Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20

PersOnnl Mention.
/ PROF. Sylvester Waterhouse who for
forty years, was teacher of Greek at
washington university, died at Mullan-
! ply hospital, st. Louis. as the result of
an operation. He was seventy years Of
/ age.
Frank c. White, for many wears the
"of!ificial baker, Of New York, is dead
at Whitehouse, N. j., from paralysis.
he supplied bread for the public institu-
tons of New York and was rated as a
millionaire.
Nlel' Juel Simonson, the royal opera
singer OF Denmark, will visit the United
Staees during the coming spring. He
VIII appear professionally in some of
the large cities, although the trip is
principally for pleasure.
a maho gany piano stands in Rear
Admi'al Schley's apartments in Wash
ingt on. and the rear admiral and Mrs.
Sch!c" are wondering where it came
from. In the rear admrars desk is a
receirted bill of $1,000 for the irstru-
ment.
Joe Blackburn. Jr son of United
States Senator J. c. S. Blackburn, died
at the home of Col Eph Lizard, Frank
fort, Ky He was about thirty-fye
years of age and unmarried. He held
official positions in Washington for ten
years.
inquiries at Admiral SIMPSONS resi-
den,a ana of the naval physicians de-
Velops there has been no decided
chanSE iii Admiral SIMPSONS condition.
put that q steady retrograde movement
is in progress, which is common to the
diesase.
After a mysterious absence of more
than five years, Rev. Edwin A. Waldo,
who was formerly in charge of the Hull
House bureau in Chicago, has been
heard from in San Francisco. Mental
alteration. from which he had suffered
at different times during the past eight
years. is said to be responsible.
Fl. r. Grant, aged sixty-five, is dead
a. Laurel, Miss He was a civil engin-
Ger and West Point graduate. During
the Civil war he was a captain of en-
gineers on Gen Beauregard's staff and
in the siege of Charleston
and the defense of Macon and Savan-
nah. He was the engineer of the new
St. Louis bridge.
General.
The Ohio coal roads deny that they
are in Ct trust combination.
The Northern Pacific will invest So
100000 in q bridge at Vancouver.
Chicago women have organized a
unique eating club for men alone.
Over 200 square inches of skin was
grated upon the body of a Chicago
boy.
The greatest scarcity of iron in the
history Of Americ IN industrials now
prevails.
young lady of Kenosha, Wis, has
elopel With q man whose suit was
froWned upon by her parents.
The plan of the Tri-state Drainage
association may help restore the flood
of the Mississippi if it succeeds.
Gen, Fitzhugh Lee says that unless
concessions are granted to Cuba We
may have revolution to contend with.
\ flood OF applications for permits
sioa to send correspondents to ride on
the train with Prince Henry have been
refused.
Chicago women want to scratch the
ey-s out of Il man VINO beat his baby
bow because the child begged him not
to hit mamma.
The proprietor of a Chicago fat
building. burned recently, gave $100 t.
each head Of forty-seven families who
lost by the fire.
A Chicago girl who has been the vic,
tim OF unintentional persecution re-
ceived q hearing after two years, and
was given her freedom.
Secretary Hester's statement of the
wo4id's visible supply of cotton shows
the total visible as 4,45i,718. of which
3, 541 81, was American cotton.
An icequake was distinctly felt in
Memo minee, Mich, recently. Chairs
and desks in a number of Offices were
shaken and bric-a brac tumbled Oft
walls in the Stephenson hotel.
A solid silver statuette of Rear Ad.
miral Schley, six inches high, has been
received by Isidor Rayner, counsel for
the admiral. Mr.. Rayner has no idea
Who sent him the statuette.
Secretary j. p. Byers has announced
the date of the national conference of
charities and corrections. which were
set for Milwaukee, has been changed to
Detroi. May 20 to June 2, inclusive
The United States transport Wright
which was wrecked Nov. Is last by
striking an uncharted rock at the en-
trance OF San Jacinto harbor and sink
ing in fifteen feet of water, has been
raised.