Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-11-11
NORTHWEST NOTES.

that e, A. Colburn, Jr.. has been dc
: ported from that camp by miners an,
7 warned never to return.
2 bill" Hatfield shot and killed hi
\ wife, Maud, and then blew out hi
) brains at Meeteetse. Wyo. 1t is sale
that jealousy was the cause OF the
', tragedy.
While playing with small calibrt
rifle, John Tyler 6-year-old boy OF
Hamilton, Mont, shot. and fatally
wounded the 8-year-old daughter OF
John Marvel
AS one of the features of the Lewis
and Clark exposition, 1t is proposed
to hold a series of airship contests
similar to that which will take place
at st. Louis.
A body identified as that of e. N.
Nordberg, first mate of the ship st.
Francis, was found floating in Tacoma
harbor by an officer of the revenue
cutter Grant
Martin Keogh, an eccentric charac-
ter, was found dead on country road
near Butte. A slash from a knife
across the left wrist, severing an az
terry, quite plainly showed it was
case Of suicide.
Peter Faure, wealthy sheep own
er, living near Walla Walla, became
Respondent because his wife, from
whom he was separated, refused 10
return to him, and committed suicide.
Faure took poison.
The ]. B. Sullivan saloon at Butte
was held up by three masked men and
the proprietor, Sullivan, and three pa
irons, lined up against the wall and
$780, together with some jewelry.
Thirty-one Japanese. members of
the first reserves, left Seattle last
week on the steamship Kanagawa
Maru for Japan, in response to a,sum-
mons from the war department This
is the first call on the reserves since
the war began.
Jesse Armitage, aged so, sprang
INTO Indian creek, near Virginia City.
Mont, to save his wife. who Is Also
80 years of age, and after struggle
n the waters Of the swollen stream,
lie pulled the aged woman to shore,
,nly to find her dead
Posses are still out in the vicinity
4 Thermopolis looking for the two
'andits who killed I. o. Middaugh,
asher of the First National bank OF
5ody, in an attempt to rob the bank;
ut the report that the ROBBERS have
cen trapped is denied
One of the largest mountain lions
yer seen in that section, was killed
ear Bonita, Mont, by G. W. Gill and
|. L. Mullins. The lion measured
Inc feet from tip to tip. Gill and Null
MS had one of the exciting expert
1ces Of their lives in dispatching the
1imal
The killing in cold blood of Mar
1al Hiram Bates OF Coal Creek.
BAL mining town in Fremont county,
DO, by two negroes, Grant and Wen
= Thompson, whom he was trying to
rest for disturbance. has caused the
bite residents to issue a warning to
% negro population to leave the
mp.
The body OF a man, badly decom-
sed. and with one side of his face
Jolly eaten away by coyotes, was
by Carl NJ. Standal on the
st slope of the main divide, says q
tie dispatch. There is no way of
,ntifying the man, as there was
thing on him to give a clue to his
entity.
/. B. Mann was sentenced to FIVE
lrs in the penitentiary and his wife,
tile Mann, to one year by Judges
apman and Rice, at : Chehalfs.
Ssh. Mann and his wife burned
ir millinery store in Centralia in
gust for insurance money.
rank Wells, wealthy stockman
ng at Camasprie, Ore, left his
ne about month ago in search Of
ter feeding grounds for his cattle.
has not been seen since. Wells
nds are unable to find any clue
lis whereabouts and fear foul play
terrible accident was narrowly
rted at Pendleton, Ore, by Patrick
eurte, who stopped runaway ON