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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27
DAMAGE SUIT POSSIBLE.

The police yesterday afternoon took
possession of the Wireless Telegraph
Co.'S instruments in the Honolulu Of.
fee owing to the failure OF the com.
pany to pay the judgment Of $26S.l0
given plaintiff In the suit Of Liliuoka.
LAM VS.. the Inter,Island Telegraph Co.
The officers on serving the writ Of ex.
ecutlon were met with refusal to pay.
As a consequence the police took fore.
ible charge of the instrument and post
ed an officer by 1t to prevent anyone
from using 1t. A SUIT for damages is
possible as a result of police interior!
ence with quasi-public service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27

The tennis tournament for the Alex-
ander cup was continued yesterday on
the Pacific Club courts. Some very
good play was seen. the match between
s. II. Derby and Lieut.. Mooris being
especially good. The matches resulted
as follows; DR.. Hobby won from ].
Warehouse by default; s. II. Derby
won from Lieut.. Morris SO. GO; W. p.
Roth won from Lieut.. Wade, 6-3, 6-4;
f. r. Adams won from Paymaster
Brown, SO, 6-l. Play will continue to-
day at 4 and 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27

1t is necessary to have polished mon.
ey II you want to make any kind Of a
shine In society.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27

Firewood sawed and split ready for
stove. Pacific Transfer. 1875 King st. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27
ANY OLD FRAME WON'T DO. "
You Can Make or Kill
A Picture BY Framing 1t.


for framing which
INAtITY q.
We also lot exhibition
ROOMS besides ARTISTS MATERIALS Of all kinds. e#
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27
All Ready For
Congress Of Song

The Congress of Song" at Hawaiian
Opera House tonight will be per-
Torrance of exceeding merit and i'm
portance. The final rehearsal takes
place this afternoon and everything is
ready for successful rendition Of
beautiful oratorio and choral music
The interior Of the house has been APP
propriately decorated under the super
vision of e. A. p. Newcomb and will
present striking appearance in col
lege and school colors. The work. Of
the big chorus is splendid, the entire
three HUNDRED singing as with ono
voice and with the modulations Of tone
in obedience to the Interpretation Of
the director.
Every member on the program will
sing with spirit and show the careful
training each chorus has had. The
following is the program: a.
Wedding March. arr. from Soderman
by the Waters of Babylon. ....
.,................. Neidlingei
Kawaiahao Seminary.
Spring Revel' .sCursch- Buhrn
Mills Institute.
STARS In Heaven" ...... Rheinberger
"Hallelujah" ............. Beethoven
Normal School.
"The Lost Chord" ........ Sullivan
Gypsy Rondo" ............. Becker
High School.
Soldiers Chorus" from Faust .Gounod
"Kentucky Babe .................
Kamehameha Boys School.
Gloria from 18th Mass" ..... Mozart
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin"..
4 s.''........... wagner
United Chorus 600 voices).
MILLER Wooing' ............ flaming
Kamehameha Mixed Chorus.
Country Dances" ............ Farmer
Oahu College.
God Is My Guide" ........ Schubert
welcome Lovely Spring" -. schuman
Kamehameha Girls School.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27

"For Sale" cards at Bulletin ONCE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-27

r. CAMPBELL, Cashier.
n. g. ooCOck. General Aoent
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-27

81, ter beftdnbis fortfhreitenbsn
&IIerlng Der @efddftsldge se6Ort
Gu1, bdB 5tab[tperte in Der llmger
lung bon pittsburg, bic felt Mondten.
ftillitonben nrlD iiber 5000 Mrbeitfr
o1 be19Gftigen pflegten, ben Dollen
8etrieb tpieber oltfgenDmraen baber.
ssSn @utbrie, Stlabomu, 1T cine Sc
iellT1dft ertbedt tporben, Die nu9
ibren Mngdben cine Soctorf9ule be-
trieb, in Mirfli9feit aber MIR Nplome
berfaufte, obne iic1 iiber bas mebi3tnis
i6e MiiIen ber Npplitdnten au berge@
Difern. SrgettD einer, Der bds nDthtge
Gelh bate, mar i'm Stanbe, bort ben
Doctortitel gu erbdlten.
Gin 99tlerbenfmal ipirb aber
audi Detroit bur9 ieine Oeutfden
boben. Cine beutIde grpBe 8erfamnts
lung baIelbit bat btes einitimmig be-
f9loHen. Sin Siinfercomite, tpel9ss
Die er item S9ritte CUR Nusfiihrung
tes groBsn glanss tbun foa, befeht
aus Georg 0iius, prpf. 8. 9err@
mann, Seinrid gfeiffer. wsar Cohen
lrnb Curt Soffmann. Die 8orberet=
trngen aber gu elmer Diirbisen 5eier
nDn G9tuer's bunbertitem Sooestdg
I;nb in ben 0dnben Der pereintgten
bentfden @eiangpereine Detroits.
9as freunbli6e Stdbtden Nen
ulm in Minnefota bat am z. Sftober
fein @olbenes Subildum begangen,
9pn einem fleinen 9duflein 9eutf4sr
aus gbicaeo segriinbet, 1T es mad
manden Nnfedtungen bur4 fetnbltde
sSnbtaner gu elmer ioliben @tubt IN
mitten bliibenber Syarmldnbereier
beraneeipadfen uno 5dblt our 3ei1
seeen 5000 Gintpobner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-27

pafronen 3u berfbieBsn ober bon ptn
BaiDnett Oebrdub 81 n1dAefi. a9ss
bei6en feinbliAen GoIonnen butten lim
in Der enaen GtraBe 5eitseteilt llitp
son binten her tpnrDe nod ltd@9es
prdnqt. @dlieBli9 DiIbeten bic 3nps
ten inb 8eripunbeten eirten 10 grnBsh
Saufen, baB mir ilnfere BnlrHefte
nint mebr qebraahen f0nnfef liatp
ft1ieRen muBten. @inige nftlffer
aeute iparen in bic brennenben 9aus
fer qeordnqt iporben iinb fdoften afis
ben sSenftern, dnDere tbdten rn BIZ
G,ruppen pon bier ober fiiitf Watl1
suTammen unb fprangen Dor, nm pig
RufTen in Der Slanfe 5a fahen.
2angIom ipurben mir 5lriidge
brdnqt. Gintge pon uns liefen tn ntc
fleinen @eiten5traBen, anbere ELLEN ~
6dufer, beren 9GGer eiitgeitiir5t paH
rem, ober in 6ofrGlinle. 60 tdmptte
iebe ein3elne Gruppe nit Wer5ipelf1'
lung auf eiesne 5auit. ndhrenO es
etnt9en Der grDBeren Gruppsfi .se
Icing, fi9 Big 5um 6eranfomnten ltllz
ferer 8erftGrfnng 3u baiten. als
Diefe eintrafen, fanlen Die Gunen aii
Die Ret6e, ben Srt au rdnmen. 4nD
tpieber trieben mir fie 5uriid bnrh PIC
furchtbare 5traBe lnb iiber bic Sci
Der, bis fein ein3iger 5einb mebr n
bem 0orfe mar. gaunmebr bafte id)
3eit, Das BON uns eroberfe SDrf 3u
betradten. 8elb Elm 9fnbltd! Ginise
peniee brennenbe SGuIer, anbere Dnns
DG4er unb rau9enb. sSn ben 5tras
ZEN laoen Spbte uno 8erDnnbete Dpd1
oufgetbiirmt. sSaparer. &ufIen n1sn
GbireIen logen iibereinanber. Gs
,niiiIen bort anndbernb roo SoDte tiitb
8erpunbste gelegen baben, benn mir
rerloren etpa 300 Mann, nnb Der
ru1jiIde Yerluft mub erOBer selDeleit
iein. 8eTallene 9ferbe unb Woanlefsf.
3erbrDhene unb balbnerbrannte Was
gen unb MDbel ipdrel gum 8au eil1sr
8arrtfabe am @ingdrg bes 9orfeS
benubt iporber. Wdhrenb Der gaa5sn
2eit pluBten Bdtronen, bic enitpefer
Dem d)tne1iI6en 8eipobnern bes Dor
fes oe90rten, ober ppn ben &uifen DerS
aei1en tporben iparen. lleber uns aber
pIuBte rpieber bas rufiif6e @6ropz
neQ."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-27
SarSonS Wufatta.

5iinf5ig Sabren iparen por eintgen
Monaten perfloiIen felt bem Soge. an
ipel6em 0ictorien SarbDn, Der grpBe
fran30fiide Stiidemader, feline Biih=
nenloufbobn besonn. 9iefes Subj
lGum nimmt Nnbre Sarbou, Der
Sobn bcs Dramatiters, gum MnlaB,
I'm in elmer fran30iiIhen SheaterSeits
I6rift gu er36blen, ipie fein Batter
gum eriten Ntale auf bic 8iibne fam.
cSm Ottober 1853 erf9ten zines
Nbenbs bel Goni itant, bem 8nrtier hss
.Sbeon", Elm iunger Mann NIT efneup
Monulfript unter Dem Mrm. pMp
lege t9 bas bin9" fragte er. - ~0ier
auf bieIe 9dule," eriptberte gonItonts
,bas alIes 1inb Stiide, Die mod Hfdbt
geleIen 1inb." - r1lnb mann tann fdl
ipiiIen, ob bas 6tiid selsIen iit2"
vOb! bd t0nnsn sic nod lanee mar
ten; man ipirD Sbnen i9reiben.~
Sarbou - bas mar Der iunee Mann
- entferntc ii9 unb 5tieB an Der
SbIr nit einem onberen SiingIing
Sufammen, Der slei9faus elm Manuz
itript nieberlsete. 8alb baranf ers
fbien Der neue Oirettor bes SbeoH,
@uitoDe 8oeS, nit ieiner 5reuHbin,
Der S9aufpielertn 8erensere. Nuf ben
ManuItriptbaufen 3eisenb. fagte Der
alte Sbeaterportier ider5enh: r.0aa'
5inD bic 8ufetts, bic bic 6errgu GTnl
benten Der neuen 9iretfton iiberreiz
6en." Me9anii9 nahm @aea bos
lebte Der ,beponirten" Stiide unb6rl.
8ereneere bas porlebte. Die f4Dne
niebli9e 9anbidrift sefiel ibr. unp
lie begann nit Nae5 einige 9dBe Der
er1ten 93ene bes Gtiides, bas Die
&neipe" betitelt tpor unb in beutfden
StubententreiIen ipielte, 80 Rier,.
Oas Stiid enthielt einiee aGte, aber
qute5tubententpibe, unb DO es auBers
Dem cine 6pIenrolle fir cine junee
@dauIpielerin entbielt unb SrdulsiN
8erengere 1i9 germ in fol6en 8uIIen
3eiate, nobm Oireftor 8aes, Der feiner
sSreunbin nidts abIdfaeen fonnte.
5arbpus raneipe" lofprt an un6
bra9te iie am 1. Mprit 1854 CUR 4uf@
fibrung. @s mar iebod Elm miBluaz
eener Mprili6er5, benn Die breiaftiae
8ersfomDbie fiel nit panfen nno
Srompeten ourd.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-27

Weldgn llmfang Die Giidmuuoe=
rung BON sali5ii9en, bDbmifhen uuo
ungdri5den Mrbeiterrl uus ben Ser,
@5saaten na9 ibrer alien Seinatb a!rs
eenommen bat, sebt aus bem In,=
itanbe berppr, DaB man es in Seutfdls
lamb fir nDtbis befunben bat, elmer
ipecienen @ifenbdbnaue fir poilagisrs
rieTer gfaiIe einSuridten. 8erieIbs
lduft spifd]en 6amburg, 8ertin,
8reslou unb Sberbura fdbrt rrgeE-
mdBia felt feds Wnden unb iff itsts
fart befebt.
Die gbolero rtdtet in Yeriiea rlpdp
INNER fiirhterltbe 8erheeruneen an
Oas ,Neue Miener Sngebl. Idrsibt-
g1idt ipeniger als 100000 MenIdsH
finb Der Rranfheit bereits erIe9en, baS
rilnter 10000 in Seberun ausin, fudS
10 pro3ent ieirer 8epDlferune gisidI
fontrnt. Mle 3eitungen, einf9lieBfidy
bes MmtseBldttes in Sebermi, bahetT
ibr Grfdeinen eingeitellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-27

Bilbune lit ettpds iebr Sh0nts.
slber lie bari nidt GinhiIbnng feiaf.
g(llsm MnIdeir1e noh fdeiuf bse
Mabl hiesmnI iDsnis Aual 5lr ulada
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
is FIRST TO HANG IN STATE,
Negro Slayer of Connecticut Man Is
First Of Race Doomed.

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct 2. - Joseph
Watson, the young negro who muir
dered ex-Police Commissioner Henry
Osborne, was yesterday sentenced TO
be hanged Nov. II. He is the first
negro to receive the death sentence in
Connecticut. The jury was out twenty
eight minutes. After the verdict Judge
Roraback said:
Watson, the court fully approves of
the verdict. You have been found
guilty OF killing a highly respected
citizen in malice. You entered the
house and killed him with no circum-
stances Of mitigation or excuse. You
have been carefully guarded before
and during the trial. and | order that
you be hanged by the neck until you
are dead"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
SORENESS Is SPREADING.
Gov. Bates Irritates British Ambassa-
dor,


dor.
Washington, Oct. 2.-Soreness pro-
duced by the Quincy case is spreading
in spite of heroic efforts to check it's
growth and prevent further publicity
being given to the incident. Gov.
Bates is the cause of the latest display
OF annoyance on the part of the state
department officials. They consider
that he violated all the proprieties in
the case by giving out his letter to the
department and the apology of Justice
Phelps, and that the general tone of
his letter. and his suggestion that the
incident be called to the attention of
the British ambassador showed i'm
pertinence. AS the affair involves q
diplomatic question and the friendly
relations between the two nations,
the state department officials believe
that they should be permitted to
handle it without any outside interior
ence and to tell the public as much or
little about their actions as they saw
fit. Beyond arous!ng the feeling of
the Washington officials and the Brit
ish ambassador, Mr.. Bates action is
not likely to affect the case one way
or the other.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
THIRTY CITY BLOCKS UNDER
FROM TWO TO THREE FEET
OF WATER.
MANY HAVE NARROW ESCAPES
CITIZENS ON RATS RESCUE
PERSONS WHO WERE IN
DANGER.

Trinidad, Colo, Oct. "a terrific
flood struck Trinidad and the whole
valley along the Las Animas river.
doing great damage and causing a
money loss which at present cannot
be estimated. but which will reach
at least one million dollars,
80 far as known there was no loss of
life. but several are reported missing
and there were many narrow
escapes. Every bridge in Trinidad is
out. the Santa. Fee station is demol-
ished, all the railways are tied up and
the telephone and Geographic service
completely suspended. More than
thirty city blocks in the residence
and business portions were from two
to three feet under water along the
river. the flood was
Caused by the Heavy Rain
which has been falling for two days.
At 8 o'clock Thursday night the storm
assumed cloud-burst proportions. and
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning the
Las Animas river went over it's banks.
At $3.50 it was impossible to get with.
in a block of the river bed at any
point, and Commercial street was
flooded for three blocks in the heart
of the business district. Meantime
the electric light and gas plants had
been flooded and the city was in COM
plete darkness. Hundreds of citizens
thronged the streets on the edge Of
the submerged district, carrying Ian
terms and doing their best to provide
those driven from their homes with
shelter. Warning of the flood was
given when the
River Left Its Banks
by revolver shots and the ringing Of
the fire alarm, followed by the blowing
of all the locomotive and shop whistles
in town. Citizens on RATS made out
of sections of sidewalks padded
through the streets, relieving persons
who were In danger. The new depot,
two-story building nearing compile
ton on the river bank, was complete
ly destroyed. The water was soon
five feet in the Santa Fee depot, which
was also carried away. Garden hotel,
adjoining, barely escaped similar
fate, an acre of ground being washed
away around it. The high bridge ut
Ell MORO is out, and the Santa Fe
right OF way in many places has been
washed out. Railway traffic is entirely
suspended and business here is par
alyzed. 1t was reported yesterday
that the flood was due to a break in
the city reservoir, but this is errone-
Gus. The reservoir is safe.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
DECISION is UNPOPULAR.
Gans-Walcott Fight Declared a Draw
After Furious Battle.

So Francisco, Oct. 2-Joe Cans and
Joe :, alcott, holders, respectively, OF
the lightweight and welter-weight
championships. fought twenty rounds
to draw last night. The decision was
not well received by many of the spec
ta'ors, who seemed of the opinion that
Cans should have been favored. The
fight throughout was furious. After
the fight it developed that Walcott had
broken his right arm. An examination
OF the injured arm disclosed that the
arm was broken at the elbow, the ac-
cident occurring in the fourth round.
doctor in attendance verified the
statement as to his injury.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
Accidental HAPPENINGS.

Fire or unknown origin wiped out
half the business houses of MEMO,
Iowa, entailing loss of $4,000.
An'explosion of molten Stag caused
the total destruction of the Val Verde
smelter at Prescott, Ariz. The plant
was of 800 tons capacity and cost
$4,000.
Two freight trains on the Pensyl-
vania railway collided at Franlzlinville
N. Y. A brakeman was killed and an
engineer fatally injured. In a dense
fog work train was mistaken for a
line freight.
A south-bound passenger car on the
Scioto Valley traction road struck
north-bound wreck car near Buckeye
Park, in Fairfield county, Ohio. Fiji
teen people were more or less serious
" injured, two fatally.
Sixty-two persons are dead and
more than 125 are suffering from in
juries as the result of head-on COLI
sion between two passenger trains on
the Southern railway eighteen miles
east of Knoxville, Tenn.
Daniel Cole of Highland Park, Chi.
cago, was struck by an electric car
while at Ravina few weeks ago. Mr..
Coles daughter, Mrs. Edward thinner,
was so affected by grief and wept so
much that she lost the use of her
voice and now cannot even whisper
The boiler in the gin department of
the mammoth cotton mill at Dukes,
on the Cape Fear & Northern railway,
near Raleigh, N. c., exploded with ter
rife violence, instantly killing four
men and scalding another so badly
that he will die
Twelve men were seriously injured
by the explosion of gas in the Peck
shaft of the Mount Jessup colliery at
Peckville. Pa. Two are believed to be
fatally hurt. They were horribly
burned and lacerated about the face
and body. The others received slight
burns and decorations.
Standing on a frail scaffold. only
three feet wide and swinging in the
air seven stories above the ground.
Henry Gravosky and Joseph Morris,
painters, in New York, INDUCED in
horse play" throwing a brush back
and forth, when suddenly both fell to
the ground and were instantly killed.
Nine and possibly ten little school
girls at Pleasant Ridge, seven miles
north of Cincinnati, were suffocated
IN a vault during the forenoon recess.
and over a score of others narrowly
escaped similar horrible death.
About thirty of the smaller girls were
IN the clubhouse, when suddenly the
hoor gave way, precipitating them into
a vault Of filth.
An eastbound freight train on the
Grand Trunk railway crashed into an.
other freight train near Eastwood.
ont. A number of cars were demol.
lshed and Engineers Kirkland and
Heron. Conductor Falls and Brakeman
Benedict were killed. Fireman Cam.
eron was so badly scalded that his
life is despaired of. An open switch
is said to have been the cause of the
accident.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
Resume 81 the new5.
Foreign.

Foreign.
President Reyes is meeting with
much opposition in the Colombian SEN
ate to the resumption of amicable rela-
tons with the United States.
While hunting partridge, Duke Hen
ry of Mecklenburg-Schwe was shot
by Prince Othon of. Schoenberg-Wal-
denberg and wounded in both knees
and one hand.
The terms of the sale of the inter-
ests of the American Tobacco COM
pany to the Japanese government, un-
der the recently established monopoly,
have been concluded
The Vatican is making great prepa-
rations to celebrate the jubilee of the
Immaculate Conception. Bishops from
all parts of the Catholic world, includ.
ing several Americans, will be pres
emit.
Pope Plus recently received 1000
members of the Catholic Association
OF French Youths, whose president
presented an address protesting
against attacks on Catholicism and it's
head.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius has
greatly diminished. The stones eject
ed from the crater do not now rise
beyond height of $50 feet. The au-
thorities have relaxed the restrictions
placed upon the people when the erup-
ton was at it's worst, and people are
permitted to ascend the mountain.
Many Americans are making the trip
to inspect the volcano.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
Crimes and Criminals,

William Smith and Charles jennings
confessed to the theft of $4,000 worth
OF diamonds from O. Cohen of Des
MONIES last June. The men got four
teen years in he pen,
during 2 c"arrel at Cincinnati
Michael Hemieral struck his wife with
a hatchet. infiicting wounds which may
prove fatal. He then went into an adj
!oinlng room and shot himself through
the heart.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
Domestic,

The beet sugar industry is a failure
in New York. During the past -four
years the state has paid $355,192 ir
bounties to foster this industry.
At the annual meeting of the board
foverseers of Harvard college, For
mer Gov. John D. Long, who presided
was reelected president of the board
Greater New York is at present
threatened with what may be the Sc
verest epidemic of typhoid fever in its
history. There were AL cases and "A
deaths the past week.
Lillian Russell has at last capitu
lated to the alluring contract held out
by Samuel S. Shubert and will be seen
this season in musical version OF
'The School for Scandal"
Driven insane through grief at the
death of Edward Hartman, whom he
had accidentally shot, George Brown OF
Chicago was picked up in the streets
of Peoria. Ill.,, a raving maniac.
A serious scourge of typhoid fever
is reported from Finleyville, a Wash.
ington county town fifteen miles from
Pittsburg. Out of a total population
of 1000, forty cases are reported.
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the Dis.
trict of Columbia supreme court has
adjudged Thomas E. Waggaman a
bankrupt and Andrew Y. Bradley of
Washington was appointed referee.
Milt G. Barlow, aged IS, the original
Old Black Joe of the minstrel stage,
for many years widely known as
Uncle Tom," and letter with 1.-The
Texas Steer" company, is dead from
cancer in New York.
DR.. l.. c. H. E. Ziegler will lay claim
to 100000 of the estate of Mrs. James
H. McVicker of Chicago. This was
the sum of his claim against the estate
of the woman he served as medical at
tendant for five years.
The Iowa state treasurer has com
pleted preliminaries looking to the
collection of a collateral inheritance
tax from the estate of the late James
Callahan. which is said to be worth
S5.00O.000. The state will recover half
a million.
The Vivian mine at Quinnessec.
Mich. resumed the shipping of ore
after an idleness of many weeks: From
Iron Mountain and vicinity ore is be-
ing shipped at double the rate of a
month ago, and bids fair to be con-
tinued until the latter part of Novem-
Der.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-06
FIRE CAUSES HEAVY LOSS.

Large and Disastrous Blaze Occurs in
New York Packing House District.
New York, Oct. 2.-Nearly a quarter
OF million dollars loss was caused
by fire in the big block of meat
packing houses and refrigerator plants
in Tenth avenue, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. The fire
started late last evening and burned
steadily through the night before il
was brought under control. The
heaviest loss was in the three-story
building occupied by the Cudahy Pack.
ing company, the T. A. Wheeler com.
pany and the Conron Bros, dealers in
poultry.