife.
1t appears that Brown and his wife
borrowed a horse and sleigh from Jerry
Ryan at about o'col,l Yesterday after
noon and about an hour and one-hatf
Ia,er started out Tor a Crive. presumably
for Dunstcn's ranch. IOWA the valley.
Browns brother, William NJ. Brown,
owns a ranch just beyond Dunston's
place Befors leaving their home Brown
bought two bottles of whiskey from Il
neishboring store and consumed a large
part of it before starting. Mrs. Brown
did not want to take the ride as she was
afraid of her husband when he was
drinking. They had been quarre.ing a
gocd deal of lac and Brown seemed to
be inSane'y Jealous Of his Wife. The
couple were We'll thought of in the nsisil-
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their neishbcrs hal anything to say
agains Brown with the exception that
he seemed to lose his head WHEN drink
ing. He appeared % b. in the best of
humor when he started out With his
wife yesterday and no one was looking
for trouble between them.
Brown was a native of Nova Scotia
ana was IS years of age. He leaves an
old father and mother in that country
and an effort will be made by his brother
to keep the real facts of his death from
thsm. Mrs. Brown was - years of age
and married Brown about eight months
ago. She has a brother in the city by
the name of Thomas and leaves two
children in a Colorado orphan asylum.
the eldest Of which is a girl II years of
age.
and kittie Kemp. the woman to whom
he WAS afterwards married, We're ar
rested on complaint of William NJ.
Brown. The charge against Georg.
Brown was malicious mischief for break
ins a window at so3 East Mercury street.
| The charge against the woman he was
living with disturbing the peace By
loud and unusual language. When they
appeared in the police court they We're
fined in the sum Of SO each.
After this matter was disposed of
George Brown was taken to the county
Jail on a charge of assault in the second
degree upon the person of his -ister-in-
law. Mrs. William NJ. Brown. He was
accused of cutting Mrs. Brown in the
back with an axe. After he got out of
Jail he said that he intended to marry
kijtie Kemp for the sake OF spiting his
brother and he kept his word. William
NJ. Brown told Judge Sullivan at the
time that his brother had on numerous
occasions drawn n reviewer on him and
threatened his wife and he intended to
move out of the neighborhood SO as TO
avoid future trouble. He traded off his
house in town to Jerry Ryan for the
ranch on the flats. His wife lived there
and he went out every few days to see
her H is an employee Of the Minnie
Healey mine but worked on q different
shift than his brother. He has room
in an East Park street lodging house
kept by q Mrs. Foote. When George
married kittia Kemp, his brother told
Judge sullivan that it would be another
Dempsey case, meaning that George in
one of his fits of rage would kill his wife
/ and his prediction was only too true.
Coroner Johnson will hold an inquest
over the remains tonight.