Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-23

Milan II. Hurlbert of Brooklyn, n. T.,
has been appointed chief Of the depar-
nent of manufactures of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
G. G. Emerson of st. Paul has been
chosen vice president of the National
League of Commission Merchants, in
session in Philadelphia.
The marquis of Dufferin and Ava
formerly governor general of Canada,
is seriously i'll at Clandeboye, his resi-
dence in County Down, Ireland.
Delegate Griffith, Republican, intro.
duced in the Maryland house of dele
gates bill to appropriate $4,000 to pur-
chase and erect in the state house a
life-size bust of Admiral w. S. Schley.
Mr.. Joseph r. Vooris of Bedford, Ind,
has received letter from Andrew Car
negie, saying he will give Bedford $15,-
900 for a library. The city already has
a. fine library, and the present site will
be used.
A ordinance has been passed by the
Cleveland Ohio city council, over the
veto of Mayor Johnson, to bond the
city for 100000, the money to be used
to purchase a site for a new city hall
building.
The appointment of Whitelaw Reid
as a special ambassador to represent
the United States at the coronation of
King Edward has been received with
some satisfaction in official and unOffi-
cial circles in London.
At Dunkirk, N. Y, more than 1000
men We're thrown out of employment
by the stoppage of the intake pipe in
n 10 E,ria ,yh ic1 1ot rit nd
many of it's industries with water. The
pipe is filled with slush ice.
The officers of the steamship Edith,
which arrived at Seattle, Wash, from
San Francisco, report having seen,
eighty miles north Of Cape Mendocino,
a lffe-raft from the Inflated Walla
Walla. There was no one on the raft.
Herr Wolff, the Pan-German leader,
whose colleagues in the Austrian
reichsrath recently insisted on his res
ignation on account of social scan
dial, has been reelected to that body.
at bye-election held at Rautenau, Bo.
hernia.
Edwin Gould and others of the West.
ern Union Telegraph company, have
formed company to carry on the
messenger service of the Western
Union. which was formerly perform ed
by the American District Telegraph
company.
A man with his heart on the right
side instead of the left has just been
discovered by the pension board Of
Bloomington, Ill. The man is George
w. Hurst of Lexington, veteran of
the Civil war, who recently applied for
a pension
EX-iiov. James D. Porter has been
elected chancellor of the University of
Nashville. Term. He was, a few months
ago elected president of the Peabody
rcrnal college, ana is now the official
head of both institutions, which are
| conducted as one.
Capt. Richmond P. Hobson has not
resigned from the navy. He has mere
~ applied for years leave of alb
sence, and expects to devote his time
! to lecturing, having had many hand
some offers made him to enter upon
| this line of work.
A. p. Hooker. an American Express
messenger for thirty years, was found
dead in his car when the Michigan
Central train from Chicago arrived
Kalamazoo. He had died while the
tJdIu was DGlWccA AHlcdSO anu hdla-
mazoo. Mr.. Hooper leaves a family in
Buffalo.
Fraulein Kathe Brandt. a grand
niece of Richard Wagner, and a MEM
Der of Herr COnreids Irving Place
stock company. who came to New York
lately from Berlin submitted to an op-
Grafton for appen dicitis at a private
hospital in that city, and it is feared
she is dying.