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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
ALEXANDER RAMSEY DEAD.
Former Secretary OF War ana Governor
OF Minnesota,

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 22.-Alexander
Ramaey died al his home here this evening
of old age. he was born in Pennsy lvania
in 1915. He served two terms In Congress
from Pennsylvania and was appoin, ed by
Pre- ident Taylor the first Territorial Cow
ernor OF Minnesota in 1870. Aherward he
was elected second Governor Of the State Of
Minnesota and Was the last civil war Gov
ernor. He was Secretary Of War during
the last two years OF Hayes's Administra
tion and aftefward served on the Edmunds
Utah Commission. He accumulated quite
a fortune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
FIRE At GEORGIAN COURT.
George Could's Gasoline Tank AbIsye
8 -Ha Power House saved.


/ LAKEWOOD. N. j.. April 27.-Fifty barrels
OF gasolene, stored In tank In an outbuild-
ing adjoining the power house at George
J. Gould's country place here. caught fire
shortly before 10 o'clock tonight and blazed
for more than an hour. The fire brigade at
Georgian Court turned out and was assisted
by the village fire department. They sue
ceeded In preventing the flames from spread
ing to tho power house. which Ia situated
across the street from the entrance to Geor-
gian Court and ID about Q block from Mr..
Gould's home.
Mr.. Gould hurried over to the fire and re-
manned there until no saw that there was
no danger Of the power house being de-
stroyed. The employees in the power
house continued 1t their duties while the
fire burned The gasolene was used as
fuel for the engines In the power house.
The damage was about $780,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
SeS2,OOO VERDICT BY DEFAULT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Decent Defend
a suit over q Patent Device.

ALTOONA, Pa. April 72.-Millard Blake
about three weeks ago entered suit against
the Pennsylvania Railroad in trespsss and
damages for royalties amounting to $3.50 ,775,
on a patent owned by him. To-day the
Blair county court ordered that judgment
be entered against the company for tho
full amount. the defendant failing TO APP
pear and allowing judgment to be given by
default.
The patent owned by Blake is that OF
the familiar hopper for dumping cars now
in Use everywhere. which has made the
steel coal car 20 useful. The decision In
all probability, will be consisted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
CARRIED OFF ROUNDED PAL.
One Of Pair Of Burglar mot 80 He Ran
Near MerriNswn.

YOUNGSTOWN. N. j., April 72.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to rob the cottage
OF James Fraser. superintendent Of Cedar
Court. the country homo Of o. H. Kahn and
H. p Wertheim In Norrnandie Heights,
about O'Clock this morning. The cottage
has a burglar alarm, which aroused Mr.
Fraser He seized gun. opened window
and saw two men fleeing down the court.
He fired q shot and aAw one man drop
The other picked the wounded man up
and carried him on to the woods. A search
vas made for the men. but no trace Of them
could be found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
PRESIDENT NOT SHOT.
Rumor Reaches the Yellowstone Park
From st. Paul.

CINsABAR. Mon, April 22.-The Presi-
dent returned to-day from his excursion
to the Geysers. He had a pretty rough
experience, as Is indicated by the follow
ing modest bulletin from his secretary.
Major Pitcher states that the President
and he have just returned from their six
day trip in the interior Of the park. The
party went on sledges. but used horses be-
tween Upper and Lower Geyser basins, and
skis around the oafon. where 1t was i'm
possible to 70 anywhere without them.
The snow was two to five feet deep on the
level throughout the canon .traversed.
1t wac getting into bad shape.
This is the first time the interior Of the
park has been visited before the snow went
OF by any one except the scouts and SOL
diers on duty at the various stations.
WILLIAM LOEB. Jr,
Secretary 10 the President
Surgeon-General Rixey returned from
Washington last night This fact. coupled
with the dispatches telling Of the death by
heart Disease Of the head teamster, George
Martell, at Norris. yesterday. started a
rurnor from st. Paul that the President
had been shot At Mammoth Hot Springs
this evening the President received the
report Of his death and was much inclined
to agree with Mark Twain on a similar
occasion that the reports were grossly
exaggerated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
TO WE'D RUSSIAN BARON.
Miss Whnchouse's BetrothnI Is An.
nOunced.
.sreeia, Gable De,psfeh 10 Tur

!sreeiai Gable Despofeh 10 Tur srs.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 22.-Baron Ram
saw, Gentleman Of the Chamber 70 the Gar.
is betrothed TO Miss Frances. daughter
of Fitzhugh whitehouse Of Newport. X. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
HEAVY MAN KILLED BY A CAR.
slipped ~ lie was Trying TO Get Aboard
Weighed About 77O.

A man about IS years old and weighinE
at least 220 pounds slipped under Q south
bound Eighth avenue car at Twenty-third
street early this morning as he was trying
70 get aboard and was drawn under the
car and killed.
No papers were found on him indicat-
ing his identity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23

via LAekawsnna Railroad. Through Pullman
sleeping cars daily leave New York 10 a. NJ, arrive
ST. Louis y. NJ. next day. TIckeu sold April
?e,h 10 ?eih, inclusive. good 10 return until Nay
Ith. Ticket ofices 40 and iiNs Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
AMERICA HELL WITH LID OFF,"
stat emcnt ny John Burns In the House Of
Commons.
Special Gable Dcspaieh 10 THE Sun.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. April a. During q discussion
OF railway rates in the House Of Commons
to-day John Burns. the Labor leader. COM
planned that the Board OF Trade had not
made any experiments with automatic
couplings. To say they were much ahead
OF America In this regard. Mr. Burns
said, was no argument.
In his opinion America was, industrially.
hell with the lid OF. He said he hoped
England would never follow its example
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23

The New York Central 10th Century Limited"
IL more satisfactory tnan wireless telegraph. a.
II gets You there and you deliver your own
message and receive an Immediate answer.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23

Judge EWING Lectures Te-NisAt
81 Q O'Clock on CHRISTIAN science ., Church. eth
81. and Central Park West. seats ffee.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
"Old Petat Comfort. Richmond
aud Washington"

Slh-day tour via Pennsylvanla Railroad. April
. y. Thirty az dollars from New York covers
Az eipeness- Old Point Comfort, only seventeen
dollan. Tourist Aren't No. 2ss Fifh Avenue.
-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23

De1bcAtfea Ceremostss 90. Losis EHpsslosaL
O4e half rate 10 81. Louis wa New Yort Central
April 3eth 70 nh. AK ticket aSsntA-ASs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23

You eaat buy . better collar button than the
Krrmentz One Piece. There's none so gooGs-4et.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
Zita Myers Married

Gunuison friends Of Miss Zita
Myers are sending her best wishe.
ON the occasion Of her marriage
which occurred "Wednesday Of last
week 10 Mr. A. T.. Lilies a Young
business man Of Denver Miss Nv
ers is the only daughter Of Mrs. Liz
lie @. Myers and spent her gjrlbood
DAYS i'm Gmnis1u. She is very
popular as wen as "A handsome and
accomplished young lady. The ru-
mre home Of the couple will be in
Phoenix, Arizona. The NEvs-CuAu-
rIoN extends the best of best wish
e7 for their future happiness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
Powdcrhorn.

Neas.t hampton Currssu sunudsucr.
VIII Foster has been quite sick
iIr the Ua-t week
Chls. Plrmmcr Is Ulasteriug T..
A. Fosters house This week.
A "A and e. d. Doeriug passed
through last week u their way %
Guuui-u Lar supplies.
Born 90 Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. How
ard m eight pound b0v. The moth
en- and child are doing we'll
Harry l1umaus has purchased
the Lake City livery stables and
was down last sunday after bis lam
lily.
L. B. Hunter and family. Of Lake
City, stopped in the valley one dav
recently O. visit friends and rel-
tives. Lou is ON the way t1 Gree
ley Colorado. where hc will make
his future home
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Nume ten or more exchange are
running an advertisement entitled
teachers wanted, signed by j. l..
Graham. Memphis, Tennessee. The
al was sunt % every paper In the
country, but without any remittance
or reference and this office has been
unable 10 get either remittance or
reference 50 it put the copy in the
waste basket. We are curious 10
know whether the papers running
the AL were more successful or are
running il free. and also whether
those who write t1 this su-callad
teaNhers agency have received offer
ol a position or proposition 90 pu1
up $500 advance payment ON a
buuco game. There is something
wrong with an agency that advrr-
ti~es SO prOmIscuuuslv
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
Boulrmza Nes%

I- e e-tailisl.cd
E a.. a lla.aaH as n-
e ~ iIs .1uia
9 ~ Ir D.
I #aI ra has in-
rH aaa y ann
Nr E hala
I.-r B. H days Then
r ..lr-H give NEv-
r H- tHa a-. lerelqp
EHs
T UHa M & Al
aa 4 eans au tht
.. I4. d. putting AZ
H r te FHer and lm
m Ua H.H. H..## - planned q
.u - f.a tVeriug
HHI. man
a4 HH#. WISCONSIN ule arr
HH# ... aHf.rHr-r
E lr I and stevens.
HH- adj. IIa. ErI Iaale near
I#rrl. H H-. HI rne i1ak
uE # r H -Ha % 81
a. lr rrI ur sHIHl- -.
-Ur.U-
II Morris aI Ci4rssHurz Wesf
Na arrived HHJrg D.. inspect the
% y T. ami viI ram4 several
DAYS Dr. is uagl pleased with the
camp.
Ne-zr- E4Uermaa aul Dunn
.vuer- of rhr luienauIeu went To
PasaIs sunday expecting o. visit
both lHIHrI. Springs ANA Denver
1..u fH.r u.ur
8 committee f. devise WAYS aad
means d" rnHta b. tsHu hall was Sc
lonfTl Ile committee CONSISTS Of
a. l.. ITus. 8. taulmuH and W. u.
liarm a Araplrf will be made at
the nest maadur
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
Dubois.

News-l hampton Curresu suondeure
W. ; CheBoweth left this week
TOR his home In Davenport, Iowa.
c. A. B1Senbaum has returned
from treede and reports that camp
duh
The new Crown Point shaft house
ls nearing completion and setting Of
the machinery viii commence next
week.
+ A. Peters and W u CanuiH al
-he Douglas and Lacy syndicate a
New York city have been looking
over the mining district the past
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
What Might Have Been.
Coumouar

NttN.in1uHf
I'm vain the serpent eHigavwej f3
begUile Eve into pluckiugaud eating
The apple.
See, It is a beautiful red and
tempting t1 Che sight, urged the
willy serpent
Yes, it looks all right, replied
Eve
Then eat said the serpent
Pardon me- said Eve. -but vlI
can . ring in any Ben Davis apples
ON me.
Alas. that tti- particular apple
should have been discovered l
late.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
M.a4ng NS~Is srosu Peksa.

Na aEe lalanael .a.a .be Wta
@ r5-ame Operations lr far Hraf
IHa uael ar. uau Ii u4r.
E up q UrW rarua as
sd o. na.f aai q ...ra. ra ner
9e ra gn
l'IcrafIans $50 saan commence 5n
. >sulh Hzll = tiala.l taaaei which
nI escatlailg euf thr ~llam Fr.H
-e eauie- al ereH 8epfh Tber.u-
.lHlE- ars awinR thf Nrh Tm-
lfrWar1
Iae C1i1air >melilu9 and Mu-
0- r1wHaHy ha- men ID vark in rbs
N "a Mountain rHHaI elrsufre Hr.
Tl..laV iue. Ia Eue ami tabGr.aa
HrsIaruarv t1 starting marhrneg
fas-HmiHE arcmlaus. Judging
#F .us hla l4mi m taat E.l taara
ra u.E tfa- of mineral Isl iae moan
taH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
ITHITFN

laa shalt ar the Citizen nraa is
au dwn 2l5 l-rt aud faey ara raH.
rg O drlf ir9m fbe nHtfam 1T Same
Inward t1f 9re body showing m the
l.ri Iesd Ar luIs VIII d. used
and IT Ibe vein dips -ams a. ia.up-
uar workings it should be- eHeumt-
cred iu IS ar ~ lsct.
The lhird lerel was run 3in feet
aHep from collar OBJ tna shaft Ter "a
distance af 2Jp feet and ezpasad
-me high grade carbonate ore aver
aging over Sltn per t4B
Good ore Is also opened up iu ths
second level 90 a depth Of no feet
tr1m grass r11ts. The shaft and
levels are quite wet and il .he veins
exposed in tine upper workings are
1und In the fourth level the entire
works may be- abandoned and new
transportation and drainage tunnel
driven from Quartz creek valley
which viii cm the veins I'M this
property over thousand feet in
depth
The Olnzen company mas a mine
and ample capital Co back up any
and all development desired
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

FRIDAY. Dreemba lS tr lmrHIn
t9unty ~i1rE growers association hold
"a celehrati9u in honor af their fIh
anniversary MANY prominent cattle
men of Colorado are specially invited
including W A Gi.iaspey president
OF the Guuuis0u as-Icimi1n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

We would suggest to those who
are having photographs made. that
We have local photographcr vho
can DO a. good work. in and out
doors as amy artist n the State.
When you want photos do NOT give
the job t5 a travelling man bat help
the home people II paws.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

b. Is u1t afteu that lIueb CaIa-
Zhsr has ume o. yisit ail Gmuism
friends eZceui az De- catches Them I'd
the depof However. BE- was here
Nedues iay a- "a witness iB fIa Mon
ahau vii case
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Denver News Secretary Hitch
cock Tuesday transmitted through
Acting Commissioner Of the Land
Office Flmple instructions 10 regis
tiers of land offices to the effect that
in all cases of Withdrawal Of land
for forest reserves the right 90 make
mineral locations on entries should
not be affected
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Crested Butte Citizen. II L. Lit
tell was up from Pueblo Wednesday
and Thursday looking after the
Pueblo Coal Co. IS mine, Of which he
Is part owner. The new boarding
home is now ready for occupancy
and Mrs. Smith, sister-in-law of
Superintendent Williamson. will
take charge next week. The local
demand for the mine's product L.
SO great that at the present time the
town Is consuming the entire output.
-John u. Lehrritter came from
Gunnison Thursday and is mp at the
Yankee Blade overseeing some i'm
portant development work that he is
having done on that property
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27
EXCHANGE ITEMS.

Vulcan Times Major Skues and
~ r. Ileiner came out from Gunni-
sln Yesterday and went ON 10 Midway
this morning To make the final sur
vey ON the Ute Trail group.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

The following notice is posted in
the postdihce Of a San Luis valley
town: ROND A Way Won ret uud
wife calf INIT its 10 behind legs vas
black he vas a she calf Anev pottv
dot brings dot calf home paws me
1--WE tollers Hans bog, Tree Miles
behind der bridge Bear Greek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Edward j. l.la 'Ts al ItUs# au
riHeHnt Feliler =aelala- wac
ARRESTED wnier fbr ordinance THl-
day and huai - and rs-- Ir b.
ms aIlb.ut license
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

William MARTIN 60 DRUNK again
o-..av aHi .lI- mr Ju-ties la.
Ey sentenced hm O. Hag $40 and
r.-.s. ila b. working alerm days
Hu the -treei- H Iru thereI
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Marble Times Wednesday morn
ing, J. II. Hoffman and family de
parted from our midst for a few DAYS
s1iourn at outside points. Mrs.
Hoffman and children will visit her
folks at Dayton. Kansas, while Mr..
Hoffman viii open an office in the
Board uf Trade building at Pueblo
for the Chloride Gold Mining COM
pauy. All regret the departure Of
this estimable family, but there is
consolation ia the thought that they
win be back in the spring. MAY
they have a pleasant time while
away.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

i.npnutei calling esrl- I.raarl-
el iF ma fF -luf tnraee8
rari- The -ame lHU ra4rarrI e.lr.I-
and uaU ulatH $50
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Billy Lums3cu. who for years has
been manager Of the Enterprise
mine in Taylor park, having severed
his connection with that property.
departed yesterday afternoon ON the
Rio Grandc for Mexico. where he
goes 20 develop mining claims and
look into his mining interests there
He expects TO be absent from this
city for the winter al least.-Aspen
Democrat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

MHrt ra= asaHsaI h ulsE
.aa. A- taafls.s t,sHIlH1 @
maIrie la-t Ek a kanr t
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

tE Mlar @ %
.1sa their t.asla zsat E-
Vaa
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

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aeraarf g. sef sft-l Hls
.le tEl r.rFt
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

TIE laaer -lfHtr srfrf .r rar
er iiuE-f llsl nlad t ae
-rs.Hr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-27

Attar Vaas v-r H.F .r.aIa f.r
and MRS D U Wa'ker 81 Faua.
Ar- . O. Grasu eaaH te ThalIs.
EIEIUE rrr
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-25
LAND CONTEST INVOLVES
NEARLY 100000 ACRES
Some $50 Homesteads at Stake in the
Appeal to. Secretary Hitchcock
On kickapoo Reservation.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. as.~Atiorncys ID.
I. Morgan and Harvey w. Fogg have car
ried an appeal to Secretary Hitchcock
III reapplication Of the plaintiff TO enter
a section OF land in which aso home
st,aders are interested and about 100 900
acres in the Kickapoo reservation is in.
volVed. The facts are, briefly
On July ?, 1894, ID, A. Harvey was
made agent Of the board for leasing school
lands to select 100000 acres OF the sur
plus lands in the kickapoo reservation as
indemnity school lands.
lie made the selection prior to the open
ing of the lands for settlement at noon on
May %. 1895. However, at noon prac-
ticaly all the lands selected by Mr. Harvey
were settled upon and claimed by home
sieaders under the homestead law.
The applications Of the homesicaders
were rejected by the United States land
Office for being in conflict with the sclec-
tion made for indemnity school lands.
As this is test case, il is being vigor-
ously contested on both sides.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-25
is NO SUCH RANGE
Mountains Bearing On the
Boundary Do Not Ex-
iSt, 1t Is Claimed.
by ASSOCIATED rRrss-

London, Sept. a5.-David 7. Watson OF
Pittsburg. counsel for tie American side,
continued at today's session OF the Alas
kan boundary commission his ANALYSIS OF
the treaty Of 1925.
Alexander Begp, the unofficial rcpresen
tative OF British Columbia, asked the COM
mission today to give an answer to his
application to be heard, which will be de-
MED.
He roundly denounced the action Of
Great Britain in running a line through
Portland channel instead of north up Clara
straits TO the 56th degree, the effect of
which was TO leave large stretch OF ter
ritory indsputably in American possession.
During the afternoon Mr.. Watson dis
cussed the question OF the existence Of a
mountain chain along the coast declaring
Il was quite clear that the ncgotiators Of
the treaty proceeded with the assumption
that there was continuous dominant
range. 'lf such range existed inter
rnpted A. Bayles Worth of Canadian coun-
sci, I'VE would not be here
Proceeding Mr.. Watson claimed that
Great Britain argued that the treaty did
not settle the boundary line, but left it to
be ascertaincd.
Chief Alvcrstone says he did not under
stand the British argument. American
counsel considered Lord Alverstone' S
statement to indicate that he dis.
regards what is considered to be the main
feature OF the British contention.
Lord Alverstone made a few remarks
indicating that he was impressed by Wat
sons speech, finally remarking, without
wishing to fattcr you, yours is powerful
argument"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-25
TENNESSEE MOB'S
ACT OF VENGEANCE
NEGRO ACCUSED OF ASSAULT UPON
A WOMAN TAKEN FROM CELL
AND SHOT TO DEATH.
SHERIFF FIRES UPON CROWD
One Man Wounded and Three Others.
Who We're Captured, Give Names,
OF 10 OF the Lawbreakers.
GS ASSOCIATED PRESS.

lynchburg, Tenn, Sept. ss.-- Sheriff
peorsc H. Davidson IN attempting to save
the lie of negro early today, fred into
mob which was storming the Jail, wound
my man whose name is unknown.
The sheriff summoned assistance, but he
and his aids were ovcrpowcred. the iaii
entered and the much wanted negro, whose
name is Small, vas shot TO death in the
corridor.
lhe mob was composed Of about Is per-
sons. Sheriff Davidson was alone at the
time lie refused to give up the keys and
opened fire from window. The sheriff
then called Tor the police Two officers and
several citizens rushed to the Jail. but
despite their presence the mob battered
down the wooden door at the foot Of the
stairs leading 10 the corridor.
The sheriff aud posse ma lc a determined
resistance, but were unable 10 prevent the
mob from breaking III the iron door Al the
head OF the stars and entering the cell
occupied by the negro about whose neck
they placed rope, As soon rs the men
emerged from the cell il became apparent
that the negro could noi be taken from the
Jail and hanged for fear of being fred
upon aud he was shot to death. The mob
then made an effort TO escape, but the
sheriff and his guards captured three Of
them.
one Of them, il is said, has made a con
icssion. lmplieallng IS men. Small MAS
under arrest on the charge of assauliny
Mrs. Eliza EgRlcstou aud at the pre-
lminary hearing the warrant was amended
50 rs 10 charge simple ease of assault.
The negro had waived examination and
was awaiting the action OF the grand Jury.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-25
ELECTION JUDGES ARE
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Cited TO Appear in Court for Violation
OF Injunction Issued in Denver
on Election Day.
nY AssoclAIEn rREss.

Denver, Colo, Sept 2s.--IIalf dozen
election judges in wards 3 and are
charged with violating an injunction issued
by Judge Johnson election day, and have
been cited to appear in court tomorrow
morning to show cause why they should
not be punished for contempt Of court
Michael Delaney, police captain, has
also been cited TO answer for contempt in
advising and abetting the violation OF the
courts order
The complaint, which is sworn out by
attorneys for the charter campaign com
mt,ee, alleges that watchers were thrown
out Of the polling places in defiance of the
courts order and then wholesale frauds
were committed
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-25
He DIES OF HIS INJURIES
Arthur Jones Was Cut Up by a Boring
Machine.
srEcIAL 10 TuE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SPECIAL 10 THE INTER MOuNTAIH.
Dillon Sept 25.--Arthur Jones died
here today as result of injuries received
yesterday at Holly Sclway's ranch at the
head Of Horse Prairie.
Jones left here few days since to work
at the Sclway ranch He had been al
work about 20 minutes when the accident
occurred
He was using boring machine to bore
holes in fence posts. when his arm was
caught in the gear. The arm was terribly
lacerated, and when he was brought TO
Dillon he was very weak from loss Of
blood. The ride from the ranch TO Dillon
is 40 miles. II was II o'clock when the
surgeon dressed his arm.
Jones was 23 years Of age and lived in
Kansas. lie married short time before
coming to Dillon.