The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-07-24
CONDENSED TeLeoRAms,

sncr"t SfullN TIE operation OF Tvs paper
| mill. built there within the last min"
months. Tie capacity ~ the mill Is
four tons Of white paper daily. all ~
which will he consumed by the star
and ita morning paper, The Times.
Postmnstcr.Gcncrol Henry g.
Payne. who spent the ioth M Temp
kinsSillc. I. T.. on board the revenue
cutler OnoBdaga. sailed for l;o-ton,
where he expected to remain thrsr
lays. returning then to New York for
another brief stay.
\ violent hail storm. on the 10th
followed 10y u cluudburst oue nils
sodih ~ Trinidad. Col. caused thou-
sands ~ dollars damage aud a mum.
her ~ families to flee for their lives.
The hail covered the ground to a
depth Of siN inches.
The body Of Peter VI. Arthur. grand
chief engineer ~ the brotherhood ~
Locomotive Engineers, who died sud.
denly IN Winnipeg. Man. an the 18th.
reached Cleveland, o.. on the 10Th.
As the result ~ u collision between
electric ears IN the Obcrlin branch oj
the Cleveland a southeastern rail.
way. ON the 18th. T.. I. Gnrin. Of Otrr.
lin. o.. was killed aud n number ~
persons Mere seriously hurt.
Prof. Hamilton e.. Timbcrlaltc. o'
the University ~ Wisconsin. dropped
dead ~ heart disease. On the 18th
white taking u bath. lie was -
years Old. and had been married only
three weeks.
Joseph Scott. the negro who ~.
saultcd Helen Olson, at 81. Paul.
Mimi. on the 18th. was safely lodged
In Jail early on the 18Th. Scott does
moi hesitate tu admit his guilt.
Luther Siicring"r. one uf the most
eminent cic, 'ricnl engineers Of the
world. died at Pasadena. Cal. on the
18Th. 81 consumption, aged - ycars.
Andrew i. Craw ford. aged %, mil
lionnirc iron manufacturers nnl coal
operator, died TT his home IN Tcrrc
llautc. Ind. ON the 10Th.
-Four persons were instantly killed.
or the 18th. near Avundnlc. o.. ON tn
Pennsylvania railroad. while walking
or the tracks.
The state cncnmpmcnt ~ the N
'iunnl guard NJ Missouri opened ~
Lake Contrary on the 18Th. Three
thousand men. under command of
Brighten. Clark. ARE in attendance.
The fiber mill ~ the Iy.Prodnct
Paper Co.. nt Mnyyillr, y. D.. was
burn'd on the 18Th. The lufr Is SCn..
600. with insurance Of about half.
A. a grade crossing NJ burlington,
Ia. on the goth. the Chicago Burling.
ton ~ Quincy fast mail train struck
a carriage containing Mr.. and Mrs
ID. ID. Grant aud two boys named
StOlting, Mrs. Grant WIS Instantly
killed and Walter Stulting was 81 bad
|" manglcd that he died IN after,
Pope Leo MIL. the two hundred
aud siNty-third pontin of the Cath.
ollie church. died az 400 o'clock, cu
the goth, just 10 days after he was
stricken with pneumonia. lie was %
years old aud had rcigncd ~ the ~
prrmr head ~ the Catholic church
rs years.
The funeral of the late Chief y. ".
Arthur, of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, took place, On the
Goth, ut Cleveland. q. Hundreds ~
railway men, representing all sections
of the country, were present. Inter-
ment VAS At Lake View cemetery.
Gov. Odcll II New York and his
party, on the goth, spent the day In
Sightseeing ~ SAN Francisco. Mayor
Schmitl waited on the governor in
the morning, and made him nu1 his
friends the city's guests for the day.
GOV. Chntt.rton nf Wyoming, on
the goth, declared he would call IN
the prosecuting attorney of Zig Her.