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THE BUTTE INTER MOUNTAIN
VOL XXIII. No. 192. BUTTE MONTANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1903. PRICE FIVE CENTS
UNITBD STATES SENATOR W. A. CLARK.
GANG OF TRAIN
WRECKERS'
DEED
Santa Fe Express Goes Into
River and Thirty Peo
ple Are Injured.
BAILS ARE DISPLACED
Engine Leaves Track and
Knocks Bridge Into
the Water.
IvY 4^SO('IA'rED II s.S.
Pueblo, Coln., Oct. 3o.-As the result
of what is thought to be the work of train
wreckers, the . Santa Fe special, loaded
with passengers fromt Denver, Colorado
Springs ayl l'ueblo, was wrecked on a
bridge crossing the Apishana river, 38
miles east of Pueblo and between Fowler
and Manzanola at i :30 o'clock this morn
ing.
The wreck appears to have been caused
by the removing of three rails on the ap
proach of the bridge. The engine left
the track and turning slightly to thd right
carried the train on to the pile approach
to the bridge and knocked the bridge into
the creek.
The engine, two baggage cars, chair car
and day coach plunged to. the bed of the
creek and lay there in a mass of wreck
age. Nobody was killed but 30 persons
were injured. Only five of these are re
ported to be seriously hurt.
Following is a list of the injured:
Seriously injured--J. E. Walker, engin
eer, La Junta, badly scalded.
(Continued on Page Nine.)
GOIIBR IMJOS 5PH K . TOOL&
FORTY-FIVE DROWN
WHEN STEAMERS
CO LIDE
Late Reports Say Japanese
Steamer Sank Soon
After Collision.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Yokohama, Oct. 30o.-It was ascer
tained today that 45 pecrsons out of to.1
who were on board the steamer Tokio
Maru were drowned as the result of the
sinking of that vessel yesterday after hav
ing hlen in collision with the Russian
steamer Progress of Hakodate, Japan.
The engineer of the steamship suc
ciln~ed after having been picked up by
the Progress. The mails and all the valu
ables of the sunken vessel were lost.
The tecidnt occurred at 4 a. In. in a
dense fog six miles from ilakodate. The
'I k.i-..us. bhichl belonged to tha Yusen
Knisha company of Tokio, sank imsnc
diatety. After rescuing all the persons
posrible the Progress returned to lHako
dnte. She was severely damaged.
The Russian consul is making up a
st:utement of the case for the court of
inquiry. The -steamer Jinsen-Mart has
gone to the scene of the disaster with
divers to search for the bodies of the per
sons who were drowned.
SCHOONER ON ROCKS
ll? AS.OCIATE.D Pli S.
New York, Oct. lo.-The schooner S. C.
Bartlett, which Failed front St. Vincent,
Cape Verde Island, Septemiber 29, for New
Bedford,, Mass.; is ashore on the rocks at
Zachs bar on the south shore of I.ong
Island. The captain and crew of 1a men
and to passengers were landed in a surf
boat by the life saving crew.
Millionaire Philanthropist Dead.
DY ASSOCIATED PRSI:S
St. Louis, Oct. 3o.-Joseph Itogsland,
millionaire philanthrophist, is dead in this
city, aged 8o years.
JAMES J. HILL MADE
CHAIRMAN OF BOARD
Arbitration Commission Consider the Most Feasible
Method of Procedure.
Four of the most representative umen itt
the entire West are giathlred in Itutte this
afternoon, discussing the. shutdown sitla
tion, anxious It tio sl methlinhg to relieve
existing conditions. IThly nre l.ames J.
Hill, president of tihe trea:t Northe'rnt rail
way and of the Northetrn Securities colt
pany, known tas the greatest railroaid tman
in the world and one of its g:cnatet finanil
clers; United States Senatonr W. A. C(lark
of Mlontonn, multi-millionuire, brillianut
business man and profound stiudlet of
affairs; Governor Joseph K. TuIole of Moin
tana, Inwyer, pubthlicist and orator, and
United States Senator Paris (Ihsoll of
Montana, founder of the city of IGrat
Falls, friend of President Roo.evelt. land
owner and developer of the country's nat
ural resources.
They have come together at the lre'lu.st
of the Business Men's association of Great
Falls to act as a comntmittee of tmediation
IS A COUNTER PLOT
The Servian Conspirators
Would Murder Assas
sins of Late King.
SY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Belgrade, Servia, Oct. 3o.--After a long,
search Captain Lunjevics, irother of thed
late Queen Draga, has been rearrested. lie
was captured in the laundry room of the
fort here.
The arrest of Generatl Magelics and
other officers is itmminent.
It is understood that a plot has been dts
covered against the murderers of Kina
Alexander and Queen l)raga.
FIND PARKS GUILTY
ON EXTORTION
CHARGE
py AStititAlEintt .,4
New York, Oct. 3o.-- ;:3 p.. n .-T1.j
jury in the Parks extortion trial has rc
turned a verdict of guilty.
GRAYELLE PLEADS
ANSWERS NO GIL''YkTOCHARGES
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
DYNAMITING CASES.
eFI,41'AI. T TIE IN'Tl'l Mlir'NTAIN.
Helena, (let. 3o.---Isac (;Gravelle ilealed
not guilty in tht tdistrict court' today to
tihe two new inrormations filed' ycsterdtla
charging a felony in contnecton' with lis
alleged attempts to blow up Northrn l'Pa
cific trains,
Ilis attorney, l.co l.a Croft, preseftttd
the plc:t to judge Smith. G(;rvcrle's cah.b4
for trial uttler the two informationts were
set for D)ecember 14 and: l i6.
The accusedl was brought from ihis cell In
the county jail to enter Itii plea and then
returned, the whole incident occupying btyt
a few millutes.
JUDGE BOYLE DISPOSES
OF SOME MINOR CASES
Boys Who Play Hollow'en Pranks and
Men Who Will Disturb the Peace
Come Before His Honor.
Judge Ioyle h'di.posetd ofI a fw offenders
against the dignity of the city today.
\Villi.m 'Th'lmas was charged with ehibit.
inlg a d adly is pon i ll i i i Ithl eialling nIIi r.'I
The court as' e'.ted timt $. , ald .ost s,l and inl
dlefault of payllll he was coillltlitt(ed to serveI'
twelve and a 1:11 cldays in the city jail.
I)an Fllulli'-ty \ ', onl h:aI ld t'o ra:linl Wily
lie brotke a v.indlow in Nick Ilughs' all ,ll.
lie was iig lll gndtl a id pl. l'ed ot I iiilty. ldul
had hits htarlilt st filr t l '.da.y, N.ovImlj 3.
Johni lKincock Iand ,anites lideIr 'ngagucd itt
a fight at the Silser ltow Ilrewtly, andl were
taken in by the police. \\hnit tyll) appleated
this tmorning tihe Ill;oltager of tillh' tplace with
drew the chaurRe tgain.l.t tliutm.
Phil ,cDonahlu , a i ..small boy. was charged by
W. Winn, whll lives at 31a \\'a-,t P'orphyry
street, with getting away with tI clothceline,
bult on the promise of the boy's lfather to se1nd
himl to school andI keep linlt out or mischiet,
his honor turned him over to his parents.
Charles (;Geiser, nnotiher boy, was c.a;rgerd
with malicious .tisc.lhif. Carles was a.cused
by G. G. Mlanuel of 7.*9 South Main street, of
taking possessiorn of his wagonl on Iflltow 'en
night. The boy was turlned over to hii.i latlher,
who promised to keep him out of mischief.
HELENA HOSPITAL AND
POOR FARM ATTACKED
tSPtCIA, TO Ttrill INtER MrIUN 1JAIN.
Helena, O(ct. 35.--Written on a pastei.board
box in a conspicuouts place in tile hold Jewish
cemetery, near the poor farm, was found a
communlcation addressted to nobodtly in particu.
tar, and signed by nobody, attacking the imata.
agement of the county hospital and poor farm.
It went on to say, in a scrawling handwriting,
that the inmates were not properly cared for
and the management was little short of a die.
grace. Jacob Deer, tile superintendent, 'says
the charges are unfounded, while the county
eommlssioners lndors. what he says, The
writing was evidently the work of some crank.
AGED PUBLISHER AND
WIFE ARE ASPHYXIATED
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago, Ill,, Oct. jo.-Horace L, Green
and his wife were found dead in bed here
today, the result of asphyxiation, Green
was publisher of the Free Thought, Maga
sine. He was p7 and his wife asbut' 7ya
years old. The aged couple were prob.
ably the victims of an accident, A gasisJt
was found aartly ogae.
hetw tt 11th" wdaringll llntc ts fit .lultl,.
how critical the situation, its it it'rets
the prlosl' rity and con1trltrce of tlih \\'V ,t,
how imiportati its belaring oilt all brauli'es
of triadle, is uicalted by tl f, ct that these
mil ,,hLould asseliblt' to try 'o ild ia so.ih
tla of the diflculty.
I'rt ,idnt 1111. senator tibson and (Ov
ernor T''uh arr.ivd in lult. on Mr. Ill'w
special train hurtly before to uo'clock this
Iln1int g. Tllh te i as it p Itlluinary cunt
i rn.I haIt avlle Seators Clark itdtl liibl
itm . nt I Ir. Hill at Slu.en.tlor 'lairk' homeI,.
tr,,r 'ITli, a: ul adjourned Ito Senatior
Lark's imlice, where they ttintained in
ot.r ieni. l ntil il about o'clock whlen
Senato' r (lak ttook tithen homet to tlun
.Ic.h . Illt" Iotly thing done at the ' morn
ing ',.c iu1. .tcc ildi 1g to ti1e a. il, ine1111 nt'lllit
ll'ntiinue' on Page Nine.)
MURDER UNEARTHED
Charred Bones of an Iowa
Merchant Are Found
in a Barrel.
DV AS.otIAl.SI lU'ilt .
I)ubuqut, iow a., Oct. ,u. the charred
tIler: of Juostus Harwig, a promliti'ent t'citi
zes of I)unuqlue, were ftilt11i in Ithe ahesl
of ta harret tnear Volga City today. The
skull had been fractured. It in believed
that 11larwig wits murdtered.
WHERE IS MULLINS?
MAYOR FAILS TO APPEAR BEFORE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
OF CITY COUNCIL.
'Pat Mullins took tte .MaeGicinniss
mrthod of scaipilng the investilgaling coil
nliltee of the city council today. The
c, :immittee net at ithe city hall and waited
for Mullins to appear, )ut0 aifter anl hour
and ino return on the slllnons i..led, they
prreerdrd to the examinatio of lIlrt
Marsh, who holds the power of attorney
given by M. Hi. Gibbons, who claims that
Mlullins has $S,.uo of the latter's tmoley.
Several papers certifyinWg to the power of
atterney and demands made on the mayor
flif ihie Imoney were identified and or
4tered spread on the mllinutells.
The conlinttee 'have enrllavored Io get
the inayi'r to atltelld, but he has eluded
thelc thus far.
Jadge Wines i- i conducting the examina
lion for Newtonl l M& NIIsh, Who are ell
leavoring to collect the llollney Iroll tllh
mlliayor.
COAL MINERS GO OUT
IIIY A, r, I VI 1 1'1I 3.
Tinidad, fol,., tit. ;u. The great
trike of coal miners peI ling in distrit
!111. 15 for l0o tliu , %%wi officially called
yeterday.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY AFTER
RESTRAINING ORDER
Seeks to Prevent Missoula County Treas
urer From Selling Cattle Belonging
to Halfbreods for Taxes.
.L'ilanlllt I'nit li l atel At~llll l y (' g .e II.
i rcadhy ppli1d I indge K4Wi. ii lToday Slli
ilrisohlll coun ty, i i' on tll ai..i d l '1111 taxil (tinlly
r'li sonl' Icli l n , i)ll i l Irlil rel y vl
:lo I' milolll gi t'MI l l i haI l l I 'a ,I lil l Alt -
'a' 'i 'li, ii a j'lil'Lira'l"• i III, Iiigti r iurl.
lion' , h, lf bles'.
"hl' lltireIsll 'r cIlaim $t1 , ' 14 l i Iai - M l'
ls'lhl, who is iLiI i ll Ih e .'llil t l-. r frlth' Iis
o Tia teil ri' and al;:it ni lo he '(a'I h i,
strainilng olraL lly, toy e llil l s it i:o al illIII Ull
the couIily illil' alli'er tI'1 1i1w iy ftve at I'ula I lya,
I anitilnhgr 1la, wAy he 1tultl ' w be prictolt.
t.nlly ('t~nllllr i.,i'll)l' r IX I,. lNllhii llt i i Slhl.a
i ally ( il id, y of
'hiis iing ot hed Hitorian Sut he fSevderal
ii Y Ai SOCIA'I I o I't:liSS.
cBeurtl Ia, hect, 3.- uProf. Mo ion a, tenty
hin torian, who wa h born tin 7, their a sbil
ityc asious. s i left side iu paralyzed a t
here i tle ho pe ofi i the higcover courtsy,
All aColone 14,l Hlolland flwl' il Lives.m
LITTLE ITEMS OF NEWS
FROM VIRGINIA CITY
I,\1. , "'Tl 'Jlii, IN"i it, M OI1'N'IAIN,
ViToekia I ity, cot. 30. - he rlatest bum frllln
Shtilidan1 that Ihlrew.intalive Frank ILinderman
is agitating slarting at new newspaper for that
receivedwn and has already re officeivd numbr o f
lber, owa, syri s that Cot. . C. olland is
The ed es in attendanc e with a skullhe Tfracture'
institute wei'e royally entl rtained last night at
l dance in h of Al ri t he aw. Virgini Ci
JIancing club. About ioo ( couples welt present.
Counly (Comnlii ilier I'.. 1. 11Marl. of She'
an ad Editor w anork C y of ilvDrill were
here tod:a.
PROF. MOMMSEN IS DYING
Distinguished Historian Suffers Severe
Apoplectic Shock.
IIY ASSOCIA'TE.D P1E'1SS°
Berlwin, Oct. 3o.--Prof. Mollvr, e, the
historian, who was born in 1817, has su,
fired a severe apopletic shock. He is un
caoscious. llis left side is paralyzed and
there is Qittle hope of hris recovery.
Colonel Holland Still Lives.
BY AASOCIATEI Pul.l!,
Topeka, Kan., Oot. 3o.--The latest bulletin
received at the Santa Fe office from Fort Mad.
lison, Iowa, says that Col. T. C. Holland is
still alive, but that his death is hourly ex
pected. He is suffering with a skull fracture
sad dislocation of the law.
New York Sllver.
New York, Oct. 3o.-Bar silver, hoc; Mexi.
aw iolhlirs, .46
UNITED STATES SBNATOR PARIS GIlSON.
FALLS DEAD WHILE
FRIENDS TAKE
HER HAND
New York Girl Suddenly
Expires While Cele
brating Birthday.
NY A,'(II IAlD PIl'l 4M.,
New York, ()ct. Ju.---While beinlg con
gratulated iby it lnuIlber of wouiImeI friends
on htr a5th birthday at her rridenre in
Irlnhklyn, Mi i Ilentric. Holentlltal, ellest
dlauIghter of the laire Adolph RoIenthl , a
wealthy jeweler. of Charlcrtn, 9.' C'., ut
tered a cry :Indtfell unconseius at the feet
of her will wiahller. W\V'hll Ii hhi,'ciansI
reachcd thll Il:lce' he was deadl.
ANARCHISTS AT WORK
(EFFORT TO START A GENERAL
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN ON
ACCOUNT OF STRIKES.
IIY AS'l' IAll. I. lt '1 S ,
I /i' tle l lit, ( l it. -f . 'i'll la' ; il hI I r h
are w lltv i rej:itoI flmlntlillr 11 gkienehal Mstrik
in sympathy with thie stiktr ir t Ihlcdso
'I e Bcaptain tiit l Iha hurrite dly efd t Itar
celna foir Madri. Airealy large ninil
her4 of pelir e :ore llt t of w ork in c ilse
qtuence of the .hiting dawn of luily lclt,
factories.
LOVER HANGED FOR THE
MURDER OF SWEETHEART
BY Atir0 IA'TE I III .s.
Atlanta, u O t. 3o.--IM llard Le" Wail
hanged hero today for then murder of Miss
L.ila May Suillles on May so, lopt.e.
1le was a rejected _ llilor anl killed Miss
Suttles just after th,' minister pronouncn d
the bentdic:tihlo at her wedding at lien
I1i1 near Atlanta.
]Lee wa granted -six respites.
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~Addk'S J, HILL, PRBSIDBlrlT GRL~AT ~YOA.I'MR~R~ RAILW~K
ARBITRATION
BOARD IS
HERE
Senator Gibson, J. J. Hill,
and Governor Toole
Get to Butte.
BII LES ARE.I AU.TJ,
Business Men and Labor
Assembly Call for an
Extla Session.
There. were ino, frills oin the reception of
the distinguished gentlemlnl w who arrivted in
ltue this mornnlllg Ito temler their goodl
ofli 'es ii l tm di-tioll between the warringl
eleme1, .
Not asoul blut the yardmas ter w;ias on
hand to, wehli'me the l ill special train,
h l-arinl: l'Pre.i, l lrn James, J. H ill ofl the.
treat Nirtihll railway, G ov. Ji,'eph K.
Too'l'h :lllt Senator c1; ei l' ilbson, whens it
pulled into thle rearyit Nolhrii o deplt at
9;5c o'clonck Ihis morrinlg.
"l Mr.' wailk t," said Mr. h ill. "Itc'
a linetl r wior and it will do uSi . lgd."
"All right," said the governor with en
thul..sian,, and "All right." echoed Senator
ibsonr, though he lookedt furltivly it theu
Wyom (inl treet hill and s' ighed.)
Then They Struck Out.
Then, three a.rtst, they sntruck out,
Governor Toole carrying his own, suit case
and Mr. Hill making the pace.
gcntlemen wore an overcoat, Sateor Gib
son's perhaps the most fashionable in cut
. (Coniinned on Page Twelve.)

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