Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-10
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Or. E. N. Smith, chairman of the
county central committee. was shot
and killed at Washington, Kan, by s.
~: Bonhar, farmer. They quarreled
over bill.
Tyler Birdsong, under arrest at Ant.
lei, Indian Ter, is said to have con-
1essed to- the murder of Fred Pritch-
ard. Excitement prevails in the dis
trict. Pritchard refused to shoot
craps with the negro.
Domestic.
The attendance at the worlds fair
for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 20,
was 749,368. The total attendance to
date is 15,933,295.
Eva Gray of New York dropped dead
OF heart disease at Bedford, Me-, while
the audience were applauding her rem
dition Of Goodbye, Little Girl"
E. A. Colburn, Jr, has been deport-
ed from Goldfield, New, by miners.
He is son of Judge e. A. Colburn,
president of the Cripple Creek Mine
Owners association.
Most Rev. William Henry Elder,
archbishop of Cincinnati, in his seth
year, died at Cincinnati after suffering
four days from a severe case of grip
complicated with extreme weakness.
Rev. Jacob Aal Otteson, one of the
seven original members Of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran synod of Americas, or.
ganized in Koshkoning, Wis, Feb. Z,
1853, died at his home in DEBORAH,
Iowa.
The balance in the treasury of the
Louisiana Purchase exposition. cover
ing the period from April 80 to Oct. /,
was $S41, 243.59. Receipts were $22,-
73,721.59; disbursements $780,
467.6O.
For $240, Rev. Father Pinton, the
highest bidder, purchased the Mar
quette county (Mich.) old court house
and will use part of it's material in the
construction of new parish school
building.
After a short illness ]. Wyman
Jones, millionaire president of the st.
Joseph Lead company, is dead in his
apartments in the Grosvenor, in New
York He left widow a sister of
Marcus A. Hanna, and one son.
Prices of all grades of coal have
been advanced Is cents a ton as the
result of the increased demand for
coal and the strike of the engineers
in Illinois, which has practically closed
all the mines in that state.
The report that Maurice Barrymore
is dying is denied by the authorities at
the Long Island home, of which he is
an inmate. There is no hope of his re-
cOvery; but his condition at present is
the same as it has been for months
past. .
Jimmy Britt of California lost the
championship of the world
at San Francisco when he fouled Joe
Cans. He had sent Cans to his knees
in the fifth round, and then, losing his
head, gave him vicious punch and
Referee Graney promptly awarded the
decision to Cans on a foul.
George Rock, 62 years old, who at
one time claimed to be the middle.
weight champion pugilist of the world.
is dead in Newark, N. j., hospital.
He was comparatively unknown to the
generation of pugilists am.
sporting men in general, but quarter
Of century ago he was star in
pugilistic circles.
A disease known as allepacia areata
has broken out in the public schools
at Millville, N. j., The malady attacks
the children's scalps, it's first appear
ance being marked by the loss of
few hairs. A bald spot then appears
and gradually increases until about
half of the head is devoid of hair. Ow-
ing to the fact of it's being contagious
and sometimes visiting itself on ev-
cry pupil in room. the board of
health will call a special meeting and
all afflicted pupils to remain
away from school.