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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
LA HoRA NEGRA "

san Petersburgo, Junio G.--IIl nom
Mamiento del General Trepoff de
Subsecretario del Interior, por cl uue
,cndra plcnos podercs para discover H.
soc'acioncs, socicdades, convercioncs.
nSambleas dc cualquier curacter. 10
haran el arbitro final de la vida p,i
"lica de Russia, dice cl Stivo, uno de
los periodicos mas notablcs de Rl--
aia, el Principe Merschcrsky, en- o.
tro periodiCO, eI Grashudnnin. afirma
que el nOmbramiento Is peor que
Ia dlctadura militar por Ia que abo-
ga In Gaceta de Moscow. Y luego a
Sresa: "Todos rccordamos esta ho-
ia negra. La dictadura de 1880 nos lie
20 In jornada del l de Marco: FL H.
sesinato de Alejandro IIl'.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
8U4 JInio 8 a. Ioos
! 'aI.@o de capitdn.

s! 'm.%o de captain.
". II. Irwin, pclicfa montaio con
q nombre de Inspector el ran.;o dc
nayor.
W u Krcmpkan, policia .anu;adn
o.. 4 :, ngo dc capittn
!. ". Irwin, policfa montud, con
q raugn de capitan.
}. II. Parker, polic!a montado con
el range dc capitAn.
j. y. Bennett, poiiciu con Ct nom
bre dc instructor, con cl range de
mayo
POiicfas montados: a. Herrera. e.
i. Noumann, c. w. Decvington, VIC.
Matthews. Lester Summer, Julio Bless
i. Dfaz, y. S. Applcwhite, c. NJ. A1il
LARA. J G. Snowden, w. r. Garvin, AL
bert Peterson. Walter Beck.
rolicfas de ii piG:John Fitzhenry, R.
l.. Diaz, Frank Matthews, c. W. Nc
Cabc, II. w. Gold, J. w. Paterson (ne
sro). a. r Montcs. Joe Harris
Policia para el departamento de mu
jcres: Miss Elizabeth J. Hardie
Departmental de Bomberos.-- Iefe
dc Bombcros. w. G. Tobin.
a pesnr de este
In situaeion municipal no Sc ha
litclarado- Ell fnego no quicrt
quemar al p;llo; ell palo no quiere go
, pear a! perTo; ell perro no quiere mo-
! der al cochino: el cochino no quier,
entrar en- el chiquero, el enredo pc
mnncce igual.
| .\unQuc ei Mayor y el Couscjo hal
recihido mandate del Jucz Camp d
| no intaTyrnir en- los asunt0s de pol!
Cfa. haSta. que ei case no Sc decid.
! por Ia corte competente, sin embargo
| I'll Conscjo ticne dcrecho de rechaza
81 pTcSupncSto dc Jos sucIdOs de Ia e,
| licfa. derCchn que fuG ciercitado COZ
mucha algeria y eniusiaSmo Ell Ia S,
sion del martcs en- Ia tardc.
Sc duda de 81 los nombram!entos
/ qu" Sc han hccho. Seran todos acnpta
: dos irwin, Jcfc de In policia. ha ST.
do hajado simple policfa y 10 mis-
mo ha paSadO con Sandoval. Por O.
ira parte. Walter Napier nombrndo Je'
+ fc de la Poiicfa, cs nm empIeado dc
| catcgorfa en cl Farrocarril San An
tonic and Aransas Pass. es dude
so que vaya Il dejgr III puesto s9gurC
p9r nno cuya cstabiIidad cs bien probe
matica todavfa, on vista dc In contro-
versia pendent" entire al Consejo la
Comisi6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
Receta de ORC para la
iuventud.

Cuaiquicr joyen. cualquicr humbrc
puedc abrjTse paso en- el mundo, per0
solamentc aQuel que pone sill alma den
trO dc %u trHbgjo, es el que pucde man
tcnorsc si"mpre enhiesto. Mucha gen
tc hacc 10 que ticne que hacer dc ma
la gann, Il rcvicnta cinclns, hacienda
In pcTra'. cvllando cuaIquicra cosn que
inledn "strnpcarIn lHs manus, preiiricn.
do aquGllO que Tequicre POGO esfucr-
10. Tai ucgligcncin. tal percEa l"s ha-
CO iucapaccs de hncer TN trabaio buo
no imprime sohre su frcntc, al Sc
-Iu del fracaso. L0 mas triste c8 Que
csa gent" no compreudc csta triste
rcalidad. siro cuan,lu llcga nl ocnsG |
lie in vida.
No hay qiIt oividar "sto: IIl pru-
drnto may"rdunU, 81 patron. 81 icf,
Hr una caaH. de m cstah" ,imlontn. de
una cmprcaa. tc observe ' :" paaa la
'J" wales.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
TOGO y ROJESTVENSKY

TOXIC, Junio 4.--Ei AImirante Togo
visit0 el sabado al AImirante Rojost-
Vensky on el hospital naval de Susc-
bo, y cxpreso su simpatfa por 81 heri-
do Atmirante. Elogio In desesperada-
mente vnlerosa l,ichn dc lo., rusos, Y
cxpreso In esperanza de que Rojest
vensky Sc rcstnblcciern pronto para
que retornarn su hogar
Bi Almirantc Ruso Sc conmovio hon
damcnte al DIR las palabras del mari.
no japones lie dio las gracins Fe.
licito nj Jap6n ror et valor : patrio
tfsmo de sus marnos ' diio que sen
tia atenuada la pena y ia tristeza d,
Ia derrota al coroccr 81 alto cardctel
dc los victorios0s.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
soCIEDAD DE oBRERos IGuAI.--

| SOCIEDAD DE OBREROS IGCAL--
! DAD PROGRESO de Laredo
En- Ia Imprenta dei REGIDOR ha
| quedado alberta una subscription en-
favor de In boncfactora Sociedad de
Obreros 'Igualdad y Procr"so de La
redo, Texas, cuyo cdificio qucd0 re-
ductdo 4 cscombros por el cici0n Que.
ci % de Abril tiltimo dzut6 Laredo.
La SoClodad que h. prrstado Dositi-
vos Scryicios 4 todos los desvalidos,
"spera que todas las almas gencro-.
sHs la ayudcn con su 6boio rnra Ia
reconstruction de su edificlO. "a
subscription estara alberta solamen-
TO durnnte un mes, asf cs que los
amigos de Ia institution deben aprc-.
surarse enyiar sl contribution cuan
10 antcS. La iista de los cont..!!l.,
ycntcs scrd publicada on Ell REGJ-
DOR Dirfjansc nj scfjor pah,,
cruz, 205 $. Laredo St. san Antonio.
Texas. El sciior Cruz hara las gc-
ncEas al TCs0rcro dc In Socicdad Sc
lur Miguel G. Bcuayldcs, rcca3ando
'c 81 81 rcCibO cUrrrapondinnta Nyu-
nd il nu"atroa hcrnanos ~, un.t"ro
o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
ROIESTvENSKY MEjOR.

T0kio, iunio :. --IfI Cirujuro on iv-
fc del Hospital de SascbG. infucmn 4
las go y. IN. que Ia Condi"i0n del
hfmirnntc Eoicstvcnsky cs favorable
Su pulse = temperature c0ntndHn nor
malca, No hay aintomas do cOmpIica-
ci0n cerebral FIN Ia purte iutcrnn
del music dcrcchU ticnc una confusion
del tnlnahn dc le palma dc III mano.,
3 v tGmbIcn uua hcrIda On In picrna ~
Cnierda
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
LNEFITCH DERROTARa y o.
TAMA.

Cuartel General del EjHrcito Ruso
on Manchuria. junio C. RI Gcncralf-
simo del EjGrCito RusO en Manchu-
ria, no Sc ha scntido dcscOraxunado
por Ia tremenda derrota dc Rojest-
Scnsky en- cl mar. Cree que ahora
"a hastante fucrtc para tomar la ofcn-
siva, mo SOY profeta". dijo Line
vfth4 mi deseo serlo tampoco; pero
firmements creo Que derrotare los js
poueses en- Mancknrin He pedido nj
Ministerio de In Guerra que me en-
vfe reecrvistas dc las classes mas i6-
Yenca Ell lugar de vicios. no porquc
Crea que los hl,imos son unos pohrcs
sodndos. sino pordun no as pridonte
nj iustO, que hnbicndO abundancia de
gcntc nueva. SO vaya n Inoicstar 4 los
viCjOs su retro.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
III t3MpAJADoR coNGER on ME-.

Ciudad de Mexico. Edwin r. Con-
ger. 81 nncvo Embaj1dor Americana
ilcRd Mexico al do ,tunio, por 81
Ferr0carril Central. dc California.
rnd rccihido on ia estaei0n por 81
"r. Torres Riyas. Gntroductor do Elm
bajaIorcs por el scgundo sccrctario
dc Ia Embajada Americana, HcirnlycJ
Una delegation dc In Coinnia Amcri.
cana fuc on cucrpo, on in tartIo nj no.
tel para dnrln IA bicnyouida
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
Ell PRESIDENTS NOMBRA Al. EN-
BAJADOR

jindad de MGXiCCu. Hoy. dos de III.
MO. I'll Presidents Dfnz Tomb,o nj
Lie. Joaquin u. Cusastis, Embajador
de Mexico en- los EEstndos l'nldos. en-
succession del difunto Manuel Aspfroz
III 81. Casasus as I'm emincnte ju-
rtsa. ltcrntO y CCuuOmiata. asf CO.
mo un ClasiCo crudito. Fu6 Seercta-
rio General del COnErcsn Pan = Amcri
can0 r"unihO on Ia CiudnG dc Next
co q nno dc 1901, Sus trukaios en-
Ia. question monctnria, han jueado un
gran pnpcl an la puliticn del eObiCr-
no "n cl a8uniu de Ia refOrina do liz
mnncda y de liz udupci0n del talon
dc orc
la Sido IN hriiluntc ahogaGo Do di
versus corporHcioncs y Tia representa-
do impurtantos iutcrcscs tanto nacio-
nalcs como extranierus. Ifun amigo
del dirunto 4 ARShcphcrd, do Wash
inpton = tlltimamcntc do iiatopilnq.
chihuahua: fuC amigo tUmbiGn dol fi-
uadO Volncy w. Foster de Chicago.
Su cspoSa cs hin del difunto tGnacio
NJ. Altnmrhno. un emincnto Ht"ratp
hombre pibicu. on IN tempo con
Aul dc Mexico en- i'raucia. III
ST. tasasis mHrcharh on Agosto para
Washington.
MUETsTE DE IN FMiHENTE rOfJ-
''t|'n TtaPKnOI.
I'll dfa 20 de Mayo 4 las ITO y.
M. faiicci0 on Madrid ei Sr. SiIvcla. 81
distinsnido poIitico cspahnl.
+ Su muerto hu causadp honda pnnu
en- toda f,spafia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
rI.Ohns PARA RoJEsTVENsilY.

Fi.ORia; PARA ROJESTNENSki.
Toxic. .Iunio l.-.fGl Aimirnntr "a
mHmoto. Ministro tic Marina In OIL
yiado bouquet de flores para 81 ador-
40 del clariu de R0jcatvcnsky Las
flores fucron prcacntudas cor In ST.
TutCnt" Carta:
'Pcrmitnmo cXpTrEHr IA mi req
rctU pOr ri cinnplimionlo de Si dc
bcr como s0ldado. por 81 vnIcntta
cn 81 comh0ir. pur 81 honor do su pa
tria. No puodu dcjnr dc simpntixar
con I'd. Oh las condolences on quo SO
Halla, hcrido. cspeTO que 81 cuidadct
d@ nncstrus hnspitalcs In habiIidad
Il nucgtrOs ciruianos navales. 10 hu-
nm lIevndcrOs SUE snfrimientoA Y
prOntO rccuporG III aalud
El Almirnntc Yamnmoto cnvi6 tam.
hitn una cnrta 4 log oficialcs soida-
dos rusos. hcridOg. munifostdnholcs
an" ospcraba quo sug pndncinienlos
pTorio icrminarnn y SO rcgtablrctcrau
sin tIrlan2a
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
ia NEEVh POLCIA

El mnrtcs scis do th$ corrientcs In
CnmiSi6n do Poiicfa. hizo los str.uien-
tcs n0n.hramiontoa:
bcpartamcnto do Policin. Walter
Napier, CITY Marshal. ron ci rango de
rnronCt
Dan Lewis, hyudnhto del Cny Mar.
3ia'. cor a range hc t"uitnte c0ronel.
Eateban SanEosal: policia con ~ ran
so de capitdn
Anton Krause, poiicfa mona ,du cnn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
Los CAhoNEs JApoNEsEs.

Manila Juuio i.--Ei Principe Potea.
team esta entire los herihos rHsns f,
Aimirante Enquist dice que 81 mayor
hAho causado Il sns buQues fuG cuando
los japonnses estuYicron d;spnrando 3
una distancia de cinCo miIlas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
LA DEIt3OTA RuSA Y LOS CRlTf-
COS NAyALES III ..

us y n \ LES. ~.
Toxic, Junio T.-'El nicmcnlo psic6
logo dc IL sorprcsa, jugo un gran pa.
pei para q gnnaramOs nucs,ra m4ra
villosl victoria. dijo hoy an official
japoneS discutiendo las cuusus c.trdi-
males de IN derrot:l dc Rojcstvcnhy.
'El Almirmte R,lso cstuha pcrfuctu-
mentc isnorantc de nuestra prcsencii'
en- TSusimu. seSnn nueStra CTcnncin
porque II hubicra estndo seguro de q
nosotros cstdbam0s ALI, hubicru Gs
cogido otro paso'.
La posici0n dc Togo era bien CO.
nocida para muchos japoneses, pero
absolute. a este hay que agregaI
Ia preparation sIpcrioridad del pei
sonal japones en- los ounce meSes dc
campafia, bajo todaS lbs posiblcs con
diciunes.
Para perfeccionar aln mas sns
hombres. Togo. comprendieI;.S que Il;
lucha podrfn librarsc en- mar alberto
do su tripulaci0n una larga prac,
4 tica para haccr JueSo durantc ci mai
tempo. con In mar gruesu. vlento re.
clio y los buques en- moyimiento.
I'm porto miiitar de Tokfo. ana!iz
en- los siEuienteA tsrninos la derro-
ia:
'Rcconocimiento impe,f fecto; inte-
iigcncin incomplete, repruchabie eX
traviada; impropin formation de bats
lla. 10 que indica que Rojestvcnsky
no csperaba encontrar Togo en Tsu-
sir1a; eI tempo, In direaei6n drI ytE.n-
to Y dc Ia fuz dcsfayorable para los ri
sos tTogo tcnfa el sol tras 81 dis
paraba con el vicnto, micntTas que
Rojestvensky tenfa ell sol de frente Y
disnaraba en- contra del riGntol; los
rusos malgastaron sus municiones. It
Gotdndolas, hacienda nece.Rria Ia rca
dici6n dc Nebogatoff; por ultimo. In
mnrcada iufcrioridnd de los artiIIeroa
Tuso8'.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
Ell AI.MIRANTE ENQuIST LLORo

FL, A.Ml lRANTE EEQtiST LLORG
Manila. Julio l. EI AlmirHn;c En-.
Qust y su ;stadO Mayor visitarOn Il.
Mayor General CaOrbin, quicn ei
&lmirantc "Xprcs0 Mt Erut}tud pnr iC
dad0. DuCE ci General prsO dispusi-
zion dc los rusog, hOspitaIeS. alimmn,
tos. otc., Corbtn dijo al Aimiranic:
Almrantc, Cudutos almirantcg hubc
on ia bRtallu?
'iiubo cuatro dc nosoiros diio 81
rrEo. LOG otros tuvicron mcjor suci.
tc que so" .dijo llurando f;nWlisi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
LOCALES.

lsidoro Sanchez fuG arrestudu por
pobTc mujer, con un cubO.
la nina J0serina CisuerGs. de nti,-
We meSes de cdad, muri0 el primcyo dc
!nnio en- cl No. 712 de Ia Calle San
Fernando. ID. Miguel Cisneros csiG
muy agradccid0 4 sus numcrusOs ve- !
clhoS amigos que 10 asistlcron du- |
rantc Ia enfermedad de su nina
--Desiderio Cirilo, 4 la edad de G}
amos, murio ell domingo Ell la casa No.
l13 de la Gale Rusk.
Lit Cindad dc San Antonio va 4
regular una iSlesia & In guarnicion del
fuerte Houston. En- brevc comenza- L
rap los trabajos de construction.
I'm ministro protestante bautistu |
negro, bautiz0 el domingo 1iltimo IT,
ma docena de fieles. de color en- el |
Rio de San Antonio, bajo ell Puense
Mil. ante una muchedumbre dc curio
sos
LA Escuela de Metotos, del vern-
| no. Sc abrio en- San Antonio el lunes
]cinco del corriente con una gran asis
toncia de maestros.
J Las lluvias han sido tbundantes
1 duranie csta estacion Casi no lia,
dfa que no llueva
Eel JteT Umschcidt hizo C.lices
ocho mortalcs el domingo { de .Juuic
i Casd cuatro parejas: Vicente VaIderrf
ma Itrarista 5iedio, 30 Laredo Sur
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-08
MUERTE DE IN EMIHENTE roi.I

ESP0Sh UE ASEsTNO pENSIONAuN
San Pc.crsburgo- la Association do
lngenieroa Inn yotado pcnaiones para
Ia esposn y para In madro dc Ivan KR
lief. cl nsesino del Gran DuGuc Ser
Gio.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20
Easter.

If there be one season when fine
weather is desired by the masses more
than another, that season must surely
be Eastertide. The fitful spring sun
shine has frightened many days since
March set in; but. for all that, it is
most unreasonable to depend upon the
weather from one day to another at
this time of the year. Seasonable
weather just now is popularity sup
posed to be succession of rain and
sunshine, usually accompanied by a
cutting east wind. April was called
Octer-monah-the month of the east
wind-and as our Easter Sunday falls
any time during the month succeed
ing the 21st of March, we may be
pretty we'll sure that we shall have
the wind, whether it is tempered by
the welcome sun or not. 1t may IN
terest my readers to know that it was
formerly a common belief that the sun
danced on Easter Day. Centuries ago
poet sang
But Oh. she dances such way.
No sun upon an Easter Day
Is half so fine a sight"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20
BOYS ccLD.BLooDED MURDER.
Willie Arlington Shown to Have
Shot His Stepfather

The coroner's inquest and post
mortem examination on the body og
William Sitz, who was killed by MS
stepson at Malta, showed that it was
a horrible cold blooded murder, as the
evidence showed that Sitz was try
ing to get away from his stepson
Willie Arlington, and that he had
nothing with which to defend himself.
The post-mortem examination shows
that five shots were fired, one strik-
ing in the chest, one cut the coat be-
tween the shoulders and the other
three striking the head. When asked
why he shot after Sitz fell, the boy
said: well, he was not dead"
The shooting was done with an old
fife which the boy had repaired by
putting in new stock, and no shot
was fired at less than siXty-two yards.
The coroner's verdict was that Will
lam Sitz came to his death by gunshot
wounds from a 22-rife in the hands OF
Willie Arlington, with intent to Kill,
and the shooting was not justifable."
The bay will consequently be held to
the district court.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20
Good Friday Superstitions

known-the day was for long hailed
as ''Long-Rope-Day" from the strange
custom kept up until within quite re-
cent years of the fishing fraternity
amusing themselves throughout the
day by numbers of them-grown-up
people--slipping together at one long
rope.
What ancient aspects of Good Fri.
days great lesson such customs were
intended to perpetuate it is difficult
to discover, and the most patient and
prolonged antiquarian and ecclesiolo-
gical investigation to this end would
probably prove futile. At first blush
the idea of a lesson in penitential
humility associates itself with the
now obsolete Good Friday custom OF
washing the tomb of one Molly Crime
at Glentham in Lincolnshire, which
was aforetime regularly carried out,
but the association has it's mercenary
aspect in the fact that neighborine
property was charged with the pay
ment Of Is each to the washers. TIE
practice has been abandoned since
1882, and it is said that the appear
ance of the tomb and the name OF the
occupant now present no incongruity
That "hot-cross buns" should be
eaten on Good Friday is certainly not
a statutory obligation, yet half the
civilized world feel it bounden duty
to include the bun in the menu fol-
that day. The Christian significance
of the cross is ample warrant for tho
custom to many.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20
ONE ASKS HIM
HOW HE GOT RID OF HIS OBSTINATE
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.
Mr.. Jones Tells of the Way by Which He
Treated Himself Successfully
When Doctors Failed.

Six physicians, all of them good, one Of
them specialist, had done their best
for Mr.. Jones at different times during
three years, and still he suffered fear
fully from the fortunes Of rheumatism.
The rheumatism that had been DOR
mant in his system was suddenly
brought to an acute stage by exposure
while he was drawing ice i'll February,
1901. From that time OH for a period
of more than three years he was con-
slant sufferer. He tried many kinds Of
treatment, but the rheumatism wouldn't
bulge. When regular doctors failed,
and one remedy after another proved
useless, many said: II should think he
would give it up and save his money"
OF his condition at this time, Mr..
Jones says: "My rheumatism started
in my right thigh, but in time it ap-
peared i'll every muscle of my body. I
lost the use of my left arm en-
tirely and nearly lost the use of my
right one. My feet were badly affected.
especially the bottoms of the heels.
When my right side was affected there
was swelling, but the left side didn't
swell when the disease settled there.
The internal organs didn't seem to DO
involved at all. The trouble was all in
the muscles and tho nerves.
| Among the few who still encouraged
Mr.. Jones to think that a cure might
yet be found was friend who had rea-
son for great confidence in DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills, and acting Oh her
advice he bought q box of them in Sep
TENDER, 1904. The story of what fol-
lowed is brief, but nothing could be
more satisfactory.
"When was on the third box" says
Mr.. Jones, "I could realize change for
tho better. felt sure then that DIR.
Williams Pink Pills were the right
medicine for my case. kept Oh with
them for several weeks longer and now
I am entirely we'll, and everybody is
asking what took"
Mr.. William Jones lives at Oxford.
Mich. DR.. Williams Pink Pills effect
wonderful cures in rheumatism, because
they work directly Oh the blood which is
the seat of the disease. They are sold
by every druggist.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20
BUT WILL NOT RETURN TO WORK
WHILE lNTIMiDATIONS
CONTINUE.
STRIKER FIRED FIRST SHOT
cORONER'S JURY SAYS FIRING
THAT KILLED TWO WAS BY
IDLE MINERS.

Duluth, Mimi, April 15.-Three hun
dred striking miners from Hibbing in
vaded Chisholm shortly after noon
yesterday, and before they returned
home at S o'clock between 800 and
900 miners employed at the Chisholm,
Pillsbury, Clark, Glen and Monroe
Tenner mines were on their way
home, declaring they will not return
to work while the intimidatiOns con-
tinue. The Morrow mine is the only
one in operation.
When the striking miners reached
Chisholm they were drawn up in COM
pany order, sXty-one lines of five
men each, under four captains. The
men were not armed with rifles,
though it is known many carried re-
vOlvers.
Chief of Police Mcdonald deputized
half a dozen men when he learned
the strikers were coming, and Sheriff
Dates sent detachment to the Leon
ard mines. This was at the request
of Supt. William Wearne, who feared
an outbreak.
Magic talked with the strikers and
they left after half an hours parley.
There was no disorder.
Over 700 Men Quit.
Seven hundred men are out at the
Chisholm Pillsbury, Clark and Glen
mines, where the men are earning
from $3.50 to $4.2O day for nine
hours work at contract, while ordi-
nary laborers are not paid less than
So a day. The men are satisfied with
their pay and the conditions. M. H.
Godfrey, superintendent of the mines
at Chisholm, says he will resume work
today if the men return, otherwise OPP
erations will be suspended until Mon
day.
Says Strikers Fired First.
John l.. Agga and Leander Koski
came to their death by bullets from
firearms in the hands of persons
whose identity has not been ascer-
tanned, while participating in riot
on the night of April H." was in sub.
stance the verdict returned by the
coroner's jury which made an inquiry
into the killing of the two Finnish
miners at Barretts morgue in Hlb'
bling yesterday afternoon. DR.. George
M. Butchard, deputy coroner, con
Quoted the investigation. Twelve wit.
nesses were examined, and it was es
tablished that the five shots fired
came from the strikers ranks, though
several of the Finnish and Italian
miners testified that the opening fire
came from the works, where Porter
Bros employees were behind the
rocks.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20
MONTANA NEWS
EASTERN MEN INVADE BUTTE.
Duluth and Other Northern Men In
vest Heavily.


The most important sale of mining
property that has taken place at Butte
for many years has just been closed,
according to advices from the East
1t is a group of developed and ope-
rating mines in Butte, including the
Spectator, Jessie, Edith May, Miners
Union and others to a syndicate of
Eastern men. headed by T. F. Cole
and James Hoatson of Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. Cole is head Of the mining inter
ests of the United States Steel cor
poration, is one of the chief men in
the Calumet & Arizona mines at Bis
bee, Ariz., which have proved such
phenomenal successes. Mr.. Hoatson
was the discoverer of the Calumet &
Arizona at Bisbee, and opened the
Boston & Montana hines at Butte.
The North Butte Mining company
has been formed to acquire the Butte
properties, with 100000 authorized
capital, of which two-thirds will be is
sued at once for cash at par, in 400,
900 SIS shares. Payment has already
been made on the mines, and they
There has been as yet, however. no
change in management. At present
the speculator is hosting about 600
tons day, and other mines in the
purchase add somewhat to this ton
mage. It is understood that the net
earnings are about $4,000 day, and
that extensions and betterments by
the Duluth crowd will soon double
this.
a large amount of additional ianc.
.suppo sed to carry high values, is being
.optioned to the North Butte company.
These properties lie in a part of the
Butte camp that few years ago was
thought worthless. Now they are
known to carry gold-silver-copper val
ues to considerable depth, below that
rich copper. The Spectator is 1000
feet deep and is growing better as it
goes down.
The advent Of a group OF expert
mining men who in four or five years
have put $6,OOO,00O into Southern Ari-
IONA and have developed properties
there worth nearly ten times that
much. is welcomed at Butte.