Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-11-13
NORTHWEST NOTES.


Dillon, Mont, by fail Of rock.
Mrs. John ]. Lindsey died at Lara
ME last week Of pneumonia She had
lived in Albany county twenty-eight
years.
Fireman Plain was seriously injured
in a freight train wreck near Havre.
Mont, in which fifteen cars went into
the ditch
A dispatch from Rock Springs,
Wyo., says there VIII be no strike Of
coal miners there, as the men are
satisfied with the hours and pay.
AS the result Of shooting ARRAY
in dance hall at Utica, Mont, Chris
SWAMI was shot four times by Tom
Hewitt and is in a critical condition
1t is announced that Colonel VIII
liam F. Cody wiz quit the show busi-
ness and return to Cheyenne, Wyo-,
to spend the remainder Of his days
While hunting in boat on George
town lake, twenty miles from Ana
conda, Mont, ~ Wright and his COM
panion, Bert Williams, were drowned
William Jamensky was killed. and
Erick Paccola and Sam Puotinene
we're injured by rock falling in the
coal mines at Red Lodge, Mont Puo-
tfpene cannot recover.
Gay Holt Of Cheyenne, the cham
pion rough rider of the world, and
Thad Sowder, the former champion,
win form a wild west show which viii
be run at St Louis during the Worlds
fair.
Margaret biirot, French girl OF
the half-world Of Reno. Nevada, was
found in a dying condition. her head
having been beaten TO jelly 1t is
believed the deed was committed by
a former lover.
The death sentence passed upon
Harvey King, colored, for the murder
of his wife at Colorado Springs, has
been commuted to life imprisonment
King killed his wife because she re-
fused to live with him.
The Italian, Rolando. who stabbed
a miner named Holland to death in
Butte and wounded another named
Sullivan, has confessed He says the
two were trying to hold him up, and
that Holland knocked him down
There is prospects of a clash be-
tween the Wyoming authorities and
the government over the Indian trou-
bIes. The Indian Office sympathizes
with the view that the whites were
the aggressors in the recent trouble
Charles Anderson, a miner en-
ployed near Great Falls, Mont, VIII
lose two fingers as the result OF
peculiar accident Anderson became
faint from foul air, fell to the ground
unconscious, and his fingers came In
contact with his lamp and were
burned to a crisp, necessitating ampu-
tation-
The Jury in the Keefe murder trial
at Laramie, Wyo., brought In a Yer
dict of manslaughter. The crime for
which Keefe was on trial was conn
mitted April goth of this year at Raw
Inns. when he shot and killed John
Baxter. a policeman, and Thomas
King from the rear door of his store
as they were attempting to arrest
him
A strenuous effort is being made by
the attorneys for Tom Horn. convict
id of the murder of Willie Nickel.
to save their clients neck rom the
halter and secure Communication OF
his sentence to life imprisonment tho
claim being made that Victor Miller
confessed to three witnesses that he
killed Nickel. Horn is sentenced 70
hang on November 20
Senator W. A. Clark of Montana
has been sued for s550.0oo by D. J.
Hennessey and W. H. Abbott who al
lege that he extracted by tunnelin1
ore worth that amount from claims
owned by them in Dublin Gulcn.
Butte
Mrs. Thomas Murray. wife OF the
coroner of Laramie county. Wyoming
IN suffering from severe burns as the
result of an explosion Of coal gas In .
stove. Her hair was burned on ana
she was terrible burned about the
face. neck and shoulders
The trial of George Saban, ]. O.
T.tl,ct and sly other men arrested