The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-02
CONDENSED TeLEaRaMs,

consigned 10 London England) parties
turing August SOLD for s2i per bushcl.
IN the lot we're two case for King Ed
ward and United States Ambassador
rhoate. and the commission firm took
advantage Of that fact to advertise his
Oklahoma consignment
J. J. Speycr. Of Kansas City, Mo.
closed a contract. on the 2Gth, with the
| officials OF the st. Louis Worlds fair
for tho publication OF 200. 900 souvenir
booklets. They will he pictorily de-
tcrip,ivc Of the Worlds fair. and tho
FIRST order Of 100000 copies will be
published at n cost Of $4,000. They
will be used for souvenir purposes.
The 1908 crop Of broori corn was re-
ported. on the 10Th. TO be moving rapid
ly ut 500 n ton, one OF tho highest
prices ever paid for brush at harvest
time. ono farmer sold his crop OF 80
tons at Arcola. ILL.,, at 500 n ton. Tho
weather for harvesting was Ideal. and
tho crop gathered was In good shape.
Walter Crandall. on the 2Gth, ut
Bloomington. ILL.,, pleaded bully TO
four indictments for cmDezzlcment OF
fi2 600. from the order of Modern
Woodmon while serving rs u clerk In
the head ONCE Of the order at Rock
Island. III. lie was given an indctcr-
inmate sentence IN the Icnitentiary.
DIR. Lowry. secretary Of the Kansas
state board Of health, who COM
plctod an Investigation on tho
goth. into the causes of the typhoid
fever epidemic In Topeka. Kas., de-
rlarcd that the drinking of unboiled
water from the Kansas river was tho
cause Of nine-tenths OF the eases.
Adjt.-Gen. Scott issued an order. on
the 2Gth. granting permission TO tho
Seventh infantry. Illinois national
guard. To parade. fully armed and
equipped. for the purpose OF participate
Ing In the exercises Of the Chicago cen
%tcnnlal celebration September 20.
Tho top works and storage bins at
the Black Diamond coal mine were
burned ut Springfield. ILL.,. on the eth.
The damage was estimated at $4,000
or $4,000.
President Roosevelt arrived In WASH
lngton. ID. C., on the 2Sth. 10y special
train from Jersey City. lie was ac-
rompanied BY Mrs. Roosevelt and the
children.
Superintendent Elliott Woods was.
On the 2Gth. instructed TO have the
capitol building ready for n ccssion OF
eonErcss November 0.
Jnmos ". Tlllman. former llcutcn.
nn%t.govcrnor ~ South Carolina. and
son of former CONGRESSMAN George ID.
Tillman and nephew Of United States
Senator Tillman, was put ON trial In
Lexington. s. G., on the 2Sth, for tho
murder OF n. g. Gonzales. editor of
the State, the chief newspaper OF
South Carolina.
John O'Grady. n prominent corpora
tlon LAWYER. died In Kansas civ. Mo.
on he 2stb. after A bricf illness. MIR
O'Crady was horn i'm ireland I'm 1880
and WINS admitted To the bnr nj Wcx.
ford. He came 10 thIg country I'm 1870.
lie had practiccd law in Kansas city
for the INST IL yoars.
Tho omnIovcs Il, tho Cincinnati
branch os Tho American 1'vno Foundry
70 ven, nn, an n s,r,Io a, cIncIn.
lnn,, on tho os,b IN ORDERS from their
or,a,ig.,Io, h-ond,nor.,r. 4, ch,c,,n
Tho MOI, soiJ n vvnu Ia no N ~go,orai
strike ~ NH the ,yno I'm tho
country
CHARLES pocler considered tho cIev.
, crest forrer in America. ia once moro
I'M liberty ucckor Ion san Quentin
CaIl prison. ON tho oSth. after having
served soven ycara far raising n Az