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The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
washington Lawyer Killed by Train.

WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Whilc driv-
ing across the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road track near Tacoma park, several
miles from this city, Major Daniel
ODriscoll, one of Washington's prom
inent lawyers, was struck by a train
and instantly killed. He came to this
city from Chicago, where he was prom
inent both in the law and in politics.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
REDUCED RATES TO DIES MONIES. IA
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Account Meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge !. O. 0. F.

For the meeting Of til, Sow
ereign Grand Lodge, I. O. 0. f., to
be held at Des Moines, Ia, Sept. Is
to 20. 1892. the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell special ex'
eursion t,ckets to Des Mones from
all stations on it's lines at reduced
rates. Tickets will be on sale from
Septc Der II to IA, Inclusive. good
toreturn until Sept. %, when proper
ly executedby joint Agent and a
fee OF rs cents paid. BY depo.iting
ticket with Joiut Agent at Des.
Moincs between September 16 and
p, inclusive. and the payment OF 81
cents. an extension Of return limit
to October IS may be obtained.
For specific rates and further in'
form alton apply to nearest ticket
agent.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09

MAssachusetts 7evsoHss' asg
BOSTON, Sept. 9.-For the 6rst tiIn1
in their political experience the Social
lists Of MASSACHUSETTS, have held a statss|
convention as On officially recognises
Socialist party for the purpose of nor
mating state ticket to be voted on @
November Representative James MI
Carey Of Haverhill presided. Thfty+9
four towns and cities were representa-
by delegates. go
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
Mules Being Returned to Mines.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 8. - Ten
cars Of mules from the coal mines
which were pasturing in Lancaster and
Chester counties have been shipped
from Gainesville to Wilkesbarre. There
are still about twenty carloads in this
county, and it is understood that they
will he shipped to the coal regions this
week.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
The Cznriuo Out of Danger

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. Oft is
officially announced that the czarina
has passed the critical period Of her
recent miscarriage. Her case is with
out complications, and she liz progress
ing toward complete recovery.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
TRANSPORT sherman Sails.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--The war
department is advised that the trans
port Sherman sailed from Manila
Sept. for San Francisco with
90 sick, 100 casuals and II discharged
soldiers.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09

BAR HARBOR, Me-, Sept 9.-Mr.
De Wollant first secretary Of the Rus,
sian embassy and acting minister to
Mexico, who is visiting here, gives per-
sonal assurances that the report of his
illness and death was incorrect.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
Delaware National Guard Encampment
LumbrCOk -. BaItimare and


Only tifty.three (j3) cents rourd-
trip, Wilmington TO Lumbrook (near.
est poinO. account cncampment
Delaware National Guard. Tickle Is
sold September 6 to II. Trains leave
Delaware avenue station, week days,
4. So a. H., 330, 6.l2 p. H. Sundays
9.O5 u. III. 5 81 p. III. On September
10. Governors Day, trains viii leave
Wilmington, 6. IS u. M, ll.3l a. m.
$50 and G.l2 p. IN.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
O'ReiIIy Succeeds Eoru 90 Il

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Gencral II.
NJ. O'Rclly, who succeeds General W.
IL. FOrwOod as surgeon general of the
army, has entered formally on the dis.
charge Of the duties Of his new Of
fra
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
Baseball Player Suspended.

TOLEDO. o.. Sept. 9.-,Iohn Flour.
nov, the fast left fielder Of the Louis
vile American association team. was
today indefinitely suspended for in.
suuordnaiiOn.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09
Arrcstinr EIrUiD's Followers.

PORT AL PRINCE, Haiti. Sept. O.
The government has begun to arrest
the partisans Of General Firmin. the
revolutionary candidate for the presi-
dency of Haiti.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09

m GOCD OP OtTUNITY = SD Will,
~ earn ~ 0; moEes fully scared; larger
'Sun,s ray IL tqinl pr portion, you may with
Draw var ,nonoy ON iein1nl Central Sc
ourits IA. W Vail Blre.t. sew York.
naS.utuwk 2wks
The evening Republican., 1902-09-09

Tuylois Kidney Cure. for diseases
liver aud kidneys. W. Z. Taylor SO2 King
street.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06

day last week. II is thought the
horse will not be able to be worked
for sometime.
Quite n number from this COM
munity attended Children Exer-
ciscs mt Two-mile Branch church
Sunday night, and reported IL
quito II success.
We hear Claude Cahall has n
new buggy, "look out girls"
John Holloway OF Gamma visit
ed his mother Saturday and Sum
day.
Misses Helen Ilcnslcy and Maud
Archer were shopping in Mont
gomery Monday.
Mrs. Dick White visited Mrs.
Robert Iliclcrson Saturday eve.
Joe Scale and family were the
guests OF the formers father Sat-
urdoy. Now GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
Mt. Pleasant.

Decoration Day was observed Mt
this place last Friday. Many came
to decorate their friends and loved
ones graves.
j. ID. Hunter and wife spent from
Friday to Sunday with relatives
near Amcricus.
Jcnctt Ellis and wife came up
from st. Charles Co. Friday cvc-
ming to remain n week with homc-
folks.
II. j. Morrow and wife of Gala
way Co. spent Sunday here with
ID. 7. Millikan and family.
MIR. Litchc and wife of Big Spring
and Mrs. Max Copp of Fairfield, III,
were the guests of Artie Davidson
and wife Sunday.
Misses Lizzie and Maymc Hem
stead spent Saturday night with
Miss Iona Millikan.
w. V. Patterson was visitor
here again Sunday.
Several OF the young folks were
very pleasantly entertained at the
home of w. Y. Owings' Saturday
evening.
Mrs. j. c. lIcmsteai spent sew
eral days last week with her daught'
or near New Florence.
Quite number from this place
attended Children's exercises n
High Hill Sunday night.
VIOLET.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
mons at New Hope Baptist Church
last Sunday at 1 n. m. and 1 p. IN.
o. u. GUESS.
Now Elorence.

Miss Mac Miller of st. Louis Is
here visiting Mrs. Lou Hatchet
and Miss Belle Shcarmcycr.
Miss Lydia Kallmcycr who Mt
tended William Woods College
came home last Thursday TO spend
vacation.
Earl Wilson Is visiting in st.
Louis this week.
Miss Gcrtic Lohman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. Il. IIosto.
Miss Angie Davault has arrived
home from Mexico where she at
tended Hardin College during the
winter and will spend vacation
with homcfolks.
The &. p. Church will hold its
Childrcn's Day exercises next sum
day, June Sth.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage OF Miss Nettie Gott and Mr..
George Rohliing OF near Big
Spring, which event will be q iiet
ly celebrated Mt the c. p. Church
in this place Wednesday evening
June 4, 1902.
Decoration Day was observed in
an appropriate manner at this
place last Friday. Formal SER
vices were held at the Methodist
church after W hich large crowd
repaired to the cemetery and in
formally decorated the graves with
flowers while the Blue and the
Grey were marked with a special
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
Flower r1issiOn.

Next Monday, June ., is Flower
Mission Day, one OF the many de-
partmcnts of the w. G. T. u.
The Union of this city will OBJ
serve the day by holding an open
session of the Loyal Temperance
Legion. This Legion is another
department OF the w. G. r. U.
work and is specially devoted to
training and instructing the chill
drcn against all evil, specially the
evil effects of alcohol and tobacco
on the human system. This de-
partmcnt is supcrintcndcd by Miss
Lcola Faulconcr ably assisted by
Miss Nellie Graves. An interest,"
ing program of rccitations, songs
exc. will be rendered by the chill
dren in the W. G. I. L. Hall next
Monday evening Mt 5 o'clock to
which all are invited. The pa
rents of these children are cspec-
inlly invited. This il free to all.
No admission fee will be- charged.
The usual hat collection will be
taken.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
NcighbOrhOOd News,
AmoriCus.

The crops on Dry Fork are hard to
beat and especially the wheat.
w. a. Crockett, wife and daught-
cf Ruth OF Montgomery was In
town n few days.
Billy Litchc and family visited
Gus Icomafcld and family Sum
day, also Albert Mcycrand family.
Some from here attended Deco
ration service Mt Rhincland.
Ollie Mosely visited homcfolks
Saturday and Sunday.
Owen Gentry, wife and son Her
bent, j. r. Dickcy and wife visited
George crnig's Sunday.
Frank IIoltwick aud wife Of West
Dry Fork dincd with Dick Berk's
Sunday.
DIR. Pcmbcrton, dentist. has been
In our town few days and doing
good work.
G. l.. Dickcy writes from Fort
Logan, Colo. that he likes the West
fine, and enjoys army life. lie
spends n great part of his time with
his sister in Denver, Colo, Mrs. j. X
Huddlcston.
Mrs. Milton Tate, just west oi
town, Is very low OF heart failure
DIR. Huffman was called.
Messrs Earl Bibb and Arch
Thompson made business trip (p)
to Big Spring Sunday night.
Gus Hovcman'of Big Spring wa,
in town Sunday eve.
Miss Mana Shncklcford visited
Callic Quick Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Baker and daughter
were In town trading last week.
Tim Holtwick and Mr.. Colichs oi
Rhincland visited the formcr's
brother ON West Dry Fork Sunday
BILL NYE.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
Now Hope

Abundant rains at present and
crops are growing fine. Some
report chinch bugs in the rye and
oats but doing no damage.
Mrs. Kate Oliver and her mother
were trading in wcllsvillc last
Saturday.
John Lewis and wife OF near
Wellsville attended preaching here
last Sunday.
Sam Penn and family visited
VIM. Appling and family last
Sunday.
Miss Lottic McCord visited Mrs.
Bob Oliver last Sunday.
Stella and Mamie Dickey spent
several days last week with her
grand mother Mrs. {. V. Worm
ington.
Rev. p. ii. Taylor visited Rev. |.
NJ. Oliver last Saturday and Sum
day.
Everybody attended Decoration
last Friday either at Montgomery
City or Wellsville.
Rev. p. II. Taylor of Rush Hill,
Mo. preached two excellent SER
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
Locust Grove

We are having plenty OF rain.
The next thing we hear will be we
are having too much rain.
Judge White and wife visited at
Ben Mabry's Sunday eve.
Sam White and family were
shopping in Wellsvillc one day
last week.
Miss Grace Haight is the guest OF
her brother, Frank and wife this
week.
James Houf and wife visited at
Dan White Sunday eve.
Tom Goodwin of Pine Knot vicin-
ity was visiting relatives in this
neighborhood this week.
Robert Hickerson got one of his
horses very badly cut on wire one
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
Cross Roads,

Fred Fcuf went to Mexico FRI
day.
Gus Ittncr and family went to
Montgomery Friday.
Wesley Sanders and family went
to Wcllsvillc Friday.
Look out girls, Claud Cahall has
"a new buggy. He purchased
IL In st. Louis.
Claud Cahall went to Montgom-
cry Friday morning and Wells
willie in the afternoon.
Fred Kraft and sister Gertrude
were In Montgomery Friday cvcn-
ing.
Carl Fuhr was In Montgomery
Wednesday OF last week. Miss
Francis Knocilcr accompanying
him home.
Miss Rctta Maupin and sister
Flora visited Misses Emma and
Gertrude Kraft Sunday.
II. A. Kraft visited Guss Ittncr
Sunday.
Children's services mt Two-Milc
were well attended.
Services at Cross Roads next
Sunday. Everybody invited to
come.
Carl Fuhr went to wcllsvillc
Friday.
John Kraft purchased a McCor-
mick binder Friday.
We wish to correct printers
mistake. Roy Cahall's fleece OF
wool weighed IL lbs. instead OF TO-
VIM. George Maupin visited +
Il. Kraft Sunday morning.
Jas. Anderson has a buggy now
Geo. Anderson and sister ant
Octnvis Baugh and sister attended
Childrcn's services at Two-Mil,
Sunday night.
Roy Cahall visited Ross Thorlcy
Artie Kcadle visited home folk
Tuesday OF last week.
Miss Sibly Baugh closed tw,
months school Thursday.
Roy Cshall went TO Montgomcr,
Tuesday.
Noticc-Rcv. Giddcns will prea cl
mt Cross Roads Sunday night In
: stead OF Sunday afternoons
We have heard of several VIII,
, have had to plant their corn owe
; In the last week. ToPsY.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
decoration of ilags.

Mrs. w. o. Moore left last
Thursday for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Floy See visited in Wells
Vile last Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. Il. windsor has been en-.
joying visit with relatives In
Fulton the past ten days.
Several carloads OF wheat, cat
tie and hogs have been shipped
out from this place the past week.
7. II, Ford enjoyed visit from
his sister Mrs. Spencer one day
this week.
George Hardy of st. Louis is
enjoying his annual vacation here
at the home OF his aunt Mrs. DR..
Holcomb.
Joe Coiiman of near High Hill
united with the Christian church
at this place last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Chas. Foster OF Warren
ton were here Decoration Day and
remaieed for few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frazier OF
st. Louis We're the guests OF rela-
tives here last week aud attended
the Decoration Day ceremonies.
Kizer Wilson spent a few hours
here with his parents last Sunday
and left the same evening for Full
ton.
c. A. Bast OF Mexico is here en-
joying a fishing trip to Loutre
with a party of New Florence
friends. PuELLA.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
For Sale

One lot and store building in
Truxton, Mo-, also residence and
nine acres of ground near Truxton.
Call and see or write Mrs. j. G.
Brown or the undersigned for
particulars.
II REV. JACKSON GIDpENs.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06

The TRIBUNE and Coleman =
Rural Word, one year. si.5O.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
AGENTS WANTED

LIFE or y. DEWIrr rtLutcE. by
bis Son REV FRANK DEWITT TAI.
MAGE aud associate cditor. NJ Christian
Harold; Only book endorsed by ralmage
amlly Enormous profit inr agents who
act quickly. Outht ten cents. Write i'm
mediately CLtRk a. 60, -. \. Jfh
~. Philadelphia. Pa. Mention this
Paper. ~.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06
CLUB RATES.

The TRIBUNE and Semi weekly
Globe Democrat ono year, si.75.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06

The TRIBUNE, Scmi-wcekly
Globe Democrat, Colemans Rural
World, one year 1925.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06

the TRIBUNE and Missouri State
Republican one year St.50.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-06-06

The TRIBUNE, Missouri State Re-
publican, Coleman's Rural World
one year $500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
r-Second secretary Of the legatiol

"C-Second secretary of the legation,
ST. 500.
@D-Consul general at Havana, Ss,-
oco.
"E-Conslils at;3hlc5
"Cienfuegos, $1,000.
Santiago de- Cuba, 5000.
Il do not recommend the present
restoration of the consulates formerly
maintained at Baracoa, Cardenas, Ma
tanzas, Nuevitas; Sagua La Grande and
San Juan de los Remedies. The com,
mercial interests at those posts here
tofore have not been large. The con.
sular fees collected there during the
fiscal year ISo6o7 aggregated $752ao
It is believed that the actual needs Of
the six offices named can be efficiently
served by agents under the three
principal consular offices, until events
/ 7r4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
VII.


eIhat to enable the United States to
MAINTAIN the independence of Cuba,
and to protect the people thereof, as
cell as for its own defense, the govern
ment of Cuba will sell or lease to the
United States lands necessary for coal
ing or naval stations at certain specified
points, to be agreed upon with the Pre-
sident of the United States.
THAT by way of further assurances
the government of Cuba will enbody
the foregoing provisions in per1na-
nert treaty with the United States.
"The people of Cuba, having framed
constitution embracing the foregoing
requirements, and having elected
president who is soon to take office, the
time is near for the fulflment OF the
pledge of the United States to leave the
government and control of the island
of Cuba to its people. am advised
by the secretary of war that It is now
expected that the installation OF the
government of Cuba and the teT1nlna-
!, ton of the military occupation OF that
island by the United States will take
place on the twentieth of May next.
/. at is necessary and appropriate that
; the establishment of international rela
| tions with the government OF CUBA
f should coincide with it's Inauguration
as well as to provide channel for the
conduct of diplomatic relations with the
S new state as to open the path for the
Y immediate negotiation of conventional
i agreements to carry out the provisions
r of the acts above quoted. 1t IS alst
advisable that consular Representatives
be established without delay at the prln
Il cipal Cuban ports in order that com
merce with the island may be conduc1
r ed with due regard to the formalitle
II prescribed b the revenue and navlgs
], sion statutes of the United States, an
e hat American citizens in Cuba ma
e have the customary local resorts ope
o to them for their business needs, an
Is the case arising, for the protection
b. their rights.
le II therefore recommend that prov
sion be forthwith made and the salarie
appropriated, to be Immediately avail
oe able for.
n Ya) Envoy extraordinary and minis
e. ter plenipotentiary to the republic
~ Cuba, $4,000.
"b) Secretary of the legation 5000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

may show the necessity of erecting a
fu1l consulate at any point. The COM
mercial and political conditions of the
island of Cuba while under, the Spanish
Crown afford little basis for estimating
the local development of intercourse with
this country under the influence of the
new relations which have been created
by the achievement of Cuban indeper-
|dence and which are to be broadened
land strengthened in every proper way
by conventional pacts with the Cubans
land by wise and bencfcent legislation
aiming to stimulate the commerce bet
tween the two countries, if the great
task we accepted in 1898 is to be fitting
l1y accomplished,
@THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
IeWhite House, Washington, March 27
IIoo2."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
Continued from page p

"That the government of Cuba shall
never enter into any treaty or other
compact with any foreign power or
powers which will impair or tend to-
impair the independence of Cuba, nor
in any manner authorize or permit any
foreign power or powers to obtain by
Colonization or for military or naval
pur poses or otherwise, 1odgment IN or
control over any portion OF said island.
II.
"That said government shall not as
sume or contract any public debt, to
pay the interest upon which. and to
make reasonable sinking fund provision
for the ultimate discharge of which, the
ordinary revenues of the island, after
defraying the current expenses OF go
vernment shall be inadequate.
III.
That the government of Cuba con-
sents that the United States may exer-
else the right to intervene for the pre-
servation of Cuban independence, the
maintenance of a government adequate
for the protection of life, property and
individual liberty, and for discharg1ne
the obligations with respect to Cubs
imposed by the treaty of Paris on the
United States; nov to be assumed ano
undertaken by the government Q
Cuba.
".
That all acts of fine United State
in Cuba during its military occupanc,,
thereof are ratified and validated, an'
all lawful rights acquired therernde
shall be maintained and protected.
!, s. V.
".Thas the government of Cuba wi
execute, and as far as necessary, e ten
the plans already devised OF othe
plans to be mutually agreed upon, fo
1.-THE sanitation of the cities of the islant
z-ste the end that a recurrence OF epid'
: mic and infectious diseases may be PR
vented, thereby assuring protection
the people and commerce of Cuba, {
well as to the commerce of the soutl
~ ern ports of the United States and tf
: people residing therein
VI.
x THAT the Isle of Pines shall /
= omitted from the proposed constitution
al boundaries of Cuba, the title ther
;, to being left to future adjustment /
: treaty.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26
His MAJESTY OF ENGLAND IS
C0NVRL6SCING WITH MORE RI
PIDITy THAN DOCTORS EXPECTED
He Takes Much Interest in What the World
Felt AOOut His Illness

LONDON, June 2G II 0G a mixing
Edwards S progress IN conyalescen e
occasions the greatest satisfaction in
all Official circles.
His majesty is already displaying
the greatest interest in all public
questions and expressing gratitude
over the world soicitude by opening
number of kilograms with his own
hands.
The improvement in the kings con-
dition this morning was most marked
Everybody in Buckingham Palace IS
delighted and high hopes are enter
tained that the convalescence will he
much more speedy even than was ex
pected last light
King Edward saw several members
OF the royal family during the mora
ing. The queen remained at the
palace
In most of the churches throughout
the land the services which were 20
commemorate the coronation are TAX
ing place in the changed form of inter-
cessionary services.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

The follow = ,H..'et;n vas pasted at
Buchjnehau 2s,are az IS p m
His majesty passed good day and
has taken nourishment Eell He Is
less weak and HI temperature Is now
normal
AT the hour when the king should
have been crowned great and distiu-
su.shed gathering almost Identical
with that which wouid have sat Ia
Westminster Abbey. gathered in St
Paul's Cathedral The approaches We 6
lined with silent throngs, through
which drove peers, colonial premiers,
foreign ENJOYS. ambassadors and mem
bers Of the House of Commons all n
somber clothes.
The intercessiOnary service which
followed was under the direction of
the Archbishop OF Canterbury and all
the high dignitaries OF the church
The litany in supplication for the re-
covery of the King brought whole
souled response from the choir and the
immense congregation.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-26

says. He stood her ''fussing and
growing until 1882. when there WIS
an actual but not legal separation
II seems there was no ground for
either party 10 get into the divorce
court until recently when Hyatt says
he heard that the partner of his mis-
cries in the year 1890 went out In the
public street in North Bend. Neb.. and
prayed that the platntiff would fail
down and Ahraass hls. neck and lose
{ everything lie had on earth and become
pauper. and bad made various
other similar slnyocations.
The seasons came and went For
twelve long years, and Hyatt never fell
i, wn and broke his neck. and never
lost his property. but when he heard of
his Nife's alleged action. he instructed
his attorneys to get up bill forth
with and spread it on the record.
Hyatt draws q pension from the gov
ernment and he alleges that his wife
tried 10 have his pension revoked.