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The Washington times., 1904-10-30

Miss Walsh acts dasIova well. The
impersonatiOn Is at ala times impressive
occasionally thrilling. and only once Of
fensive- To those who have read Toll
st0y's novel that '0nIy once" viii be
significant. IL should be- said further. iu
justice 20 Miss Walsh that her omeuse
o. directly due 10 the playwright who
puts lines into her mouth ia the second
scene or the second act which no actress
could recite without making the char
acter descend % the level OF strumpatry
That was, of course. Afasiova s. station
but Miss Walsh could doubtless have
betrayed the WQmtn's degradation with
Out Indicating her practices. AT ans
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23
CONDENSED

W g. Mccartney. a patient at the
state hospital for the insane at lin-
com. Neb.. and member OF n leading
family Of that state. was s%trangled to
death by n fellow patient. DIR. Olaf
Ancora. Both men were confined Ia
In the violent ward. and were mo-
montatily left alone.
The snow storm and gale which
struck the Atlantic coast. on tho 18th,
was the most violent that has &C.
Cured for several years. reports
from the New Jersey and New England
coast and from Incoming steamers tell
NJ furious gales and many disasters.
Colorado republicans are preparing
to appeal to the state legislature.
which has been made safely republican
by supreme court rulings. to seat Gov.
Peabody over Ava Adams. the demo-
cratic go~vcrnor-clcct.
DR.. Lyman Abbott. In an address to
Harvard students. On tho 18th. sound
I'd the note Of u new religion, confess
ing his skcpilcism In the inspiration
NJ the Bible aud orthodox teachings Of
Christianity.
Mystery still shrouds the murder of
Miss Rose white. the is-ycar-oid
daughter Of Harlan white. whose mu.
tiiatcd body was found near Chap
Evansville. W. Va. on the 18th.
Mrs. Mary Andrews Clark. mother Of
Senator William A. Clark. OF Mon
tnna. died nj her home In Los Angeles.
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23
R NEWS ITEMs.


II Is said to bo practically hssurei
That Judge Grosscnp, OF chicago VIII
De SVEN an amhastadorShip.
Charles y. NELL has been named by
president Roosevelt to succeed carroll
u NflHht as commissioner OF amor
president Roosevelt formally nm
%nonncos mat Secretary Morton mas
runs"nted 10 remain IN cabinet aitor
Aiat'h v
Inc tactics ui THOMAS W LAWSON
nfalh caused wall street 10 become
pan'c-s'ri'h'n. Monday and enormous
losses resulted.
secretary OF Agriculture Wilsoi
lrccoinmehds an emergency appropri-
alton OF s-oo'ov' with which to COM
oas u" loll weeVu.
Several of tho leading men Of st.
LOUIS WIZ RlNc u iareMeIl banquet IN
honor OF uoN'-E'ect Folk IN the Buck
meham club' pec'mOrr ~
Munster oohgor al Pohln. u Is said
VIII succeed Ambassador clayton NJ
the 'liy ut Mexico ana w. w. Rock
MI WIZ munster 20 CHINA
AZ HANNIBAL MO, Judge Eby DC
chhod 10 grant haiI 10 Dr' Jones wat
son, tue Denver tCol) o~steopathist
VINO Is charged win the murder oil his
VILE
~" uh',en ~a'eS supreme court
cus'aihou inc 'ennsyIVnhia isallroai
go, AGAINST inc Western Union In u
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23
rrnso>>L AND POLITICAL.

James J. Butler will he allowed TO
retain his scat In congress- from the
Twelfth Missouri district until the
close Of his term. The committee on
elections did not declare Batter fairly
elected. but simply asked to be dis
charged from further consideration OF
the ease. which was acaulcsccd In by
the house. The contestant did not
fully comply with the law.
Warren =. lumber. q rural mail car
rler Mt Lockport, N. Y. and II. w.
Aldrich. rural carrier OF Concord. N.
H.. both officials Of the National As
sociation of Rural Free Deliver Car
rlcrs. have been percmptorlly removed
from the service for fragrant DISC
bodicnce Of the presidents orders.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

Alonf the International boundary Of
the Canadian northwest. twenty years
ago was m acreage OF 10000 under
crop. yielding i,eOo.0o0 bushels OF
wheat, Now the acreage Is over -
ooo.oOo. and the annual Yields iio,o0o.-
0p bushels. while population. acreage
and output are augmented at u rate no
other country can approach. So much
fer the development u a country
through railroad enterprise,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

W. y. Brown. the cotton plungcr, nd-
vlscs planters 10 hold their cotton for
n rise In tho market. lie says the gov.
srnmonl's estimate Of ~. 49,. 600 bales
" an cN%aggorntlon. and that this will
be discovered before long. This I'D
vice to be SLOW In rushing tho cotton
Co the market may or may not he
good. II Is well known. however. 10
planters who read and think that
Brown aud Sully have given thcm
rome very lad counsel In the past.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS

Passengers who have arrived at Che
foo. from the Kwong Tung peninsula,
confirm the official Japanese reports OF
ships ut Port Arthur.
For the murder Of A. W. Robertson
VIII Jones. colored. vas hanged at
Helena. Ark, on the 10th, Jones muir
dercd his victim In cold blood on Feb
ruary O.
On the 18th the senate committee on
territories, by n vote Of six to four.
authorized q favorable report on the
statehood bill for the admission into
the Union Of Oklahoma and Indian tor
rltory 10 become the state Of Okla
homn, and OF Arizona and New Mexico
10 become the state Of Arizona.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

According to present indications. the
Missouri Rhodes scholarship. carrying
with II an annual stipend for $500
for three years at oxford college. may
not be awarded this year. The time
for iilins applications expires December
81. and President Il. u. Jesse Of the
University Of Missouri. chairman OF
the committee on awards. says tina,
but four applications have been re-
ceiyed. Last year there were ~ APP
plications for the scholarship. which
vas finally awarded TO Eugene Blod.
gctt. OF Shelbina. who Is o In Eng
land.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

The lord mayor OF London has to
attend some public dinner ON almost
every night Iuring his term OF Office.
Recently q friend was sympathizing
with him ON the amount of rich food
he must have to eat In the course OF a
year. The mayor then let him into q
state secret. At every banquet n spe-
ciai little dinner Is cooked and served
to the mayor, and he has amy simple
food he may wish to order. while the
rest Of the guests eat the mushrooms
and trufhes, President Francis OF the
Worlds fair must have followed some
similar rule. or no wouldn't have lived
" see the hniS..
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

A report from the Third Japanese
army. outside Port Arthur, states that
every part Of the city and harbor Is
visible from 2o3-meier hill. The streets
are described as deserted with but few
soldiers doing patrol duty.
The Japanese column on Field Mar
shall Oyama's right. which Con. Rem
nenkamrn recently drove back to the
Taltsc river. Is again reported to DO
moving northeast aud strongly hold
Ing the SIaodagal-Sianchan region.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

Assets Of the defunct Kansas City
Safe Deposit 4 Savings bank NJ the
face value Of 100000 were sold by
the receiver for 800. The failure OF
the bank nor than ten years X
caused much distress amonr the poor
cr classes. who lost practically all OF
their savings when the institution col
lapsed. The officers OF the bank were
erimlnally prosecuted.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

Miss Helen Gould has given a com.
plctc silver dinner set. of more than
n hundred pieces. to n Denver baby.
an automobile or n railway coach
would have been rs useful to the tot
for some twenty years Or so. However,
the dinner set may be worth u lot
when the marriage age arrives.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

Judge James II. CAN'T. Of the Mis-
souri, supreme court, has announced
hat he will not resign. This action Is
thought to be due to the many impor-
knities Of Judge Gantt's friends. who
have e%ntreated him to remain where
he is.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

Ncanc a ioyy. ship builders. WHO
haye the contract for building the
protected cruiser 81. Louis. have been
declared bankrupt. with the vessel on.
~ abou, sixty per cent. completed. II
Il understood that the price Mt which
the work was undertaken was too low.
This does not Indicate that Uncle
Sam Is Lax In making contracts.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

The schoolgirls Of Chicago are 70 be-
encouraged TO make their dresses.
This move Is designed for the three
fold purpose Of putting an end to dress
display In public schools. Of protecting
the feelings Of children whose parents
can not afford 10 cover them with m
cry aud NJ teaching a practical lesson
IN economy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23
Jones Acquitted NJ Reed Murder.

The preliminary trial OF William
Jones before Judge Farrlss, at Rich
LIN, on a charge Of numbering Will
lam Reed, who mysterIously dlsap.
poared from his home on November rs.
resulted In acauittal.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

rMrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. wife OF
the vice prcsidcnt.elcct and president
rsnci. Of the national society raugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution, has
requested all chapters to hold n colo
Mai tea on January q. the anniversary
Of the wedding Of George and Martha
Warrington.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

Tho exports " American minufac.
tnres for October amounted to si7 ooo.-
900. n sio.0oo.0OO gain over the same
month last year. Noyembor's Increase
In estimated at ti2 900. 0o0. These iig.
ures were never reached before In the
manufacturing record Of the country.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

ntast years postal dclclt was nearly
st.0co.o00 less than the cost Of free
rwal delivery. hut for this now and
sopmcndable feature. there would
dave been u postal surplus. FREQ rural
delivery IL one OF the big administra.
tive Successes Of the period.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

John L. Grinlths, tn whose care the
late President benjamin Harrison left
all his private papers, Is reported TO
have discovered among them an Q
tiaordinary private document. This IA
nothing less important than an inside
history of the four years OF the Harri.
ion administrator written by the
president himself.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23
Policeman Hurst Convicted.

Jas. Hurst. who killed Police Officer
Ed Garaney last June because GAIA.
noy reported him TO the chief Of po-
lice for neglect Of duty, Hurst being at
the time a member Of the force. was
eon victed OF murder In the second de-
gree at Carthage, and sentenced to ten
Yoars In the penitentiary.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

When the different museums Of tho
country divide up the Philippine cx-
hibit there will he a, least a thouband
lsSos apiece. The entire bolo gupply
a the Philippines must have been
bIqught over. They are out Of nils.
chief now. At any rate.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

ish conduct. i charge him WITH TACK
OF proper party spirit, In that he has
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

From the seating Of the Hawes delegation In Jefferson city !
convention and the nomination Of Cook, to the employment OF Harry !
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

al AM wuum " rust 10 secure tnr
naminatlon, second what, In my w
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

PTVPvvvy ~ev--~---
he was not receiving this support.
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NnS Senti6lanO.
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Ioro.@ upitroBe, unO Gli5obctb VI.
S'Reia, 2t.
Charles u. @oumon, q, Wno 2iQie
Nc. @rocc, 10; @pplifont ), u. @ogo,
9tr. 6t2, @eit.9orreitroBe.
Somcs e. Eormcp, iut, 26, Nr.
1927, Observation-Disclosures, mo Cecilia
y. @obu 2t.
Iobn u. Stodntoun ., 9tr. 32S,
Giio,S priugitroBe, uno ella Gltt,
mar, II.
GbomaS g. Gonnollcp, 50, un0
SeIen GonneIln Al; Applifont autc
&rpcI, 2ittIc &cgeitcritroBc,
SeboItinn 3. &oub 81, gtr. $40,
iio.9rooforOitroBe, mo Stole s..
Gornid, %.
George Z. @orfltd,, 26, 9tr. 44l,
OIt. 20. StroBc, uno GOitb T.. Geld,
90.
Charles ". Chalmers, 26, 9}r. 4O5,
9toro.Y oppletonltroBc, uno Morp g.
&upes, is.
2conorO 5. @rotpn, 30, unO Selcu
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Nltpotcr, Nr. ITO, NorOs6 rcgtont.
Strobc.
Sobn Burns, 81, 9}r. 800, Sono.
perItroBe, itno Noro Anocrion. 80.
Sorru g. &olepL p, mo Moru y,
MilburlL %; Npplifont Wt. $. gin.
ferton, Nr, $40, Sit, %. Strobc.
Geo. W. aried)bnum 81, Nr, S33,
@cit- 6opetteItroBc, mo @race 6.
9rpon, 81.
@corgc Sous, a, 9fr. 1913, 9torN,
@ilmoritrnBc, 1t, Ngotbo g. SntitD
mon, 30.
&olioiSlnip Sornlliepitp, 81, gtr,
1882, GoItcrn.gpcnllc uio Gotborinc
&Olpoclif, 81.
guorefp VI. 8rciS, -, Hoipcbura,
l;nO Oiinnic Norot, %.
Sobn Scnneiip. q, unb Got6orine
MtcShnliifc, %; Npplifant Sobn s.
WicGoffreD, SIR. 1903. Sorlem-9(pc.
Samtcl s.. Gonopcr, 33, Nr. 314.
0It.9iortb- gbcltlc, mo Mtorp g..
@ulmc, "A.
&obu 81. SobfinS, q, mo &atc
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3. Is.
Sobn StoIbo, %, unO SuIiu BiS.
ia, 20; Nppiifont Soicpb aireS, Gr.
906, NorO-GoItleitroBe
Geo. ". &er5og, 10. mo emma s.
@orrill9tou, 80; &pplifont Sobn s..
6lDrn, gfr, 1913, Observation-Disclosures.
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@iegolb, %; Applifont 6rau Gmnto
MoDbon, 9tr. 7t3, @cit Soratoga,
StroBc.
SSo6n @runc, So, mo Barbara
Gorl, 30, ger. 903, RDonltroBc.
Charles Stltd. %, mo ellie Ore.
gel, %; appIifont @nt. 6. 9regcl,
gtr. t104, MontforO. 9lpemue,
3obn g.. Sntbol, 80, uno Mimic
s. 6iiber, 80; Npplifdnt 9crnnrO
Mifel, Rr. 1908, Observation-Disclosures.
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boob, 90, uno Nlonde M. Tolpel,
%, &orrisbitrg, va.
George Shines, 2G, Hr, GAG, @cit.
Seringtonitrobc, ltno Widmt q.
MiIler, IS.
2ouis 5. 9i6lcr %, Bolton, Mloii.,
uno Senrietto Quploin 20.
Gban SortitoQ "a, uto Murp q.
8ettItatt, %, @ciOc BON @niDington,
9. 6.
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9, g., mo Toii0 u. Senfins, 81,
@eQSuiuc, U}b.
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@eridtS iinO g~eitern bic noditeben.
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Gofpdro Bruett, &c. unb WQQie
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