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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Fewer Appointments Without Com
petitivc Examination Under President

Wa <hington April l7.-Chairman Gillctt
Of the House committee on civil service
reform, recently wrote 10 Mr.. w. ID.
Eouikc. former civil 'rvicc commissioners,
calling his attention to recent Congress
sionai and other criticisms of President
Roosevelt 'on the ground that he has
made a larger number Of irregular ap-
pointments to the classified service than
any of his predecessors. and. in v!cT'
of the fact that the period covered was
while Mr.. Foulke was commissioner. ask
ing hi; Opinion as to the charges. In reply
My. FouIke. under date OF April L. wrote
The fact is exactly the other way.
There haze been fewer appointments
without competitive cNamina tion under
President Roosevelt than under any 9TH
or President. and there has been no adj
miristration since the passage Of the civil
service act in which the competitive <ys-
tom has advanced with greater rapidit>
and rnrtainty, 1t has been necessary for
every President 10 permit certain posi-
lions 10 he filed without examination
The number has been reduced from tune
to time and the range of the competitive
system extended This process has gone
on faster under President Roosevelt than
under any other President. OF the 60 eases
Of SUSPENSION of the rules during his ad-
ministration. only 33 are of persons who
were allowed to enter the service without
examination
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18

New York. April 17.-An addition Of
10000 to the endowment fund Of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
New York state was announced, yes
terday. by the state committee, that
amount having been received from
William Smith of Poughkeepsic, who
stipulatcs that the interest only shall
be used Cor the running expenses of the
committee. This is said to be the
largest subscription yet made to the
endowment fund Of the state commit
90
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
SOMERSET LIQUOR CASES.
disposition Of a Number Of Thcm I,
Announced.

SAoWhegan. Me. April 11.-Clcrk W T.
Neekins announces the following disposi-
',oh oi liquor cases by the March term Of
'iie supreme court for Somerset county:
bergonzi Domenicho. nuisance, placed
oh HE by order of court.
hengonZi Domcn;cho common seI)er
on liIc by order Of court
varies Ul.MIics isrown urpIing shop. continued.
MAJ IN Toward. search and seizure.
f'hced on file by order of court.
o,' Ia w. Gushing, single sale, placed on
"a, ny order of court.
John Mcl.aughlin single sale. placed on
ME ny order OF court
a., ~ w. Gushing. single sale. placed on
NE ny order OF court
Frank Griffin, single sale uIarod nm iii,
ny order of court
american Express Co. appellant. mol
lI"sScd Tor want of evidence. LiuuoIs Or
ucred returned "
IRA w. Cushing tipplin.r yhn,, ,,I,.,j
on Tile Ivy order OF court;
Joel ii. Gray. common seller nl,ccd o,,
file by order of court :" '''
Niiham Howard. common seller rl,,eI
IN file by order of court
William Howard nuisance nI,,.I ,,,
file hv order Of court t" "''
E'fnard Dexter. appellant single sale
lndSineht of lower court affi mpu fine "a
paid ~ N'S'H
Fred l.. Smith. appellant. search and
SEIZURE. trial. verdict guilty. motion in
arrest 81 Judgment tilci. motion uynrr,,loh
exceptions filed and allowed ~ >
T. j. Walsh. appellant. mol pressed for
want OF evidence. liquors ordered. ,lss.nr-
cd. e'
George c. Jones. claimant affNe: entry
filiiC King. claimant. San,n culry
octave NiSri". Tipping shop.s .ssfnr sI.1
ana costs taNci at sNo, ard ~ day,: in
county Jail. with ~ iaHs additioaal'in de-
iauit oi payment. nittimuS suspended ON
probation. fine ami costs paid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
BOWDOIN COLLEGE,
The Appearance Of the QuII-BasebaII
Gossip.

Brunswick. Me. April 17.-(SpeciaU. -
The April number of the Quill arrived,
yesterday. and is full of interesting read
ing matter both in the way of poetry
and stories. Perhaps the strongest thing
in the issue is the Easter poem by Stan
ley Perkins Chase, '0j. 1t is entitled
Niclan. the Atheist" and is fine thing
The other poems are a Sercnade contrib
uted by James w. Sewall. '06. and a dain-
The stories are by Norton, 'O5 Seavey.
.E' and buddy. U7. all of which are inter
estinE.
The snow storm seriously nterfered
with baseball here as elsewhere and the
game with Boston College was called off
The members of the visiting team came
as far as Portland. from which place
they returned home. They left Boston
Friday evening, by boat. and consequent
~ were on their way before the storm
began.
Bowdoin will meet Bates on the Whit
tier field. next Saturday afternoon. for
the first game i'm the intercollegiate Sc
ries, and doubtless there will be large
attendance. not only of Bowdoin sup
porters. but Bates will probably send
down good quota of supporters to cheer
ton of as to what condition the diamond
will he in is an important one. 1t is
doubtful if the men can practice on the
field before Thursday. even under the
most favorable weather conditions. and
IL it should prove otherwise it is hard to
say when this can be done.
The next 10 days promise to be an ex-
ceptiOnaliy busy time about college. even
for he spring term, In addition to the
regular routine. there is to he a lecture on
Hawthorne on Wednesday evening. by c.
T. Copeland of Harvard the Bowdon
Amherst debate on Friday night and the
baseball game with Bates. Saturday. On
the following Wednesday. Exeter will
play her annual game here which will
doubtless prove an interesting contest
After that there will he no more home
games until the University of Maine
game of May Z.
The spring recess of the Medical School
occurs on Wednesday of this week, ex
tending to the following Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
EACH GETS $3.50, 600.
Fair Estate Divided Between Mrs. Oei'
richs and Mrs. Vanderbilt.

San Francisco. April 11.-Supcrior
Judge Cook. yesterday. order ed the
hnal distribution of the estate Of the
late Charles l.. Fair. which was APP
praised at s3,0a0,000. to the two sisters
of the deceased. Mrs. Herman Oelrichs
and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
The sum of $4,000 is to no held out
Tor the purpose of meeting various
ciaiius. Attorneys fees and other
claims amounting to 100000 already
allowed are also 10 be paid out of tn"
estate.
The executor. Herman Oelriths, pre-
sented final supplementary report
which was accepted. and he vas dis
charged from further liabilities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
FOR LIQUOR SELLING.
Arrest OF Robert blood of Gardner at
Auburn.

Lewiston. Me. April T.-tSpeciaD. -
City Marshal F. L. Andrews of Gardiner.
came to this city on the Pullman. Sat
urday night, after one Hood. who is
wanted at Gardiner for violation of the
prohibitory law.
Hood disappeared from Gardiner lust
n!ore the Kennebec county grand Jury
iauJourned week ago. He is accused of
;n,lhs pocket peddler and has been caus-
late - VI
SIty Marshal Garcelon of Auburn. de-
.alned ,ned Hood until the arrival of the Gar
n'iier officer and they left on the IL 40
N. train. today. for Augusta. where
t,;a, rH1d was committed to Jail to await
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
Petrel at San Erancisco

San Francisco. April 1.-THE gun
boat Petrol. under command Of Cap
tain Tappan. has arrived in port from
Panama. While there the Petrol had
target practice. making a record of
I "a hits per gun per minute on a tar
get with her old style siX-inch of grav-
itv return guns. the showing being
nroba bly, the best IN the navy, consid-
arinr the guns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. April 17.-Fair and
warmer weather is indicated for Mon
day and Tuesday in New England.
The winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic coast will be most
ly westerly and light to fresh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
Bound Over.

Lawrence. Mass. April 11.-Judge
Stone formally bound Geo. Dewhirst,
former manager and clerk of the Ar
lington Cooperative Association. over
to tho grand jury, Saturday morning.
charged With larceny of s25.000 and
Justification of the books of the asso-
citation. The bail to the amount OF
$4,000 WAS furnished by VIM. IL
Forbes and I.angdon T.. Locke.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
Convicted of Murder.

Philadelphia. April l1.-Mrs. Gather
inc Danz was. yesterday, convicted for
the murder Of her husband. William G.
Danz. in the first degree. The COM
monwealth alleged that Mrs. Danz
poisoned her husband by drugs OBJ
tanned from George Hossey. a negro
herb doctor. who has also been con
victcd of Danz's murder and is await
ing execution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18

A Naticnalists' demonstration held in
4 hie factory at Armentieres. France.
Sunday nrovoked a Socialist counter
demonstration. When the meetings
were over the rival demonstrations
started a free fight in the streets. Three
scores OF persons were slightly injured
and was stabbed. 1t was late at night.
before order was restored.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18

The congregation of the Massoneuv
Presbyterian church at Montreal watt
ed in vain. Sunday night. for their pas
tor, Rev. Colin Duguid. to appear. Fin
ally messenger was sent to his board
ing house nearby and it was discovered
that he had committed suicide. No
cause is assigned. .,.--.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington. April 17.-Forecast for
Monday and Tuesday: For New Eng
land, fair. warmer, Monday; Tuesday,
fair, fresh west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
Boston Forecast.

Boston, April 1I.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Monday, fair and
warmer: light northwest winds; prob
ably fair, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
Georae A. Martin Dead.

Rrattleboro. VT. April 17.-George 4.
Martin. editor of the New England
Earmer and a well-known writer OH
live stock and agricultural topics. died
at his home, yesterday, aged 73 years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18
ONE KILLED.
Fight Of Arti|lerymen and
Jackies at Pensacola.
Objection Was Made to Interference
blythe Police.
Riot Finally oueIIed Without Any Fur
thcr Trouble.
ONE KILLED..

Pensacola. Fla, April lin riot
here last night between police and blue
jackets from the warships and Il few
artilleryrnen from Fort Barancas, Pri-
vate Banks of the 7th company of ar
tiilery was instantly killed, and four
blue jackets from the Iowa and Ala
bama wounded, though not seriously
The riot started over the arrest of a
blue jacket.
Three police officers were at the pa
troll call box when a petty officer from
one Of the ships blew whistle sigma
used on the ships for the men to as
semble Fully 300 gathered and rushed
the policemen. Two of the police Off
GERS backed away from the crowd, fir.
ing as fast as possible upon the advanc-
ing ue-jackets who were hurlins
stones, bottles and other missiles al
them.
1t was during this shooting that the
artilleryman was killed.
Rcinforcements from the police sta
tion arrived at this junction and part
ly disbanded the blue jackets. Later,
owing to many threats of the men from
the Warships to kill the policemen. Ad-
miral Barker ordered marine guards
from two of the ships ashore and they
nuelled the riot and prevented further
trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18

Pensacola. Fla. April 11.-No more
rioting here by bluejackets has oc-
Cured since last night. when one ar
tilleryman from Fort Barancan was
killed and four or five bluejackcts; 5;
wounded. But it was due solely to
the presence of three dctachments of
marines heavily armed that trouble of
the most serious nature was avcrtci.
the blucjackets making efforts to pur-
chase arms and ammunition during the
night. Many blue jackets were arrested
and sent to the ships in chains.
The coroncr's jury. today. rendered
Il verdict that Private Banks come 10
bis death from the effects of a gunshOt
wound and that the weapon WAS in tho
hands of Il person unoknwn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-18

st. Petersburg. April IA. despatch
from Port Arthur says several eye
witnesses assert that Japanese cr,iis
or was lost outside Port Arthur Apri
II by striking one Of its own fioatin;
mines. I'm.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

John u. Alien. at seaii'S wash senator
slM,cSSaErsssmag : u W Rumplc dsl,
at r'itt,ncid. SMss,n ''Si m nsfgs sL y; p1"ei'
MOODY. at Muyncsvillc. & &. "
sIEdna Lynl novelist At ,Eas,bourne.
Fert smith. Ark age" u '''"'a'h' In
.G-Dr Richard j. Gazing, inventor of
Calling, gun IN New York aged u
aud paramount commissioner to Hawaii.
S~Naihanlsi X Fairbanks. ~phIanthro.
S-Gustnv.us +. swift. mutt. mmlona!re
meat packer of Chicago aged q,
; senator II w Corboti. At
Apr, ;"Rsar Admiral Geo T. nclknap
,o l4ha,:'w "a NRf Mf isaI Era s,i 9sr@ sS s
Of Y = senate. IN santa Barbara, Cal;
@h5lshAT YOUNG, pres. Mormon church.
gS-Ex.Gov, and ext. $ Senator Alsxsn.
der Ramsay. In 81 Paul, aged ".
Wyo aged 90, Irving II scott. Builder
Of the oregon. In san Francisco.
.S-StuaLi Robson. comedian. In New York.
3-Paul Du Chaillu. American author and
%.espiorer, IN 50 petsrsbursi aged %
May gi-Paul Blouet Max o'RelJ. In Paris
tNredl at Dayton, o
Jul. l5-Harriet stanwood Blaine (widow
Jas, o. N Augusta. Me
~ W NfiIAi- gfhNl tIlFl engineer OF
brotherhood u Locomotive Engineers. at
l7-Jas Mcneil whistler, artist. In London
Gen casslus NJ clay. minister TO Rus.
STA under Lincoln. at Whitehall. Ky.
aged 81. Francis NJ Wells sculptor. In
San Francisco. aged %
8-Congressmuu Robert II Foerderer. In
TorrCsdnle. pa aged %
IA. u. ioungson. successor Of late chief
y. ~ Arthur. OF Locomotive Engineers.
at MeRdville. Pa.
Aug 5-Phli May. artist. In London.
23-Lord salisbury, former British pre- mler.
at Hatfield house. England. aged TO-,
Ghns g. Rorney, lawyer and pres, par
lament Of Religions at Chicago worlds
fair, IN Chicago.
siEMai chas II, Smith CBlll Arp, in A..
lanta, Ga. aged -.
tOrcJ, In Washington; aged 50
l6-congresswan Vincent BoTeing. IN Lon
don, Ky. aged q
&-ES.u :. Senator Chss y Farwell. at
Lake Forest, III. aged %
3o-Slr Michae! Hes-trt. British umbas.
sad9r 10 I >. at Dayos-F!atz Swit2sg-
land aEel g.
oct t-EN-Pnstrgastcr General Wilson s
bIssr,l. NJ Bunaiu, y. aged III. co... Wm
Baker, pros of Chicago worlds fair. at
H!st!aud Park. H.
lc-Archbishop Kiin. OF st. Louis. al Balii.
mare. Mi. aged ",
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Meteorological

Mar. iS-Miss river lcycc breaks g m.
above Memphis on Ark side. ... Marion.
ARK. cut of by mood.
S-Grccnvillc. Miss. levce breaks, 6 lives
lost.
MAY 5-Ear,hquake a. Grand Junction. Col.
sQ-flood anf IRE at Topeka. Kan. cause
II deaths; 5000 persons homtir ~ and
property loss estimated at 100000 In
kanHas CITY. Kan, and Kangas City, Mo
" ~. m Hooded. loss. iid.co,oo
Jun i-uaincsviiie, ia. 10 KILLED and $780,.
/. 90 OF properly destroyed by cyclone.
.'-riood In Pacolet valley. $ G, causes u
Death, md property los. Of $4,000
s-floods ut St Louis cause loss Of . lives
ter u drowned.
iS-Hcppner ore nearly Destroyed by
cioudburst. over 80 drowned Water wall
~ q high swept tb' gulch
Jul i-Snow at Butte. Mont. Tornado In
Faux county \ -.
b-Cloudhursi at Jcannetie. Pa asiivcs lost
Aus 1-Hnilsiorm In northern col. causes
10000 4amnH" 10 crops.
G-isinud OF JHWulct hufriCnrCs 80 lives
lost. dnmhrc. N1NH.Nf0
Sep p-cl clone at quincy. III Earth.
Qunk. ct nowlier l.gvciand. Longmout
is-AtlRntic coast swept by terrific Storm
rruriN ln parsons hrlug reported
drowned. damage % Manhattan lH.ani,
ROO 90. lruH and Mrs itoos,yr.t auI
oct i-Cyc.ou's In MINI. Wis. ard ~ XII
s-Pntcrson y J.. Hooded. 100000 los.
Nov i-rycione at ilNdr0. Okla
1.-TWO e~ntfhguaEo shocks tsit ~ ~. Louis.
M,mpti.. Louisville and In ~
n=TnfHado ~ White River. lui
Dec. 3HNurthNt has coolest weather %
arasln, thermometer going a. low a. :,
below Ia come places.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

h.Ex.Gcy. Henry l.. Mitchell. at Tampa.
Fla aged -.
si.Ex.uov Peter Turney. ia Winchester.
Tenn.
2-wm E Lccky, historian. IN London;
aged -
2S--Mra Emma B~ooth.Tuckrr. noted sal.
walton Army worker. Killed In "a railway
wreck at Dean Lake, Mo.
Nov. Prof. Theo MGiumsen, Historian.
At Churiottenburg. Germany, AGED ~
iO-itsHr Admiral Lester \ beards'ce. L. s.
y trctlrrdl, ut Augusta. Ga.
i7.Jas. n Gilmore. writer. at Giens Falls,
y. Y. aged ~.
@..Gen Francis Marion Drake. ox.Gov OF
Ia. at Ccntcrvlllci aged a -
Dec 2-Dr cyrus Edo on. germ specialist. In
New York ag Il ~
Washington. u G. aEed Gi
aged IS.
s-Hcrbcrt spencer. philosopher. author
and scientist. In BRIGHTON Eng aged -
.... Rev. HgntN CiAy Ttuubui editor and
author. in philadelphia; ag 2 "a
i.-john n Proctor. Tres T.. < civil crvico
commission, In Washington. agsd %.
t-EN-t. =. Senator AIeSlui,r Mcdonald
tArk1 NJ Norwood Park, y J
G-Fredcr!ck Il. Cuutcft. wtll.knovn New
York lawyer In Washington. AGED n
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
A Glance.
Backward.
Brief Chronological Record
of Events That Have Made
the Year A. D.loO3 Notable
The Panama RESOLUTION


Mar. i5-Pannma canal treaty ratified by
4 : senate rs vote OF - to
Aug si-Co'5mblan stnato rejects canal
treaty.
NOV . Panama deciarcs It's Independence
Of Colombia.
~ :. marines landed at Coion... Coiom-
bian guuhott boinbIris Panama.
~. =. recognize republic Vt Panama
b.Colpfnbia protests against attitude OF
u. 5 HId Irote sts against American in-
depreciation OF treaty q 1856
meUf.
Is Mr Bunau.y arllia formally = ceivsd by
Pres, Roosevelt Is minister 81 Panama
K.New isihmlan canal treaty signed BY
Secretary Hay ana MIR Bunau.Narila
~atPauama rejects all overturos 10 return
TO Colombian sovcrcigntS.
gJ-GtttnunN recognizes Panama repubic.
S-Panptna juntd %ratlticH canal treaty.
sS-1.n. Reyes, special Colombian envoy
% U. s. offers TO grant all canal conccs-
slohs absolutely free Of cost
Dee. 2-Panama u bill signed Mt Pan.
b-Gen Reyes received by Pres Roosevelt
~ white house.
s-sweien and Norway recognize new re-
public.
i2-W / Buchanan ~. " chosen special
minister 10 Panama
III. \ marines ordered TO San Miguel TO
prevent invasion OF Colombian troops.
2l-Peru recognizes Panama
g-Gen. Reyes 0rom Washington informs
Colombia hat war on Panama means
war with the United states
sl-preat Britain rccofuiz p Panama.
@.'inn. Reyes demands lat former con
iltlunH on thiuu b. restored o. Coz
lomhlu De- allowed 20 put down tvNn'u'
ton alone.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08

~ NfIHIIHa nNlNH
yersar,, q admission Of ohio into union
sl-Gen. Gordon reelected commander I'm
chief at confederate reunion In New or
leans
Jun u--l.ndy Henry somer-t reelected
pres worlds Woman'a Christian 1'fm,
perante union. at Geneva. Switzerland
Aug i-CathOlic Total Abstinence union In
nat convention ~ Pittsburg 90. Nat. Assn
q Photographers IN convention at In
Nat. Assn OF Postmnx,er. meet In uo.
ton, elect y B Dickinson ODetruifJ prt.
Nv &, stone dnJ elected grand phfof VI
Locomotive Engineers.
school Of journalism In connection VIII
CoiumbiH university.
a-Gen John g Black n!iJ elected com.
mander-in.chist by g. a II oHcnmp.
Oct 2-Honornble Artillery. Of London. en-.
tcrtalned by Ancient and Honorable Ar.
tillery. Of Boston.
lJ-Futm'f Lieut.. Coy j II Tiliman nc
Editor y q Gonzales....Gen G~reenvllle
NJ Dodge ~ " reelected pres society
Army OF Tennessee.
25-pau-AmerlCuu conference Of bishops
urges union, Of Episcopal. Presby terlan
Nov 13-N & r T.. Ia 3Qth annual conven.
ton az cincinnati.
H-Hcury Van Dine, Peter Nielsrmcier and
Emil EoDfkl. charged atth being accom-
pilocs Of Gus Marx In Chicago car barn
Hnd farmers near To-. slon. Ind after
stealing locomotive. killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective j r. Dris-
coll.
exander DpWie a. 40 City. ~, appoint
I'd on petition Of creditors.
2-ItutgeT's college A. New BruusH lck. n
j.. suspend y sophomOres tor hazlng.
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LynebinSS

Jan. 1.-TWO unknown negroes. one Of
whom killed Sftrln Nrvsr. near nrirr.
ncid. Aln. john lioiiius 'nrgfol near
Drew. MISS chhtsed viii attempted a..
ii-Rnnsom % Ncnl aud cha. run-tall inc.
gro'sl a. Anglgtun, Ton murder
Sc \, Subfluffli HufH'au miner Who
had worked during strike, Kicked leo death
ut Mlks shtrtr. y u
Mlr n-lenry ThomuN mrrrni, near
Parish. tIi. tot attacking i1.yt odd rlrI
Apr Ga1olu Turner color dI. nt Nntfrr.
Ntk attempted assault on white woman
la-Iotn GID ard tculurtdb. AZ Joplin all /.
MnN s-Eob lily AIT and VIII Morris. a,
nnIngs Nun. Miss. ass'ssination " ".
sO-Mosl, Hart mcEro desperation. az
Coriuth. Miss for sbooilnE AZ ciisf uf
police Amos Randall tVhltri. aud ban
kcnu"i,i and Henry Golden tnsgro,sj.
Jun l-I1hu DDunls ncgr1i. ~ GrseuVi..c.
Mia attempted criminal assault
&c. " wat mcgrul, ~ unll.Vlilc, a..
TOT Hhuuilng Supt. OF schools tlrttpi
s-"BanJo' r,nSN ,colOr,iI. near Fort Val
lcy. ia murder ~ " g Wirsiow CO.,.
Five ncgt.cs near Forest. Miss. for
% Geo white negro. at Wilmington,
De murder Of hclru Bishop.
Jul. i"uhvr Elrod negro At Piedmont.
= c,..,'htH Evans tc1iorr ~, At NORWAY =.
: G.. suspected OF murder or J l. mn,
lips
g. Eyausynic. Ind. terrorlscd ny mob thu,
orders out militia.
:s-i u MtNnDI tUo!nrrdI. AZ Bnnvilis.
~ murder OF Hemp Galtgrmnu... Isu.
~" SttrfT lI'EtgAsl near shreveport,
Ia charged Win polaDulrg piri
AUG inJDh MlIlkiu tutgru preacher aud
John Hunter Ui> Hou-In..uw. liiIsi by
WhitvrnputrH NJ IsNNbufU. Tenn. ....
Nm Garrett tn'Erol drowned Will, ht-
ina pursued hN armed men Of iarflo.1.
mcw county. Ind
Nov. s-Jos cniiock negro, at shrsve.
pnti. murder
b-snm Adams ungroi nt luFH christian.
Mis'., %nsHauitiug Wtfr uf prominent ,itl.
zen.
sa-lntu Fogis 'u'rr0l. near 81 George, Y
g. for uHstuitiug white woman.
a-Ilu DAVIS. walter carter aud clint
Thomas mygrossl. near Hu.rl,r LIT. isr
shooting Robert AiEtr.
Dec. LOWS Jackson irulnfHdl, near Tam
Pc, Fla attempted assault
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InduIfrfof

Ian. S-Board o: trade cc.pers establishing
iCtiiiou. prlccs for grh Jared iI,sal
is appoliate court IN Chlrnvo
.s-Ioiu Mitchell rsei,et.d ur.a I'ntt,I
Min Workers nj indinpunais
Mar g-Jndrs ADAMS ~ Z, n auis e,tot,.
UrothtfhooI % Railroad T-raintu,u AMI
Flrrmrn from orl.firg Wa
bnsh IA Il gtril. ara an Aur dissoivsl
~iniurciion'
2I-N.port of ~onI strike s%rbitratIo,
mad, nnbII, ia N-',.bi,utn 49,"
men uiVcn E.u-rnI In,r.r.. az
unurs nmouu,InH Io pi,oo, 80 prr
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
DuTiness FaHurcS


Apr i-Clcvcland. q. Aultman- Miller CO..
manufacturers Of agricultural implc-
mcuts. N.Soc.un kcnoshR tNis1 St1ts
bank
&Chic,go. Lord owen a 60. wholesale
DRUGGISTS. Etl.ia
Jun Toronto. can. 4 y Amcs & Co.
Blankets and brokers 100000
s-St Thomas. Ont. Atlas loan Co. ~
UU.oU
Jul S-lioston. Ara cushruan 4 60. shos
manufacturers, tsau0
Aug 6-Ntw YORK. sharp & nrNan. stock
rockers. N,.aun
is-Bo,ton Mason a rIamiin Co. plano and
organ house, N.tsa.u' .. NnaumtUt Tex.
Cttizeus' Sat q Saviuu bank.
SEP ia MilcughhN -, rauk
S-Npw NorN Talbot D TnViar A 90.
brokers; N.Gll.EG
gatuu~olidatei Lake suyprIpr 90. at
American nud Cnuaditn "Sous si".-
snuu
oct HoiiNrr. IA. Utfsc-Itummoud
Brick 20. S0Ueo
70. baltimore tMdD Trust 60 N.55sNt7...
Also Union Trust 60 uf baltimore. s.
o0on Seattle OMashl branch Of IN.
tcrnatiouai Hank a Trust 20. o. America.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-08
CaSuahieS

Jan 5-Port Townsend. wash. news re-
ctived Of drowning OF Is IN wreck OF bark
Prince Arthur,
S-Nsgr Wesineid. n. j.. q In railway
2S-Near Tucson. Aria. % In railway col.
lision.
Mar. l-Hlckman. Ky, 8 drowned
T-Spier Falls. ", Y, II by ferry boat cap
sizing.
9-Olesn. n. y. % by explosion Of Of, tanks
Apr SWhite and Cleburn counties. Ark,
3 in cyclone. .Hopewell, Ala. /: in tor.
nado.
20-Red House. n, Y. S In railway wreck.
23-Minneapo.is, s by explosion In oil plant.
T-New Buffalo. Kan, II In railway wreck.
9O-Ganistock, Pa, 9 In explosion Of pow
der plant.
MAY s-Detrolt. 3 By train ~plung!ng Into
crowd on track.
Ion Virginia coHst, 90 BY sinking Of steam.
ship Saginaw.
7-Eggleston Springs, Va, by sliding rock
20 Scag hastings, Neh, l6 by tornadOos
E-Near Bryan, Ala, Sin railway collision.
Jun i-Near saltwater, Kan. o in railway
collision.
i-Madlson, ~, 70 while protevtins prep
cry from food.
sO-Hanua, Wyo,, 235 by gas explosion in
Crinn IacIflc mlneE